The New York Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1843, Page 1

ERASED Sane een ——— aes Vol, 1X. No, 538.Wnote Noin80 NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 1843. Price Two Conte To the Public. CARD.—Mr. H. F pectfally announces the ENGLI8H ADVERTISEMENT. Albany. City Intelligence, General Sessions. ‘ THE NEW YORK HERALD-—daily newspaper—pub: | Gallery of the Apollo Amachtiog Contoshe PeeHoantat) | LQNRON-ST. KATHARINES Hi (Correspondence of the Herald.) Police —Wednesday, Dec. 20.—A Pocket Boox Dnor-| Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Aldermen Waterman nL, 0 esr the oval Mi Ste lished every day of the year except New Year’s day and | 322 Broadway, from Wedn both Dec. ‘They consist Axwany, Dee. 17th, 1843. | ren on nis way To Sixo Sinc.—Notwithstanding that pub- Fourth of July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7.28 por om | Sral bay Opa mericas Janduoate peeueey. and insinds the or” | Gissen Stexmahip, respectfully informs hisfrinds inthe United | Movements of the Regency—Their Intrigues and lication after publication has been made of the rogues of fi “ent, which is built and furnished regareless of | Efforts to monopolize every thing—Our Legisla- | this class who infest our city, yet scarce aday passes that pare, nes [2 Orers reemyacapeay Ton inate ee CLL |, | surg, some unfortunate countryman is not duped by their vile part of the k in wgheh the teers aud most ofthe eher Ame | Although we are more than two weeks off’ from practices. Yesterday morning the attention of Mr. Ruch- Tic sm vessels lay, and is within, Gve minutes v.alk o jan ; "| : : d Walker, of Portsmouth, N.#., who had just landed y" e mee er t the | at , aud Koyal tuxchange. The house will be conducted om liberal | the time of the meeting of our Legislature, yet the nonkthe Mewich ‘boul; walk «tracted! Ny cher bt eae ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of it. Guipvox, o | nd economical principles. The Coffee Room is rupplie! with Be atta e's » Croswe Ll aa Ei ‘The | most active preparations are making by Croswell knavee, WhO! ploked tp « pocketbook, that! hs hed pre: : Lectuns on Exyp | the London, American, East Indian and Colonial paper e the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing tate, Broadw Viauds, Wines, &e. are of the fit quali y. A good Silliara ‘ ae 7 , s A to get things in a right trim, and exactly | viously thrown down, and represented that he had found P » pele cd i is city, | Monday th De he u’clock, ‘The Room tnd Warm Baths will b+ found in thehouse, Geatls. | and Marey 8 , § viously nd F > haw fast. It has the largest civeutation of any paper in this city, | Memeny evn ialvened at the anne place aad hous on the | Mea May contractby the week or mouth for bosrd, &e onthe |¢o suit themselves, by the first ‘Tuesday in next| iton the pavement. Mr. Walker, supposing that it might orthe world, and is, therefore, the best channel for business | gucceedicg Wednescay evening ; and the course will be con | same terms as in America. 4 . have belonged to some one of his fellow passengers on men in the city or country. Prices moderate—cash in ad-| tinued on the ensuing Monday and Weduead i bey LENIVEY be0e:to, qaonrn these who may honor him pith month. Croswell, as you well know, is a cunning, | hoard of the boat, and perceiving it filled with bank notes, .. Enc! c 7 i i eir pation that n i ti ° ST a Cats dy » men icitatic jate . i price, id in the mont elegent style the thes these wall erat on the’ Meimphite Pyramiday” com | 2 mer ht contteace ad grad rll to iberaty bxtowed 08 | of sending many a better meaning, but less expe-| Frtenging, ax he says, to advertise it for the knowledge JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ickets of admission for sale at the bookstore of - rienced man to the tomb of the Capulets long be-] of the owner. As’ soon as the money was paid, Proratiron ov THE Hynaty Esran.isuatent urd, wodrthe Astor liouse ; ar Crowen's, 633, HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL |e. iis time. He is now at work upon the Old| the fellow vanished, and he then proposed to the per. Northwost corner of Fulton and Nassau stre ; obe Hotel } and at the door | T]HE andersigned takes ocexsion to inform bis friends and | 10Te luis me, Bie DW BF), us son who recommended him to take it to go with him jute. Geutlemen’s. $1 90; Lady’s 50 ceuts for the the public, the Mansi louse is now local #4 Admiral, and at any sacrifice is determined to de-| to the police and give notice of his having possession of SKE'T FO 5 coure Sing’ admi ty Conte, quisidor street, No. 67, in the vicinity of the steamboat 7 ages ‘aor.| ite. luis he refused, and upon looking at the contents of FRO eae ee suilon paps Gt d1G-18-19-20-25-27 *rre and rouyeabip market, having commodious family apartments | feat him and his clique of barn-burners and disor-| tt, pocket book, which he. und to’ seateln, nothing but Jowas B, Pritiirs, Exq., Acting District Attorney. Wepyxspay, Dec. 20.— Sentenced.—Thomas anagen, an old offender, impleaded with eZee man named John Jones, convicted of burglary in first degree, in enter ing the dwelling of Dr. Green, 399 Broadway, was ar- raigned for sentence, and consigned to the state prison at Sing Sing for 14 years and six months, The court in ssing this sentence, stated that there was another in- dictment against him for a similar offence, under either of which, they could sentence him for life, but from the tact that pardon almost invariably followed such semtence, they have commuted it to the term before fixed. John Jones, a young man, impleaded with Flanagan in the indictments, entered a plea of guilty, and the court sentenced him to the state prison for ten years, Colored Burglars.—A mulatto man, named Alexander Ray, and a black fellory who called himself John Smith, w eretried on a charge of burglary in the first degree, 1m entering the house of C. 8. Bouton, 241 Kast Broad on the morning of the 9th of November, by forcing open the basement door. They were arrested by ofticers Drin- ker and Krack, while onthe point of issuing from the basemunt witl mall quantity of clothing that they had stolen. On searching the premises where they had re- sided, various articles of clothing were found that had been stolen from fourteen different dwellings. The jury returned an immediate verdict of guilty, The court or- dered the prisoners to be arraigned for sentence, and stated that there were eleven other indictments against them for burglary in the first degree, on each of which they would probably be convicted if brought to trial. That under this conviction, it was in the power of the court to sentence them to the state prison for the term of their natural lives, but as pardon usually followed such sentence, they should not impose it. The Recorder then alluded to the importance of the arrest of the accused, as it was evident from the knowledge in possession of the S num—postagés paid—cash in advance. Pee ege ier te pie yon 8 including those from ine ot THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday | Atiton, En Bie Martin x Shee PT ae the Hon Coa. | Sxh° morning—price 6} cents per copy, or $3 12 per annum— | 73) toral Highsesn ince ‘Albert eats nse. Viet ne postages paid, cash in advance, s ES | OTER IR ueatest order. . A 7 . rey ary EIGHTH WARD AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BALL, | A person is employed to procure permits to passengers, | Sanizers. The game is to make Seymour, an old | worthless money, he called the aid of citizens, who alter BOYD & HINCKEN, 9 Tontine Building, (In aid of tne Funds of the Ward Committee. 4 ‘ke. who will board vessels ianmedia\ Hf oi " vere struggh d the arrest of the accomplice, comer Wall aud Water streets. HE, artangements for this Hall being completed, the Com- | of 2 officers, yalierthe Fit | Conservative, or Allen, who kas no mind of atevere struggle caused, the arrest of the Accomplice d3ec m BB LI es om ater tony sotiet at she Five Sroon, Comer a¢"Vakc Sod | sb aul Semel chiaeantoakennaces Seeman tgp | his own, or Mr. anybody else, Speaker of the | name of Win Jones, Justice Mateell very properly 6c Captain Heuze, ireight apply to 2 843. om sent appearances the suc- | held him on the statute relative to passing ‘‘ false tokens,” ALC ROSBURE KUO. 47 Broad st. oF to Windies @1--the number of | “ar emce’s nenremtenes: witniam ruuron, | HOU ese tite' clitoris egmewhat more than | and ordered lim tobe fally commtted for the ofenee, in BOYD & HINCKEN, 6 Tontine Bu ‘of the Saloon, early appli: | — ae ts U cess of the State editor is som default of bail in the sum of $1,000. The Court of Ses- FOR MARSBILLES—Packet for Ist Jannary be hem. IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS AND VISITERS TO | probable. You will recollect that he was re-| so ave power under this statute to send the offender to PS TRESCOTT, Capt, Myrick, Apply to rooms will be brilliantly lighted—the decorations upon THE, ISLAND OF CUBA. cently ona visit to your city, and while there had the state prison for seven years Such a disposition of a LAURENEE & Paes, 1o8 Kron st,, oF to the mo. g ceeneite scale: suveriutended by that most eminent Rpresoes ¥ EB 9 es k ESS HOTEL, repeated interviews with some of the members of | few of the numero droppers that throng our city, would ‘ne EN Ase age, ry Brows sdleergsed. Cation Bora li Ae Mhe pethintena uatooeel ee een (yo delegation upon this subject, and if reports soon make them resort to some honest employment for a GON LIVERCOOLC GGG Facies Gaeta ae tBGing, will be in accordance to Peogramme, and commence fied uy and attended, affording the benefit o's country life, ener true, has ol pric an p “ ff. Ri ac 3 livelihood. - 7 first class ship KONAHASSETT, Capt. Howes, | Ample attendance will be provided for the dressini Preventing ati ly attendance to business. Every attearions | cl} events, he fo ih excellent hutnorand spirits, Avotner Danixc Burctany.—The house of Mr. E. will be despa ched for the above port in a few days. ms, and ey dati t t con- * | all events, he is in excellent humorand spirits, and | Richards, 770 Broadway, corncrof Ninth street, was bro- efrosn t «Mas ardaoune accommodations for exbin Pustengers, who | se cutis iathoee departing car tnvelopse will con: | Promised by the owners to meet the satisfaction of their visi- | von his friends speaks boastingly of what he | ken into last night through the re basement ty some | C2 that they were the most deaperate and daring will be taken at reduced rates, ifearly application is made to ‘ Sommi ) 3 fi 9 » of 1 ing # high fence. The robbe 51 he burgla ; satay Hat DM TP So is ma tain gentlemen's names of the Committee. CHARGES. will do before January 3d, 1844. Now I know of | freebooters, after scaling a high fence. The robbers, alter City, He then asuiteaced, Alexander Ray,ta the state pel rat son for 23 years and six months, and John Smith for 22 years and six months, remarking that in all probability that would terminate their natural hives. Shop Lifier’s tid Two colored women, named Louise Williams ‘and Flizabeth Kay, were tried on a charge of dS street. On and af ex Sa°urday, 16th, ets will be for sale #t the i i i bitiet! ag . P te thee jdrable wok DesThe British bavaue toveph Ciuard, Gast Harrison, | Tivoli Saloon, Mehnivie's, edmer of Huson. and Spring st; Boating for a single roou in are aoa, 5+ +7 88'68'8 dep 'l no mail beige caleaipted fa ae hl for | breaking some three or four locks and doing considerable Senden cab amer ers a a low rae, Avly on Bons fot | ton atreets North American Hot, cvmner of Buyardausieuad | | N.'B.~Ouoibusse are Tonuine from morsinecil wight ke | untites. affubility,. plausibility, caution, apparent | beaver cloth overcoat hined with yellow and brown wool ~~ porns above: NE _ | Bowery, Military Ha’l, oppos.te Spring street: at Head Quar- | tween the Cerro and Havana, making the trip in half an hour. a , If | oe ae len plaid, leaving the doors o! ; i pe He, ONLY REGULAR LINE FOR NEw OR- | 5.98 Wooster street; or of either of th, Comminee, 27 In*r honesty, and immense self possession; never shaken, | Where were the watchmen ? And what has become of han this same | damage to the furniture, decamped, jkig with them all he EANS—S'he foll fi GEORGE YOUNG! + > = never thrown off his guard by any counter move- ? petit larceny, in stealing a piece of mousselaine-de-laine, rascal as edvetnd (wen ete) oF fa TA Wolter PRITED STATES HOTEL, NEW YORK. | mente-never deceived. ATalleyrandindiploiacy,|'"s!yr peererces--The recent excitement and eapvé | Hom ihe sore of Lonl ad Tayler in Catherine beet “Wye ALABAMA, Captain Bunker, on the 25th Dec. dtd 1224 m Commitwre of Arrancements _ | L"inanity for tne very liber! patpate bentowecd oe aae Keane | a Robespierre in feeling and in heart, ‘This is a| relative to the rascalities of the gangs ofswindlers that | \y are” a Ye ‘The accommodations of these ships for cabin, second eabin ALA.S US, during the last year we beg leave to inform them that the alte | strong picture, but to all acquainted with the | infest our city have inspired those who have been de-|""7y0 rial of R. S. Woodhull for Forgery, was set down end steerage passengers, are such as canuot fail to ensure every TRE AMAN $ rations aitd improvements contemplated are now completed,and | man its truthfulness will be apparent. Take a frauded with courage to apply to the proper authorities | ;.,” nond Nondascttie a pete: comfort to passengers during the voyage NO.6 WALL 8TREET AND 289 BROADWAY, we are prepared to accommodate our friends and trivellers ge s : Pe) bef fae Foe en te ee eauirauded them. | £0F the second Monday of the January term. ‘The ships of this line have now commenced their regular ‘onneR oF Reape Street, | nerally ina style not surpessed b, any other establishine.t-- | Specimen of his management in the case before us | for the arre a ee Tate #4 tied |. Plea of guilty.—Jolin Ogles entered a plea of guilty to i AS JUST RECEIVED, per ship Cristoval Colon, an in| our turuita i Ys Fthe Old Admiral. in conversation with any of | Hosea Winchester, druggist, of 108 John street, applied | ay indictment for assault and battery on Henry Lynm 2 i a ranch oreTz cre, Uaye Ghrouehout the | EA voice of the celebrated Woodville, brand of Segats, com | renovated and newly vated Teen ony, Oo ee eae eae aisoted inembers of the Assembly, who | €@ Justice Mateell for the arrest of Jonas M. Ball and Win, ee rea nt ene aa oe al hown af a Sepa ck wy penmate TARY, LSereeene May OBL ing: detained, ing of Regalias and Medi \d the Lord Byron paper ae vamted throughout, the Croton water is | the newly elected members of the Assembly, who d kc tee Dillof of David Devoe.—This man, so well known as Tec meed the sera cen Cenc ne feos | egare: Fie atu byiey os tn erie Bree daced in avery department, and the terms one dollar and | may be supposed to entertain a friendly feeling for ont ar seer CaS VERE 0 Mil of) offender, was tried on a charge of burglary, in, the third board or to . & J.P. TAPSCOTT, at their Arhiertastonatstencuad ieee micitas otichamace calol 9 mer BRAISTED & JOHNSON, Proprietors. _| the bold reformer, he partakes of their admiration | ing Sjrcumstances. "Ball called on the 10th of October, | 4rgree,in entering the tailors store of Wm. H. Li me ; au Se ee Or ae tod brands of Segara, cousisting of | FH ALHAMRA, Broadway, betwren Spring and Prince | for his great talents—for his unbounded honesty— | and purchased the goods for cash, and ordered themto | G¢tie ith of May last, and stealing a small quantity of ooo ME ford Byron, of different sizes. the bropri-tor Of theabove establishment bees to inform | but, then, he is too radical in his notions abuut] be sent to 132 Cedar street, were the money would be | Clothing, ke. Devow was arrested soon after, and a trank FOR LIVERPOOL-NEW LINE —Reguisr | fort of Havana Regatias and medium size, Poeacar guable public that, having engaged at great expe'se | men and government like Sam Young, uf the Se- paid, The goods were delivered, and man named Philip | Containing a“portion of the clothing. found at house in ig SIDDONS, Cope Ee B. Cobb, of Wostoune will | Justo Saws Principe. th greatest perfection in theit several departmen's; he isuow | Hate, he is quite impracticable, a mere visionary | T. Winslow was found there, acting as clerk. Me refer | Newark, where it was said he had left it. ‘The key of the safes above her regular day. For freight or peasage, having nc- | barwe and tall Yar of Bt. Jago. * Prepared to furnish Farties, Balls, Weddings, with auy descrip | —in fine, a demagogue. Well, the uninitiated | rl the parties to Bartlett, of 38 Courtlandt street, whore-| (rune was also found in his pocket, and several pawn commodations tnequalled for splendor or comfort, apply on | Geitine Turkey Tobacco of different qualities, tion of Confectionary, of a quality and ima style hitierto use | member begins to feel the truth of all. that’s been peesnia a te ee oe ee hiebill. "The | tickets of other portions of the stolen clothing found on the et Onens Whaat oot at Wall et Garman Sesohion Robseee of auterent neat Toe do2wec | said, for it is made apparent to him, in more than | Winchester was defrauded of the amount of his bill. The | tloor of the room where he was arrested. “The defence " E. K, COLLINS & CO. man smoking Tobacco of different qualities. NO THE LADIES —Ladies about ro eatertamiments | a tho i ire canto tiveral {| papers were sent before the Grand Jury. Let every man | conducted by J. 8. Smith, Esq,.proved byJoha N. Curtin! Frice of passane, $100. 56 South street. The celebrated fatchitoches Suuff of New Orleans, together | "['Q, 20, GADIES hadios about. 10, give eutertammertt | a thousand instances by the man of the Argus, and | {ho has thus been defrauded by firms representing them- | Niwark and Wm. IL, Fink, of Belleville, N.Y, that De- will Saeieed uke Gadues san sit the Sir Tattars nce mais: | “Taper Soga'e of Gately Peter July’ Forms and | he joins in with an expression of opposition to the } selves in business, and giving references, go immediately | voe was'sick in Ded, at the house of Mr. Stone in Now- gets of Ice Ci Charlotte de R. and Garcia, Perez, Lara, Lord Byran, be. Moulds, just received at. the ALHAMItA, Cherry Turkey Pipe Ste'vs, Ba Hee gers may rely upon the ships of this Hine sailing pane punk ands zine hes, with a general assort- ieee i a es Darstes 18 the m tnally as advertised. ear e 4 additional expense. ‘Che celebrity of th upon the honest portion of the democracy ot this | hold them. ib FOR LIVERPOOLSThe New. Line Rerular | fered chong cearszand Tobaceo in bales, which are of | the past summer, gives assurance that State, beside ; and here I have something impor-| Honsr, Tuer.—A valuable horse belonging to Stephen ber —The : de Admiral. To make Speaker of this man, runs on | pefore the police or the Mayor, and secure the arrest of the Albany .manager, will be a direct reflection | the parties. This course will make New York too hot to the burglary was iter-in-law of Devoe, day. ark, on the night ue i committed, Han! and wife of John Moyamensing, testified that her husband to Devoe as security for money loaned.’ {The jury bsence, returiied a verdict ofnot guilty, and Devoe manded for the action of the court on another in- ent against hi | pains w Il be ta Packet 21st Decem| new and very splendid = with all other articles of Confectionary farnished at this Estab- | tant nmunicate, and J tell it to yow in great | §. Clark, of 128 Greenwich street, while standing oppo- New York built packet ship LIVERtOOL, John GENUINE TEAS, lishment. diddw eee” | Confidence, because [know you are to have great in | site his premises on ‘Tuesday, was taken away by a black sail as above, her regular WHOLESALE AND RETA! ARIUED OX SINGLE GENTLEMEN, destious ofa | fluence in the Legislature--the Governor don't want | fellow named Isaac Scudden. He drove him te the Bat- ee es tae, New vores Beaehaeara we petsveps joann cae . fan, be genterly accom: | him appointed, and yoware afriend of the Governor's | tey Hotel, kept by Peter M. Bayard, where he says he t »» master; 1150 tons, wil For freight or passage, having roomy, and unsurpassed accom- sister, when Mr. Bayard, suspecting modations, apply to the un on board, west aide, Burling | New Yora; Agency at 116 Fulton street, Brooklyn: also, at the | cious, and airy rooms, the location being . very —he would regard it as a censure upon his past po- | stopped to se ; ate as Heder “ : ; * 3 algo, bs] 5 o Fi - Arte rere al er d obtained possession of the horse in an improper | lett, for libel on Mrs. Virginia Farnarise and Maria Coit, tip, oF to WOODHULL A MINTURNS,, | comer of slain and ‘Van Howton strecta, Pa ap, NS in | aujet, ‘conventect to. the buviness’ part of the liey by the house, and in this lightit willbe regarded | (at he had obtained porno nad and the horse delivered | war post ti was postponed until further notice, us civil suits are pending for damages. 5 Forfeited Recognizances.—The following nemned.pecsens: not answering for trial, their recognizances were declared. forfeited Mary Woods, for keeping a disorderly house at 161 Reade'street ; bailed by John McCully. Peter Kearnan, for obtaining money by false pretences, in passing off a fraudulent passenger ticket. ‘m. Hamilton and ry Ainsley, impleaded in the same indictment, were dis charg @, Samuel Chambers for assault and battery, in beating Elizabeth Bolding over the head with a tin dip- per ; bailed by John H, Brush. Robert Piercy, for beating James Van Gedder ; bailed by Philip McMahon and Sam- uel Piercy, jr. ‘Trial of Moses Y. Beach for Libel on Benjamin H, Day.— te the attention of city and country, Pu only’a moment's walk from the Hast Broadwa f ; i Price of passage $100. ‘ «1. | for the approaching holidays in general, to thel estab: | atages. Famil ishing to. make. arran} throughout the State. Again, Mr. Hoffman is] to his lawful owner. ‘The black fellow was fully com- eng pew, and elegant packet ship Qucea of the, West, Philip | Lishments, where they think ‘Will be found by faethe best se- | winter. season can “be ‘very handsome furnished with | physically disqualified for the office by a painful | mitted. Wipoatiguse manag 18 ony will succeed the Liverrool aud | lection of Bure and aaduterated ‘ows In the United Stats. | splendid parlors and -roome attach, Ly applying soon’ | malady, which renders it necessary that he should | Coroner's Office.—Wednesday, Dec, 20.—Svrcior NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER: Ee saree oppbasity at ress vuprinhe decling, ts 100 Un leave his seat every few minutes; and then again, —A woman, named Bridget{Moore, a native POOL.—Packet of 2tst December—The splendid | Well understood to render further comment necrssary. a what kind of committees would you have? ere ged about 40 years, who has resided at 126 1 known favorite packet LIVERPOOL, Origtoal and only warehouse for. thesale of Howqua’g Black | ble‘attention. and op iart so tin would you and all the other talented democrats rect, was found drowned in the cistern on the Te00 tons burthen, Capeain John Eldridge, ‘sail on the 2ist | Tea. Observe--Strangerawill be particular to remember the num | trial.—(8 MARKET STREE’ find th Ives? Whi the tail end of some | premises yesterday morning, She had been laboring un- December, her regular day. bertof the principal store in Chatham street .” between | Fre - <|find themselves? Why, on the tai Bert iiinese, srhigi ia supposed to, chave ted to ‘The ships of this line being all 1000 tons and persona | Pearl and Roosevel as in § for it are liable (THE ALHAMRA,359 Broadway, between Spring and Prive | unimportant committee, without the power of ef- | der temporary as ruppored fo, mayo eso shout to emarkefor the old country, will of f vor the-ad: | tobe led astray by x litle Jape ataried act <Chathaun | or roli‘henssepycd up inaaupcrignstcle: ithe Lediey” Saison, fecting any good to yourselves or for your counties. | the commission, of We Tita act. Verdict of Core Tantages to be derived from selecting, tis line a preference to | the mame of Caston ‘Tex Store. “he public wi'l also be om the second floor, has bren enlarged and furnished in the most | Barn-burnere will be the deaders, BEd Yay Shee Scppen Drati oF A Saicon.—The Coroner was called comfortable and convenient than ships of a smaller class, and | Pleased to take notice, that the Caaton Tea Company have no- | (1080: Tediennuner. Tis hag wairendy become afavo | must content yourselves by following in their | 4, (yamine the cause of the death of asailor, named Peter . ° rite resort for Indiee, who, alter the fatigue of shi . ad sien I ap aesiuanamamiedlneineiuietsetaedieraanlabaatel hing to glo with that of auy other stores whatever, except those | moming promenade, require some quietcl-gant retreat ikethia | WeKe: Now, this is not-fancy—it isfacts it 18] CoA Who had recently arrived fram St. ‘Thomas, but . ‘ - — ——— * in which to refresh themselves; also for pasties retamning from | the argument actually used by Croswell and his| who died v suddenly on Tuesday last. Verdict— Those withing to secure berths should not fail to make | GUPERIUK TEAS, COFFEE and SUGAR—Also, Wines | the Theatre or a Cone tt who ein enjoy the most elightful | worthy friend Marcy every day forthe defeat of Old | “teath by cholera morbus.” J the commission of the fat early application on board, or to, riety, Otard, Ch id Cognae i "i : Moses ¥. Beach was put tipon his trial for a libel on prance ote RAT TAPSCOTE, Trishtand Scosek Wisaken: sid irene isan, HRN Gees | antes thowt the trouble udinconvenience of preparing them !-Thunder; and, strange as it may seem, it is doing Const af Gaiman wives. jumin Hl. Day, published inthe “New York Sun” on the oie t their Passage ee, 48 tan pe fresh Tgita, be, far aah galy at ‘ ~ a up the business for the Admir ith those who ourt 01 morning of the 7th of August, 1843. The publication of TABNAGE FROM CORR vue m J. 8. SCOTT & CO.’S Wholesale and Retail Store, — ee eae full: don’t nom, ie saline a peculiarities of the Before —, Inglis. Seth GP Ossi the i wasadm ed by the counsel forde fence, when fool <b s datuains ont tela i i i i u ie vi respectfully in-] man of the us. But this is not all; the mere} Weoxrspay, Dec. 20.—The Farmers’ Bank of Canton foxas B. Prttars, Esq., open r the prosec . MB ic tecrres eee ae form our friends Pied sinters peirets | ont pete nephenrttncaamy sate | BY nthe public generally, thet he js repared.ta serveuny at | defeat a tavindieaiae the all-sufficient. satisfaction | vs, Hervey Hiy.—This was an action on two dralts drawn {and stated that the jibellous article held “Me. Day up 6 Regular successfoa of first eles “Atmertcan ships, INTH WARD CHEAP GROCERY AND PROVI in every style. Confection: to the organ ofdemocracy. Mr. Hoffman is what] by James O’Bloss on the defendant in 1941, for pul ie. conten bene ane, A was there fore calcula, Is of Kefreshments usually fo e - icy h, payable in New York. The detence set up, of the first clas. Families eit is called the father of the stop-and-pay policy of | cash, payable that ‘the “drafts had been ince issne was joined, but the Court ruled out all the evidence on the pomt, with the above port every week, which will be fitted ‘01 manner for second cabin and steernge passengers, ax to ensure them every comfort. Ove of or fi . James D. | of Grocer es and Pro Roche, resides there, who will see personally to the forwarding | age in buying inat th Prov Of all Sur passengers, and will spare neither pains or expense L0 | fane, where all articles in the Grocery and Provisiou line can Semana vere! meet their wishes, and have them without any delay. hased as cheap, if not cheaper, than any other eatablish- nen it ‘Goods warranted SION STORE —Families i neit about is. will horhood of ret om thoir winter stec! be si + H 2 he suecess of any other man at this a if ith Contectionaries generally ; aleo Cleama 1842, and the ‘this on son” Na vGkeneteh | lies, eaten Flannel oe cctve: Lweell.” Corts es yon be mines in opel By Gane the offer to the defendant to enter a plea of puis daneire, Pe mp ya bP pram ga pene i Mo ll Phe A plana rd peculatiow,) | continuance, which the defendant refused todo, He i Patties. A gone'al and thundered forth as undeniable evidence of the } tended that by the laws of Ohio, the bank had hor the law governing the offence see The libellous arti then read to th — Tue Consrinacy C giving particulars on Selurday relating to the charge made at the Police Office against Hamilton, the black broker, (by the way, the bro- avenue aad Green wie! ie acivod. Ue Paying ta out eet” ABN to eacens Ho | ee OA ener sone rte ro hice rable for the hiohidays, forsale, extremely low.” | unpopularity of that measure with the people; and | issue the notes. given «n payment for the pul ker deny that Hamilton is a broker) and Bergen, of an letter post pard, ROCHE BROTHERS 3 Feel coceae OMICHABL KIELLEY. : M1 articles sent out from his est- lishment are war- | then, friend Bennett, where will be the reform im- | drafts, an act having passed in 1826 to close uy attempt to defraud the Atlantic Insurance Company of 39 Fulton street, next door,to the Felton Bank, orto | “di3 im¥ee ‘9 Greenwich lane, | fanted eyual to anything of foreign manufacture, | His artiste | yrovements -of the Admiral? What hope for a] Also, that the exchange allowed by the Bank on the | large amount of money, we promised to axcertain and in 14, Gorse Tiastas, Liverpool, CLARK, BININGER & COZZENS, pledges himself his articles shall be suitable for the greatest | Convention? What hope, for any improvement of | drafts, was from two and a half to five per cent less than | form the public who was the individual that had ventured P. 8.—Passage certificates and drafts can be sent’ from this by IMPORTERS AND DEALERS, of the land, +3 1. .4timem_ | the constitution by-the-Lemslature? None—none | the regular rate for 00 days, and tis the Counsel for the | to become bail for the Nogro to the’ smotint of 91/egee he r packet ships on the Ist, 7th, 13th, 19th and 25th of 56 Vesey street, CHEAP AND CONVENIENT LODGINGS, at all. The defeat of Hoffman for Speaker will | dency comentee ine drafts on New York at the tine | che Ieleeuceensality, ok Mehatite: tactaa eae wea t evry moat, also by the Boston steamers on the Ist and 16th. * .VING completed the ement, of their Store, respect T HARMONY HALL, No. 17 Contre street PET | bring in itstrail all the evils here mentioned, and i : STaSRER SATE IN FOR Ae | Planet of ered tron no Sea | ACMLNN nyt i wel imany more which ate being worked into ori by | Shintvll'thatine'y se ne tioot tha ths act peed ¥ and scer mediate paces, from the foot of SUPERIOR BRANDIES, WINES, SEGARS, LIQUORS, | ¥11 4nd critoival law in belo ihe Crosswell, Marcy, Varian, and company — The | the state for the closing up the concerns of the Bank had Tape detest will leave as shove. a3 Peon Weduestay, ee pee pes dodle coerehia aM | OT Te ts eee: for Clerk, te. the: Louses but | tat theron that part ane defence tt be deregard oh ep ‘} are *| Their goods are particularly suitable for Hotels, being select | 17 4 eetiatat of James R. Rose for Clerk to the House, but} and therefore 0 b - Pipiay aes foetal Capt. A. Houghton, will leave as above ed with great cares for that purpose, and embracing every arti- | "shed toms. at pricesadapted tothetimes _alt-étend*m Thre they will meet with a certain defeat; Mr. | ed. _But if the jury believed that the Bank intended, by aug M.oa Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Srandsland wintsees Chavapagaee: London’ Porter Brown Seon | M35 5 POR Ds Pus, ESTABLISH=D MEDIC | Wales ag late Clerk, will unquestionably be the | paying @ less rate than usual, to gain more than 6 per cent For passage or freight, apply on board, or te P. C. Schultz, brands and Vintage; Charnpagues, ee Cerce Brows Stout, pt FED VAPOR BA’ ris. 25 Courtia dt street—A certain mane 9) on the transaction, that it ol ne se the defendant the wl a3 scotch Oils, Cheese, t for col jandular affectiors, ulcerated sore throat, rhen- | Man. . would be entitled’ to a verdict. The jury not having yr at Vermicelli. tism, Se. 5 cleve: lemanly Mr. Sandford, x SEATENISLANDER willleave New York | spiced Ciosulans Cornus Geintine lor meking Jolly Raion 1 sd elon it to meict inld Werk tha tetas Ones | Since to see the Governor, and—Croswell! He is Charles Judson, Esq. For defendant, gud Staten Tslaad, on and after October 24, as follows, until minutes, Extract Vanitla Wer es, , and every the morning till 9 o'clock at ni be. Sulphur popular with all who know him, and deservedly J.and 2. D a es i i — y use of families. ve, r i Nei: vs, Charl F. r8— Re to aa yarn | ra ‘ ow EIN NEW YORK. | NXE Chaplets far ase Well adarted fora pubis baking | sconced in my old quarters, to which place Thave | ‘tact te men, wert te proceod te Sut or ot coal. the community are getting somewhat sensitive upon the subject, and show about as much anxiety to know who the bail is as who the prisoner is. In this case, we that Benjamin H. Day is the man who has taken the re- ‘lity of bailing the negro. hould suppose that the fact of Mr. Day's being held to bail to the amount of $5000 in some suits pending against him, and also being bail to the amount of ten or fifteen thousand dollars more for other parties, would have deterred a prudent man from going in any deeper. He must, as we learn from the records of the different Courts, stand as bail in various cases to an amount sop elherniay exce $20,000, probably nearer, $30,000. Whether Mr. Benj H. Day has the conscience to swear that he is worth enough to justify in suchan amount, we cannot say; but we ‘apprehend that o1 is certain, if he should have the whole amount to-pay, at the offi 5 phe risk of the the e30ef 1 G i ilies — se * . might puzzle him a little to raise the ready pol TE Tih ons I Sa re eae Oh Wvsntsr anal Fall Stenined, Bleached White and | c#tablishment or for dwellings. Fur fur her particulars apply | to request you will send me your daily Herald. ceeded on her voyage as fares Sandy Hook, on the 40th would 2 all events, make something Of & hole in his for- WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Natw to GEORGS MILN, Ssurn, Jn. | March last, but encountering a gale, the pilot, to save the | tune. FREIGHTS FOR WHEELING, gh vs! Tae Ceaodhe $4 Beekman strert. Spit EF TM ry livenvontin cuar, sod imps nara hen ahora, The | ,{Thhoeureh lately pursued by Mr. Day has given his Notertgned, for the ost Bre'yeata | re WATCHES AND JEWELRY. Late From Catirorsta.—By the way of Vera | crew, without permission, returned to the city at the first | friends no little pain. His intimacy and constant inter at present) Agent for Bingham’s Line OFLICH AND PACHTMANN, Watchmakers and | Cruz we have received the following interesting opportunity, against the express directions of the captain | course with this black fellow, and with « former police Tromthis city to Vittsbarg, takes this method of informing his Manufacturin, Jewellers, 0 Canal street, have on hand a I x ‘ hi and mate, who fwanted them to save the cargo and Toporter by the name of Horatio 8. Bartlett, the numerous irisnds and patrons, that having made extensive at, | AlcohoLand Camphyne. (4 Nape cocrrmeisas ch iesvowahte Jewelry ofall deveriprions; rete | letter from Monterey. ..It contains something Dew. | snip searing. (On the day following that on which the | cal sympathies and Dosom friendship existing between the ng "merchandise via ; odes. , i ; ae ’ friends nine and Camberland or tn Putiaburg vin Philadelphie and | Earle wstlon: quartet inte cheats: For sale by the cask, | fow “Old Gold and Silver takeniaexchange, div'im*m” | ie 1 gome time back wrote to you forthe | bill for $163, and were paid. ‘The action is brought to re- | pursuing an elevated and honorable course of conduct, thechambersburg Railroad. All goods entrasted to. his care, JOBN C. MORRISON, vitiy Herald via Mazatlan I have ‘received a | Covet back the amount. ‘The case will be continued (o-| and being more careful about the company he keeps, will be forwarded with out any delay, aud at, the lowest current No. 188 Greenwich street, between Fulton and Vesey. 6 dagen bg dic ape Saige , “| morrow at the opening of the Court. maintain a respectable stand in society. But for some rates, to either of the above points on the Ohio River, Also, | Dealer in drugs, medicines, paints, dye-woods, tens and gro- few numbers. The two first numbers sent to Cali- o mouths past, Day, the negro, and Bartlett have been like merchandise and packages forwarded by Green's Express, Tanutacturers'-paper makers’. distillers, fornia by our Consul at Mazatlan, were put in Before Judge Ulshoeftei the Siamese Twins, or perhaps we should say, like 8i- HeroURh in itera tncioy 10 Wheeling. ‘The bncteaes will be ihatlnca mremirapmleen “ietera| te charge of Don. 1. Celes, supercargo’ of the Mexi | , Dec; 19-—A writ of habeas corpus vras sued out by Mr. The negro hecame security to establish ce he = = : Lod cs_ SS assortment, and at wach less priéss, at retail, ran | ; ho wilfull de aw th | Shuteld, counsel, : tor Bartlett, and Day became bail to the ne Conducted by " = : a ther horse in th Fa'watches an low can bark Clara, who wilfully made away with | to 'sring before the Judge the two Albinos now exhibiting | # paper for Bartlett, and Day e in. 'y gon, No. 10 West street, New York PEARL GRAIN, ayo ered alte uit ene H Tam happy to say that no other supercargo g, ‘ i ro out of prison on ajcharge of swindling, and to k ingha.~ he ‘ket street, Philadelphia. each Watches and jewellery exchanged or bought. Aj} | them. 1 am happy to say hh BO | at Peale’s Museum. Jones claiming them as his children u Tht W eon, North Howard seer Baltimore. DEUTEOHES BRIESMENL “yeheg warned to Bret aged we nthe money retuned | or eaptain on this coast would have committed so Sfr"Niky append ax counsel oneal of Joseph Man Bret out of pron on several changes of Baring pet r z + umberland, Md, is i pst Manner, 6 e ‘ an residing in } wh co y og ey Co , Wheeling, Va. benijoe~ ering babi arighak Cay pa sae RID se t ScniOg “an would like to see a shipping list of thet as his children ~ It T peared that Jones had hired pie frond eve ey ¢ hey Tend ar ett, Bet ney 4 eens at tnetihecting route should be marked | FARINE DE GRUAU(GRUAY D'EPAUTRE,) | a¥ mtr __“Whoteaateand recail. 39 Wall etree noatin. | this port, Tsend you one for ten months,ending. this | out his children some two years and a half since, for al) (oe would call on Day... Sometimes the order of cal- New Youk and Wherliog Uine, care of James Wilson, Balti ae ¢ Frenck Language.) Warche: |month. By this you will see that the Yankees hr riolaniny ake ceeahibition ail hacia t. aben Fhe ling would be reversed, and then again the three would be h 5 bb ir. Binghain’s Line as heretofore, moro, and those oT UAISON, Now 0 West street, oY. Ww a New York, Nov, 20, 1843. nl Im*r the ae AE, SUBSCRIBERS are tow prepared to ol h Ope Doma of en me tage naa A and Jemery aa low, foot low, an any other howe | | have the whole foreign trade of this coast. A great | {04 Sr'the ehildren since. Jones, is neighbor. is. ac- ary whest flour ver do, from $5 to $30 each, “All watches, warranted torkess | “eal of property in the Mexican vessels belong 0 | Guainted with his children. and identified them as his chil- rove, having looked for it in vain many | good time or the money re'umed. Watch's, Clocks, and va | Americans and others. Thete are four large ves-| qren. On the other side, Mannah and his neighbors were seen locked arm-inarm and marching te and fro in the Cegin over their heads without e streets. Few hour a meek In due time tl rial NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS ery deMleate, wholesome and money saving | Seal Hines repsiced wrod wee ¢ 5 € he : : it, onthe trial of sundry sult of law and equi- daw lings, &c, &e A ° He lower than any other house | sels here belonging to Boston, whose return cargoos ually positive that they were the children of Mannah. 7 PORTATION COMPANY. hhandfal is sufficreatts be b-vies iuta two quarte of mille “The | bette Sqnse ond Maas, wich: eimeld audsiver ta: |in Boston,with value of vessels, are worth $500,000. | Both parties are witnesses no doubt honest in their opi: | t¥, the result of some of these interviews. Till then, have EW ARAARORMEET) Fee re og ain bout American physicians pvescrite. 1) to.their reosvering pa- | nit, Imrorters of Warehes and Jewelry, wholesalesndreedt, | The whole value of American property in Cali- | nions < Lge aed Ura ttehe aed very beater dees Cruces tthe sha:e of aps | 0,331 Broadway. New York a st} fornia now amounts to a Targe sum. “A Boston | The case was put over till next Tuesday, when the sabes stable, pte s Piived the fy thould tuow hine Pearl Grain, } 410 im*ee RenARD FISHER cargo worth there $20,000, returns home a cargo | whole matter will, no doubt, be cleared up. selfto fall into such company. ‘They fear that hie nice "i X AND NEWAR Frscmecct ce whee This . — No slthough fo the owner this is not all dese TER coe cose a that there shoul be two | Sense of honor may be blunted ; that his former correct RE TWE RIVE CE, ‘ i H tt profit, as the expense and in: of a three years \ . bes habits may§be contaminated—that his high intellectual eee eC E DO nadietnt Nee Yorks | “teveeiy Gert Devoe tee cast te tbe United States | PATENT STATUE voyage are greater than the first cost of cargos CLALIT rotate catiwmente may be turned to bed account ; and that ft ‘Every day—Bundays excepted. igat 37 Burling slip, foot of John street, near the East Kiver, | + halls, parlors offices. boats, &e. yet the profit to the industry of the United Seates | °'%"!y will not be very much to his credit to be figuring as bail Leaves New York, Leaves Newark, New York City, where it eau be had tor’ the whoiemle trade, | aren Staine of Washi father of is 300 per cent. As these are of home manu © for his companions—black and white, at the Police Office. Ate AM AC? FAM. Atv AM. At 1i¢ P.M. | packed in kegs of 25 Ibs. each, in any quantity, not tess, howey: | ting two Kinds of pede-tals, , La tay shat y ‘ae th hwohap v din all kindness appeal to him as one not yet 9 do.” 3 do. a” do. 4” do. | ever, than a package. Ithas found ite way trom the wholesale | —the fire chamrer in the pedest+l being so armnged tt facture the trade is a good one to our country. ‘a full Bench. We would in all kindness appesl to's ane, t uN do. 4 do. 9 do. 6 do. | stores in the lower part of thia city to the retail grocers and me uis of a revertable plate or partition You will see that this trade needs the protection | | Dre. 20.—Drcisn laron Joseph vs. John Cogan.— | Wholly lost, to have respect for lings h bale 5d 103 do. 9% do. | consuming tamilies, 30 00 40, Facilitate, its pequisition woevery | comers heat fo cirewlate through the entire height of the sts | of our national vessels, and that we ought to have | This wae 3 Finest Re one of the lower Courts. Judg- ee Few to = bana on, Goa tee a) BUNDAYS. re LedueVe ED ene ines have alsa ita hot nic chamberattche nud every thi aes sg ave Ea ol an ioe a came ve Tic somse—Ak: Uke dabtetees Secpemaaber the table of porn TTS.” Leaves New York. Leaves Newark. SD C11) REWARD—Three Phovaana Dollare wnl be nod tag eparghys bet popchin gs: Ptben eine J de hh 4s pal fis ne Whole year ail Agia . Michael Dougherty v8. The Richmond Turnpike Company.| In rogers te the proceedings at the Police Office, we per- sat Ls ae 1a pn oF Min. $3,000 Mie? the meats ‘and de! 7 DNaraieteiet whe ine dreranion erie ventas 's beantil ite eco: this yn yet that government has this year named | _ judgment affirmed. ceive that efforts were made to bribe or intimidate other Ville, Summit, Chatham, Madison, aud Morristown, ran | & the undersigned. of a black leacher bunk trans, about thirt an! durable it aud satisfy themseives of | @ Consul who is now living here. ithin a few] David Wessen et als. vs. Marcus F. Dow.—In this case the | papers, as well as this, with « view of suppressing any re nom rove, to th theedges sharp. It | the above facts. ‘They an be along th. top ani and sati port of what had transpired there. We should have add inches long and eight en inches = ide, was iron bound, with wood, straps ashington received a | Court ordered that the report of the referees he set aside operation daily, and refe- | years back several have through from Jersey City without change, and connect with 9 A.M. and 3 reaces given to those who have them in-use. ‘The public ill toad Tnited States” Sali “ith 6 ; if ed that Mr. Day, the negro’s bail, also became the negro’s W YORK AND ELIZABETH TOWN. bottom, also, strapped with iron; Its beleved to have hae | then have a furronportanity of Judving that the above are plain | COMMission th \ pita ess he pratt Ma serene Wineeatt Veasw otc The bea! Jailvdibe Company. | messenger to bring as the. threatening epistle which we N marked * Pom roy & Co.,” or ' P, & Co.,” on the ends. The | facta. For sale only ie this city at 1M Grand s'rret, one door | —one never leftthe States, and one almost reached “ ‘ bli Saturday. Whether the “black ce” Leaves New York, Leaves Elizabeth Town y ‘4 for plaintiff on the d ot, with liberty, to | published on Saturday. Wheth prince’ At 8 A.M. At 2 FM, Atl AM 3! M. | 38 id trunk in supposed to have been stolen trope on bout the enet of Brovday. JAMZ8 NINDS here. Both und out the fees ie ued nat ne < rman = tiff on the demurrer, with liberty to | Pel tie vot round with’ similar measeges to the other 9 do. 3 do. 7 dow a1 GOs, | SAO on catomh i i oF} a2 imem ah wid ~ pay the expense of eyen entertaining a few of their | Pigg? ven P s eu | papers,Jwe have not learned We hope not, for his own M do. 3 de. BE do HIG do, | check, an ae ctivent brokers and tener Ue city ot | FZALL DRESSES Te sebeciber bs jst received bythe | country’s oficers who might call on them they | jd.” ritment tor nisintit with Liverty. te defendant to tral "Butte at ae itmny, we entreat him again and 1 PM. New York. > ae Hoge moet recent; .rrivale- therefore declined coming here. if plead de nove. t again to mend his ways, and select his companious wi ie a Mees ue oO ingels, Memeebrogy: Somer it kt SA ab al Roch gp sepals ig FY He Perna embraced in Cilace (won BT ap erirts California, for twenty months, has had no rain. 5 Robert Malcom vs. John Young and others.—Judgment for | better taste ba will OU CORT bet Seactor p— Hille Now York daily, Sundays cucegted- cae cay POMEROY & CO, 2Wallat, N.Y. | Tale Illusion, in blue, pink, and other entors As her chief exports are hides and tallow, the Ran- | the plaintiff with liberty to the defendants to plead de novo, | We can assare him, will not # 1s our To Ne vor ity ol cad iiliccverh Town 5.censs, New York, Dec. 16, 1813. die'rfins reé_] 10-t plain white Oranih Mastin for ball deers cheros have not been able to ship anythis summer, | on payment of costs, in ten days after notice of FT Te one of tha counsel toh GbiNiide, then plo- Bare between, Ag- id Bemerville, 75 genta. Gg MPHENE, O1 CHEMICAL O1G— "Horns Prtcnt | 10 cetoas Intent act IES, Sot Browlway as they could not kill their cattle, they being so | rule, with costs. a Te ee tee rate the weteek: Haas. biatea ey $oE* A al wey ‘Solid Bottom Glass Fountain Lomps” for chemical oil | ait imec twoen White and Franklin streets. | poor. The trading vessela have therefore done a Court © sected the libel in sentences, and alleged that in all the veg RMA Fin, as SOMES wae (Uae ge eat ct ieaepeidlan| Neg | FAFHNT gLasrig | bad businera thie yaar, and can take home Dut 1 gessgiog Coons Toda important pint't woul he wviined Gy eidence to be 9 Ao 3 do. » | ¥o Jamps are admitted by all who see them In tse, few hi before 5. i i m i t 99 presented to the jury, and that their defence won! a fede 9 alo. | cot be'upeataltal by any lampescr omera to the pablier oF | prune whe RUE ERD HIE wih ful condinee Ip ita| The new general, Michettorina, with his officers | 3 $f Str $5 ( 3 QS 9, 7.20 225 0 o> Oo, | truth of the libel, and that ft was published for good mo- ‘ BaP, simapiverey 0 manage. erd fim One: lang will iverclignt | _atiity and naefalneen the’ above named article Bits | and troops, sent by Santa Anna, have atlast reach- | 11! 19) 78, 19, 96, 7,'46, 34,09, 56, 61, 39, 81, 60, 83, 90, | tives and justifi NEW £ORK AND NEW BRUNSWICK. equal 10 six sper, candies, of sa gupence me ers than halta | article is inte brace ti shoal ders, stpport the brek, and | od the capital of California. The General is now | 90. _None of the witnesses for defonce being present, the Hpom Foo of Courlandl street eer rc Bieaviek, | cent per hour! hey fe ia fucthe cleanest im broportion to | sand the Chast, ALONE, Sete persone of sedentary habies, | Holding juntas to frame some new lawsfor the good | | Coumoy Puxss—Tosdlay, Nos. 17, 18, 19, 21, 92, 22, 23, | Court, adjourned! at 3 o'clock until this morning at 11 Ato AM. Ag PM... At 6 AM. Ati2 MM. rate beat Pee ier oferes to ihe pebire ter guores, ts and ‘are particularly requented to examine this | of the country. It is proposed, Ist. To keep an of- | 24, 29, 27. otlee es ata Ahh casa 13h do. Oe P.M. it Lamps fi ches, of suverior | braces it will be found to posseas every requiait lity for ficer continually” on board of every vessel while a . for Mr. Di din araoclated with the acting District At- SUNDAYS. a Ren diciies—such as | Which it is recommended, 7 tg baace the hy of | che ins here, to prevent smuggling. This will | . From Froripa.—By the St. Matthews we have | for Mr. Day, and is associa e acting Leayes New York ves, New Branswick. jginew iliten and others who have nequired the habit of atoopme, | Si remains here, to prevent smuggling. the Bt Augustine Hevald of the Sth and 12th inst. | rey. ‘A. M. anda P.M. At iz) A M., and 84 P, ity, d mg Fills for nervous | vid retain their form in an upright pos ‘be worn | be of much service to the fair trader, 2d. To for- | the ©t. Augustine Herald of the « . — 7 Ato A.M. ki aE . . ity, dyspepsia, &e. ‘vans’ Sootting Sy- po tareg Reade gad. c Hi i i H ‘The cutter Crawford, Captain Day, arrived at St.| Sap axp Sincunar Case.—The Bangor Courier Fare, exgent jiladelphia trains, between New don feoching: Dr. Cherry's Aatriogent Pil's, for re perfect.cuse, being formed with.as elastic back, aad will | bid any ship touching at any port other than this Augustine on the oth inst. from Savannah, and suiled for| says that on Wednesday, the oth instant, Sall and eawreen New York and BaWways New Been a SS hers alog offer heir Celebrated Elnatie Spri in oF See eavieth Wireroumecatiem riethon poate th Mosquito on the sth, ‘The Crawford cruised as tar south | Jack, of Dixmont, adcal mute sixteen, years of age, lft N A, Ral an jew Branewicl i a al he | od. ci as Cape Canaveral, touching at Mosquito. he C.’s visit i any known cat ow ar pond 1 kinds; Wray's | evade pection of Ms Parse P ial, touching at Moegalto. The cs tint | the home of her father without any kuown w rs wi tickets at the ticket office, re patve aenry ticket gratis, Wickets are recei the dactor ory on th ny ‘when purel fare i board. 4th. To stop the killing of otter for some | there was fe nothing has since been complexion w: ith reddist ing this girl, : 4 aldressed to her father Paschal Jack, Dixmont, will be gratefully received. We understand “ Is, w deen h’s ©: Li 5 x tthe hair dip 1mérre | te buaineas for che leat astern years, ni maybe ree | yeate... ; | depredations were belng committal upon public lands by SAP LAMPS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. | Sold Wilcale and wcll Bae a * 1° The affair of Com. Jones’ taking Monterey is| live oak cutte TE air. Any information Lieutenant Whitehead and six men spect len are manufactured uni | The commutation fare between New York and Rahway and HE A a y 1 i i e places, has been redi inelnding ferry) to SHE Subscriber is now opening some new mostly forgotten. The last time the officers of his | wereleftat Smyrna The C. left at Mosquito, brig Rox- aunttoatitie From New: rmnowioh; cod New York €3, per (Tae re of Salen and Choon Cl renee eee |. 397 Broadway, comer c Pinos, | iiadron were here they enjoyed themselves. with | ana, Swift, waiting for a cargo of live onk, and schooner | that thie xirl, without apparent cause, about three years year. nl9 3m | dell at tow and reduced prices. Persous desirou: by chasing | _N. B=Ladieg rik ‘and fitted Py calling at the u WwW i rit Louisiana, Mi ha full cargo. i left her home and wandered for three or four days in one ne | oreconomising in Hikht, will find it mach to their advantage to | tesidence of MADA} ARSELLS, 402 Greenwich street, | tle people of the country. e have now in: port 5 ath cage Listes d since, eo tie wee bund alter.e lateeibas serch, PATERSON RAILROAD. call and examine this sf large reduction has been nade | Betwean Hubert snd Lave atrert em am*m "| ton. Lord George Paulet, who placed Victoria’s er, Tabatnee ce. Peney. the woods, thet inthe present abeenwe dhe must have "fare Chersteal Oilaed Bain Fluid for Spirit Lampe, de- | — on FRENCH GHINA. Hag int Oat Be ke piece (of tie ing of the eee vey of the Haulover bx Hadsome idea of making asomewhat nt departure, livered punctnatly when ordered s No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs. | [lis superior officer has given the Islands up again. | and Mosquito Lagoon. We learn thatthe distance to be | as she took with her most of her clothing. This family 4120 Lin® re J.C. HOOKER, 468 Broadway * DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has | So both of the nine days’ wonders have now gone | cut through is about 725 yards, and the summit level 7} | seems to be greatly afflicted, afte peor: The mother ICE: FL OU R200 bis. Tne Wtowr, | fine Flour, Ianding from iship Hanteville, A. always oa hand 9 fares ssgortagent for linner ani by. Lord George Paulet contrived to k his | feet. The expense of cutting is estimated at about $3000, | has been insane for several years, and three children aro iyare wm New Orleans, for saleby ey eeraperaes ") in plain yrhive and 1, ‘rench bi lain, as ee as di power some months longer than Com, Jone: etirfe whee Sompared with we Le savantages deat mutes, We trust that information will be speedily ie SK. COu 20. £6 Sonth street. pln ) 1 ———. e sincerely hope that those having the authority will! given. ° FeoKxs. AND BYE@—Heceived trom Paris, two cases | “mee rd bow fet al 4 nce feataek ‘Ameri-| Havaxa.—The Alabama, arrived on Saturday | permit the work to be done in the manner contemplated — A . doublefplated Hooks and Byes, for enle hy. Nv. . | cain shay afternoon from Havana. There was nothing of | Savannah Rep. Dee. 16. Onto River.—There was sufficient water in the ON SUNDAYS. ‘ oc Dy Re ie 14 articles are warranted of the best quality, and to be | importance inthe news brought by her. The Spanish Ohio River, between Cineinaati and Louisville, on Sane. * Leave New Yous. a hh . dramatic company commenced their performances on the | ‘Tir Pomeroy Rorurry.—We learn that among | the 14th inst. for the largest class of boats. At Wheeling, . ‘ 6 hw S , LADIES’ HAUR-DRESSER, No. 3 Murray | DAOKET SHI? QUREN OF THE WEST, from Liver- | ath inst. Max Bohrer was concertizing there with his | the packages stolen from Pomeroy & Co.’s Express, was | on Saturday, there were cight and a half feet of water in 3 P.M. 4 M w reapectfally announces tl he to Hook. Consigness per this ship will please take notice that | yeual success, and was aboutto give a farewell concert. | a bundle ‘on bank bills amounting to $550, sent by J. G.| theehannel—falling. At Pittsburgh, on Saturday after- ‘Transportation Cr noon, the river had five feet nine inches of water in the ,, Mttrety ‘e is Bassen: vrais onjadien «their residences, and to dreas heads according | she is now disc arin nal etait tide Otto Motty w is wonderful feats of horse. | Dix of this city,to L. §, Bouton & Co, New York, ite New Orleans Rep. Dec. 11+ | ny Journal, Deo. 18, forming re leave. ‘Sanday ers are adviawd tobe at the iy ( foot of Con rilandt ‘arisian fashions, Terms very Barling Slip. few minutes before the stated hours of departure. Jy lees 47 Soath street, manship on the channel