The New York Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1844, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERAL Vol., X. No. 5.—Whole No. 3575, To the Public. THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pud- y of the Pd ‘New voew ond yiahe! is Fae ‘or o cents per copy—or num Fposltgey balktéoh te 0 vance. “a THE WEEKLY HERALD -pabched every Saturday penn ty gpd Py cents per copy, oF $3 12 per annum— nab Bveler TISERS ay that the circulation of Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing feat It has the largest circulation paper in this city, or the world, and is, therefore, the best © i for dusters men tn the clty or country, Prices ach in ad- PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate price, and in the most it style. JAMES GO! ENNETT, Prornixtox or THE Henao Est No west corner of Fulton and SUMMER NEW YORK AND PHI At yale aFox Mewags Newaavnswick, Painceron, Taewrom, jo town Ane BuRLINGTON. esi Ly Ph SLX HOU a New ay am Ov of | sires 9 Hinge ata Rockatesn Mele dante irect to Camden pace me “ekets at the office foo of | steamboat, will be a poureyed fi from city te city, ie apartment ON SUNDAYS. Lave P. D N «. ave rad POT. bears Sa ‘on iy tees Pogurilante street, * (+48 ofdecarture — jy19 NEW To sail Thom New ee on the ath a 2ich end 2 ‘Liverpest on ‘on the lich a ghip srppons. RIN ee B. Cobb, 26th tig ornend ter, 26th January. oA ack, Ne Pen Sk q : ‘apt. ia oli aie cha March. uo B. Cobb, ine Februay F. A.D ith. 21U8, Ci Ay. ahipe are all of the first class, apwarls of 1000 tous, Bi ete oe New sie ee peed with unusual eomfort een talon in the arrangement of thevr accom Ample stores will Be pro Mite areteniucadet cy Sel ant masters, who will make every exertion to give ag ‘isfaction. ponsi- Tee hence is bie for "a meharceseericen sen by thee, of re ome or ran SER Fee tet ni ier York, or to feiss Liverpool. pear by the rites wil be eharged ie Site per single 350 cents per ounce, aad sew'spapers | cent each, Ro BROTHERS & CO.3 PASSAGE OFFIC EW YORK, 10L. 1g Packet Ships wi The NE YORK, sailing from ivepsok. oa nthe ast ee Fee PORN go do i a Rect Tie CAMBRIDGE, do 6 ri £9; many of sho Packets comprising the Old Jue sailing from rt on the ist and 16th ofevery month. ‘Those sending for their fi friends wi it to, their interests and comfort to bogies our Eine, ‘Qs no porsible retention on embarking can Certificates sent by the steamship Hibernia, sailing nee Boston on the ist of January, will have plenty of time to Prepare to come by the first named packet, or in any of Above magnificent and wnequ illed packets. if money to the old count obtain from. th subscribers drafts at aiel gran dirget on, the “Royal Bank of ireland = a, can at all times it for anv seacnate nd. on Me Preacott, Grote, Ames & Co., Bankers, Loudon, whieh are paid free of di count in every town throdgnout England, Ireland, Bootl nd and For je, tu 4 . Passage, apply to gy ad are Sibert es: ) _Asore 35 Foluon stnert door to rhe Faltow Bank. wee 4 Is in the Old Country can be supplied with drafts in sams of £1, £2, £3, £5, £10, 20, £50, £100, oF any ammount paygble on demand, sitar ta say gua Chars at the National incial Bask do, Messrs Jom: . ato. Barkers, London J. Barn ke sistas pail Die count Bank, Liverpool; Rastern Ban ; panier 3 Sir Wm. Forbes, H Scotland; 1d the d, Seocland, thessanser Hikersiay eevioe Boaton on the ranches in every post tow! a throughout England, ‘and Walesr which drafts: w Ty ill be forwarded by Ist January, Ap* J.T. TAPSCOTT, At their general Poralit office, 43 Peek sip, comer of South street. $2 B, All letters from the country must come post paid. ply to WINTER ARRANGEMENT—FOR . Via BRIDGE Pt yer a ENS Hoveas onic & WesTERN Raicononns eeptilys Sundays, ws for wa: by tine Konte will take the new and mboat E Reka KA, Caped Le Kitch i ‘ork from foot treet, Anan id mat 6 O'clock, for Bridgeport thence by the He ‘extern Railroa ls, without chanwe ef $ Albany, arriving same eyening ae or Freight, apply on board oF, al ce fo foot wi Se be te HUDSON OPEN TO ek iL LINE FOR, ALBA eer br etevens, ers rm “ths pane ae ‘A. Stough 1 tea lean tA 5 ea iton, wil ive as above, Tharda ror hips id Moda "temoons, at 5 o’elok. *Por sane Or freight, apply to F.C. Sehultz at ihe ofkce, or oN: B. a7 property ‘taken only at the wah of of te where t] i © Siaten aes at 8} 0 2, ber Fer New jew York at 9, 1296, 10 . NB On Suhdays te poaiy I dave ae ll tstad of 124. lear te tk oPRe owe adhesin a caper iad LINE FOR ALBA NY aud v-etmediate places, from the foot of Coustlandt ‘street —The steamer UT CA apt J. Bentt, will leave as above at P. Mon Wednesday, Friday and cial ¥ ye GOLUMBIA. Cort. A. Houghton, wll Ieaveas above "Bok baton ofthe Chaty sete” at the x mann Suthe what MaQwLES M Att LIN “Albiny $4—Th sy lendid stes j Gane Seoy, wil hany § wzataboa pi dl sah airret, ‘This Afternoon 13 ocho "4 freight, d, wim eights APPLY on board, or oP Cs ey FOR fALr Fi oe hehe barrete. poe to ea i hd i aa | 0 ‘north river, or to BOYD & sath. dag ic FOR LIVERPOUL—With Despatch—The splea- did well known fast sailing and favorite packet ship EUTA W, tain mpaou, will sail tor the above port with quick despatch. as excellent accommodations for a few cabin passengers, fen at moderate rates. Application to be made }, foot of Peck slip o: WS ETARBCOTT, 43 Peck slip. wi on, 426 re Y REGULAR ane, FOR NEW OR LEM ‘he fc pilovieg, ‘Orst class packers will sail munctually as advertised (weather permitting) or pas- mie KSBURG, Capt C, C. Kerry, on the Sth Jana OCONEE, Capt D. Jackson, on the 10th January. ‘The accommodations of these ships for pays second eabin and ‘neque passengers, u such as cannot fail to easure every paaaen ring the voyage ships of thie line fe,now commenced their rerular poe and will sail panetual every five days throughou sengers may therefore rely on not being etai ae ce of paseage being very low, those wishing to secure as ie ets 9.80 y board, oF to shove perk ge dose, be applying on Aud it General Passage Olfice, 43 Peek Slip corner South street pm cabin and steerage by “ve vessel in port’ A number of foe on youd fo of Marden Jane, or to OSEPH oma 100 Pine streets Persons wishing to send for their friends ‘eo Slate old eountry, can have them ught out Ls the abov oF an Of the Fegular packets sailing on the 7th, 17th and 1th of cok manthy by ibove. orsmall sums are drawn by the sub- Bank of Treland ‘raya in “every ountry; also on lesars. Bpoo; a " bankers, Loudow, payable in every town in Gireat xe ship y LINK OF fac we 4 che gQOUER Oe aie Wes Np eRe cia call ox Montay; case Tate sould vt fai dome e farscor al Pas ERPODL— wail eg and fore ). Fait Putnam, will weet wich quick despatel to make carly WTR Descteh— The apten : 4 Poet sti im ivi MroUL Sew LIN. egal ot ot The hy BERRIGAN, BK" Deny ter of 000 ns ye her ramian dny Coy & 2 Commodatwous wories | 4 board at Orewa etart. bow of empenscesoentige aeons ee ree Me No aco 6 South sient eee ng tremens reer eee last ima as for eabmn, second crosn and ‘oie oy “Ww. ov tai “ahh dice we of Ube regular ‘ie, lee Sheke anes N them brought oot sare NSE CO" se Bow strc eT agua bmag their goods & Woodraff, who will mee it ard. ier ta avtaia Heane St Slt Ro: HAE, & CO. 47 Broad stor to ale toe & HINCKEN, 6 Toutine ene. TO ET—The store No 97 “aseae etree, Herald Biuldings, from the first of February. ‘ugh this 0 TO LET—The plot of | ground Fria ciated thereon, aucuate ou Mie between the 7 by Ethan Campoell. poly at No. 32 Laight street. 3 Iwere Y, GHEEN-H adjon N {RLOE CONSERVATORY. ¢ tal ment, ga! he public is resprerfull: leseasat will be found and ener ecovrimpet ot nest k tt ke , in pots and glasses, », Se. Hen, woh Belbnnie: Hyacinths, il which are alresdy in a flowerte Boats ts can vs procured al peo fechas ge hed ed ic arique fi mat on ate ¥ hme, made of the most the rvatories, aud a ital tastes, by an “Ol will be received fiom Europe early, in Janua'y, man sof wich will bs entirely new on side of the "Atl e—a'so, & complete assortment of Vege Herb, Gi d other Sed All the above Seeds will be tested as to their, growing quali- ties, befcre offered for sa'e, to ensure not ie least disappo.nt- meut to the patrons of thls establuhan’ ni omeneal Flower Stands, Gold Fish and Glass Globes, Hyacinth Glasses, &e. &e., always on hand All the above aitielys «ill be disposed of on the most rea, sonable terins, for cash onl All orde's ‘thankfully rec ness, ed and executed with prompt WILLIAM NIBLO, P wor N.B. The entire Stock of Seeds bel sugiug to th tate firm | 4 of Niblo & ite will be sold at auction. by Wim, lin, at his ms, 15 street, at 11 o’elock, on Weduesday: next, the 27th December, wil: y reserve, did 24 vc FOR BALE—A Vai called Springtield. situated in the county of iske-of- Wight, a mile and a ha htt from the mouth of Nausemoud River, ‘cou ehundred acres, bouuded on two sides by cree oaks tsar tle for small vessele) fam the mouth oF There ison the far Sarge and wall house ith every ther neceaa Reqily one palo the Tau of Best The cleared land is of good ‘- cu'tivation of wi 08 wit agreat Ifuet sold p tign‘oa the ‘Terns will bemade Mr Jos. B. Whiteheadof Seaithela tle the subscri ata H tely before, it will be offered A sgeeed isos on the 25th day of Ja: rea e ahe prop jetors have the pleasure to si of hat,the ob tation of beaver, which clnsely’ reagmbl- 1 those formerly s $5 and $6, at the low fixed price of $3, ‘Those, who from ineli Le Cec siagi | are inducrd to study economy in that indis- e article o| ve now an opportunity of doing +0. of the most fnshi le. Bro eep up the appearance Teseuting. this hat. {0 the publjcs thisk ther have rehed the uftim:tam of _benaty eheapness, 1 heatness, ity and comfor: of the w All sales ase for cash, refore uo good customer pays mio lounge tarervod-y tas tat! BR 0. 178 Chatham ware, jt tn*m Comer tM Lstreet. BOOTS—WATER PROOF Double and Cork Soles French and native calf and patent serew tapes arranted good five caf for men; boy's and children’s do, cearse water boots and shoes of a B—L dies, Minvesand Childre pol boots $3 WAKE. fio Broadway * Comer of CORK SOLE WATER PROOF AND Sages ptr .—The subscriber ‘makes a pa i3im*ec order aeuasgnioeen at tae fiat uals” a} t icech “ealte in the Lateat tie a sia at vary reasonable prices, Gen- habit of pay: nk catreveesot Petomy ferior articles, are requeated to ‘eall aud be eouvineed of their interest in purchasing at this store Drawings being taken of the feet, and a pair of Lasts kept for fac feuatouner, there is no difficulty in getting a handsome and tly on hand, a large Cpa of ready made Bress pea asia jntes: acyles, at $3 and $3 50 Dor ifemew who m ia the ‘Soles from to $6 per pair. Over Shoes, He Boots, Dancing #umps, ; he. at eyually low Hpperes Me FSH Le WATRINS, 114 Falton street, 8 im*es between Nassau and Dutch streets. HOOT AND SHOK STOR! JOHN aEADY, respectful: forms his friends public, that he has commen: business in the abor nie, at No. 99 Nacaau street, where he will thankfully receive and faithfully execate, all orders he may be favored with, on the most reasonable terms for cash. ithe OF bat oF, Ht. Fi ei INSURANC: sine of leverensegattiotons oe tema or, Ee, thandise, and also on vessels and "7 COMPANY their bo S.aiust lose by inland ‘ius im rh if a a Thoms 1. ‘Wood, ira Bewars ‘Hobson Yooh ADene” ou cote, jaines F. Holmes, Jeunes Je, Whi dasnen 1, Whiting, h Drake, Ind Haver, Joha ©. Merritt, Pharma ert THOMAS W. THOWNY. = KO. T HOPE, Seeretare AD & CO. CTURERS oF BRASS. FAUCETS, And all Conatanth hand, rt Li agnnely oo pane. aa an asso Erman BLACK LEAD'BOES'OR CRUCIBLES For sale, wholesale and retail, at M: ure a Bese le ple pre in, ead War thet ar Eexhtoition, held eto ma ne WAW poe or four Journeymen, manufacture ly. dé ime LUC INA CORDIAL, nd +peedy cure for incipient consumption, bar. ness, impotency, Iucorhw or wnites, obstincted, difficult of painful inenscyustion, inconstinence of wnine ut javoli. tary discharge thereof, and for the general pr: Prhethee a result of inherent exw lntyed raccide: pively’ sure a operatic a tusrivalled repatat on in both yeinispheres: ‘a almos gapernatural virtues Let NO. ONE'B DESe ‘AIK. thieg can be mor ogarpelelag than its invigorating effects: he humau frame. Persons afflicted with raven ‘and situde before taking it, at once become robust and fail uf ever ty under its jnflaence, Mt imanediately countersets the nerve joann’ « a eause of barveunesst and, which. pri ‘ibe “idaguin's aleoe- Tt is pleasant to th: taste and pea ery wae conaidret be neu wieak tox nol astice t rite of the a Cs IL a tered by tre heads ofthe acuity toa ii a world, Sheet the most {mpor tant am "folds wholesale hod ranile tn eng sco comer'Nasau. Price $3 per bottle, ‘6ai jo Im*ec we A 11500 bushels winel [Migote. Orit forsale by Nhe ai Rod wet 0. Qor ITON DUCK=10 bales Americaa I Fie Dui ty superior artic ¢, comprising a com#let ‘men No. 1105, forsale by Bs Ke Cotbiee ene hg “j6re 56 Sou h street. ALLOW-=I1 barrels Tallow, a prime article, for sale bi T BK. COLLINS REQ.” re of any ag 25 Raton street, per dozen. ath st. Hii barrels, molasses cured, handeomely cat and trim- ned, for sale by ie NS & CO. South at ite pean ole | pipehoy ae SCHOOL, ON 4 For Gentlemen Leeross every attention di oy igh ther Gentlemen: ment, will have ‘OMsistiag prive pal Wich the greace | Young Hvsoa OW Hy sow Also, + geveral as all binds patronege. eeping their horses om fi care from OM Java, bert and gn ortment of Cottoe, Wraits for th» holidays, ctevery thi: y appertan: be of Het aualsty. IN BC Dies og A. M, to 3 P. 3 Sand 7 to ivilege of ridt ly of Te from + of sugars. very lew—and in fi ocery, all of which is ware to well warmed, an ry at this estab) Led ra mt the Schoo! competiti y My 7% are se eciions made by ove y BAL: T AND FISH 81 Sal RON, 200 4 00 ot of Herrin, and 400 boxes Shad Codtish, alt comfortable, and oy att s the to mer t that cunfideyes and j him wheo steward of she Srvish mau tan Mt EEN Y bers to hesure those who way honor him the he ovage that nothmg sha'l pe yamin Tem ‘sts, hopes to render wishes of his od wail so ibeeat Seis en neon dite HAV ANA MANE on ne revenste Offi ar ; HOT for the liberal pau daring the Jast year we bey leay rations and improvements conten! we are prepared to accommo serally ina style pot su: gaed by our turniture and bedding r BRAISTED & ‘A person is employed tw procure pesinita, to gage, Se, who will board vessels momedintely al on the visit | KE RNA OU THAN gare a Foaspore fone ation, to obviate dif Wii LIAM FU EL, Ni W YORK. 4 a. n 1p ind revellers we yany other establishes (— pag new, the building thoroughly eenovated and newly tainted throughout, the Croton water 4 4 introduced in every department, and the terms oue dollar an JOHNSON, Proprietors. their thanks to the Fin fosey jes A say En Wieiaa Cordials on ks, TEAS, WINE! ‘hatha ‘American Porter, Jujube 10 12be aed 95 1b boxes. Bred dee, wee, Cacoa and Chocolate, sperm Oil and Candies, Saratoga Pavilion delivered :o any part of the city free of expense 4, &e —GAt 1m street, offer at wholesal sy os mw draft and in glass. Brown Stout and Pile Nonaga and other brands Segars and American Preserves and small boxes, from Ohio. ater, im qty met and pint, botules. . Goode a2. Imre ho at w Sol street, on the extraordinary exe: tion from destruction. They public in gener destroy ed, their Sheriff's reets. incipa manuf HH in full opera at their office in Gold stree . shall, atteauon and prompt des rauged in the frout manufactory wid M4 Sted&ttwy re "ok “Hok” COMPANY would mat 6 en of the et'y of them in exc nufactory i the rear of Nos. 29 and tet the second mach valu would infor thit although thei ‘ach, as’ a shop forrepairs apectiany bi preseng ‘ork, and wuishing the fire instant, and to whose (property was saved ir custanees and the 1 ‘ f Brom ion, sud alt orders reel d fore, receive careful be ar hout delay, FANCY BALL TO LE IN. CAFE DES MILLE 23 mvc PINTE DRESSES T, UX, [ OLONNES, 307 BR JADWAY. =? ruite, Wines and Lig tard, m & CO. c noe pl old Jamaica Py Score RCOR gue and i its yy WOK TEAS, COFFEE and BURA wAleg, Wines nd Bese ae Brandy lollaud Gio, ‘Whotesale and Retail Store, 76.N san street, mors put op in notties or demijohrs sent Co aur part of the a free of expense ‘He WAKD NS, fae in baying in <$ tmne, i a, be pa the cheay les tw tl rehased ay cheap, if not cheaper Cy vicinity. Soom par Ht be retut bAP GROCERY iN SrOke & emttien | ne, were rbor pal. nod Green wich lane, of Grocer es aud Pros isions il ae MICHAL Rivet nya nth ir wioter steck: se, by @ large per cent Siore No 9 Greenwich lp yearar Chap ‘any other eetabhicke OF ecoa “nising in likht, erilt +o Greenwich lane. the city, ALL ) most rect lered Robes Organci, embroiserrd in colors. trom $; ia blue, pink, and other colors 2% do Tale Illusion. 10-4 plain white aa IS Miishin *, from $7 upwards upwards for ball dresses Robes, very gen. way, eit ROBERTS, 373 Broy between White an: Franklin streets. Goods | 100 cartous infiut’s red R a7 lee P ND PROV] | _ dit tmec hood of Sixth | NEW AND CHEAP LAMPS F1 ‘PMHE Subscriber is now. openiny patterns of Solv and Chemical sell actow and reduced prices, eall aud examine this stuck. A lay in the prices, aud every Pare Cheii panetually when orders Persons desiro find itmuch to the), advantage to re 6, MOOKER, ‘OR THE HOLIDAYS, some uew and bewutiful Oil Lamps, which he of purch ‘ne reduction has beea .nade omy is warranted, LOW rf Baraiag Plaid for Spirit Lamps, de Uroadway coeee ies pure wi Onigiaal and onl Tra Obrerve--Str. rofl the prin Pearl and » be bed astray by ge (next door to Ais es Canton al joosevelt » New York; B: Lonl sau neral, to their Tea” Store, take notice, tha’ ‘the Cantona Tra thing, to do with that or any o| hed at the top of this advertisement. ~ GENUINE TEAS, AS sa ge AND RETAIL. NT TEA COMPANY Princip neh h eore 318 eney at 116 Fulton street, Broo and Van tlouton vite the attention of city aed coantry ar ies as for the approaching hol ik fi lishments, wher they think will streets, pacts + found by fi le of Ho to rene if and. to ‘The pabl MPHENE, On tte Ay OF Bottom Glass Be it 2056 Chadha ‘co store) rer Manic lowcker st a best se ‘ras in the United States. rity and Sowa ot tnt house, w ties iow prices and upright dealing, ender further sopmen’ neomseary. h rete- ber inpany have te stores whatever, except those dla mee “Hom s Patoat Lamps” Tos chemical ol and camphene, m wufactured an sola wholesale and retail by Store in | VAM! wo qua’s Black Jen Be SUITABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT. (horsey th lianey of the card, can haye them *priated on # styleof Cards. at reduced prices. wi My i. will alo. be No. 285 Broadway. Order EN TINE has removed his John street seer Sot lion Band, ty ved I be received and Promptly atte bugraving and Pri jeekmau street, bead York — on pal received at Mrs. RB PHILADEL DAGUEKREOTYP EXCHAGE BUILD! FMI Subscriber has ree: colet with achromatic 4,0. Fay, at'No. 136 Fulton stret (Sua Bui'dings,) New | eateulation York. These lamps are admitted by all who see thei in use, cage | supp ply of bes Play & penpals aby Hered to Oe Pablic, ei ood and sellan’ reduced it, Ban mb ney. affections ‘bility, ae OWN BRADEN, 73 Conch atoe's auld yeapectflly in. Fie American Inatisuzy ot tx lata, exible J Sore the public panocally call that fee ren tt | When the ror promtumn for the beet: Denture his ‘s opelet daloon, Creams, Jellies, Coltce. | groukingacd keel ete eke ery style. Confectionaries genevally, and in short i portraits ireshinenta_deually found at suunilar establish agent in New tents, of the first Class... Families, w fed at. short twa Catmarna , and. 0 ‘with Coufeetionaries ) ; Jel- tally Tow price of i igs ver quart, of as 4 ble for have not had the by chil thi D aren teach a dy-spe WINTER ARRANGE verua| publie pat Nor pledwes higmestt his hag articles: ‘shall magnate | FATCHES.—The inrgrat enc most apicadic Watches in the eity,is to be found at Ye constutly rece 5 ver Watches, of the newest st} h * Wrst clocks wt wasee4 lower! ALL wi a eilery ¥ Holesale aml ter momile aud tee, oF ry repaired in che importa of w 1 d.pot' for patent medicrn a Tonic Fills for nervous Soothing ws Astringent Tilley for eator, for ME. vent ~~ WATCHES AND JEWELRY Moi CLICH AND PACHT MANN, Warehmakers and a ara ‘PHE ~UBSCRIBE KS are now r. nt and Jewels y a | the erty, tow ver do, from $5 to or each ood time or the mousy rerurmed. “Watch's, 100 Ty pale. Uigt radeyemdent of (ve chaplain etd amd » c y—! eirmod bot mee ‘ranot paid for old told aod selver WA ee etreet ver ton arte, a lver iw amy shape, Jewellers, 9 w % heblonatle Seurchry ofall ducer ie ‘or the HOLIDAY Al w eR Lede wil save 8 pr coot by ate | hoe warran! gatno™ assortarent of wed or bought. Al! an one ‘the est inanmar, the eit gad jewellery, all treet. ap atnire tag to sell Watehes nan) other homer ia from $15 0 $100 each; sil- und te t Sonfee. ] kinds of Tryramide manutactured } ies. A geae al assortinent of “ the holiday's, forsale, extremely low All articles sent out from his est blishinent are ware fanted equal 19 anything of for gn aruats | pe al Cigesm Au uications (post paid with remitiances, will be directed to O17 Sm? pe Ay ee made accord: White, Waa 6 Broadway So New Yorke tH, aihtenta 3. rl, Htiehinor Broadbe lor the ‘Bouihern ‘Merten. Win, Weal, Bid M LAUGENHE Exchange Buildings, Ph: LPIA RT ‘» anil chemicals, which he priers lawing geot.emen have agreed to act as niente, vit— A) wal orders, companind aided to, NE shonld be M adelphia Bi TES DAGUE: roud way, ap atari tion of ext splendid coilection jaguerreoty beauty and accuracy of delineat oy A taken in all inds of weath trom two to fourteen pe sons on the san 1 om I foctacert iE rpassed Por her, either with or without mm awarded Mr t Daguerreutype likeness for is bat another proof of the York for the very superior t ra other establishment in a7 30" street, and next door to Pesle’s M ea, Canes, ie ware rvves than by ‘any other manufaetor +Pantaloous and Vests, Ge demen furaishini wo de and trimmed at the following (over Costs, from: “hs ro A CO al C40 obtara fe Fo fmities and gentlemen quitt donee, lec tage to send. fa > (oud thea at their tesidence by w : $ & rough the Post Olfice retin jad we ever witnessel. ¢ Promiam acd Geman ( FY OFF WARDROB desirous of converting their left ¢ pian DAGUE IILAN GALLERY OF PATENT PREMIUM COLOR HOTOGRAPHS, No. 251 . lover Me Te elry store, nrray Y pictures having beew awarded the First Premiums and Highest teawtiful by the Ameri an and Fraokiin Tostita.os, as the most wautiful ¢ te id the eta found at the sadseriber we all deecritious of Gold and atl rig de pared, J por ego the mate mary Work gk: other’ plecee—ece- Ceti 54 now sit for or likeness. on the Tuy soled o bea Tn prach of a tady. by Professor bimmbey is the finest Ye dedeer Get. 1, 1843, Tustructions, a, to any desired poet at lower a Ye 12 To*m atertals eat low prices, vi $4 to 10 00 “Tto 900 +3150 to 175 ed, the latest ‘aad most “approved Freach pattern net notier, 5, 69 oF thu same the highest cas uk the eit isto di tthe subs EV ENBTY 466 Browdway, up stairs. of otherwins, will rect 423 Im* re of Ghangyny se of, will find it er, who will ve “ind cee pee OENT EMEN'S OUTFITTING GOODS. sh Ce JOHN M DAVIES & JONES, ot tabew yo eeChanme 6 Wiuan Srusst, CORNER OF JOUN, ned coher orwcvoms | PT AVE received per lair ar w have in stere.a fall 423 bmn oe vy tof goods to ly S tataae e nl we aad ne CROTON BAKERY NOTICE Siz hery, 94 James strent My M* tics GO. Weiss & FR GR wads Minate De Soane or at Mr ( SEAPES 0 ap-town Gt Sperm Ou Nataral. Patent, Sperm SIC POR PART NV sememnee the ra and barmilion— «the es UNDE OF BREAD FOR ONE SHILLING — iargeat breed in Oh” ext te he oe 2 ir oe a itt and New Dhow twohemate and re au! te thet pat rows of New ¥ ork and vs id heat they «cea a Rie rom @ay “OIL STOKE IN NEW YORK + ton Oe sade re Bae Fre th vemee for tes cane had ot the branches No a he MBS9, Professor of the bndvee ey Haabsooentobe ™ TH Brosd 46 mtr water aud ball Stress Blewe ted Wihute amd we lophvat oOu— Vil—raw and baited Dtearic Candies The above are warranted to stard the wanther, and tobe of fins qu barrel, ality for parton A. 69 F vont deceived direct (i the ad ested by gallon, quastand pint, cheap. ys. For sale by y the cask, iON © MORRISON at A street, between Fulton and Vow dye wanda, te payer makers’ Dakeers', wel ~phendy as and geen @hstalers', SEIGNETTE BRANDY— in * v Nit OuL, No 6 aed cet tly hee emegerly easing Robe Fogket HHaadiecehiele sue. ner Charmenrs of every variety, of Knglish’and American @owefatnee vip — Menno 1 Dressers Lamba Wool do Samer Kutt do Saker do. Backs wo 4 fase & Habbo Milk do do Ladies MerinokMilk do do With a great variety of other styles. Drawers, Hibted and Plein, torte to onder wry lows, Serpe tenn, Stocks, ed orery other urtbete t . end ehilorer fear CHEAP GASH ‘ « Cheap hoveaen on thes der cunt gratioumn may wed he foilowing will of prie Woot of Ragland (to } 4 or taney double atin, Me +++ Jar samen comprvaen every ‘sty 16 tent tinal the gm Cr and tthe best sty PI oR orstand what is meant by 7 edd to their Cows is shall be of the first lobe W Coats + ate 4 ASA Bb KINS, CASH TAILORING ESTABI IMENT No. % Cedar areet, (GES ELEMEN who patrons ash extablichioeut will | OF derive» deeded adeantoge of thow who pa rtane at | het they ane mot ow home whe wever pay het aed ye Thane eho are preparing f | Call age ennam | coightishapent N.B—Theie us a0 assorten Coats, read) om ws W per erat over ga the eumdit syauemn, (4 aleut to the delinquencies ad passengers, | eum ) New York. These Curacon, (Correspondence of the Herald.) Cunacoa, Oct. 24, 1843. Hints to the Invalids—Comforts of Curacoa—Ma- rine Intelligence and Markets Janes Gornon Benner, Esq Dear Sir Allow me to trespass upon your valuable « Jumns, fora while, for the purpose of communiea- ting to those of our countrymen who are seeking, ina milder climate, some relief from their afflie- tions, the great benefit tobe derived from a visit to this Island. You must know that this Island lays about 40 miles from the Spanish Main, in the long.of 68 deg. 58. min W., and its moderate height and short distance from the main land enables us at all times throughout the year to enjoy a fin from the, eastward, which, singular! brings with it, even at night, no dew at all entire absence of yellow fever, together with the mildness of the climate, (the extreme heat of these latitudes being here dispelled. by the constant fresh breezes) renders it a resort of invalids for health from all the windward and northern island, as wel as from all parts of the Spanish Main; whilst yearly imany go to Santa Cruz and other parts of the West Indies, which are visited by periodical and heavy rains, “(from which we are here free) producing Rreat ey in the atmosphere, and attended with heavy dews at night, and seldom return benefitted. We have here’ but few visitors from the States, (arising from the imperfect knowledge ! everywh ae Price Two Cents. Richmond. Correspondence of the Herald.) Ricumonp, (Va.) Jan. 3, 1844. Departure of Ole Bull—Return of Sanity—No use | for the Mail-howse. Dear Bennert:— The musical fever has somewhat abated since lost week, when it rose to an enormousghoight.— What with opposition between fiddle-strings. and voice veceus catgut alone, we came near a dread- on; but thanks to those sage, grave men, ft in the Old Dominion, everything va quien. nds his way south, to wave hue stad to be oc nowledged there as he is \overall fiddlers, and the stunforiuaate that ful exple who are s has reson vou le Tull now aie wand y, Prine best of good fellows. it wasy our rival musical caterer it - st out Artos and Ciati Dam LO on the sn evening, one at the Th other ct the Exchange; it was purely 4 as botl parties mnade theit arangement tol the other, and it £0 which to gee,and wrany at evening at least, by the isons Went to bots, and consequently beth ad Write nt houses, nlthougle the lady cared the day as to ton and fashion, owing prol ig prejudice with very many here against visiting the Theatre under any circumstances whatever Beni es Ole Bull compelled many saint as well as sinner to forego it on his occasion. Is it not siek- ening to hear these sainted twadlers turn up the whites of their eyes about going to a theatre to witness a performance like Bull's? It was no more a theatre on that oceasion than it wes a churek, und yet some of these people will visit New York and go to Niblo’s Garden, which is to all intents and purposes a regular theatre, and en- it mighuly, might after night; aye, merinearee rch, deacons and parsons to boot. I have seen them do it, and wondered what was the dif- ference between such naughty places, home or abroad Ose Bull’s last Concert, however, waea one, as well as the one at Petersburg on That was given in 4 concert room, and the whole town literally turned out, making one of the moet brilliant displays ever witnessed in that quiet und respeetoble city, The Wizard of the North hae made a deeper unpression in tis small town than any other place he ha® yet visited—he came from Richniond on Sunday and did not leave Peters- burg until Tuesday «tternoon, literally beeking im the smiles of beauty and munificence ; rea gery he received here on New Year's in mnge, chains, watches, &c. must have saceoid Lo Beve ral hundred dollars, which, if werart istrue, will be repuid one of these days, ‘by « Norwegian heart nearly as large as Ole Bull's himself, which wae buttoned up at last, after a des, eersie sruggls be tare of tween affection «nd duty, aad departed in the shape of Ole’striend aud companion, on hie trip South. PooaHontas. of the place) who, if they come in me, never fail to be benefitted by the climate. While writing of th Island to the ‘Estate of Hato,” which has been recently, at the request of many persona, thrown open by its gentlemanly owner, (Michael R omer, Esq.) for the reception of invalids. Itis situated on the north side of the island, distant about six miles from the town, a 1 immediately fs ng the sea—being se I miles in extentalong the coast. Here “invalids,” whilst joying the salubrity of the climate, and receiving the Kind attentions of the family, can be as retired as is their wish: inthe event of exercise being desired they have horses, carriages, a ten-pin alley, removed from the house, and bathing rooms, at their sino) all of which, including boarding, washing, &c n be had at the moderate sui ot $1 50 per day- ideratum in these hard tines, and which will enable many to enjoy it who ¢ cut off from the other islands by the enormous ex- 1 cannot but allude penses attending a visit to them Those again who prefer having an establishment of their own while here, are informed that houses partly pee can be had for any time at from $7 to $12 per month— servants $2—and can reduce their exh nses to 5) cents a day, and possess many comforts. Messrs Joseph Foulke & Sons, and Bi of your city, have at all times. within a few days, vessels for thia place ; and | have no doubt will render any information to snch as muy be de- sirous of visiting the island. We have but one American vessel in port—the brig Ransom, of Boston, discharging lumber, eS will sail in a few days for a southern port Salt of a very superior quality can be had here for 54 a 7c ing rbushel. Five frane pieces current at a oe No export duty, and port charges are light, 1 being free. There over 100,000 bbls. bi ‘alt now on hand; and while vessels’ visit other ports of the West Indies forit, and pay higher, we seem to be here quite neglected, and have a superior and stronger salt. Your notice of this may awaken those who purchase salt, to their own interest in coming this way. onen, Graves & Co, Albany. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Movements of the Legislature—Doings of the Re- pealers—Poeiry and Pickpock«ts. Anpany, Jan. 4, Wet James Gorpon Bennrrt, Esq. Dear Sir— We take advantage of some leisure moments in addressing you relative to affairs in general, and doings of fun,frolic and excitement incident to this key-stone of the Knickerbockers. With the excep- tion of to-day, seldom have witnessed euch sunshine and lovely weather us greeted us on the opening of the new year. Our erudite and philogo- phical legislative bodies are met ; © appointed their ditierent officers, and are now ready and on the tip-toe of anxiety to proceed to business The following is the list of officers of the honge Flisha Litehfeld, of Onondaga, Speaker James R. Rose of Albany, ( James P. Curich, of Chemung, Sergeant at Arms J. B. Davis, of Ulster, Door-keeper, —~ Williams, of do. Ist Assistant do. John T, More, an old revolutioner, 2d Ausistant do. In legislative assembly, after usual commit: the Governors Message was received rei Part of it contains geological andjaw-splitting lan- guage,which must have been orthograpbically puz- zling, to the brains of the clerks of both houses; for they hopped, skipped and jumped over it as school- boys do over the dictionary There has been a difficulty here in one of the Catholic Churches, (St. Mary’s) originating from, and ot pretty much the sa disgraceful character as that which occurred not long since at New Or- leans, and indeed is becoming daily more preva- lent throughout the Catholic Churches in thiscoun- try. It has been customary, heretofore, on New Year, to hold an election for trustees. This time the Priest, Mr. Sehruller, at the solicitation of the ma Mer of his congregation, interfered, closed th: poll, offered up orisons, made aspeech, and in pero- ration, pronounced his anathema of excommunica- tion against bag black sheep of the flock who should disobey his authority. The result was in the ‘dirty Trish” questioning the pF pHety of their Contessor’s acts, and calling him Intech “Od- mahaun,” and he, in retaliation, arcing the charch doors ae them. It calls loudly for the interfer. nee of his Holiness, Bishop Hughes. Both par- es think they are right, and the disorderhes suy we and ney will not catntt to dietation in this republiew country, nor shall the “Clargy” hold « direct au ivun-handed supervision over them in the tempo spiritual affairs of the Holy Mother “The one man power’ ” que’ stion agitated by the * American,” * Plebeian,” and other prints ot your city, and * Daily Advertiser” here, and those jour- nals being widely known as hostile and opposite in political views, has caused wonderment, and more than usual enquiry into the present cast previous conduct and character of the now incumbent, Mr Walworth. They 5 of him, as having lost caste, not only “with the high-minded and lead- ing members of the bar,” but also with the moi and even thinking part of the community Yesterday the Repealers had a celebration. The procession moved through the different streets; when passing down Market, opposite the Hage tavern, they halted in squads, and cheered in en thusiastic, ¢ oniac and cat-like yells, the Repeal Advocate office on one side and Ex-Governor Sew ard onthe other, who stood shivering like an aspen leat in one of the open windows of the Eagle booing and booing,” personitying to the life th uating character of sir Arehy MeSycophant The New ¥Y 's Address | d by the worthy publishers of the “ Tomahawk and Moral Sealy Vog Knife,” was freely circulated, and created a fund of a ment among the lovers of poetry, wit and sarcasm, but met with curses of lond and deep indignation from all ranks of lottery gambler Very respectfully, yours Nimron ENGI E Serene ETNA =| NCR City Tutellt Police.—Jan. 6 —The busines petty character, scarcely worth: . Coroner's Office —Jan 6—The jury In the case of Dr. Thomas Pitts, who tas shot on Friday evening, re- turned a verdict of “aceidental death by the explosion of @ gun in his carriage. Court of Oyer and Termin Before Judge Kent. Aldermen Emmons and Woodhull. Jan. 6—The Sunday Assassination in Chopel atreet.— This morning, at nine o’clock, the Jury came into Cowrt and the prisoner was placed at the bar. In answer to the usual question of the clerk, the fore- man rose and said," we find Peter Williams guilty of man- slaughter in. the first degice.” The verdict having been recorded, the foreman sald that the jury had requested him to make @ remark tothe Court, if his Honor had no objection to bear it Jupor Kent eaid the Court would hear any remark, if it did not interfere with the vervict The foreman pnd that it did not; and he then proceeded to state that the jurors wished to have it known that they had bwen di vided in opinion, as to a verdict of wiltul murder oF mare slaughter in the first degree, and that those jurors who were of opinion that jer had been committed, had ded th yie opinien out of mercy to the prisoner. | Yet th close between murder and manslaughter in tit was tae ult to decide between them, The Jury were then discharged with the thanks of the Court, and Peter Williams manucled and taken baek to the Tombs. He did not manifest the slightest emotion at the result Superior Court. Before Judge Vanderpoel. Jan. 6.— William A. Palmer va. The City Fire Insurence Com er ~This was an action on a policy of insurance effected by the plaintiff for $2,500 on a stock of dry woods, groceries, &c., in his store ut Middletown, N. J. store Was burnt inthe month of September, 1643, “ahewall the whole concern was destroyed, the stock in trade, far- niture, fixtures, and busiding, leaving not a wreek be- hind. On the part of the plaintiff, several witnesses were exa- rnined, who proved that they had enjoyed opportunities of observing the nature and quantity of plaintiff stock, and that it averaged trom $2,400 to $3, The defences set up that the proof of the destruction of that amount of goods was insufficient to sustain the action, there being no Witness who could testify ‘pany stock whatever in the store at the time of the fire. No testimony was « duced for the detence. Hix Honor told the Jury that in the absence of any teste mony on the part of the defendants. they would not be warranted in inferring that the goods were not on th mises, ov that it Was an unfair fine. The plaintit shown by several witnesses that it was his habit to have about that amount of goods, and if the defendants sup posed that the stock had been removed before the fire, was for them to have shown it. With respect to the pre. cise amount of loss, bis Honor said he knew from his ex perience at the bar, that it was often very difficult for waders to muke out an inventory of every item. The stions for the Jury were, first, wee it a fair Gre; and, ondly, had the amount of Joss been made out. The Jury retired for a few minutes, and returadd @ ver Jict for the full amount clain For plaintiff, Mr. W. ¢ for defendant, Mrt joshua Hart. Wetmore; Common Pleas, A full Bench present Jan. O~Dectstons.—In re, the petition of James P. Oraw- ford, sued as a non-resident debtov, on the Lat of Oct , 1843 in this case the petitioner had been proceeded agalnat i the 2ist of October, and he had shown that he came to th city onthe '7th or 1#th of that month, hired a house vil paidthe rentin advance Othe 24th liagemoved his furniture and family here. The Court thought this was suitticient to constitute him a resident of this Btate, within the meaning of the act, at the time the warrant was issued and they, therefore, onlered the bond to be eancelled nd the effects taken under the attachment to be restored to him: John J. Hales ¥. Michael Warne set aside an order made at Chi the plaintif had since assigned ney The Court affirmed the order, and granted $#7 coats _Tobn Murphy ve, Pat Riley, executor, $e —This was an | from an order made at Chambers, which the Cont or ie ed to be modified. Wilson G Hunt, et ats. David Eastgate in this ease the Court gave judgment for defendant,on the demurger te ‘his was @ motion to on the ground that Judgment to his attor 1 plea in wbatenvent. Ferdinand ydam, et als. va. Jacob abbbh 0r wer-aheryt, te In this case fondant had been ened for negligence n permitting t ofa debtor from hin custody. At te trinl, the defendant's counsel set up that as the setion as not brought within the year the plaintiff could not re ver. The Judge charged to that effect, and the fury and for th vnidant ; the case now comes ap for ag et to set aside the verdict, which the Court granted. 0 Crmcorr Count,—Nos, 22, 44, 4, 60, 0, 61, 02, @, 1, , 43, 1, 87, 31, 62, 66, 68, 70. Cosmon Pinas, Monpay.—41, 42, 44, 46, 4, 48, @ 49, 40, 60. The Jury discharged for the term, Court sits this week for the purpose of taking tp Prenton Count argument calendar ath th ove or APPRAtL . W --Ansaroris, Jan. 8 — s. und H Howard vs. The Wilmington and Sue. quehaona Keilroad Company, was further argued by O. Scott and Nelson, Attorney General U. 6. for the Appel. lev, and by R. Johnson for the appellants, in reply Sricrpe in St. Lours. A German named George Englehouse, residing on Market street, between Eighth and Ninth, committed suicide this morning by placing the niuzzle of a loaded musket under his chin, and dise! ingg its contents into his ly separating the jawe entirely eblitersting the features, He survived but a few rents. ‘The unfortunate man has left a wife and two children.—St. Louis Gazette Dee, %%. Riot at Syracvse.—At a ball in the Railroad a Dutch tavern kept by Earl Seigle, a young ed Blake, intoxicated, or feigning intoxication, 1 from a woman at the bar a bottle of brand: ereupon she slapped his face ‘The landlord, at the who was close by her, drew a horse pistol from ‘eneath the counter, and shot down Blake, who stood thin 2or 3 paces of h He way then dragged to thy orand kicked off the steps by the woman, A iniscelle. ous discharge of pistols then took place till the crowd t the honse, of which the doore were barricaded, and firing then ed from the windows. Three uthe were wounded, one in the arm, one in the head, done in the Sheriff called out the Ondete, ho surronnde with fixed bayonets, and for. 1 admission, the parties refusing to open their doogg, idarrested the landlord, and eight orten of his aeeo ites, who were all conducted to jail; whereupon a to tal des tion of the furniture, &¢., of the tavern, ensued, Bloke is likely to recover, the ball having been extraeti from the jaw, where it lodged Syracuse Sentinel, Jan. §,