The New York Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1844, Page 3

kc., is #0 great that we cannot possibly report =e @ clerk. It has been usual Sater Mr. Ginwen pesratted svetition bd plas Soom ole, Brent to have two ne erate smi on all im ters, He wished either te have it reed or Wetter—I object, sir. (Laughter Gisen—I move then, Wetten (laughing) —l'll do that, when I’vejnothing e! to do Gumer—Then, sir, if that’s the case, the gentleman wili have a great many opportunities to read it. I move to re- fer it to the Committee on Rules, sir, (Laughter.) Mr, Acame—That committee has made a report, sir, cannot be considered now in existence. it is not ing committee. And the report it has already made, he same source thi the old gentleman joined.) Mr. Payns—I move to lay it on the table, sir. This was carried. Mr, ete any money for the construction of Ohio, the ri Ord be te Be. Staciruce caked tatnre peiuted; alao;'s Witter from a practical bridge builder, showiug that it would not ob- atruct the navigation of theriver. This was refused, Mr. Winx tion of postage ! Mr. Bros do. do, ir. Burrinaton, do. do. do. M of postage. Mr. Burrixaton also presented the first memorial that has been offered this session in favor of the present tariff, He asked to have it printed. The House refused to print it, ouly 40-voting for it Mr. . BipLack presented a-paper, petition, communica- tion, or something, from some postmaster about postage, or handbills, or something else, but he spoke so indistinct- it he was not heard et the Reporter’s desk. It was | believed to be the same that he made some remarks about | Vefore, He was trying to explain, when he was stopped ly as out of order, Mr. Srrona, of N. passed. Mr. Strono also presented the petition of the Long Island Railroad Company, praying for a remission of auty on railroad iron. The House refused to print this, but re- ferred it to the Commi*teejon Comm@ce. Mr, Bearpsrey then said he had a petition signed by state of New York, praying Congress to repeal the old law of 1793 respecting 9125 inhabitants of Oneida, and in the ugitive slaves. This occasioned much excitement, Mr. Buace and others objected to the reception of it. Mr. Beanvsxey said it did not come within the rule. Tuomrson—I move the House adjourn, Mr. Avants—I call the ayes and nays, Sir. A Menaxn—I move @ call of the House. (There were not 100 members present.) Mr. Avams—Will it come up the first business in order to-morrow, Sir? Sreaxen—Not till noxt petition day—this day two weeks. Mi pasts—I insist on the ayes and noes. A Memurn—If the motion to adjourn is carried, will it cut off the other petitions for two weeks? Sreaxen—It will. THomrson—But under the rule of the House they can all be presented at the Clerk’s desk. Srxaxer—There is such a rule, Cries of journ—adjourn—adjourn. J. R. INcensor.—I offer aresolution, Sir, calling on the Secretary of the Treasury for a report of ‘the Coast Sur- vey. (Adopted.)—and I renew the motion to Srraxen—Gentlemen, Honse de now adjourn. Hont—Speaker. Sreaxer—All you—favor. Hunt—Mr. ker. Sprraxer—Adjourn—s ye. Huxtr—Speaker. (Great laughter.) A Voice--Member A Memuen—Hear him, jo’ Sreaxen—Contrary—no—House stands adjourned till to-morrow 12 o’cloc! Fine at Harrisaurg.—The Washington Hotel at Harrisburg, was very much injured by fire on the inst. The furniture was nearly all destroyed Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, Firat Boanp, Jan, 23—30 shares Wilmington Railroad, M4 3 9do jeer Bank, 100 ; 6 do Mechanics’ Bank, 25) 3, 3do Louisville Bank, 90 ; $1000 State 6’s, ckp Ge) $6000 do 65; 4shares Kensington Bank, 61; 30 do Dela. ware Insurance, 22; 20 do do do 9} $500 dtate Odd f 65 ; $1000 do c&p 65} i 30 shares Delaware Insurance, 23 ; 14 do Girard Bank, 8: 17; 80 do do do 17: Railroad 6's, 1850, 72. Szconp Boanp, Jan, 22—5 shares Commercial Bank, 51} ; $7000 Chesapeake 6's, 1856, 42); 4 shares Commercial Bank, 51. LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. Battimore, Ray —Asr Hiram W De a a al Mobile; Metropolis, Stall, New York—saw off the Patuxent Somerset, [ Br, jams, Berwuds; D Willis, Delono, boun* up. Cld Tonia, Wheeler, Port Spai Well Knowlton, NYork Std Hermann. Allyn, ver. rool; S Jeukins, Fyeleigh, Araischioolag JW Page, Boston; ma. NY Cranteston, Jan 2—Cld Olive & Eliza, P. Adrianna, (Pr) Hu indies: Virgi Chetoo. Man tree, P Petie: Weitbe om. Kean, di Arr 18th Rory O’More, McMaster, Liverpool. tid Julia. Trelaud. Sid Huma, V Beamrpa, Jan 5~In port, Despatch, Phil velphia—got on a rock while entering tt te water, Editions of all the British Reviews and greatly reduced prices, lor allthe leading periodicals, are now enabled to supply them at the following reduced prices Edinbargh Review « «$3 60 per year. London Quarterly . +. 360 "" Foreign ye iD Westminster! . Blackwood’s Magazine... Dublin University Magazine. ‘The Jauary numbers just received per steamer Britan- nia Subscriptions reeeived by MASON & TUTTLE, Agents for the U. 8. 128 Nassau street, N. N.B, Subscribers supplied in the neighboring cities, free of postage, (iG BIOGRAPHY OF JOUN RANDOLPH, OF ROANOKE.—-Our enterprising publishers, BURGESS, STRINGER & CO., who gave us last week that sterling work, “The American in Paris,” by Jules Janin, an: nounce for to-morrow one of the most interesting biogra- phical works ever written. Few men have filled alarger space in American history than John Randolph, and we might search in vain for one whose singular character. eccentric genius, brilliant talents and elevated position afford such rich material for entertaining and instructive memoirs. His life is now written, for the first time, in extenso, by a gentleman who was familiar with his cha racter, and who for sixteen years stood by hia side in the American Congress, Like the recent works published by Burgess, Stringer & Co,, it is beautifully got up, in one Large three shilling volume. OG- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.—The Tonic Mixture, prepared by the College of Medicine and now confidently reeommended and prescribed by the first medical practi- debility preduced either by secret indulgence or excess of any kind detrimental Pharmacy of the city of New York, tioners of the city, for all cases o! to the constitution. It is an invaluable remedy for impo tence, sterility, or barrenness (unless depending on mal formation) and will be found highly beneficial in all com- plaints arising from a debilitated state of the constitution Sold in single bottles $1 eac carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union. Ottice and Consulting Rooms of the College, 95 Nassau street. W. 8, RICHARDSON, Agent. Og. CHANGEABLE AND WET WEATHER WILL luce colds and coughs, which if neglected are sure to consequences. Sherman's Cough Lozenges are a sure antidote ; they allay all irritation speedily, give nd cure much sooner than any other remedy of cases which have been neglected sumption was the result, might have Rena to fata quiet rest, Known. ‘Hundred until confirmed been cured by a timely use of this remedy. , Dr Sherman's warehouse is No. 108 Nassau street.— Agen and § State street, Bosto PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.—The members of the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, in re- returning the Spe thanks for the liberal support they in their efforts to “ suppress quackery,” to state that their particular attention continiies cted to all diseases of a private nuture, and from vat improvements lately made in the principal hos- have received pitals of Europe in the treatment of those diseases, the: can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid a\ vantages not to be met with in any institution hi tit» country, either public or private. ‘The treatment of the College is such as to insure success in every case, and is totally different from that neru ¢ cus practice of ruining the constitution with mercury, anJ in most cases leaving a disease much worse than the original. One of the mem bers of the College ,for nrany years connected with the of rope, attends daily for a consulta- prinetpal hosp ion from 9 A.M. tos P. ‘Terms—Advice and medicine, $5 A.cure guaranteed Iuponvaxt to Country Invatins.—Persons living in the country and not finding it M ie ally can harengt, finding it convenient to attend por contraction and treatment received el] ‘and enclosing $5, post paid, addressed to + 8 RICHARDSON, Agent. lsewhere, if any Ottice and Consulting rooms of the College, 95 Nassav street. PROFESSOR VELPEAU'® OBL, 5 PILLS, for the cure of Gonorrhoea, Gloets Fleer Aner and all mocapurulent discharges from the Urethra, ‘Thos. ct acure in half the time taken Pills are warranted to by the old treatment, without tainting the brenth, diva greeing with the stomach, or confinement from business, rice $i perbox, Office and consulting rooma of the Col. it lege of Medicine and Pharmacy, 95 Nassau atr W. 8. RICHARDSON Agent (= WORDS PARISIAN ALTERATIVE mrx TURE, for the permanent care tae y OF secondary Sy philis, and all complaints arising cury—uaranteed to cure, Sold in single bottles $1 each jn cares of half dozen $s, carefully pack parts ot the union. Oi Collega of Medicine and Pharmacy, 95;Nagsau street W. & RICHARDSON, Agent, Receitnd ay ie Herald Oflge end for # ale, a great he loth 31st Decem- PAPERS, Ball Life iy London,” trom the from 9th to 30th » air, itleman have | leave to go to the Clerk's desk, and read if daughter) | e Christmas Piece.” “4 from 24th to 31st 30th from 10th to 30th from 10th to 30th, iy as I think, given the House so much to do, that | don’t sup- pose theyre very desirous to have another report from desk of the Herald Office, at 12 ession. (Much laughter, in which “ Weekly Chronicle,” The above, forming complete sets, are for sale at the cents each copay, 10 cents only. LECTURES ON THE DOCTRANES AND PLES OF ASgOCIATION.—The fo Howi Uemen have united for tne purpose of delivering @ of Lectures upon the Social Prin bridge across the Social Reorganization, and for laying before th Wixins, of Penn., presented the resolutions of the State of Pennsylvania, asking the House not to appropri- les and the plan of a by Chagles Fourier; fellow.citizens these principles in their true characters and bearings, viz:— ¢ Greeley, Parke Godwin, William H, Channing, , O. Macdaniel, C. J. Hempel, and Solyman ill be delivered by Horace Greeley, e 26th instant, at half past m of the Society Library, corner of Broadway and Leonard atreet. Subject—Society—A ant of its present cond: character and spirit of a true social state. Afterthe Lecture, any inquiries relating to the princi- ves and details of Association, wrought forward egainst the same w: ‘To defray expenses, a charge of it Wheeling, as it would obstruct the navigation of lered to ted. Na aluo presented several petitions for reduc- ‘oaDHeap presented several petitions for reduc- tion. of postage! Mr. Brows, do. do. do. Mr. Dicxxy, do History, and a state. Brviaex presented several petitiens for a reduction } m ition and evils, with hints at the and any objections cents will be made iT LECTURE AT SOCIETY LIBRARY, Vrof. BRONSON, this evening at 7} o'clock, when he closi2s his course on Oratory \f &e., and Dissections of the Manikin, and sho: of success in Orators and Musicians, and Clay, Webster, Ole Bull, Vieux Temps and why scientific and affectuous musicians are se often in op- position to each other. Among the Recitations and Songs are the Maniac and Newfoundland Dog. Admission y., then presented the resolutions of the Legislature of New York, requesting their Represen- tatives in the Honse to pass a law repealing General Jack- son’s fing, This occasioned much laughter, as the bill has 0G &. 8 D. COMPLETE FOR ONE SHILLING! this day, at the New World office, 30 Ann street, price 12; ‘Ureasure Trove, an Irish romance, by Lover, Exaq., author of Rory O’More, Handy Andy, ke. &c ic delineation of character. A worthy successor to Handy Andy.—[Edinburgh Ad- The best p roduction of the pen of the author of Handy dy. [Liverary Gazette. hh hemor and gi (Weekly Chronicle. gether, we anticipate for Treasure Trove a still more extensive popularity than ever its favored predecs sor Han dy Andy, e: It will vival any ot yed.—(Sunday Tit is former productions.—[Leinster Full ofin¥ident—(Cork Examiner. 11 told.—[Dublin Monitor The situations are highly dramatic, and the characters well drawn.— {Edinburgh Observ All Mr. Lovex*s wit and humo: re here brought into full play.—{Monthly and purely natural Humorous and lively —[Dublin Evening Post. Altogether, Mr. Lover a8 wonderfully increased his reputation by this work,— ‘Morning Post. Dublin Evening Mail. Office 30 Ann street, where all the cheapest publications on modern literature <an be had nearly at cost. Blackwood for Jamuary, facsimile edition, to-morrow— $2 a year only—save ‘your mo: urn. it’s moved and seconded this A Address ‘CHESTER, 30 Ann st. MOVIZY MARKET. ‘Duesday, Jan. 23—6 P. M. The stock market has not been the least affected by the European advices. Stocks are moving up and down with- out any particular cause. There are many indications that prices will ultimately advance, and there areas many that a different movement will take place.— Long Island advemced 1} per cent; Harlem j do.; Nor- wich 1 do. ; Illinois 3 do.; North American Trust | do. ; Ohio 6's declined } per cent ; Patterson 4 do. ; Indiana 1} do. The sales to-day were quite moderate, showing but little activity among the brokers. None of the principle staple articles of trade have received but slight benifical effect from the news, except cotton, which is quite active. The receiver of the Merchants’ Marine Insurance Company has declared a dividend of ten per cent (ninety dollars having been heretofore paid) payable on the 26th ; 50do Wilmington Railroad, b5i 188 State 6's, 1843, 66; $175 do 1846, new, 66; $2000 Wilmington 6's, 1855, 82] ; $1000 Reading Theeftects of the favorable news, as it travels south, will be to induce heavy and, immediate shipments. In this market the effect will be to create large speculations, and efforts to hold for farther advices. This will bring the city banks into the market,and they will be called on very ex" tensivelyfor loans and discounts. Pric@s will adyance more rapidly here than in Liverpool, although a greater im- provement is anticipated there before the departure of the next steamer than has yet taken place. A very heavy demand wiJl come from the manufacturing districts of Great Britain for cotton the approaching season. The present stocks in those sections are small,and the consump: tion is steadily increasing. This consumption is a legiti- mate business, and will tend to the improvement of prices more thoroughlythan the most extensive speculations. The movements of the Bank of England, as regards the con” traction of the circulation, are made principally for the purpore of preventing speculation, and to preserve low It is impossible for that insti. tution to achieve this obyect, in the face of a reduced crop in this country, with our ability to hold to the last mo- ment, and with an additional demand for consumption in the manufacturing districts of its own country. Every shrewd operator in cotton in this country, would rather have his stock im the Liverpool market, than in any of our ports, and in consequence of this, there will more cotton go forward within a week after the European advices reach the southern ports, than has been before shipped ‘on in 20—'d Brainard, Noonan, St John, NB “ remen Davannan, Jan 18-~ _ Z Br] Mackie, Newry, of and from arbor, and was comp: lied to cut away both masts to get off; she makes bat lit- IMPORTANT ARRANGEMENT.—Original zines at ‘The subscribers having com- ieted their arrangements with the publishers in England prices for the raw material. les of American stocks in the London market just previous to the departure of the steamer on the 4th inst., were very limited at prices comparing favorable with sales made at the leaving of the steamer of the oth ultimo Ohio 6’s were in more demand than any other description Quotations ror AM Wena Stocxs 1x Lonpon. ee. 5. ‘The most important question that agitates the public political mind, at present, is the tariff and the prospect of any alterations during this session of Congre Dutfie was to have been replied to by Senator Maine, after which, the question would be taken and acted In an article a few days since, we conclusively show ed the result and effect of the existing and all past tariffs, and that a revenue duty as contended for by the Senatur from South Carolina would give the government greater receipts from customs, than the present toriff will pro- duce, under the most prosperous condition of the foreign trade of the country. The manufacturing classes have, in fact, so little interest in the provisions of the tariff laws, that the government should turn their attention to a revo- lation that will produce the great the government have to do with thi The object of this law is revenue, and to that should it be confined. It is impossible to grant the same protection to ill interests equally throughout the country, even had Congress the legislative power, and it is fortunate the pe- chod has arrived that this necessity no longer exis has been produced by two great causes—the first and most powerful ia the state of the currency the second is the foot- hold obtalned bylthe manufactures and the stability of their business, arising principally from the first cause. The revolution in bank capital, and paper circulation and the contraction of the paper currency, led to the present condition of the trade, manufactures and commercial movements of the Union. Movements oF Bannine ix tHe Uniten Staves, Capital. Circuta’ 226.7 in cases of half a dozen $6; , 110 Broadway ; 10 Astor House ; 227 Hudson st.; 188 Bowery ; 77 Fast Broadway ; 8 William street ; 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn, 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia, act constitutionally all medicines requisite to perfor ns pee es sopetstinn . rm @ fect cure statiny their caxe explicitly, together with all symptom, time ol Peonsyl’a 1837, $9,659,916 \Ivbama roa’ 10, 843, Lonjsians 1937, 99,943,852 1843, rom the use of Mer ed and vent to all RY WNIT, 7,145,076 * and consaiting rooms of the 9,237 20 Here is a decreaso,in the {Line of discounts of more than $100,000,000 in about six years—a curtailment sufficient to shake the foundation of any government. This is @ plain exhibit of the great contraction of the paper currency and bank loans. The effect of this revo- lution on prices can be seen in the following table : Paces of Manuractunep Corrons, Raw Cottons axp Puovisions in Boston, sdug't, Dec. May 17. 839. Bake 1843. 1839. 1 27 inch bwn shirt’s, ofa 8} 5 a 6} 4a a “very stot,73a 9 6a ba 37 “ Gheetings, P ald 6a a 6 37 “very sto%t,10010) 7 2 7; t 0,-4.4 Mjal2 Sa— 707%} 40“ “fine, —a— 10 al 9 a0 “ ro aS bla7 23 '- bleached, 114212) 8a9 798 ae jean, i2faid} 9a 9} Sag 0 “ "© bliched, —a— 10 a0} 9 alo 30 “ shirting, 9jal2 7Ta8 7a8 727 37“ oF lijal4 9ja12 Ojal2 sfaio pene pets cott’s,12za15 10 ald 8 al0 11 a— Negro linseys, 20 a23 16 020 16 020 21 a24 Upland, perlb,12 al3 7 a 8} 5ja 6} 6Ja 7 Alabama, a3 ald —a—" 5la6i 6 Mobile, 13 ald $a 8} 5ja 7] 6, Tennessee, —a— —Aa— af New Orleans, 13 ald 7} 3h, —a— Genesee flour, $676a 8 —-a5 25 dab 124 Beef, mess, = § —a15 775a3 # 60a876 7 60a3 7 2547 50 Pork, clear, $ —a23 1060011 —all 12 60a18 12a— Wool, 65a60 33035 33033 3da34 38043 This table shows the prices are again advancing to a fair remunerating standard under the reduced state of the currency. Quotations for many articles included in the above comparative table, already show an improvement on those of 1839, and prices for manufactured goods are higher at the present time, in proportion to the coat of the raw material, than they were five years since, during the height of the mania for speculation. They are also high taking into consideration, the increased value of money, and the reduced state of paper currency The ma nufacturers, we daily see, are declaring very large divi- dends, which is good evidence that they are doing a very profitable business. ‘They are able to pay as liberal wages as ever they did, and the number and extent of the esta- blishments are constantly increasing. The compromise act was in force—but near its most reduced rate—at the date of our first quotation. This shows that it was the state of the currency, and nothing else, that sustained prices, It also shows provisions, particularly, were very high. There is at present a greater equality in quota- tions than at any time within the period above referred to, By the above statement, we see that under a high tarifi'| 2 and a sound currency, prices for the principal staple arti- cles are quoted lower than those that ruled under an ex- panded paper currency and a low tariff,which settles the doctrine that the currency controls all commercial and manufacturing movements. The Chancellor of the State of Mississippi has decided in favor of the validity ofthe assignment made by the Com mercial and Railroad Bank of Vicksburg. It is said to be amatter of doubt whether the claims of the United States: Bank will stand legal investigation. This is a very i portant and just decision, as it will give the stockholde: an opportunity to realize some of their investments. id Stock Exchange. $6000 U States ie 100 L Island RR 360 113% 250 do 5 des 10°00 Gov'ts 5’s coupons 102% 100 do 20000 _ do transe 10243 50 do. 6000 Illinois atg bds 3 100 Poterson RR 6 15000 364 50 Mohawk RR 560 51 1000 Ind $ bds 25 ya 3850 do 7 3000 do 376 400 Harlem RR 42% 11000 do. 3750 do 42h5 10000 do. 60 37% 300 © do 30 4254 5000 Ohio 6's, 1860 9594 150 do 530 42 42500 do 9 50 do 4, $0 do b60 953g 300 Farmers’ Loan 30 5000 do als 9) 10UNcr& WeicRR 33. 5000 do b30 95g 100° do 33% 5000 Illinois spel 4 50 do b1O 3345 ee ee do ; ¢o 30 336 40shasN Am Trust Co 16% 25 do ang 265 do 16! 5 Utica & Sche’'y RR 120 20 do b30 16% 75 do 19 0 LIslandR R560 70 80 Vicksburg Bank 5M Second Board. $12000 Ohio 6’s 953g 50N Am Trust 7 Wid don Be 109 Rarmere? Lona 30 5000 lo 9 40 Norwic 33 300 Harem RR 33 New Stock Exchange. S00 US 6's, 62 Feb 2 113}g 1000 Kentucky 6’s snw 100; 4 2000 6) 2000 do b3 i Penna 5's ops 10035 1000 Ind 25 ys bonds 3634 1000 do ch 100° 1000 do 37) 25shasN A» Trust 7 1000 do 83 36% 25 1734 2000 = do 815 37 50 Mech Bkg Ass 10 96, 2000 do 373g 150 Farm-rs Loan = bi5 32 2000 Ohio 6’s ch 95; 30 do 1000 do 315 9% 175 do 3 7000 do 9% 50 do b60 32 000 do b10 95% 50. do bt 30 1000 do bn Feb 95 150 Vicksburg Bank #30 5: 1000 go blo 9614 32 do 5 10009 do 169 9 (13 do ‘ 1000 Illinois 50 do 400° do. 125 Harlem RR 1000 do 200 do $000 do 100 to 1000 do 50 do 1000 do 2 50 dy 1000 do toe oO do 6000 do 4054 650 = do $000 Ke.tucky 6's 100° 100 do 1000" do btw 1005" do 5000 do 930101 50 Bk Commerce srrip 2000 do 260 100, 50 Stonington RR 960 1000 do b3 10036 25 do ch 1000 do saw 108 Owing to the wet and disagreeable weather very little business was done in any article, Itactually put a dam. pares the operations in Cotton, notwithstanding specu- iators are so very excited. Prices remain without altera tion on the most staple articles, and in consequence of the great inactivity, quotations are merely nominal Corrton.—The day being cloudy and wet, it was suppos ed would act as adamper on the ‘speculator, but the bi ding was spirited before 12 o'clock, and a number of liste changed hands at improved rates. Holders advanced their ideas to the old prices which existad ten days ago, at which a limited business was done—sales about 4,600 bales —the market closing very firm. Breapsturrs.—This market continues firm at the last quoted rates. Genesee flour is held at $4750481}. Our advices from England indicate that a demand will shortly spring up in that country which may be some benefit to us. It appears that pretty fair shipments have already been made from the British Provinces north of usto Great Bri- tain, which of course will take advantage of the new corn law affecting those provinces. And in connection with this we learn from St. Jobns, N. B., that a cargo of flour. manufactured from American wheat at that place, has just been shipped by the manufacturer for Liverpool, on ¥; culation. Reat Esratx.—Sales of Real Estate at the Exchange by Anthony J. Bleecker & Co. A Jot of ground with the building on the westerly side of Bloomingdale road, near 20th street, $4,575. Two story house and lot No. 33 Bleecker street, near Mott street, 26 by 71 feet, $6,575. Two story house and lot No. 10 Hamilton street, lot 25 by 100 feet, $5000. Vacant lot No 183 Prince street, near McDougal street, 25 by 100 feet, $2800. ‘Died, On Monday, 224 inst., alter a lingering illness, Ieasc Haxsey, Senr., esd 82 y: His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral on Thursday the 26th inst., at 10 o'clock, A. M., from his late residence at East Newark, N. J. His remains will be removed for interment to Hano- ver, Morris county, N. J. Carriages will be in attend. ance at the Railroad depot in Newark, to convey persons to the place of the funeral, and alse to convey to the place of interment those who may desire to go. 2 On Tuesday morning, 23d inst., of consumption, Many Dempsey, wite of James Dempsey, in the 45th year of her age. Her friends and the friends of her brothers in law Peter and Andrew O’Connor and Nicholas Walsh, fully invited to attend her funeral this o'clock. from her late residence, Weekly Report of Interments la the City and County of New York, from the 13.h day of Jan. to the 20th day of Jan., 1844, 27 Men ; 36 Women ; 3¢ Boys ; 32 Girls, ‘Total 128, Apoplexy, 5; Asthma, 1; Bleeding, 1: C plexy, 9; Asthma, 1) any vulgions, 4;/Croup or Hives, 5: Delir |; Dropay, 23 Dropay in thehead, 5 rt, disease 0 aflamma- tion of brain, 1; do of chest, jo of stomach \; do of throat, 1; do of } Lues V ene- fix 1; Malformation, l; Marasmns, 2; 7O'd Age, | alsy, 1: Prevature birth, 3; Mhewat'sm, 1; ,Serofal Smail Pox,1; Suicide. 2; Suffocation, 4 Teething, Worms, 2; Unknow, i. aan. Under 1 year, 26; 1 to 2, 11; 210 5, 18; 5 to 10, 6: 10 to 20, 4 2 to 30, 19; 30 to 40, 16: 40 to'50, 7; 50 to 60, 8; 60 to 70, 6; 70 to 0, 4; 80 to 90, 1; unkvown, 1. PLACED OF NaTiViTY. United States, 99; Ireland, '7; England, 1; feotland, 2 Germany, 10, France, 1; swi'zerl Unknown, 2. OF the Above, use, Bellevue, 1: Hos 1, Blackwell's Island, WM. A. WALTERS, City inspec City Inspector's Office. Jan 22. 1ht4. i “Latest Advices RECEIVED AT THE NEW TORK HERALD rica Oe Mal ‘hea GienTudgon, Cape Haytien poten Campenct /* © jimbo Demerara Aingston, Ja. + Loudon +++ Oct. daly 30 Zanzibar Cxvz—Bargue Anshuse—W Fowler, J M Rodriguer, L Br tania, at Boston—Alex H ier, bearer of despatches from tas, Beecard rton, 8 Charles, uson, Chas Kock, J Bylecks, Saal, Grou, Wiint, By: friend, Pavison, Gate, Geo Burgess, Scott, J’ 8 Gould, Mavkittrick an Indy, Liman, tod fod servait, Miss Ullman, Waret and lady, WM Biss, WA Fisher JH Charresauld. GC Roumnge, A Bulkle jet, Loui Schlesinger, " nt, J E Kendall, F W_ Roberts, J 3 AP Montant, ‘Smith, Prerce, Johu D From Halifax to Bocton—Hon J Leander Starrand sou, eandrr Rodney, John Sti es, Geo Archibald, Geo Greig. Bev} Wer, Win Black, Michael Cillen, Mrs Parker, two children and savant, Miss Aun Pattersou. [Many of the names are il- tegible, aud the plice of residence of uo one is given.) tad Lee eld nu L Skip Fateh Herrera vise Adsheed & Ltvenroou—Ship Patrick Heury—6 plugs C Adshead & co— 4G B Dorr! John Warren—7 WB ‘Ben I—21 K ese & sons— 82 Bint Gillilan &co—6.A & 8 Willetts—32 Buuesfield Br 2 Kichardson & W BE & 6 D Oakey & —20 i son—22 John Gihon & co— 34 Sands, Fox & co—4 Adam: mer &co-37 Hunt Bros3 F A Huntirgion & co—3. 1 Newton 3 Richardson & vo~2 Harvey & Shage—>. Woll & Gillesple=9 WB Towt—16 Burritt & Johus nt W Watt RE Alcock W Fisher32 atee M Ma'ee~8 J Fisher—45 Parsons, Cauning & gpvarions pkgs to {nglis& Seou—W ight Sturges & Shaw = —J Gihon & co— A Bel Ri ja ‘& co AT Stewart—Barber Bros—\W~ H Barrow—J_ Ferguson—Pea- ody Riggs &+0—Jaines Lefle e—L & B Curtis & co—Keut, Keudall & co—Gurton. H dyes & cu—Gould & \twater—H stead, Hain & comTowuseug. Sharpless & sou—W H It —Cromwell, Haight & co—W Stove—MeKee & co—S T Jou &eo-C NS {tsyuolds—Joln Napier—W orrell Coates—hhd Vavson—J A & KS Luguer—W A Hors & com A Van Nest—B Jaffray & comMussell & co—Coffin, Bradley & com Siter, Price & co—J R Worre | & son—A Wood & co—Bulk- Ly, Graham & co—Garner & co—3 RK Lainmis & co—5 F Dorr Richards) Bassett & AbsrnShaw, Biaie 5 & D Lathrop—L.M Wiley & co—D Hadden & & cosBtone Swan & co—J Petit & co—W Gi Hi & co—Wilmerding & co—J Falconer—H singer & co—Tooker, Mead & eo—H_ Jes sop~Becar, Bevjamin & comHarvey & co—W By yer—Post & Thomas—Bramhail & co—E Baker & co—Bailey & co—J W Frost & comt: Hunt—Lockhart & co—G H Swords—Ballin & Sander—Messenger Bros—Campbe l & co—Sturges & co—T'hos Hunt & coRoswell, Stele & co—T Van Wart—C H Sheban Youug & Swith—Cope, Todhunter & co—S P Willinms—Geo Hastings—Paton & Stewart—Cripps & co—J & I Cox—Sheld Smith & co—Dickinson Whituey—E A Jaco—S F Jobston—J 7 Bolas & sou-K Hyslop & som—L J) Weeth— W Hay- gock= Jas s.cCal: & co—W Wheelwright—Dovemus, Suydam i ‘ahiti for irs. Her false keel was et ittmaatas anon 60 het of bat crea on it will cost about $2500 to esd doeels Bev abear eset.” mene ye iota beac | Br anpia. outward boucd, Jan $, 6pm. Tuskar Light NW oa tuprooed the Siddots, Cobb, hence for Liver ladelphia tor Apalachicola, Jan 4, lat % 2¥, lon i Fey J NVork for Port au Prince, Jan 2, from New York, uo date, lat $3, lon 77, off the shepherd, Boutelle, NOrleans for Liverpool, no date, off ‘rabtree, NOrleaus for Liverpool, no date, off D West Caycos bear Ro! Palmyra, NOrleans for Bost John Kendall, Jan 9, lat 20, lou 86 Foreign Ports. Dec 10-Sld Sarah Shorfe, Gray. N York. for B ick pet hook to King fe for le ic it to come up the river to discharge, having received. ccusiceranie | . Jan 10, no lat, &e, 10, Bristor, Dec I from Newport, W, 1 15th inst. leaky, has Sept 17—Sid Aldebaron, Webb, Singapore; Eliza Amsterdsn. Bona, previous to Dec 13—Arr Zulette, Kelley, Gottenburg. | Oct —. (another account says arr ot Saugor Nov ide, Read, Boston. : Cre Laas Arayle, Copheey, Vs}parsiao, ee 2— In pore 12—Arr Aquetnrt, Mosher, Lo: doo, and ald for both, Shannon, P, ree fu 28th, Gleauer, Sie Nov 1—In vort, Whig, Baldwin, and Can ia, Id Uct 22, Lady ‘Cotton Planter, Cotton Planter, 10—8Id Loveland, and Mat Boston, Arr 17th, Maui Port, adr about 3d, thall, from Baltimore: Une; ¢, Jordan, tr: m Port'aud; Zebr Drinkwater, @oston: au. MeGilvery, | & comU Bue ‘A B McAlpius—Hy 8 Balla Burritt & Johuston—Grinnel!, Minturn & co—Hal? Bros- Stuart—T Gal agher—Siuart & Bros—Suith, Thurgar & co- Camron & Brand—Eggleston & Battelle—B' Pike & co—J B Eltiman—C Hillsburg—W _B Bend—Hail Bros—G_W_ Tr. ad- well—W Bartou—H Auchincloss—John Gill—H Baylis—Bar- clay & co—F ‘Tomes &son—J Connah—A Mitchell—B & W Hinchman—R Patrick & co—Jeues & Waheburg—J 2 Grundy—W Hutchinson—Heudricks B os ‘Tracy & co—Habershaw & John Robinson & co—Gi fin & co—J M Forbes—J & J Chamb rlain—Allea, Hazen & co —and to order, Vana Cauz—Ba-que Anahi Mitehel! & W ithe ell—'8 bal $ 36 to Hi r & 1 pk con! ng $4000 Harmoay, Nephews & Co—1 do $100 'T’ Del Hoy o—2 do $1430 A Patrullo—5 do 4000 doliars Vese: & Stuckea—I do $1000 f Karch—1 do $257 50 Vietor & Due Bn, do FG Brockelmann—i do coutaining 500 doilars ‘it et Hoy iz, Hon—Brig Mohawk—130 logs mahowany 2 do cedar logwood 190 bls s rsapar.l'a Edwin Coffia. Domestic Importations iP Yazoo—75 bbls pork 718 do lard 330 hain & co—752 bbls 98 hhds 450 kegs Hoppick & co—2 do 8 bbls 272 kegs lard oH Clauuarer— 13 bble 1 keg J Hoppock & bales cotton Bulkley , Graham & co—14 Van- derhoft—100 Brown Brothers & co—103_ Amory, C! api & co 140 R Irvin—19 bales hemp 33 tes Goodhue & co—8 hhds tobac- cod G& C Alexander—18 RL Maitland & co—74 bbls tallow 8 starch Pollen & Colgate—31 bales mocs,7 bbls 1 box A March 5 tes sred 15 bbls T B Mabee—3 tes TF Yc ung & co—2 bales Brown & Demick--114 do hemp Burritt & Johnson—2 cks Work & Drake—4 Brethaupt & Chan—2 cks 2 bls FS. hel—2 bxs Erombeldes, Dwight & co—9 pkgs Buck & co—326 bales 49 pks 0 order, New Onceans.—Ship Winnegance—299 bbls pork, 546 pirs lead J A Eawa’ $63 bls pork G M Mathews ~559 do P J virs & ton—52 lard BL W. oly—8 do cator oil, 122 do ham 46 do shoulders Masters, Markoe & co—48 do sed J Uy ham— 213 bales cotton Depesrr & Whitwar h—21 obis t How Lee & co—10 bxs oil stunes Wolf & Gillespia—l bhd tobacco Aguew rf ren 6 bbls Pork Tapham & Sebvias—818 bales co:ton JS Pa'ten, e—Ship Newark—259 bales cotton, Sprague & Robin- do Hv brook, n &co—150 do Ws ' 150 do A Averill & co—108 do Benvett & Joh Coit & co~80 do to order—3 hhd. 2 bh's J M'Ta ma APALACHICOLA—Bri ean—I78 bales coiton Goodhue &co—100 K Hovan—17 E, Richardson. ___MARITIME HERALD. _ Saiilpg Days of the Steam Ships. Britanni: Hewit Caledonia, Lott « A Shaun tern, Matthews Hosken - ++ June — Packets to Arrive Packets to Sail PROM LIVERPOOL. VOR LIVERPOOL. Patrick Lavgys fi Delane, Dee 26 of West, Woodhouse, Jan.24 in, Allen, Jan. 2| Sheridan, ve r, Jan 26 M PORTSMOUTH. FOR PORTOMOUTH. Morgan, Dec. 24 | Mediator, Chadwick, Feb. 1 Quebec, ‘Hebard, Jan. 1 | Wellington, Chadwick, Feo.10 FROM HAVRE. ve St. Nicolas, Duchesse d’Ork Sully, Burrows, Dec. 18 Dec. 25 worth, Jan. 1 Ship Masters and Agents. Wo shall esteem ita favor, if Captains of Vessels will y+ to Commodore Rowsnr Sitvey, of our News Bleet, a Ke ing left Port whence they, sailed, th: Perel, Hoke oe Ene cera Lint of their Ourg any Foreign No fe wil) board and Cor reapondents, at hor favor bs tending to this ee they ear bua * Neuter! Information of wy kind will be thankfall +1031 eseesecel® O Cleared Ship Queen of the West, Woodhouse. Liverpoo!, Woodhu'! & Miowm —Brig Uy: We F G Tharstou ith, do. Buck & Pew Arrived. Packet ship Patrick Henry, Delano, from Liverpool, Dee. 26 with mdse, to Grinnell, Tiussian ship Brokor. with mdse, to & Co.—Schr Sultana, iro, 66 days from Aneceiro, Spain vs Ie. 16 days from New Orleans, with cotton Co. ce, Lowell, 17 days from New Orleans, with Jerwin, 18 days from Mobile, with cotton, to Fortnua, Brodin, 80 days from Gefle, with to Grinnell, Myrtura & Co Barque anahuse, Wilson, 22 days from Vera Cruz, with spe- Ke to Hargous Brothers & Co. rench barque Alexandre, Ashbaurt, 90 days from Guada- Jouve, in ballast, to Boyd & Hincken. "Has expericuced severe sweater om the const; and most of the crew fiom Swedish bie mdse, (od Mitchell. _ Swedish barge en =) Heim, 57 days from Marseilles, with Has experienced severe weather on the re. Mohawk, Piers, 15 days from Belize, Hon. with im ny, to master, Bailed in go. with brig Florida Blanco, Side, for N York. 4 days from Havana, via Newport ary tothe master Pur inte Newport and on account of head winds. in, 16": 8 from Apalachicola, with cot- re weather on’ the pass- chr NN irom Maracaibo.with coffee, to A. B. hides Schmidt Vogel. Sniled chr N 1, of Kennebec, for Tampico Le ftschr Susan, of New Orleans, unc. Was cft Squam last We ay and was blown off 100 miles. inci, Baker, 20 days from Port au Prince, with 700 8 bags cocoa 40 tons logwood to A. C. Itossiere & off Gonaives, spoke brig Judson, of New Haven, from Berbice bound to Demerara for a mkt. Schr Ann D, Bedell, 5 days from Nor oll, with tobaceo, &e. to Northam & Wil Schr Richmond, order ag btlis Reeside, Langley, 4 days from Boston, with indse, to J. ~ Se ft Emil Knight, Melntyre, from Fall Ri to F 1 & Nickerror Schr Moses Eddy, en, from New Bedford, with oil, to jiven, Providence. Below. Ship Panther, Dennis, 17 days from New Orlea ton, to order. Ship Hilah, Hammond, 20 days from New Orles ton, to order, French brig Norma, 68 days fom Genoa. : A brig supposed the Florida Blanco, Eldridge, from Belize, Hgn, with mahogany: to B Blanco. Schr Vesper, and 1 brig unknown. Salled. Brig Etrurian, Branscom, Gibraltar, and others. Herald Marine Correspondence. Ex el, Danving, do for, Providh New Yo a Wm Thompson, Bilemore; ist, Frankiin, NYork; Erin, Norfolk; E Knight, Charleston 2 fh, Tritar, Luce, Mobile for Providence Port au Princes for NYorks Franklis. Hy ord, ‘ ton Packet, Crowell, do for for Baltimore: hilad veror, Hathaway, Balimore for Taunton; Reward, Jai jn denton for Prov: Newburyport for, lh Cig Wii Groves, dence. Std HLA Schroder, Baltimore. Miscellaneous. Packer snip Queen or tHe West, Woodhouse, for Liv erpool, will sail to-day. Her letter bags are at Gilpi the Exchange. Scun Mania —A Jetter dated Edgartown, Mass. Ifth inst. states that the Maria, of New York, from Washington, NO for Boston, with a carko of tarpentine, ran on Muskeget Rock, on the night of the Heth, broke her rudder braces aud came off tight The captain supposed there was not much injury ty the ¥ Id hang his radder as he had done when he came off, y that the lower brace is go to diecharae tp replace the bracs \n id ‘harleaton; 7th, Adelii tthe Bevis, 13 days from Boston, aud 2 Liverroot, Jan » Porter, NOrlea Corinth, Smith, James River. ana. ¢ smmenced Idg 2d. “Arr Chas Carroll, Lee, NYork. 91d 8th, Rio Grande; Magoun, Williams, Rio de LecHorn, Dec 6—Arr Rebecca, Brevoor, Philade N&. Jan 4—Arr Petrel, Mortimer, NY Dec 7—Sid Jas ( i Messina, Nov 21—Arr Russia, Gard 2—Sld Lzaide, Thayer, Calcutta, ee Are Mary #, Dec 27—In port, Maria, of rch, for Boston, few days; Cur: usball, Havre, and ald Kamscate, Dee 26—The Ohio, Hatch, from Newerstle for Boston, was spoken 24th, off the Galloper—had evperienced very nd been driven as far north as the Shetland tales. fs 5—Sid Angelo, Clarkson, Bostor lo ov 25—Arr Stamboul, Linnell, Boston. » CGH. Oct 27—Arr Concordia, Dorr, Boston for for New York; Lime Hiraffe, Merchaut, do; ail fo Tabasco. 1, Dee. 31.—Peter-burg, Rock. Amazon, for New Or eaus ; John Barns, uucertain ; New Union, to si Ports Jan M—Arr Pandora, Bailey, Barbadees, and sid read, Johnson, Philadelphia, and sid for St John, Fhanuront, Jan 17—Arr Wim & Sally, and Spartan, Hop- kins, Baltimore. Jan 19—S!d Hanover. Stockbridge, Goadaloupe ; 20th, Cid Hi e. id Pelican, Hubert, Baltimore. ava. Freeman, NUrieans NYor hiladelphia for Boston; Higgins, Curacoa for » Paine, St Jago for do; lth, Manco, Nicnels, oley Co, NYork for do; M. . Tal if did not sail Lith. Antares, Hallett, Philadelphia for Bi peroen: Jan 20—Arr Pomona, Shearman, Norfolk; had sid since 131 Hyannis, Jan 19—!n port, Jan 20—Arr Zenobia, Remington, Mobile; rk Kiver, Sid Julia, Bennett, and Souther- sorfolke; Riewzi, ( ‘2tat—No_narival. Nd. ash, Nickerson, from Philadelphi AMUSEMEN'S. MITCHELL: OL¥MPIO THEATHE. THIS EVENING, Jenuary .4—The performances wu ABON*ifASSAN WANDERING MTA STREL, RAILROAD STATION, OLE ING CULe. Old King Cole, “Mr CHATHAM THEATRE. BENEFIT Of VinGINia BERENADERS, 8 &VENING, J 24 —will nes THIS EOUDLING OF THE FOREST. Alter whieh, NEGRO SENLNAVEWS CONCERT, ____ BusPOLGGY? THYON'S INDEPENDENT AMERICAN CIRCUS. BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE Bones 25 cents; Pit 1256 cents. THIS KVENING—The performances will commence Enemies in Warn Pease Friends. A.areat vatiety of Equestrian Avia, Feats of Strength, Songs’ Dances, he Al hich: THE CAROLINA MINSTRELS, AMERICAN MUSEUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR Every day ani eves this week Day visiters admitted the ‘Phe Maunger ie hap ints cages fice i ¢ Maunger is happ) toannounes an cagagement eccentric and unique sic _ DR. VALENTINE, oddities, bits, acrapa; Ke., have 0 often kept the entire ¢8 there in one continued roar of laughier, ed, Mr. 3, G. 5) the popular ballad singer, one end Madane U 3 Great Wetern, the n)gear extravaganzist and locomo .G Booth, the comme singer; La Petite blisc, the dauseuse, oaly three ycare of age, together with two ALBINOES OR aNOW WHITE NEGt ORB, with all the nd poeu i rities of che African mee, eoa- e of the age, and the crown 0 nid. new Pantomime Ballet, entitled the FOUR LUVEKS, interspersed with dances, tricks, comie changes, tc. ke. for cl ra, dances, Scc., see the bi waned i tet athe Cost in their ‘ostume. PaLhEGLPBY QUEEN can be privately consulted regarding "ast, Present ant ‘uture events. Performances every evening at7 o'clock, and Wednesday and Savurday afternoons at 3 o'clock. dmission to the whole 25 cente—childrea ander tem ears, half price. : : 25 cents extra for private consultations with the Gipey jueen. 13 8 PKALE'S NEW AND PICTURE GALLERY. (Broadway, opposite the City Hall.) ADMISSION ONLY 12% CENTS..<7) hi wo 1 DUO THE P WAONEN, the Fortune Telling er fe CEL ED GIPSY QUEEN, can be seen fram 9 Oeloel THe CELEBRAT of the American Museum. She the morning Ul 5 o’e-ock in the afternoon, dresser bebe LEENEARD FUTEME Soe ete PARE, PRESENT a . le. tS et seen in the ev Nacional Portrait Gallery Grand Coomo- rama, and 500,000 Curiosities: Admiamon one_ shi 12}4 cents extra to those who eon- sult the Gipsy Girl. 36 re GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, 188 SOPHIE GJERTZ, from Norway, Pianist to the Royal Famil en mark, has the hovor of announcing, hat she intends giving a Grand Vocal and Instramental Con: cert, at Washington Hall. on Monday evening next, the 291 January. ‘She will be assisted, on this occasion, by the most eu inest performers now in the city. Jud *re ME. W. A. KING respectfully isfor his friends and the blic, that his Coxcert wiil tak on Satu: Jan, 2th, when be will be assisted by a powerfal arruy of emi: tale by ts 40 cents. jaa at! A ONCERT, at Vanx OOK 4 Loar Garden, January she a3th —Mr_J- Van Buskirk respectfully, inf rms’ his friends, that his next at Vauxhall Garden, on which occasion the thas been engaged,and not voluateered: the established favorite of the Al iffurd. tte charming voes Miss dyi-and several other voeatista., There w Mr. Van d eapecially the ladies, as reurds reapercability, t© ‘worthy of their patronage. tt Stockweil's Tempemsce Sar pore's Temperance House, or of Mr. Van ‘and at the Vauxhall Gerden on the evening ot the pen at 6—Singing to commence at 736. are NRIVALLED ATTRACTION AT CROTON HALL! corner of Bowery and Division at A, Grad Vocal and ta ‘rumental Concert will be given by Mr. Lowerre, at the Cro- ton Hall, on Wednesday Eveaing, January 24th, te commence quarter before 8 o'clock. ‘The invaluable services of I ilowi:g talented Ladies and Geotlemen are secured, (hey will positively appear end sig many uew and beaatifel that this Concert ever: y way ruxton, Upshor, is B ray, Savannah; Hol- der Bordeu, Crowell, Providence TANTED—A smart, active lad, in an importing house.— ‘One that ves der with hie pareuta and cay come well re- wri. pe way Fancy = tore reference, and none need apply who does not apral Enquire at the Herald office, NY ED—By a young jw man, a situation as chamber tai and nurse, of to do washing, iroving and seneral house werk in a small family. Good reference given, a ¥ 8 41P YAZOO from_New Orleans, t the foot of Fike street, Co. signees by i ‘tend to the receipt of their goods immediately. VERN OF THE WYST, for Liver i will p'ease beon bourd ateam= at 11 o’eloek this morning. ns f-past 10 WOODHULL & MINTURNS, 87 South st. ‘RTICULAR NOTIC. spectfally to. ann pecslly, that ih —The undersigned beg leave re othe theatrical worl ira are connected with a band ef Musicians known as J. THIRD WARD ATT! MEETING of the American Ke <2 thes ward, will bw held at thei on Wedresday (this evening )at 7 o'clock, Several surakers of talent will be Dreseit. and, vocalists will enliven the meeting with their melodies, S "SAMMONS, President, _K.DORP hanson, } Secretaries. THE ONLY CERTAIN TO BE QUICKLY CURED, the dreadiul after cons: quences, f disasters that follow an attack ofa c* shoultinake use of a medicine that §will the firt cause, and, by wew'ral bh can Association of 215 Greeawich street, present, and also popular ND thereby escay disrase, the suff take hold ac on of Ni Is wer discoy-red, the patient was requir d tosubit (0 all kivd of deprivation in * Jected toa long and tedious course of mixtures or drops, nore and ruinous to, the covrtitution, to bs eft a victimto + of living, and sab- Gisgusting to the feelin han Ure disease itself Of, its, worst cons’ qu egetabie, not anp. the tnost ageravated tonish the patient himself. Th he bloom of health, and look of y ner of Chamber CLOVE ANODYNE AN IMMEDIATE AND PERFECT CURE, their jaws, with most tormenting ereved but little sy mj will ne doubt be mach p! never fail to quiet forever the ci ‘on auch occasions, of a remecy that will che remedies. Its immediate i the most violent toothache 0: this anodyre composition will permanent relief, a’ter the failure of ever, ocher remedy. It 1# pleasant to the taste and smell, and will n’t ms in any way, and afew applications ain and soreuess from a decayed Med and rendered as useful as ever from the face or from the gams sround 2 will give speedy re- ct the foc! by David sad & Co., No 77 injure the teeth or lief by rubbing a few Price 25 centa—For sn @ Brod way; 79 Fulton st; aud 273 Broad wa: street, Granite Bui! who have been so unfor eggrayated ant pri tracted o¢ ‘equally benefieial for either ard le ving the constutn- tion in all the stre Price $1 per Nox. Agents at 77 beast Groadway Fulton: t, and 273 Broadway cor Chambers st. FIRST PREMIUM ANGLESEY LE! EMOVED from Second street ¢ £0 Spy by the mosteminent surg professions) breth ag st.—Patronired Introduced jato this ew: No. 80 Spring street Terms moverate. in id by the alt he doce ng e vessel i pert ne BorivaR A rates that the Gen! ved the i this ween, when the he reraired., Wedo not know to whom the cargo jew York, Captain Thomas says the bills of la The car- in New, York from St. Thomas, dited the from Marseilles for New in distress. Her cargo will be discharg- veyors will decide whether she ean Bria Cuancorte Awn,of and for St. John, NB. from Indelphin, with neargo cf" flyer, cory meal and wheat, totally Joxt on the North side of Grand Menam, nenr Dark’ Har- hor, on the 13th just. Crew saved, and a tmail portion of the ir. eh Whalemen. ‘The Hit ernia reports in addition: Spoke June 20, lat 2827 8. lon 10240 :, Otranta, NB, who seporied speaking same day. A radford, NB, 23 mos out, 10n0 same time Jo, 12 mos owt, 1400 wh 350 May 10, ( 1)' Averick, Mickel, d on, 200) 5p. — s Sound Meh 28, Pacitic, Harris, NL, not Jay, as before r Sid fin King Geos ed, At Tahiti Sept (4, and rrobably sailed previons t» 22d, Einter- rrise, Cann m, Nawty +9] bhis on board (had f me Ang 21, of i bb's (repel by near one of the have seen the artificial le ot ealeulated to answer all all is the proof of those who we that shayere super RIN MOTT, y of New Yors.” wear them; this fiends whom I hv or to all others. Profe ca Fred rs. B- » Coli Mr. Oldfield wil Me presi corte A celebrated Braas Band is also engaged. Dovra open at 6. Se- cure your seats. (J22 Rt rre ral eluci eaee, wil be dor livered in is ever o'clock in firmity to. ritten by the lecturer in the New ork rapressot the 21h 8d ard 211; inet. siened “Phonos Grapho,” noe ' occupying reveral columns. Both, sratil ng, ietrvesiae, nod ERSARY, = the Blue Bounet House, 17 tee 25th instant. ave, officers selected, &e., whieh the be satisfactory to all who will be present ‘Given that supper will be on the table, Vice Presidents in thelt places st 7 o'sloek Terorder, JOHN MORHISON, Becretary- ters, pres iM 2 *re IRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT WATCH ASSOCIATION to be given at the pew and gommodions room, koown as No. 101 Elizabeth street, om Toeredhy Evening Jan 25th, 1844, A fail and efSeieut Bond is engaged for the oceasion. 7 ickets 50 cente—to ve obtained at the following places, Tammary Junior, Pewter Mug, 10¢ Bayard street, of the mittee, nnd at the’ door on the eventug of the ball. DANTEL W. NORRIS, JOHN TRID, BURTUR SCHAFR, Lewis Se RUN, 523 3t*m F. MAGEE, HE THIRD OMAN RY Bank GUARD B. {ill take plice at Zammany Hall, om KVedatoday hives “Hickets $2. mav be obtained of Joha Carnes, 61_Joha KCB Bale, of Brandt WH Dominick, $0 Q eeawich oft ‘oles, 105 Can au Bil. Fowler, OM, Bowerr aud J: HL Lowusbery, 432 Fem ai tE Tee CITY GUARD SOIREE, N‘BLO'S, MTH INSTANT. OT.C¥—The owners of coaches ana cabs are req . N when leaving their company.to head thei Tie eeieecl. way, snd apoo departure to take t! em wp in reversed manner. "By order of ee PETER BROWN, 522 3ti.* re Superintendent of Coaches and Cabs. eee hak ik te DC i city trade red. pply by letter, stating terms, ence aud where Inst served, 0. box 52 Park Yost Office. ¥-LAW, w office, is desire us o! obwining a situation in this ¢ ty ot cour try, ats moderate salary. | Sifisetory, references furnished. | Communications addressed “W. Hi Ud." at the office of this paper, will receive immeditate attes.tion, 183 9% ec APPLES! by HAWUNY Cs SMITH, of Fulion Market— ot quality of New York frait.in small or Iarge quant Pit zeabern’ Greenirgs, Gillflowers, and other kinds. Grocermen would do well to call, for there will be ao straw in basrels. 523 im*re BUFFALO HUMP ‘KARE DELICACY ! ONLY TWO SHILLINGS Z 30 MANY of theircostomers were disappointed in obtaini rate! increase of custom einer seribers grater fF the srentincrenee of evatom came prop tained, at great TO ATLORNEY=- who has had we of business another choice cut 0. Baffale, and will ser A Teesday at I2o’elock, One fri ve invited to make an early eall i they to en) sy th sh On hand, 9 very fine article of Pale Brendy, of which a few bottles may be hed, besides the saprly at the bar A very cho. upply of Oysters, just received—twelve stewed, with celery, for one shilling, ISAAC 8, Meh R. COR. AUSTIN D. THOMPSON, 323 20m Phenix Exchange, cor of Pine and Nassau sts. ORAND AMERICAN REPL BLICAN TUANDIEW HOWES Rul od Hotes, Hates: 250h AA January, 184. ‘The undersigned respecttully Rive notice, that the extensive arrangements for the above completed. ie , comfortable and comen nd will be geocmed tu caelenacrin, Melieataselenih éculhom ibe Hand +s engaged for the ocession. The Masic will ond of the highest order. Every attendance necessary wi J the undersigned Committe and Mi re them- o8 te mabe this Beil one Of the moss spleatld and onpeshe” that has ever taken place in this ward, ‘Tickets may be obiained of men, or +t Me. Howe's Jol ie ee " a Lonier, t. W.Malinet, a Rs . B. MeGowan, ‘William A Dooley, Bie ceeer Witham Movbente” Wilhium Falmer, GO. W 7 James Burnham, FB. Peet James’. Cutler ®. Palmer, tip Harden ook, A car will leave ¢ ity Hall at half past 7 o'clock, and at the corver of Broom and Bowery at a quarter to 8 v’clock. j22 itis *re STRANGERS BEWARE, mA 8 Ty cures of all delicate divenses, no messer how com- ieated; he apprises the ci izens nud stranmers that there is 00 Dr. Evans in bie old stand, aud that he has no connection MYSTERIES; NEW YORK. PUBLISHED BY EDWARD P. WILLIAMS, 32 CON GRESS STREET. FOR SALE AT ALL PERIODICAL DEPOTS, whatever His charges are moderate; his consultations #1 ate Np B.Ob-erve the number; mistakes are often dangerowr— au "enr] street. . (pe Mediejie nad directions seat to any part of the U ion oy partirularly stating the case, and enelosing five dot iar. j24 Ie re ~ BEIGNETTE BRANI F NICOLE No. 67 apd A, 69 F ror t streer, is constan’ parting vd ‘ceived direct trom Tochlle,'s cargo of he abave Brandy. of asks and rights, wnder Si bales No. | Leghorn Wage just 1 for sate by ens en8ors: REWARKD—Sioleo from aa i le green FRO taken between 9 ant 1! a few coppers in the pock he above reward will be p: coat being return No. 6+ Litert ete PORTUC FEMALE PILLS 4 {SH ESE far- farm r from Portugal, are Wu Cais country, See adveriion L we perceive, to be obta | ment om the last column, fourth page.