The New York Herald Newspaper, December 25, 1843, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD Vol., IX, No. 342.—Whole No. 3564. To the Public. THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pub- lished every day of the year except New Year’s day and Fourth of July. Price 2cents per copy—or $7 26 per an- num—postages paid—cash in advance. THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday morning—price 6} cents per copy, oF $3 12 per annum— postages paid, cash in advance. ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing fast. It has the largest circulation of any paper in this cit; orthe world, and ie, therefore, the best channel for busine: men in the ity or country Prices moderate—cesh in ad- van PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate price, and in the most elegant style. JAMES GORDON ‘BENNETT, Proramror or THe Heracp EstasiisHMent, Northwest comer of Fulton and Nassau streets, WINTER ARRANGEMENT. FREIGHTS FoR SROtRLING. Va. AND PITTSBURG, Pa.—The undersigned, for the i ve years (and t present) J Agent f for, Bingham’ from this city to Pittsburg, takes this method of numerous friends and patrons, that ha Selle ‘exten forwarding ‘merchandise vin railroads and ‘wagons, during the winter season, to the West. he is now pre- ed to receipt for goods from this city to Wheeling, V: altmore Jand ,oF to, ug via thet hamber Railr vad. All goods entrusted to ded wit! oat any delay, and at the lowest Lt be fe perk to eit (pe above Loy med on Ohio Sven, = merch live forws ok '. x) throuzh in three days from Baltimore te ae waiieg iS alfa day from this ity to Wheeling.” The Dusinees ‘wil oo Wan tye son, No. 10 West street, New ia veon, No. 0 Werertc sence, Prtiadelphia. es Wilson, North Howard street, Baltumore. olliday Ber on, uinberand Seeee de Rovayth Wo Wiraling, Va. “Bina! Goods intended forthe Wheeling route should be Nove Vouk aed Wheeling U1 ine, care of James Wilko a oro, and those for Pittsburgh. Richa’ 's as heretofore. TYSON, Ni 10 Weat street, N.Y New York, Nov. 20, 1843. nai Iw*r NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS- PORTATION COMPANY NEW ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING OCT. 16TH, 183. A FARE] REDUCED Fo, Ea god FIVE CENTS. foot of Ce ries dt street, New York. v8 eqeepted, Li ser ee . AMS At"? ark aM. ‘Ke term ldo. 4 : 1 = Ss = a ON SUNDAYS. a ee NP. a hi ae and FM. thu suet of the Maris and’ Eases for Orange, Mill- Wille Bonet Chaka: Matiton, ond. Morcistoera,, ros through from Jersey City, without change, and connect with 9 ATM and 3 P.M traius from NEW YORK AND ELIZABETH TOWN. ‘Leaves Elizabeth Tows, a 5 do. 934 do. PM. trains for Westfield, Peinfld 3 Rousidbrook, Somer raseparoet with the SA May and a PL Mj trata yilerge im New York daily, Sunda Ten Nez We New York an: TEL on tcc are nd ee len T ¢ cents. Ww Leaves New York eaves Rahwa: ats AM Acz P.M as AM. Aes PM o 3 do. 46 do. de. 3 ge. 3 &e. a ao. 7 ies py Se AND New BRUNSWICK. wot Courtland ative, New York, daily waves New York." Leaves New Biunswiek. aes KE ats aed eat of'sunpaye Leayys New Yop Leaves New Branswick. <p ere M. ane A M., an M. age excere In the phia trains, between New York and New Bragswiek. 30 cents. Between New York and Rahway, 3 cena Newark, hater colt 8 way, and New Brunswick who Len ir tickets at the ticket office, re ceive a ferry ticket oes uckets are received by the con ductor orly on the ‘when purch: he Nery eg i eaewroes New York and fey) 2 a and inermedi been reduced (including fers per year 5 between "New Brunswick and New ork, 4 ioe year. jm PATERSON RAILROAD. a P.M. ON SUNDAYS Lave Parnnaon De? Laave, SF Yous. ts y (Bandage id ogi at the erry, foot fee ‘before the stated hours for Renee scent etasrisccn nk sass ts i PO gare a, OME ROY gum oy) a ah oY DAIRY GX RES QR AMBANY, TROY, CHICA NADAS ber’ having ‘completed the swith the ‘hear i oats on the North River ‘and’ the Rail Htoad Com, ror AiSent for ranping thet ay for the season ott ture of Aa or their ofice pr Ee Aid can ata evening, nt \ anomie o ‘clock, For the ee safety and seourtee ymander Iron lkages, Bales on board of the fed ex" qhastraly by thasecl ors amd the masonry fs thasee clenpe Is Fe oy wre placed. eget FOMEROY'E CO ( MiP ilies PULLEN& COPP. GS 0. 3 Wall-street, NEW YORK, ALBANY, RESS MONT, EXPRI Messrs, Hamden & Co, pve sed of their route from New York to Alban the subscribers, the old con- ductors of Harden & Co's Northern Express, from New York will continue to runy as heretofore, leaving New York, Albany aily, and connect at Troy with Jacobs’ Montrea Hapreas, a and will f pecie, ah Moira ‘und Tecred wore 's bany to “Aft beattees ooerea tended to. Particular aetengion ‘will moves, , acceptances, &c. "“Oticer—Pullea & Gonck's all valuable and money i avill &promraly at. aid to the ae sone prongs re DEEN eC = 3. Wall street, New Yorks © sa 3 Exchan . i Pauls st Paul’s st. Montreal. ‘ Ine, Payne ng. . P:Wellg: 8K. C8 Douglats, «Vv te fiocetgn ss Uo. Terre Robinson Co. alo RK AND HARLEM RAILROAD | COMPANY WINTER ARRANGE- MENT. On and after December Ist, 1843, the Cars will run in the fol- lowing order for the Bridge: Teawctty Halle it 700 We rea! 13" 200P.M ; * From cee dnrougts the dey il? 30 PM ne will run as follow th street at 8, 8 30, 9,930, 10, 10 90, & 1). teers 8, 8 30, 9, 9 30, 10, & 10 30. 224 Imr Fae CARMAN, Sec’. “WINTER ARRANGEMENT—FOR ALBANY, =_— SNS hi aa ALBANY, Hovsatosic & Raitonroan: vaily,, r cada Passe gers for MEOW WAL jig iat take the uew ro glegant teamboai i Tea seen, LE A RL Ipeport, thetce Sy the Hlowsateaic eed without cham we crates, ig same ev-ning fare through et 6 orclork for Bridge ‘eastern ih Albany, arri of ieerey set or Freight, apply on bagrd, oF at are foot WiNTER MAIL LIN® FOR pg NY, and Intermediate places. Fare th to Albany’ . "The steamboat OBER TENS, captain bey, wi'l leave the foot of oartlana t. this Wednesday, Friday and Sunday afternoons, Nie Beeatser UTICA, Captain J aptain Josey spore, this, Thursday, Saturday and’ °F bsnace or freight, apply to P. ©. NTER MAIL LINE FOR SUBA NY andi icermestiate places, from the foot of Cou tlandt street — The wane, UT CA, Capt. ott, will leave above at 5 P.M. on Wednesday, h Scott, will leave as londay afternoons, at 5 C, Schultz at the be or Pater aa TERRY A, Cant ton, will li . , Capt. om, uh ce tonks Tenet ioe, re For passage of freight, apply on board, or ts P.O. Srheles, at the office on the w ST. is ND. a A FOGi eer WRT ee STATEN is Al eR willleere New York ‘simd, on and after October 2d, as follows, until Rieter nt 0 Ee Beaten Jsland at i oh we New York at 9, 1 XN, B—<On Sundays the boat wil yea ae i i ‘a particu! fa atthe rat of the nwenere there SEIGLES—Packet for jst Jannary— Pe coke snp Ace 8 SCOTT, Cork, ts oy Apply to Bout Cake Naan “eg NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 25, 1843. NEW YORK AND HAFLEM RAIL ROAD COMPANY. a MW he weyers 8 Hoe the cars will rug as a jows:~ On Satur- hamand ited dhe City Hall Yor Harlem, Ror illiam Be se aS Li and PM. the 24th an Hall for Harlem, Fordham wand William's Bri 2. ‘s ae ‘at 834, 10 20, 196-18 4, 2H ‘fare —i. ewe William’ M 320 434 and 6 P. DRAFTS ON FNGLAND, TRELAND, &o.—Persons about remitting money to thei fifcads ta id Country can, be supe red with drafts in sums of £1, £2, £ £10 20, £50, £100, oF any demand, without discount, or any other charg Bank of Ireland, Provincia) Back do, RCo. Bankers; London: J. Barned & Co., Exehay NH 5 tern Nae kof Scotland; Greenock Ste teae va Forbes, Hater & Uo, Scotlands and Patheeane in every 10 town throughout gland, |'re Inna! Scotland and, Wale, which drafts wail be forwarded by : on on the Ist Januare, Apt pl coe atom gh reat Sy Pareeorn *” ‘At their general passage office, 43 Peck slip, 2 corner of South street. Ss B. All letters from the country must come post paid. 24 re FORK LIVERPOOL—The New Line Regular Facket alge Jannary. The new ani very apni ‘Yor Packet ship QUEEN Woodhouse, master; 1250 tons etka, Tha sail as fbn her age day. pr fret ob aving roomy and unsurpassed accom tons, a wo Main on board, al side Burl Sen em Veabiote EMINAURNS, a" P orne Rochester, 900 tons burtaen, will the Queen of the West, ax and sail om ber regular day, 21st February FOR LIVERPOOL—Cabin Pamage Onl; The first class ship, KONAHASSET, Cayt, How be despa ched for the above port in a few da potas sehoosmodasioas, for catia paayongers, Who will ‘be taken at eden yates, itearly applieasion is, made vo ERDMAN, 6! South street, B.—The Brita eae Hoveph Camands Gi hen 740 tons per rexister, will be despatched Siiremal the ich of Janaa'y, and ean comfortably accommo; alow rate, Apply on board foot a ereacbore. ore of Pine tor ae Nt NE OF ACK Ot OLD LINK OF LIVER- rooe PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL—Regular Packet of the Int Tannery <The well. known fast jing packet ship COLU 4, Coie, will po- John Britton, master; ry 'y sail on Monday, ist January, feelin is well knowu that the accommodations of this noble pack: et for ‘cabin, 2d cabin and steerage passengers, are fitted up in a manner that cannot fail to insore those embarking oot Tigiveed com: fort, bene vere th between-decks, which are well li and ventilated. Those returning to the old country will te eae see it their interest to select this favorite vesset for iF cOM- eae ea pretianare.t0 any (ey BAS price of passage is ¥* ind low, for whic to secnre the early applicat hag made on board, foot of beckinas to the sube TH OCHE, BROTHERS & CO., 35 Fulton street, next deor to the Fulton Bank P.8.—The New York sails from Liverpool on the Ist Febra- ary. Persons sending for their relatives can have them brought out in her, or in any of the packets comprising this unequalled ofeach sailing from. that port lee y 08 Ist and 16th of each month. For passage ap) N. B.—The new aud superb ines ship’ “Yorsh’ re burthen 1150 tons Capt. D. G. Bailey, will suces the Columbus, and sail L# favecpoc) on the i6th January, 1844, her regular’ day. ‘OK LIVERPOOL—Wi h Dispatch—The splen did, well known, fast sailing and favorite packet shi OLTO, Capt Putman, will meet. with quick despatch jor the anove port. For cabin pssseag?rs she has spaciou: otner acermmodation necessary for their comfort. A limiled number of second ¢abia pasaeagers can be accommodated in a first rate manner in hous on deck. ‘Those wishing to secure be'ths should make eaily application on, bosr, Looe pt Wall street, east side, cr to .& J.T. TArsCOTT, 43 Peck Slip, corner South street. d23re FoR LIVERPOOL—NEW LINE. INE ib of 26th precensbes ‘The splendid pied ‘SDDONS, Cw pr ve,her reguiar day. te rooms, and every E. B. Cobb, of 1000 tor ht or gormipodatiie ts ‘unequal Ned Mor splendor or com ty ork See. idan, Capt. Dey ster, a 1000 tons, . eridan, Ca ster, : will vuneoed the Widdces ond oll 1S january her regula? rel the ships of this line saili caine may ly upon ups of this line sai! ing pane PACKET FOR HAVRE—Second Line—The Wi puntca, F. Hewitt, master, will sail on the Ist BOYD & aINOX ¥ dec ora FOR HAVR Th aoe "we ALERTE, Captain Henze, Kor treight apply to ROSSIRE & CO. (7 Broad st. or to BOYD '& HINCKEN: 6 Tontioe Building ONLY REGULAR LINE FOR NEW OR- LEANS—Phe following arst class packets will sail manctually as advertised (weather permitting) or pas~ “Hehe ALABAMA, Captain Bunker, on the 25th Dec. The accommodations of these ships for cabin, second eabia and ssetane paseenees, con ph —- fail to eusure every rt to ers during voy! °SPhe ships o! tits line have wow commenced their regular trips, and. Pil sail punctual every five days throughout the |. Passengers may therefore rely on mae fer can dees bY cere ‘can do.s0. ‘Avi CECOTT, 1 "assage Office, 43 comer of South street. 9 Peptine palin, land reets dl6e An cket 0: oe — e fast et ip GASTON, Capt. 0. Eldndge, wil sates above, her regular day. Por freight or passage, having handsome furnished, accommo: dations, apply on board at tof Wall street, yf tO OE COLLINS K'CO. 46 South street Post ely no goods received alter the evening of the 3st in- ““Bhioper tear line may rely upon having their goods cor- New Orleans, Hella & RW Coat who will eeny. forward all goods to thei The packet ship gon Capt. D Jaceeon, will succeed i Gaston, und sail the 10th Jan’y., her regular day. 2'1 FOR SALE. Freight or Uh ee aed barque ALTOP F, of Bostov burthen 258 t copoered and pper fastened—built at Medford. im 1842 carries: about 4100 barreis. Apply to Capt Bogardus, on board, at pier 10 north river, or to BOYD & HINCKEN Broker 423 ¢ 9 Tontine Building. pa STYLE OF CHILDREN’S VELVET CAPS cles Zz ‘The subscriber has a large and beautiful assortment of men’s and pare S Caps, of the latest fashion, which he will sell as cl yo establishment im Sma which may be toad a 's Oy ee glazed, ani tter caps. on hand a large supply Simoleskin, silk and fur hats, of a beautiful finish, for sale i eater Fure--Also, constantly on hand, » large assortment of Walls and Fur Priminings for snleat very low Drie this city— new Bethe Cape ofthe ta remium at the late meri Institute. sia sity WM. BROWN, n30 Im*r 126 Chatham at, opposite Roosevelt. CORK SOLE WATER PROOF AND DRESS eased —The subscriber makes to order Boots of the the, nest auslty Gf French (alt very reasonable prices. G ne of pay ng extravagant prices for inferior articles, are requested to call and be convinced of openers ah aren ct poplars wage being tales c et fo cosh cuscsaner, Geers owe Gillaeiey la aides Lantonae cl a large assortment of rend made Breas og ai $3.00 $5 30 ver pairs Dow) from a ital Boots, Dancing Hump, "URiRins 114 Fulton street, between 48 1mter Nass and Duteh streets, AT THIS. “ees PEER SOLE BOOTS, the bege ot Do arg Gallon B 4 seit ny E ih 2S ver those with leather voles “1 % 109 125 00 1 ote and Shoes in beng ladies’ gai- Ties, Pr = a ds of ran hoes. 5 the gr: atear assortment of boy's Boots ; Misces? and children's, of all kinds to be found in ithe world. all of our own mauufreinre, and ihe best of French goods, and warranted to be the best, and ta chesp as the eheap . roadway, comer of Franklin str ““Yatao®ee UREGORY & CAHILL, 967 Broadway i poor? i add LASTS MADE TO ORDER, vad 15 Saf athe (Basement.) Nourerande gtrert Bootmacer and Maker of Lasts, an begs ar to — his f gre mith the best ‘French mi the Wwnose naimerous customers on frien that he can now terials, all thatis so per celebrated Bootmaker ne ree, this side of the lg oa i respectful inyited | try sSaser’s '. Boots and Lasts, before they deena. ait, be belug “chansses™ New York, after the nices lat Paris fashion, ‘Ktoo the ‘genuine Paris Jet Black Varnish sold. 221 Im*m BOOT AND SHO¥ STORE. AB 101 READY respectfully, im orme his friends and the publie, he has commence ines the above line, at No. wsatt street, Where he will thankfully rceive vad faithfully execute, all orders he may be favored wits on a most reasonable terms for cash TH. G STORE!—LIVEANR Ler eye hee Id exclusive Boot Store, No. 144 ere the odious Practice of calling & 2 per ited), can be obtained Water an bei rs lower ity considered ) w this city, OSITIVELY WATER PROOF—W, J. Roome's Sosvi to or Chinese Water)Proof Ointment—Manshaem & Palmer, rincipal wholesale nd retril sgeyte fo ti onlysure prevent of wet feet. Te celebrated Eureka Blacking, which hus wou a great reputation for its brilliancy: cf Pollak in quick time which 1s well ad or using over the Soapito, is for tale by the proprietor at his agency ‘the Bo Sospito, 81 Fulton sireet, corner of Gold. N. tet tae Cad are inviied to call and test its merits. 26 Sw" and RUBBER OVER SHOES—25 Maiaen igrewce has proven that lente sole cus be a tached to logic Rubber apes, 90 Uae itis enpotae tow parave them in the course of wearing. ‘These Over Sho Shows which hve already thrown into disase leather over slioes and, inocas tad to which Une water’ prot bogt is. fost send by" the "orhary Todin Rubber etablishwent, 35 ingly perfect, altogett ‘other establishment in the ar ental irae. Eh bay ited liner Over Shows and ; ed ont s establishment. ‘Every article appertain Femina col forgaleor Bae Successor to Ln. a3 im*s o Lane. —===— teas fai ci Sa ead eeenen tee nt each month, as fol- lows, via i= From New Yor«, From Havre. New Ship ONEIDA, Ist March. 16th April. Conta ist July. 16th a ae ist November. ¢ 16th Decem!| Ship BaLthione, Ast April 16th May. Captain Ist August. 16th September 8h unica? Funck, ue ember. ue sanary. i ist May. june. M Captain Ist September itd October. rederick Hewitt, ¢ Ist January. 16th February. New ship St. NICHOLAS 6 Ist June. 6th July. aptain st October. 16th November. J- B, Pell, Cist February. (16th ore pants accommodations of these s| ig all that may bin passage is $100. th f arulte wth te Fee ices vensele will be forwarded by the subs Goods intended fo: for com| ors will be and be required Passen; rt pS are not surpass fort.” ‘The price ‘of ca vaulied aera scribers, free from any other than the expenses actually in- curred je25 ec them, For freigh or Height OE TINCKEN, Agents, No.9, Tontine Building, cor, Wall and’ Water PASSAGE TO AND FROM LIV AND BERET TANCES TO GREAT BRITAIN RELAND. og on the Ist, ‘The subscriber continues to engage ERPOOL, AWD th, lth, 16th, 2ist an an, ith of each mouth, eogers to and from Gront Bovain and ireland, at she lowest rates, by the regular bove. And tt ‘ishing to remit money to “frieuds can have drafts payable on demand without av hich are pen jout Fn In Co. Exchauge and and Me agian Bri yin Balt. Bon & Co bankers, Loudon; a sera call the principal banks aud branches Fe ee eera ‘Dank of Scotland and branches Discount Bank, Liver- Greenoed Banking Co. tn Glasgow and Greenock, ree Ha ‘Grd Provittel Bank of ireland and branch- ianeyeal towne dirvughout the kingdom. es—and in all the pr: a7 HERDMA + 61 South street, near Wall street with uikteas BROADWAY WEA STORE, OF ‘THEAST womer of Prioce and Broadway, adjoining blo’s Flower Repository. friends and the pablic, that ey have opened the above Store, new and extensive assortment of Groceries the stock consisting prine'pally of Teas of the fiuest qualities, selected wich the greacest care from th es. Youn, Old Hysou Jinperial Gan) owder Pouchong Peceo of» vson from Old Java, burnt 8 srognd, ts, 4d per general assortment of Coffee, gars very low—and in fact every thi in peer Of which is warranted to ‘The subscribers inform their ts the above Teas, we defy competitionjin freshness, quality or price. aad state that they are selections made by ose of the most competent Jadg es Site sity. Frults for the holie ot Rent aaghity MHARKISON & CO” RUITS, GROCERIES, Tene WINES, &e —GASS NER ps Green a Superior Raspberry and Cherry Freach and American Cordials, on dr» London, scotch and American ‘Porter, Brown Stout and Pale ia, Noraga and other brands Segars. Coffee of a'l 8 her bidet description. ‘OUNG, 132 ‘Chatham street, offer at wholesale and retail, to dealers and fsmilies— Kresh Foreign Fruits, a Sugars and # pogeal assortment. ‘inds ard qualities. hams, of rarious grades. and in glass. ud West ladit and Auerican Preserves and Jellies, pices, Cacoa and C perm Oil and Candles, Soap, Saratoga Pavilion Water, in delivered to any part of the city free of expense, small boxes, from Ohio. Jojube Paste, Bird ded, ‘que and pint botiles. eet: o2i tm’ sent to aav part 01 UPERIOR TEAS. COprE® and BUGAY = ay Abe: Champagne rand: Irish and Scosch ld, Jamaica fa, 2 ialiand G fresh Fruita, Me, forensh on J. 8. scree CO! Wines and Ligne put up in hottles or demijohvs r the city free of expense a7 ea SY Wholesale and Retail Store, Noasau street. Cooke nec PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND rHE fl Cote inhi can make the ‘hey will also sailiny avery six da} tion rome that port, oy to see ba Id the ies agreed for not come out, be tunel Weretseeteho paid fe ber, “The Black Ball, or Old Line of ee Packets, comprise ie ONO magn from Liverpool punet ‘BAL! VERPOOL PACKETS. he 7th and 19th of every month, uid to send to the Old Counti ‘trrangements vith ie genes md e ts, Sailin fare fhm comp ont ally on the 7th and 19th of every month. first rate class of American trading shit rpool on w thereby affordi Bae of the firm (N wat they shall be forwarded ‘with ificent Ships, viz > with such superior and baad ly altoad scribers confidently look forwa LIN for their fri ies weekly comman e YORK COLUM US, NOR arrangements, the aub- iors continuance of that sup H AMERICA, Hh ha ICA. port which has been extended to them so many years, for which they are coal hose Laps at all times obt ‘on the ra pat jessrs. PRESCO’ which will be in Branches, in all the. land, Scotland and uatpcrsuaee OF by dotter post oh N. B.—The Old returning to the ol preference to any o' of dela Bubline idon demand at any of the Banks, principal towns throughout Eng! money to ther relatives, can F any, amount, drawn direct GROTE, AMES & CO. "Bankers, London, tiers & CO. 45 fulton street New York, next Miser to Line of Liverpool ld country will ther. the Fulton hapke rackets sail THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. New Ship Layee Ship HOTTINGUER, ae . ih ib. porigieal sad galy warehouse fr. hese ‘an’s Black ; va. Observer Stanuerawill fe partict/arto remember the nun WATCHES AND JEWELRY hertof the prin rin Chatham street,viz: “121,” bet : cues : * arted até: a frowns From New York. Bont | ns aati dele hate ut | aren oh i ee uae mE BE On List toes) April i dane $ fae Ts Te Jewelry of every’ description made to order. and Watches, Jew: Jus, 3h ct, & | thing to do with that'or any other stores whatever, except those | flty and Silverware Fe mired i ina workmulike manner, cual iy N. ship RQUEEN OF THE WEST, May” it ae § | described at theteol this advertisement. dia imec | low. Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange. 18 bm’ bp nox a Sept. 2t Nov, 6 A. SAMANUs, WAS CHES — The largest ana most, spiensia eateeaeat reo vr ‘Wethesin ibe found "at the. subeeri New ship ROCHESTER, 050 tons, (FeO 31 Aue | = NO.6 WALL STaET, AND 280 BROADWAY, — | Ag bets gonntantly recelviug all descriptions. of Gold and. Sil John Britton Mokiah fetes Connen op Reade. StRzEt ter Watches, of the newest styles, direct from the manu March 21 May 6 | HAS JUST RECEIVED, per ship Cristoral Colon, an ins) turers, in England, France, an i Switzerland, he is enabled to Ira B 1060 tones ¢ Jay, 3 Bent 6 Tr rove he clei, Weed aera oO Buren paver | Ofer larger assortment, abd at atc em rire at rel te ely, , 5 ‘ouse in the ity. warches a8 low ra Bursely, Nov 21 Jany 6 | Seyars. Sy OCH ee cad levellary sctenged, or bouait. Al) ‘These substantial, fast the city of New ac Their cabins are Cs whatever can conduce to ‘ork, are command t and eommodious, and are furnished ease and comfort of passen- “t rice of passage, $100. _ Neither the captains or owners of these ships will be respon- gible for any parcels or packages sent b} of lading are signed therefor. m , first class ships, all ban m led aby men of experience wah obeity, ‘and will be dispatebed punctually on the 2tst of ‘mor “Hori Se TEL & MINTURNS, orto dor FIELDEN, Ste street, New York, OTHERS Lt MARSEILLES LINE OF PACKETS, dermentior cr hence on the Ist, and from ill be’ Ty dis) rf from Marveilice om the Sth of each: mouth during the year as follows :— MINERVA, Capt. Brown, el TRESC! or Capt el March 5 HRY THOMPSOS Cant sylvester, et 1, “Aprils HELLESPONT.C ams, rch May 3 EGRIOLANUS, Cane: faite Asoti ‘They ar all cofipered and copper fastened, aid have savelleat accommodations for passenger from From New + a Marseilles. Des. 1 Feb. 5 The price of cabin passage will be $100, exclusive of wines and liquors. ‘Goous addressed to the ts, BOYD & BINGEN, “will be forwarued free of other charges than those actually pais For freignt or Cee ae Ree 03 Froot LAWRENCE m26r & No come street oF to Kents, COKE 9 roatios Welldiats. NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. To sail from New York on the 25th and Liverpool on the 1ith Ship Sh P SILEIDAN) Ship Roscivs, aha ships are al the city of Ni SIDDONS, C: of each mont Krom New EB. ae ips Lavanroo ee first class, lew York, with 5 otomaie F Bcobh. Ere) tn y captain Deney iu, ch January, an in John Mereee, ‘26th March. x. 26th December, %6th Februsry, Ay vil ‘of 1000 tons, such improvements as pon Eo great Speed wits unusual eomfort for passengers. Every care modations. tion, Letters hy the pac! choot ¢ 56 ce The price of ample stores will be provide masters, who will make every exertion to give ge- are ae therefor. Teets wil ‘OR LOUISIANNA AND SEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS ch ufiany s'8 New 1 ance, He eewepepers bi ~~ been taken in the arrangement of their aceom- Rassage hence is $160, tor which ips are commanded by ne caritains oF ownery of the ships will be reaponsi- vers, parcels or packages sent by” them, unless re- Liverpool. NEW ORLEANS. ‘or the better accommodation of shippers, it i " tort ae teh a ship from this port on the Ist, 5t ASP eich of eath mouth, commencing the days will be appoint tinuing until May, "eee ships yas commence t hey i 4 Ship N Ship MEMPH Ship LOUISA, w i Cornell. O Uapeain Jack ¢ summer mous ickson. ptain Leavitt. loth Detaber ia coe for the Ainappo ne delays and TCE, Cartan Bickinaon, pain Captain Mulford.” These ships were all built in the city of New York, express: iy for packets, are of light aewly, copy tions for passen manded by co a 00 give ral sat ap, pad own the M the owners or captain le ha Je deyeey, bullion, Precioun stones rs anequ draft masters, who w faction. \ssissipD! They weil i by of water, ha: and put — splendid order, wi led for comfort. ‘oF theae a recently been accommods- They are com- ill make every exertion 1 a all times be towed ips will be respon- iver or plated ware, cee eel Sooo a For freight On paeeae echt & WE 0 2 _. St, OF. New who will promptly forward all fonds to o their adden Orleans The ships of vertived, and great ly menanred. is line are warrant care will be taken to have the te ted to tually asa goods correct ms ies D. Roche) is are and dese the money will without any redue- or their land, Ire- from this verpool on the Istand 19th of each month. Parties id it to their comfort an Aivantage to select this favorite Line for their conveyance, ia em, unless regular York, or to cats per single N'NSE avenue an . Gio vas of Groceries and Provisions. wi'l do im at the cheaj lane, where all articles iu the Gros ed as cheap, if not cheaper. tt RE Goods warranted to suit; if, not, age in buyin, eta of expense. di3 Im*ec TH pa CHEAP GROCERY AND PROVI ‘ORE —Families i nthe neighborhood of Sixth i, about ta) il 8 i rina stock by a large per cent Provision Bore "Ne 9 Greenwich and Prov line can in auy other estab! sent. to an: he tof the city, MICHAEL Ki LLRY. 3 ieee eee lane. H brands and ving eld Scotch and Iris Vermicelli. Choice Liqueurs Spiced Chocolate, minutes, Extract Vanilla neceesary for the nse of fumilies. Bele ments in New York for Demuth’s Snuff, “ee CLARK BINING R & COZZENS, IMPORTE: RS AND DEALERS, TEAS, Vesey street, 56 AVING completed the en argement of their Store. respect= ii sally, salt apdals (oe pachee! ‘of their old patrons aud the pub- ie to thei SUPERIOR DRANDIES, ‘WINES, Wilner a gl LIQUORS, GROCERIES, &c Their goods are particularly suitable for Hotels, being select ed with great care for that purpose, and embracing every arti- cle requisite—Segars, and tae; Champagnes, Loudon Porter, Brown Sto Whiskies, Oils, Cheese, Maccaroni an Brandies im particular, of choice FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Preserves, Brandy Fruits, Grapes, Raisins, Currants, Gel ine for making Jelly in a few idles, Almonds, and every Wax ( GENUINE TEAS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. HE CANTON TEA COMPANY, Prin Chatham stieet, New York; Brench | Store 121 tore 318 Bleecker st. New Yorn; Agenc’ at 116 Fulton street, Brooklyn; algo, at the rence to high qual wel! understood to render further comm: corner of Mi ments, where they jain and Van tloaton streets, rite the attention of city and country families and purchases for the approsehing holid: is lection of pure and unaduiterated ‘Teas in the United States. ‘The uuiversal popularity and renown of their house, ities, iow prices and upright. dealing, is too nec Paterson, N J., 1n- reneral, to their severa! estab- ak ‘wil 1 bs found by fa the best .e- Lord B; Port of | AU the various sizes and Lal qualit IN STORE ies of the most celebra- brands of Segars, cousisting of Justo Saw Prine} Large and small Genuine Tarkey Scafarlatti cpa with all the fane: a, of different sizes. lavana Regalias and medium size. Seguridad, medium size. ‘ara of St. Ji Tobacco of dii ng ro ene, of ferent qua Uy ed his ferent quali New Orleans, together Siafts of the cay. ‘aper Sega s of Garcia, Perez, Vara, Lord Byran, &e. German Pij met arkey Py Sterns. Pointed, Spun latches, with a general assort~ ment of C een Boxes, Bass fc 4 ba » which ass for tying Bexars, and Tobaceo in bales, which are of kery, 92 James street Rie shilling, or three pounds for sx ceots. rior r kind ; gent ter N. BT ne above articles canbe had at the branche Pearl be:ween Frank! tia 422 Im* rie Al for the ae CROTON BAKERY NOTICE. IX POUNDS OF BREAD FOR ONE SHILLING. — ‘The largest bread in Gral ene} Crackers, fresh every Fi jour leevery im neer Frankfort, the city to be had at the Croton Ba. pounds of superior west bread for ity y lao, the Kimell, Ieye Bread of a suor- large family Pies of all kends at six cents each, and a sortment of Tea sks, Bune, Crulters, Bute New Year Cakes Fre h Yeast for day. wholesale andr revai id No. a2 Wil TOMPSON’S CAKE. S the season has arrived for families to supply themsclves with Cake for the holidays, the subscriber would fully inform them that the pirtstion for the best eake—an im with a call that can be made wianaer, Hout Cake, Plum © zeneral assoriment 0 ders for any quantity se dat Iw*ec respects ince, still supports its former re- he assures th se who may favor that they shal: be sepplied wich the best article fe tr m the materi js, aud ia the most cleanly Pilot CRACKERS ARR’S CKACK er street. it and Navy Bread, and every other sesennetion of, Crack B.—Country merchancs, supplied at the shortest no 13 Im*ec “teens CRACKERS! PAK Ry Mott street, near Walk A BISCU AK do. TON CRACKERS R 2 hotel keepers and shipping o and at the lowest prices, tu facts. east of Brosdway. fire, Stor BLANCHARD’S ATENT STATUE halls, parlors.offices. stor s, are a Statue of Washingt pede. tal kinds of ham: er in the me a ie, witli KA being constructed on the most scientific prineip all who have them in nse the great» st satis seriber sale onl of a revertal causes tie heat to circulate through the entire height of the sta- large and beautiful have also gota hot at wites the attention of thore wanting. » beaatiful, evra Ne Stove, to call w OOD AND COAL STOVES, for teamboats, &e.—These stoves the father of his co: moun- ‘one for wood ard the other for coal lestal being #0, arranged that the le plate or partition in the Stoves radiating surface ery thing give to he sub- eco- amber attached and th on, JAMES pier aA. wn feasert plates of all sizes, asso: Vishes, salad bowls, fruit baskets, ea and Chocolate Ware, Greek, Breach and Ameri- oan ath a "FRENCH CHINA No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs. plain white and be. articies nre warranted of the best quality, = to be vid on liberal terme. and 1 . DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has ‘always on hand a large assortment for dinner and tea'sets t French Porcelain, es well ay dincer and soup tureens, covered custards and stands, lots to anit purchasers im wr CHEAPEST OIL STORE IN NEW YORK. TPQ ur-towe Grocen J, Seem OW! rater and Fall Strained, Bleached White and Nata nd Fainilies— d Oil—raw and dojled, i Olive Vil—in boutles and betties. Nentsfoot Oil, Aleohol avd Camj ent, Sperm sw PASSA’ GE FROM. CORK—Vin Liverpool—In se ea t spring ships.—We beg to inform our friends ty then above port every nee, tmauer for second cabin and steerage to ensure them every comfort. who will see fae to the forwarding Of all our passengers, and will spare neat! eet their wishes, and have them fi ding for their friends Ihe “ once see the ine ABELY tag aadeene A by Ikon stret, next door tothe Fulton Baath 5 to b Roe Roche, resides ther ‘hose be de feceer post Fav 36 Fw ed by paying mn OF fie Ameri eh will One of forwal the coming spring, 1844) we Il have a » sailing from ‘out in such a fe" ted" passengers, ag cannot fail our firm, Mr. James D. t pains or expense to ud without any delay. vantage to CHE, }» Liverpool, . 3.—Passage certificates and Ye sys can be vent’ from this by ane’ fegalat packet ship on the Ist, Thy 13th, 19th and. 25 25th of evry moath, also by the Boston steamers on the Ist and 16th. 530 HAK and al Boston and PHILADE ae EXPRES4.——™M. ND or von Lines of Express apa & rowan Agee, ran twa Daily Prsianelphia, convecting will and alt the important tines to the South and connexion with Lines of express Baltimore and Washington West. cartier ‘accencion Will be paid vo the transportation and de- desy ot Hiei aud valaable parcels with the utmost regalarity itched daily at past 4 o'clock P, large parcels, & rece eageehaaits next morning. é before 2 P.M. vl. and deliver- HARNDEN & CO, Yo 20 4.0. Ba simplicit charehes, hotels Sutar and Oit Fup, for gieet, Ered re, al to per hour pa for Also, William vy and promote, | NEW AND CHEA FTPAE Sua patterns of Solar and i reduced p call and examine this stock. in the prices, and every lam Pure Chemical Oil and Bi Neeet punctually when ordered Of 0. 1396 Falton steret i" hheve jamps are adonitted by all who see them in Use, to be uvequalled ty any lamp ever offe ed to the public, tor | their splendia light, ther ec nomy for use, and th-ir pe feet fo manage and tim, “One Jainp wil give alignt sperm cavdirs, at am eapence of ‘They are in fict the cheapest in icv, and the best lamp ever offered to the pubic for so es aud dwe'lings, ecriber 1§ now opening some ne hene. Stearic Candles. ‘The above are warranted to stard the weather, and to be of fine quality for parlor and astra) i lesae. For sale ‘by the cask, barrel, gallon, qnartand Pint, © vet aa, sola w Tess than haifa ‘ovortion to Alss, agord assortment of tables, stores or churches, of au.erior : | d pot. for vatent medicinessuch ax Evaos Como cerions debility, dyspepei2, se ay ee, eerig) eit f. Lisiod’s Brisk Pil tea ety eam et aud Pills, f reypnilis, Ig for neryaue rty's Ava gent ril'ss for adicator, for delicate rom- the Persian Pills and ne s hands; Wray’ reh’s Sram of Lb 419 Im* Fre he irowin of the hair, L AMPS. FOR THE HOLID: AYS. and beautiful bh Chemical ces. Persons ds Find ‘for Spirit Lamps, de . HOOKER, 468 Broadway, ad satisfy themse:ves of Plates, seas Till | fates than by any onber man one door Te THE are jue sit ui an ae Hotte tractive manoer, by additional expense. Ce past summer, hall other articles of Confect seleb The celebri THE ALHA VK a 559 Bros streets —Oyaters, Cotlee, erreli hes, served up ina su elegan: and oy mancer. morning promeui in which to refresh themselves; the Theatre or a Cone rt, who supper without the trouble andu at ream Malte, ‘Text ook at the ALHA Tables set and Moy ont for parties in t p on the second floor, has bren eulay rite resort for Indies, who, alter the f require some quietelegant retreat like this about to ow and Deoutifal entirely, de Russe, end “Sale Forms ao IA, ‘559 Broad: moss tasteful Artist, without involvi ny ity of their lee Creams during gives assurance thatequal pains w It be ‘aken tionary tu.uished whey iw tween Spring and Pi hor olate, and a, say y of ot perior style. ‘The Saloon, ed and fur ished in the most as already become a favo gue of shopping or a also for paities returning from eon enjoy the most elghtrul nvonveuience of preparing them 2w ec Jobs BRADEN, 73 Cinal ‘orm the public general his ‘spacious and yopular Saloon, Oysters in every style. all kinds of ments, of, the first class. notice, Famili to «ruer, for private or Toys, suitable for the “All articles seat out oliday maguate of the lau OY hot compl ‘rien their enti a at all times may be had ‘Confectionariee geue'ally iveshimenty waually found uc simi with Confectionaries gener ies, at the unw ually low price of six shilliogs per quart, of as gool and choice materials as can be tionary at wholesale, and all kinds of pyran) ublic parties. 01 ranted equal to anything of fore gam: have not had the honor of secving pledwes himevlf his articles shall Fruits, ie math th god ralph Gaara ba f tye ing at Wo, 29 Bleecker at, where es ets and WINTER ARRANGEMENT. st eo, wonld respectfully in he is prepared to serve up, at Creams, Jellies will be supplied at short 4 also Creams and Jel- found el%ewhere Confec- ids manalactured we al assortment of tremely low t blishment are ware ufaeture. {lis artaats tentates, bat he table for the greatest 412 ine m fore " Tegal » may be nupplied to | davomries generally, of the best descnptions and at ries. F J sess nit BALL, 423 6tis*re Dealer in ‘Teas, ines, &c,, 229 Bleecker st. THs the fashionable pul ie that, « prepared co furnish Parties, tion of Confectionary, of a qual ALHAMRA, Broadway, between ‘Spring and Prince he propri-tor of the above establiahment begs to inform having engaged at great expe ise the most celedrat, d foreign artis st perfection in their sev e arrived at y descrip lity and ina style ae hesig wae qualled in this city. PEARL DEUTSCHES N entire new artscle in thi: tg, and order it Tight and vecy healtny diet, ian be eiven to cl rea in the sha eof pap, GRAIN, °GRIESMEHL, (in the German;) FARINE DE GRUAU (GRUAU D'EPAUTRE,) (in the Frenck Language.) marker. \t resembles Sago, bat is mera nutricious, and one pound of it goes in usage as far as three potinds of ordinary whest having looked fo flour tin vain many wholesome and money sav dumplings, &e. &e A smal “into two darts of mille “Ty e eir recevering Pa- mannfceturers of Vermicelli and Macaroni, Pearl Grain, as, very desirable requisite, 'f they can get the right kind. ‘The sale increases daily in a wonderful manne winter fami'y tries it, can has wly General De " for foot of J ever, thin a pac! stores in the low consnming tamili body. rdly do without it. this article in the Ui john be fon to every GE 20" PE SCHER. Sole Agent. New York, November 28th, 1843 6 Lane SALT AND FISH STORE. 40! 400 bbls of Mackerel; 10 Woe of Shad do of Codtish 600 ancks of Ashdon’s Salt BBLS. SAL MON; 800 do of ering aad! 400 boxes 200 half 450 Salina do 200 kits of Soased Salinoy and Mackerel 100 do of Sounds and Tor a4 bushels of Turks 78 guranle dried (od. NELSO. ngues salt WELLS & CO. 81 Dey strest. wee han wareanted to beep ood tins, otttee mnonay teepraed. ‘atches, clocks and jewellery re ated lower than at any ot! LEN, importer of wate! holesale and red in. the best manner, er place in the city ery, and jewel street, up stairy. Chashemst, where taey will fi can sniteble for ( s-nis,all of which Fe is de. semiiged to ad ot ch yam street. ‘Chatham street, Old gold or sil The utmost value gives for stones. A —Cheap-at_ Jewelry Siorm + would call the attention of the publi retail. 30 Wall in the city—A L. to his store No. 80 the best, cheapest, and newet f the lat-st fashion both foreign and Ameri- tmas and New Year's pre- Prices as can adies and ge tlemen about r- ve 25 per-ceat by calling at the cheap Do not forget the number—80 ver bought or tatea in exchange. diamouds aud other precious 423 Im*ec $100 REWARD—The i jewelry, gord seals and key Sorted, gold ear ring’ "490 Im*re TPHE, SUBSU. Rinne are and Jewelry as low, if the city, to witt—Gola not 004 time or the money return sical Boxes repaired and warr inthe city, Secoud hand wat ken in exchange, or bought for ER Importers of Wachee No. 331 Broadway, New Yor! dio im*ec was entered on the night of the 17th, and muinerous other ¢rticles, which. aresold ia, Seweiry ‘The above reward will be given for the eeovery ofthe AMOS R. THOMrSO: RICHARD FISHER. jewelry store No. 18 Bowery ust, and robbed i pone an fob chain: Ds. propert OHN LOCKWOOD. Bowery. How prepared. to aeil Watches min any other house ia lower, Watches from $15 to $100 each; sil- ver do, from $5 to $50 each. All watches warran'ed to keep Watches, Clacks, ted, lower than any ot! ches and cle Rol and si a= cash THOMPSON & FISH- Mus id Jewelry, wholesale and retail, Brondway, up stairs —W. tai taken in all kinds of w colors. "The Ameriean In W hte the first premium for the groupingand su Me wh of nis por’ traits. can ‘Instrumects of the very sale ot ‘he very lowest prices. ture at its late exhi Chemicais, Polishing Materials, NITED STALES DAGUEERIAN GALLERY, 179 'E would respectfully ea’! the atveution of citizens and steangrrs, visiting the eity to his splendid collection of DaguerreotypePortraits, single or in groups from two to fourteen pe sous on the beauty and aceuricy of deliveation cannot be surp same plate, which for eather, either with or without ion awarded Mr best Daguerreotype likeness for ‘aeral effect, which is but another proof of the White is sove agent in New York for the very. superior ipa German Camaras , and at no other establishment in this city or State can they be obtained. N. B.—Imported (#erman Camaras; also, French and Ameri best quality, with Plate Cases, ‘Ke., &e., always on hand, for a7 3n*m Biiadwar, street, an prerures tonor, by the Ameri anand Fi blishweut having been duced prices uem@ly no cane now sit core of economy. A Photow thing of g the kind Plambe’s of a lady, by TH52 ess ‘Subscriber has ealenlation Also a new sa wyrrants good and sells following Reat.¢rnen hav White, Kaa Broadwa Washingtor , b road Brenitest Of, i communiestions (post writh remittances, directed to ol7 Sm*r reever witnessed, reminin and German DAGUERREOTY Pe ¥ 7 HAGE BUIL! RUE be ssurs » i i "Southern ‘States. Win. Wes ‘Een, LUMB QAGUERRIAN ah TENT rauklia fae 5, as the most beautiful colored Dagrerrestypes ever exhibited, and the esta reatly ea'arged and improved, por traits wall hervafter be taken. here (in any weather) at the re for ordinary work at. other p for rees—Con- an inferior likeness, on the Professor Plambe, is the fast Ledger. Get. 1 ‘ameras, In anes, ke Ke. forwarded to any desired point, at lower a3 tm received ppl of wich pcbromatie tenees typ abeatia to. Brot Ree smal v of bes: plates and chemicals, which he reduced prices ve agreed to net as y,, New York P. Caspari, Richmond. mite, Haag, paid) and orders, accompanied will WILLA EX fw tite) Loy and shoald be Exchange ‘Bai Philadelphia OUBLE J RY BOGK-~ REMIUM a of OfF-| and Book Keeping, now open during t pilg and visiters, Mercantile Peumansmip in fro honr exch, complishment to the se: The system of instruction important study is not. derive the resale of a thorough practi ‘The exere ses being so arranged dent avery deparcs beat suit their eourenience | Deparate parlors for private i For sale at the Academy— | MUSIC FOR, | ME aod gentlemen of kaand Band is prepared to play the Music for Private Parties, Orders than ey ty al ML Jose PH KAMMERER, Pr has removed from 59 all orders for his Cot llion of ont of town, will be recer Orders for J. K. will ab Musi¢ Store, No. 28) Broadway. GREAT REDU' 89 Broadwry y and evening, ‘he gentlemen acquire a bold, free and expedi N Ladies’ Writing Class meets daily Geatlemen daring the day and evening, at such hours as may SSRS. G. WKISS & FR. GRAVIBSS, Profe, Music, Tespectfully aumonnes to theit patrons, announces to his Buttons and the paol i eet ‘Vand STION. KE 3 only Five Doliars, ipanshtp only T'wo Dollars awardes hree cousecutive years head Penmauship exhidived at sof the American lust tate. He 8 CHIROGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, for n of PENMANSUIP rag John street, is for the reception of par jous style of our m ten ty twenty The ladies are taught a neat K.pistolary hand, a beautifal ac: BOOK-KEEPING, araved at his Acsdemy in this from any printed work, hut is eal Ling of the subject to renter familia (oth business UIRED ily SIMPLY BA- at 11 o'clock. trnetil or article of Metallre 29 Im*ee PARTIES, fads its vicinity, that their Cotill: most admired aud fashionable Soirees, Se. lly recaived acd Panctually attended D at Mr.Millot’s Masic Saloon, 32 Ly or at Mr. Jollie’s Music Store, 385 Broadway respectfully that h swher Ke 135 Le mn Ou f mnptly attensled be received at Mrs. ‘ot Tn) — showing that (Correspondence of the Herald.) Apany, Dec. 20, 1843. Candidates for legislative offices are continuing to arrive. It is most singular, indeed, that people o sense: should be so infatuated as they are in regard to this business of holding offices. To hold an of- fice, no matter how insignificant it may be, would seem to be their highest hope, their El Dorado. ‘To succeed inthis, or rather in endeavoring so to do, many of them will sacrifice business, time and money with the mos: utter recklessness; and should they be suecessful, what do they really gain in the long run? Nothing—utterly nothing. They re- ceive, perhaps, a hundred or two dollars, nearly all of which it is likely isswallowed by the increased expense of living and the e¢ ceteras ; when, had they remained home, by astrict atteation to their legitimate business, they might easily have cleared double the amount, and retained their health and temper in the bargain. James R. Rose, recently acandidate for the legislature from this county, is also mentioned asa candidate for clerk of the House. He is a stro man, Hunkerish, and will give Mr. Henry N. Wales a strong pull. Mr. R. is an Albanian, and a young lawyer of much talent, and would make a good clerk, Marshal J. Bacon, late of New. York, and now of this city, is also a candidate for the clerkship. Mr. Bacon has many strong frie! and may suc- ceed. He is well known in your city, having been connected, too, with the corps editorial, and should he bring the city delegation to his support,his chance is not bad. For doorkeeper several candidates are on hand. M. J. Smith, the late editor of the Seneca Falls Democrat, is, think, the most Prominent. dog brings with him a streng influence trom th Mr. 3. is certainly deserving of it. He has Pato as arduously for the advancement of the democratic party as any man in it. A. H. Richardson, of Madison county, iaanother strongcandidate. He comes well backed,and will give the other candidates a hard run. Smith's chances are the best. _ Mr. Hoffman, trom recent developments, | aus inclined to think, will be the Speaker after all.— ‘The conservatives would hardly poe to eg over board so strong aman, and more than all, they fear him on the floor, and thus they will be neces sitated to vote for him for Speaker. Candidates, not measures, are the all-absorbing topics just now. There are many speculatio! however, relative to the tone and character Gov. Bouck’s message. It is asserted here, cong- dently, that it will be rather more ultra thao his previous ones—rather more barnburning, if you lease. Constitutional reform and all, will be swal- low ved so as to conciliate, &e. The cry of “Bouck and one term” has reached the ears of his Agricul turaley, and he begins to find it necessary to bestir himsell if he wishesto retain his station for another term. ‘There is a good deal of excitement here at pro- sent on the subject of lottery dealers. The pub- lishers of the Tomahawk, a satirical print, ve been indicted for libel on sundry lottery dealers. They have been rather violent on these gentry for some time past, and now are preferring complaints against the lottery venders in retaliation. They are backed by the most respectable of our citiz and it is likely: the lottery dealers will be made to sufler some. These are warnings to your friend Moses Y. Beach and his carrier pigeon system. Srvon. Jackson, Miss. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Jackson, Miss., Dec. 9, 1843. State of Things in Mississippi— Repudiation. Dear Si No doubt you have learnt ere this the result of our election, and presented the same to your many thousand readers; that result, you will have per- ceived, has terminated most triumphantly for the democratic party, alias locofocos, anti-bonders, and repudiators, as these are the various cognomen that they are blessed or baptized with by many, both whig and democrat, for there are some de- mocrats who are favorable to the payment of the bonds ; besides, there is another party, or set of men, who repudiate (I use the term in its broadest sense) all kinds of debts, obligations, &c.; but they are peculiar to themselves, perfect sui generis, and are dignified by the very worthy appellation of “ Subterraneans.” Although they have their pecu- liar opinions in relation to the bond question, and all others, where their pockets are concerned, yet when they go to the polls to cast their vote, it is freely given to that party whose principles most closely approximate to their own; and of course, in the late election, voted the democratic ticket, as they are, for the most part, descended from t at stock. in the late election the bond question was the great hobby of both the whigs and democrats —the one for their payment, the other for theirnon- payment; so you may consider that question fairly settled so faras the people are concerned. That they are unwilling to pay the bonds is amply mani- fest to all who will only view the result of the election, aad reflect upon that which has brought about this result; for it cannot be ascribed to any other source than the payment or non-payment of the bonds being made the issue between the demo- crats and whigs. So the question between the bondholders and fay eT of the State of Missis- sippi, must be considered, so far as they are con- cerned, as finally settled—perhaps irrevocably fixed. There yet remains one other tribunal for an ap- peal to be made for the redemption of the bonds— to the judiciary; but unhappily, I am con- strained to say, that even here they will probably be defeated; that here, what they have endeavored to obtain from the people on the pleac honesty, right and justice, will be denied them by the inter- ference of a most Wyk barrier, “* tne strong arm of the law.” And why, might be asked, is such a termination anticipated, should the question come before the judiciary for their decision? Sim- ply thus:—the judiciary are elected by the people; they know’ that in them is reposed the power tnd right to decide on the legality of the debt, and that should they so decide, it my be binding on them, and the payment of the bonds would ne- cessarily be enforced by the decision of the judi- ciary ; tor men, when left to themselves to act and. choose between the payment and non-payment of the bonds, will inevinNDly pursue that course which costs them least, and takes naught from their purse; but when the judiciary have decided that the a must be paid, they will not be liable to — the decision of that branch of government which they have instituted for the purpose of defending thee rights, and whose decision tl ~ look upon as final in all legal, conetitutional aad other questions within their jurisdiction. Knowing this, they are taking steps to guard m Jeon the overthrow of that victory lately achieved ; or, in other words, of annulling what the cog have decided through the ballot box; that is, they will make it a question on every election for judges, both ot the high and inferior Courts, of bond and anti-bond; or if not mad. question, the opinions of the candidates for Ju will be so well known, that it will amount to the same thing. By thismeans, men who are perhaps unfit for the bench—being incompetent, unworthy, id perhaps dishonest, will be foisted imto the various Courts to pronounce judgment upon cases of which they know but little—scarcely conversant with the simplest laws of their own State—unable, perhaps, to read or write their own language, to- tally devoid of all ability, in every sense of the word; those that are in favor of the payment of the bonds, if a candidate, no matter how yronhy, how able, how profound, how sagacious, or how learned, will’ be naught in the scale for his claims on the ople for the Judgship, when the other beam will fe foaded with the ponderousness of a repudiator. Although inferior to the meanest x peritoane fi law. yer of the land, if he is an anti-bonder, all will ac- knowledge his superior claims for their votes. He only to say, “Tam a repudiator! Io triamphe Such, you may rest assured, will be the resnit of | the late vietory. Already has it made i arance | —one or more instances have but lately taken place, are but the stepping stones for more ae- pirants. This is deeply to be deplored. That such proceediags will eventually bring ruin, no one can foubt; yet they will ha nN, and no one can avert the blow, unless the ‘dear people” come to their gober second is Bel It has rained here for j and the at least fourteen da The rivers ant with littie of no intermission. small streams are much swollen—the railroad to Vicksburg has been considerably | injured— » roads are miserable, and travelling most veretelie d—the weather is now cold and bracing ; ° long, business will again resume should it contin its brisk appearance ; the late rains will shorten no doubt, the cotton crops nearly 20,000 bales og more—prices ranging 7 to TE a7}.