The New York Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1844, Page 1

Vol., X. No. 26.—Whole No. 3505. f persons wishing to remit money to fs, drafts are given, peyablen sig swbod't Co. Bankers, London; jiverpool; payable in every town Somer chain RICHARD MURPRY, 100 Beery TA. OTT’S GENERAL EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE. tteution of their friends and ior arrangements for and Wales. F LIVERPOOL PACKETS, COMPRISING i THE WEST, 1250 tons ST ER, 1000 tons, 1000 tons. GUER, 1000 tons. every month, and POOL PACKETS, merican packets, sailing four times in — Fee A ce eed ov pn Bowne mt ea well iene fre the above named yy order to meet the wants of lends, Mrs Wan Liverpool ta'superintrad the de for thie Wransage may be engaged wit hich to those nequaiuted with Nir W ill receive every atten- scott, one of the ‘partere for this , # fact, which to those as for decline comicg the w for any soma perable free iy vereryrnelpal town a Bie at! rR SE TAPECOTT, 43 Fock lin, M. TAPSCOTT, Liverpool. LPH NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA RA .OAD LINE Parceror, Tasnton, vittancea— Those Fou Newags ine at 5 lentown, from thence by a. proceeds direct to Camden (opposite to it change of cars, tickets at the of unodious steamboat, will board. syed from city to sity, ‘way Each train Is provided wit ‘and dressing rooms exc3ees)y [or tolocke a at, NAc igrsete he Evening Li a) withon iness, with baggage crates on apartments and PATERSON RAILROAD. On and abe Parxrson Dever. ize Sunday Trains will be discontinued until further no- reseepertesign ous Jeave dnily ¢ minutes before the stated hours of devarture TWO MAIL LINES DAILY BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE. : Tl. M PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMOR: ‘corner Lith and Mas) ith the ciffereat Trains between New W. L. ASHMEAD, Agent, FTS ON FNGLAND, IRELAN friends in the Old Country os nea 20, £50, £100, or any amount pa} it OF any other | ‘country can be supplied James Balt, Son 0., Barkers, Lon @ Di get’ Bank. Liverpot; Bank, of “Seorlandy Gerenock “ 3 Sir the branches Ya ‘ ritannis, leaving B: ‘At their general passsge offi r iehout England, 're- ill be forwarded by webruary. Ap* PeC OTT, FOR IFAX AND LI The Hon Mail Steam Shi NIA, Johu Hewitt,Esq., Commander, w Boston fc Wve ports on ‘Thurs: WINTER Seer eT yer ALBANY, Hovsaronse & ted. re Bi izeport, thence t bagwage Crates, o'clock. Fare through }» appl} office, foot apne ih rly om eed a is same evening at NAVIGATION OF T BY HUDSON OPEN ‘TO WINTER MAIL LINE FOR ALBA Intermediate pinces Mabey, wil leave the foot of riday and Sunday anemone, ath o’el bh Stoughton, will leave as We, ‘Thurday, Satorda y atternoons, at 5 o’clok, ‘or passage oF freight, apply to P. C, Sehaltz at the office, or on board. "o. inds of property taken only at the risk of the mers thereof Oo wenioenstt WINTER MALL LINE FOR ALBA laces, from the foot of M. on Wedaesday, 'Y ands cee q pooal ott, will leave as above at 5 WINTER MAIL LINE FOR ALBANY ‘i laces—Fare thre did stenmboat U' we the foot of Cortinndt street, every by this line will arrive in Albany at two B—Paawen O'zloek next day board, or to F.C. Sehaler, i atthe Shor on the whart STATEN ISL, ad, as follows, w 4 jeularly mar! ta nt the rie of FOR LIVERPOOL sete, ee ic ARR ad rams tone burthen, will sail ar akoce het baape, having MOB SB NE packet, phip Hertisgwer, Ire Burley, iperior 1060 tons burtnen, her regular day, ta Uae foviiely frat relat Pack i, will ‘sail ag above, line ‘may rely upon in & Woodruff, who will THE NEW YORK HERALD. SS ne eres ' NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 26, 1844. OLD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS— For Liverpool—Pack ruary— Thi P : Saiae Tp CAMBRIDGE, Capt Barstow, 7 Hi comuodations for eet efasgeg ayia aad 4 JOHN AsPIT 10 1 douth st, near Wall at. N. B ~Passage from Liver; can be secured bv the al shiz ocany ofthe in, aide Fon on Sed rei oe a LJ uf st rit Tart rane oars, Io, “Pu Fae te FOR Ne 1 Yering? lst Febraa- — jue n jar, wil sits the plas of the ship Henry ‘Thotspeons Sot" a+ No. 103 Front streetso _ BOYD & HINCKEN, Ane, ntine Wuilding, cor Wall uid Wates sts ‘OR GUADALOUPE OR MARTINIQUE — ug enpagion Fre ach barque ALE. AND, Cape jal or 1 “ ne ee OB BY Dia HINCREN, phi; FOR LIVERPOOL Royale Pacat of tes Be VERPO a t of the 26cl January —The first class, fast sail ket shit BED siri58 fy gy MOE a tons, wil sail as above, her regular day. ¥ Having very superioraccommodaticns for cabin, second ca- bin and steerge passengers, persons intending to embark should make immediate application to JOSEPH MeMURRAY, j2ire 100 Pine street, corner of South. PASSAGE FKOM GREAT BRITAIN AND JRELAN», : Liverpoot by the regular packet five days, precluding. auy deven: ‘Hom wheiever, con always he secured’ at the lowest tates, aud drafts can as usual he furnished payable at the National and Provincial Banks of Ireland an‘ thear branches w all the princi- pal Cogan also oy Mesry dy Balt. Bon be Co.» Bunkers, ou; Messrs. J. Barned €o., Bankers, Liverpool pe throughout England and Wales; also. at the Eastora Bank Begtiand end branches, and C3 Greenock Banking Co. ‘or fut to. J ee SAN TERDMAN, 61 South street hd ae PACKETS FOR PIVERPOOL. ory The hip SHERIDAN, 1000 tose bacthers , will sail on Friday, 26h January. her toga: epey lapday, ‘he ships of this lineare all 1000 tons burthen and upwards Persons about to embark for the old country, will not fail « sce the advantages to be derived from asleting isi toany others a their great capacity way more rom rtable aad convenient, thas ships of THOT not it is well known, to secure berths, ‘on board, or to & J.T. TAPSCOTT, their General Passage Oifice, 43 Pecl comer South street 1 “on the 11th Mareh ids,cau have them brought, i feckess or any ot the regalar line the Jat, 6th . 21st'and 26th of every mouth Dratts for any amount, payablecu demand without dissount in all the principal towns of Bugland, Ireland, Scotland an ‘Wales constantly for sal: asabove. " . ‘The Rochester will succeed the Sheridan, and sail on 2tst Ferruary. . (322 Stee FOR LIVERPOOL—NEW LINE.—Reguiar Packet of 26th January.—The splendid packet ship olay foray others, ‘Those fatto make early appli We At SHERIDAN, B.A. Depyater, of 1000 tons, wi tall as aboresher regains day, Fax (eight or paaange, having ac fommodations unequalled Yor splendor or comfort, apply on at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, or to su COLLINS % CO. e2 0 . yath street, packet, ship Garrick, Ci Skiddy, of 1000 tons, ill succeed the Biddons andsail the ‘th February her regula ite eugers may rely apoa the sbipe of this line sailing pune BLACK BALL, OK OLD LINE OF LIVER rOOL PACKYTS FOR LIVERPOOL itegule Packet of the ist February, Thesplendid, well-krown fery fast sailing packet sip CAMBRIDUE, Captain WC Pon ‘Thareday, lat February, her Barstow, wall positively ralar day. A 7 is well known to the travelling public, that the aecommo- ons of the Blac Line of Packets, for cabin, secon cabin and steerage passengers, are unauryassed by any other line OF vessel in port. | Those novt or hereafter returning to the old country, will at all Limes find itto their interest and comfort to select this conveynace. For passage, apply ou board, foot of man st., or co the subscribers, ROCHE, BROTHERS &'CO., 35 Fulton street, ; next deor to the Fulton Bank. P. 9.—The Cambridge sails from Liverpool on the I6th March. Persans sending lor their friends can have them brought out in her, or in any of the packets comprising this nagnificent and ‘unequalled ailing from that port panetually on the ist and 16th of each month. for passage, apply us above.) ‘The packet ship Kagland will succeed the above packet, and sail for Liverpool on the 16th February, and ‘wilt retumnito this port on the 3d of April J20re PACKET FOR HAVRE—Recond Line—The ship ST. NICOLAS, Jehn B Pell, master, will ‘ail yn the Int of February. For freight of for vassage ap- Diy to BOXD & HINCKEN, 9 Tontine Building, jill re comer Wall ‘Water ats. CERAP ey OF STORE. IN NEW YORK. Tom OS ‘Winter and Fall Strained, Bloached White and Bea Elephant Oil— vs a ee trae ee ten Neatafoat Oil. Alcoholand Camphene. Fant Sperm and Stearje Candles, are warranted to o the weather, and to be of fine quality for parlor and astral lamps. For sale by the cask, barrel, gallon, quartand Pint, FRRR, (C. MORRISON, No, 188 Greenwich street, beeween Fulton and Vesey. satel mcaninctarery pasty taker aisle Confectioners", Ure wers', beer makers}. ba Per stain a makers’, bakers’, and pai ers articles. 420 Im*re praey BEGAIS | SEGARS! SEGARS Vo T'rholesnie nde, atD. MHENIIQUES No. 31 Wil liam street — : Regalias, of the finest and best quality. Facet, ne Bese D : jonas. ee a new brand. of the Craz, Rendon and Sanz brands. jon sabove, a are a variety fd brands. A le generally lo 0 yj at previous {0 J urchasing elsewhere, as ail Segars "his catebticheuest will be’ taken beck at'ony not give satisfaction. fi ds haved j Gers B.—Orders from the country carefully and promptly at to. iva Maw Imre Plendid assortment of Vy a! found at the xubscriber's— As be deseripucrs of Gold and § seyles, (rom the manufacture Switzerland, he is enabled at ranch less prices, at retail, ches, 0 in England, Franee, am fer a larger assortment, auc a aay other house in the eity Gold watches as low ax’ $20 to $24 each. Watches aad jewelry exchanged or bought. All watehes warranted to keep 00d time, or the mouey recuryed. Watches aud jewelry repaired in the best marner, by the best workmen, and mach lower than »t any other piace. Gok er Pencils, tvold Chains, Keys and Sterling for sale very low. &. © ALLEN, importer of watches and jewellery, iI Awe Wholesale and retail. 30 Wall street, ap stair. DOCTOR JORDAN’S PRIVATE SPECIFIC PACKAGES, OR THE CURE of recret diseases, offer advantages not possessed by any other remedy, to wit They coutain every thing requisite for internal and ex.ermal |. Appro- inte jes for every symptom ; 3d. Thev are necompanied ¥ the Monitor, a treatise oa secret maladies, with full direc ons and advice; 4th. They effect « safe and’ permanent ¢vre, psure oF consultation ; Sth. Oue package makes ther medicines are required, they are supp! ied wih- use occasions neither loss of time sr , the Monitor points ont the only mo of prevention. No. 1, ig fr the cure of Gonorrhawa, Gleet, Be- minal Weekness, &c.; No.2, for Venereal diseases in all its atw- No 3, for F/uor Albus, or Whites ‘The Monitor is 50 ceats, the complete packages are each $3, securely packed to post paid rercittances. Bold only at Drug Score, 60 Prince stret,corner Marion atree, blo’. Frivate entrance 6034 Marion con mm A modern built two story brick house and attic. I: coatains nine toome, sev warble mani tin, Se. ; barement and kitehen closets, room +, aud two rooms in the atti~ will be let rill the Ist of May, for'30 to 40 dollars. If wanted the furnituee in the house ca be had. An arrangersent can be made at the same time to rent the whole house fivr nxt year trom the firstof May, on reasonable terms, ‘The Fourth street Omnibus:s p Isis also convemient to three other, In gehungion Square, Apzly at C1 Wert Washington Place (iate Barrow street) near 6th Avence, till Friday evening, beeween 12 and 3 o’clock, P. M. 24 3t®¢¢ ¥OR SALE—A Valuable Farm called Springfield. mated in the county of iale-of- Wight, a mile and a hall ym the noua Enaren iver, eou ing about ‘aeres, don two sides bj gyeeke (ony gable aac rwaning into dhe mouth of Nansernondi ver on the far large avd well finished brick dwelling: every other neeraaary “out housn, ju good rea ine half of te land ia well timbered with large tal pin i gie pine of the ‘ht aay. Yor steuniboat wood ared land is of a good quality and well ad to the jon of wheat, cor, sweet [mp ved and water oelo: tached to i yster lan ng for planti of the best stock farms of its aire in lower Virginis, wishing to pr@rchase, by applying early, will meet with Sarent bargain. ; q _Jfnat sold privately before, it will be offered at public aue- tigg on the the 25th day of Janoary, 164 Wintahead of Siti fee of Wintec, 0 a nt ean it ale of f eoauty, or snbscriber, WILLIAM HINES. 420 Jaw tojy25 re 2 BROWN & ©0.'S One Price Hat Store, 178 Chatham f .,, Square, comer of Mott atroet, where feshion, beauty, ability and economy are combined to adorn the head ‘I hy proprietors have the pleasure to offer a new style of hat,the tion of beaver, which closely resemble former| ‘nud $6, at the low fixed price of ‘hose, who | nation or necessity are induced to stady economy in that indis- pensable article of dress, have now an opportunity of doing 30, i keep up the appearance of the most fashionable. Brown in presenting this hat to the public, think they have nearly reached the ultimatam of besuty, cheapness, iti d comfort of the weaser. All f curred HOBROWN EU., 118 Chatham Sau, id tn*m Corner of Mott street. BOOTS—WATER PROOF Double and Cork Soles, u ited A andantive calf and patent screw tae; warranted Yawater proof india Rubber ahershoes of the laveat atyle, all of which will be sold cheaper Napoli bi Pa a oer eA Ta Be JB im*ec Corner of Canat ae. LA D SHOE STORE. oun Wes Y ly informs. his friend. Fr Hie that he has. commenced busines a th: abov: inne, at No. 99 Nassan street, Sehere he. will thank fully receive and faithful! I Ns jored With. 01 See ee ally czaeuse —— fave wits Charleston. (Correspondence of the Herald.} Cuarveston, Jan. 22, 1844. ‘The Cotton Market—Theatricals—Hint to Con gress—Of Course, §c. &c. He. J. G. Bennerr, Esq. :— ‘Tue Duxe or WELLINGTON aND Pusryism.—It appears that an attempt has been made by certain officious lay evangelicals to extract from the Duke of Wellington, as Chancellor of the University of Oxford, a condemnation, ex-officio, ofthe Tracta- There were 10,000 memorialists, 600 of whose names were transmitted to the Duke; and the following very characteristic reply will no doubt excite some risibility here. any thing that Boz ever penned or ever will pen:— Lonvon, Dec. 18, 1843. n presents his Easthope, Mr. AMERICAN HOTEL, PHILADELPHIA, Tws new house is situated on Chestuut street, opposite the ¢ ee Square,) and in the iasluonable places of ainusement and n built in the most thorough manner, by Joba J. , ds of ove hundsed room: joining, suitable athout regard to ex] TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE. R. BARTON, (pupil of the jate © Nicholao ‘adnounce that it is his intention inte. Mr. Barton pro method pursued by the MUSIC FOR PARTIES. G, WEISS & FR. GRAMBSS, Professors of ‘Aunounice to their patrons, the adi ‘ok and its vicinity, that the moat admired and fashi to tenc! celebrated master, ¢ | Ridgway, Kaa. ond c hich : rian doctrines. with new and elegant furnitur ed for the reception of the travelling pt « ‘The proprietors flatter themselves, that the in the Business, will «aable them to condact t tel, in ali its departments, in svch ublic,on the first There is little of local interest, here, te com- municate, The cotton market is rather inactive, and many vessels have gone further south for freights. The news by the next steamer is looked for with anxiety Our theatre closed on Friday, on the conclusion of a brilliant engagement of Mr. Macready, and the whole company left yesterday for Savanna on He made a happy *peech when called but I have not time to so called ont and mi £ He has made a good season of it, Lee, Ole Bull and Mr. Macready particularly Ole were ia raptures with his performances. pected Mr. Macready will be here ary, during race week, when Mr. open,~ closing at Savannah. Beiore closimg, | beg, through the Herald. call the attention of some of our members of Con- gress to the Unportauce of something, anchored at a pr south breakers at the bar. @ year past ‘ It is superior to a manver as will pl yantee to their Ly ‘atteuded to at 26 Delancy st and luxury, that N:'B—Bathivg Rooms are attached to the Hotel, where waren and cold waear bathe will Aral ies bein readiuess. EE MES MAC LELLAN, § Proprietors, January 15th, 1844. PACIFIC HOTEL, 162 GREENWICH, NAW COURTLANDT STREET, ¥W YORK. HE above well known Hotel haviiig recently undergone ex- fitting, is opened for Ure reception of me “ Field Marshal the Duke of Wellin compliments to Lord Ashle; R . jockwell ; Mr. Fry, of Ham ; Mr. Smith, of x College, Cambridge ; Mr. Parrott, town- clerk of Macclesfield ; Dr. Jephson, of Leamingt twelve capital burgesses of DISBROW’S Fon eanines (NG#@CHOOL, 408 BOWES Y Mr. Long Goe, of er lay members of gland and ireland. “ He hag received their address, in which they repre- sent themselves ‘to be much grieved by the tendency of certain publications sent fi University, to excite dis out on his benefit night Rooms ar well warmed, and Mr. Forbes was a ‘ing and Drawiny mifort of those wi. may honor eution devated to the ing their horses op fivery at this establish- ment, will have the privilege of ridiog them in the School, ,L DRESSES iE’ teusive repairs aud permanent and tanseient boarders. ‘The subscribers some members of the tisiaction with the principles of the reformed Church, as recorded in the Book of Common Prayer, and especially in the thirty-nine articles.’ “Field Marshal the Duke of memorialists that he, and * the other responsible govern- ors of the University,’ will examine Lord Ashley, Sir J. Ir. Parrott, Mr. Long ive, and the other me- morialists, in the Book of Common Prayer, and especiaily the Thirty-nine Articles, and he therefore desires them to attend in their caps und gowns at Apsley House, ,at six o'clock A. M., on Thursday, January Ll, next, being the first day of Hilary ‘Term, “ Field Marehalthe Duke of Wellington recommends the memorialists in the meantime to ‘secure to themselves such tuition as is in strict accordance with the principles of the reformed Church.’ “ He proposes to commence the examination with Lord Ashley at Article X4¥., on the Merits of Works of Su- rerogation, and to take the other memorialists in alpha tical order ; and let Mr. Long Gow look well to his little ing lerged the same for a term of oot i for ‘ mense hous will endeavor vo ment the parrouage of ELD ; FAKNBAM. s, ogents for Mrs. t0 give information or sewars, West Indie drafts bought and jassau street New ‘ellington informs the ain in Bebra. ‘orbes will re- IN. PINTEUX, CAFE DED ELE COLONES, ended tgg accounts collected, General Agency Office, 128 Ni 01 N. B.—Letters and a forwarded by eves eee MASON. 4 TUTTLE, HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL oceasion to inform his fr having a lile-boat, or er place, near the ‘here has not been within the memory of the oldest in- habitants, without more or less vessels being lost there, and frequently with the loss of life. thing, should be done to protect the lives of those why are exposed at this dangereus point on enter- We also need an increased num- ber of mght watches, if the government would pro- tect its interests—secure its revenue. The Heraldis the only paper read anywhere believe ; and particularly here, it is looked to our local news, WANCY BALL DRESSES, of every description, to let ade order. rs Maungere of Balle nnd Parties will Gud a I mats, if they ‘should me aloone iinomely deco. eatock of fancy "PYRE undersigned take i . that the Mansion quisidor street, No. 67 and vegetable inarket, mi 66 Warren atreet, commer of West Broad Decorator and Costumer to the Park Thea BALL DRESBES, EMBROIDERED ROBES, AND HEAD DRESSES. i ROBERTS, 373 Broadway, begs to call the attention of adies, in general, to ‘a spleadid assortment of the odious family a loyed to procure permits to iploys Ly nnd passengora, ae, Ke. who will board v ue ‘immediately iter the visit itors {0 this Island should procnre a prasport from ee. port of embarkation, to obviate dif- WILLIAM FULTON. DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAIT: most exquisite tone and finish, possessinj a nAL F. THOMPSON No, 11 Park How, opposite the Astor Hou erreotype Apparatus, Plates, Cases, Chemicals, &c., forsale, Iustractions giveu in the art. FIRST PREMIUM DAG DLUMBE Daguertisn Gallery of Patent Premivin Colored E Photographs, 251 Bi ’ . York—Awarded’the first premium and bigh-at honor, by Ame- eam and Franklin Institues, for the most beautifal colored ing our harbor. ation Robes, with five rows of embroidery, 6°. “In the course of Hilary Term notice will be affixed to the doors of the schools at Oxford, and at the hails of the several colleges, informing the memorialiste and the Uni- versity whether Lord Ashley and Mr. Gribbie have been found duly qualified to occupy the places of ‘those distin- guished members of the University who have sent forth Various publications containing certain sentiments which are obtaining an ascendancy over some in whom the me- morialists feel a lively interest.’ “Kield Marshal the Duke of Wellington never takes physic; he does not propose to put his alma mater under the care of Dr. Jephson—he wishes her to be kept quiet He intends to maintain church rates, whatever Sir John Easthope may do, and not to pluck the Church, whatever may become of Mr. Smith. He is a protestant to the backbone. He protests aguinst all Popery, whether jple—whether at Rome in the Vatican, or He (Field Marshal the De Beguis #:mbroidered Robes Also, lilusions, 00 Dozen Ladies 2% Cartons Embroidered GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE, @ MAIDEN LANE. - ves, in black and colored City Intelligence. PolicomJay. 25.—CHancoat ann Emurza.enent—A young man named Sam mand of the schooner Alert, of ‘Tom's River, of 4 victualling house at ai esterday on a charge of embezzelling a helene to his employer, William Mr. Samuel Torry, the brother of fied that'Johnson,while in command of the schooner Alert, and in the employ of William ‘Torry, was entrusted with a cargo of charcoal, which he was directed to deliver to Bulkley, at the foot of 16th street, North River. instead of obeying his inst vesuel te the foot of Gouverneur there sold 910 tubs of charcoal, }for which he received $160, and then appropriated the money to his own use. examination before Clerk Dickivson, id of the deck load as here stated, $60 for freight and wages, which induced him to sell the coal, but that he was ready to psy the balance, $100, whenever a settlement had been cluded. Justice Parker concluded that the explenetion was any thing jbut satisfactory; and, therefore, ordered Johnson to be committed in default of bail in the sum of el Johnson, former; RREOTYPES, slip, was arrested cargo of charcoal uy eve +200 4 of the best materials and cut in the modem style. Persons furnishing their own materials ean depend upon them meade in the best imanuer, exhibited. he, the ‘American Daguerre ? whose fame as the first Photographer in the world, is familiar, not only here, bat ia Europe; and whose laurels ha by the public testimony of the Ams tutes. declaring his colored Photogiavhs exhibited. has, from within the reach o} e at the following | 1 th Pope or in the Strand, at Exeter-hall, Duke) willnot consent that Mr. Parrott, the town-clerk of Macclesfield, shonid minister, like other clerks, in the “Phe twelve capital bur- esses of Sheffield are not the twenty-six bishops of King- “Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington likes plain English—always speaks it; wishes others would do the ‘Certain sentiments,’ ‘various ral members,’ ‘s of the memoria dier-like nor scoblar-like ructions, be took the and Franklin Insti- z reet, East River, and » made and trimmed do do Niberal desire to place all, just reduced bis ter mode indifferent arcs ‘test and most approved (a of all descriptions coustant nen Ci ts, Scarfs, 81 ders kc, eee OW COLLINS, BROADWAY TEA STORE, ORTHEAST comer of Prince and Broadway, adjoining Niblo’s Flower Repository. : i friends und the public, that they have opened the above Sto1 th, ‘extensive assortment of Grocerice—the stocl f the finest qualities, selected last Cargoes. stated that he had dis) not equal, 251 Broa but that Torry owed Plumpe's Premium and German Apparatus and Instruction Plates, Cases, &e., at the lowest rates, ry NITED BTA’ itizens and strangers, visi wruerreatypePortrai Begone on the sane of delineation cannot be surpassed uda of weather, either with or wit The American Institute at its ate exhibition ayrarded Mr. beat Daguerreotype likeness for greupingand geceral effect, which is but another proof of the ty of nis portrait vl $ hive is sole ageat in New York for the very superior imported tueruan Camaras , and at no other eatablishiment 1c an they be obtained. ; is an Camaras; also French and A: i19 Imdy&wy*ee ublications,’ ‘seve- mptoms of deviation’—this, the language ists, is not plain English, ¢ likes the article well which orders that men should speak in the congregation in such @ tongue as the people understandeth. “Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington is a civil ma- gistrate, bears not the sword in vain, as most people know wires (Art. XXXVIL), but has not re- , except of the Cinque Ports. He is one of the few men of the present day who do not meddle with what does not belong to them. He has not read all the Oxford Tracts, ax he supposes the memorial- ists have, but has read the thirty-nine articles, and the de- n' prefixed to them, which he fea ists have not done, or they would not have been ignorant that if differences arise about thy articles, the said differ- ences are to be settled by the bishops and cle: mm, and not by Field 3 ‘he subscribers inform thei beauty and acct Ww traits taken ia all ing principally of Teas of Fat Cartis.—Two fat cattle belong: the greatest care from the to Ex-Assistant Alderman Allerton, of the Twelfth Ward, valued at $90, were stolen on Wednesday, and offered for sale to Wm. Hamlen, butcher, of Brooklyn, by a colored man named John Brown, and a white man who called suspecting that something was wrong, offered them’ $60 which was accepted, White the fret premin png Hyson fro und as hia duty r ceived the power of estsss frcerrs and he drew his check for the In the mean time, before the check was pre- sented, he discovered that the cattle had been stolen, and Officer Baker, of the Middle Po- yesterday for confine- fy competition in fr As respecta the above ‘Teas, ws quality oF price, aud stave that they sta seloctious made by ove of the most competent Judges in the city /OFFEE, Old Java, burnt and ground, 1¢_ 4d per pound. Also, 1 general assortment of Coffee, F ali kinds of sugars. very low—and in fact every thing appertain- of which is warranted to be of G. HARKISON & CO GENUINE TEAS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, THE CANTON TEA COMPANY, Principal Store, 121 Chatham street, New York. Branch Store, $18 Bleecke: 116 Fulton _atre and Van Houten’ st, Paterson, N. J. ATTENTION OF CITY AND COUN- ‘and pase! establish- Chemicais, Polishing M very lowest prices. the men were arrested. lice, brought the rogues to this cit: ment in the Tombs Until trial, and the cattle were returned ie DAGUERREOTYPs Es EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS 2 A) HE, Subscriber has received a'large supply of V celebrated Daguerreoty; d with achromatic lens ly of best plates and chemicals, which he He wells ac rrenen prices. follewing gentsemen have agreed to act as Broad: ‘ork. P. Hi AIA TABLUISHMENT, arshal the Duke of never taken Father Mathew’s Popish pledge, r impose a new Protestant one.” Hivina ro Sreat.—A colored woman, calling therself Roberts, was caught walking down the stairs of LaneXx street, on Wednesday night, past 12 o'clock, with a feather bed and blankets on her shoulders, She had gained access during the day for the purpose of theft. tug £0 a grocery, 1 Im*ee = use of John Nixon, 26 Tue Vocatistsjanp Crirics.—We have receiv- ed from Signor Maroncelli the fellowing disclosure of the authorship of the critigue published in the “ New World,” in which Mrs. Sutton was so bru tally assailed To rue Eprron of tHe Hexary— on. ‘Also a uew sup} Circuit Court. Before Judge Kent. Tuvnsvay, Jan, 25.—Henry vs. Abram Miller and Samuel Youny —This is un action for replevin, instituted by the plaintiffs, who are the well- known E-questrians, {o sustain thetr right to six cirews the plaintifis wt the Bowery Amphithe- ed by them. ‘The case appears to Miller became engaged in certain business transactions with two young men named Dayton and Leavenworth, whom he set up in business in Albany ; buf, by yeason of certain inducements, they became ‘the purchasers of a travelling circus, out of the proceeds of the gale of the bu- After travelling for some time, with advanced $600, and received a bond and e, kc., of the compa- farvey Lawrence a pow- Caspari, Riehmond ‘States. Coniumunications, (post paid) nad orders, accompasind om WiPCiaW BARGES Exchange Guides, TO TAILORS. ET T'S new and complete work on the subject of scription, in a style of ele- the utmost confide: enc: grith remittances, wi Also, corncr of Main ckwell and Oscar L. Stone erie Inan article of your paper of the 22d inst. concerning pera, my name istwice mentioned. Vou wey: ‘Park Benjamin is the editor of the New World, and he gave out recently that Signor Maroncelli is his musical critic; but whether this dastardly, libellous, di uttack emanated from the critic or the editor, or er employé of the troupe, is a matter of little moment ‘The gross attack is unmerited, unjust, coarse, untrue end ower is added : “ Now n the private and pro- fessional character of « most amiable and unoffending la- dy, we do not recollect to have seen in the shape of criti- cism during the Last t 7 the following phras Signor Maroncelli, cannot escape from jiece of malevolence by silenc this I have only to answer, that | am not the au- A letter which must be public, as it was inserted in the Tri- ‘orld, was addressed by me to Mr. L C. Hill, President of the Philharmonic Society. written for the New World the bio- ti Damoreau, and the description of the first four concerts of that distinguished artist, and of 1 wrote, also, a few words from a senti- ment of sincere admiration on the talent of Senora de (io- the printer that they con- 1 do not recognise as com- ‘These are the only articles which that paper received from me—I have written for it nothing horses seized b atre, and replev; fence to high quelities, low prices and upright dealing, is too well understood to reuder farther comment necessary. inal and oaly warehouse for the sale of bserve--Strangerswill be particular to remember the num incipal store in Chatham street,vie: “121,” between treets. ‘The public will also be pleased to take notice, that the Can- ton ‘Tea Company have nothin whatever, except those deseril Custing Garments of ev: manec not to be surpassed, ed to the t ade, as being a work wholly superior to anything of re introduced; by the aid of which a perso of mogerate capscity mav obtain a better practical knowledge of the old method, be obtain- au avail himaelt of It has already received the appro= sion, and cannot fail to y, Howqua’s Black , than could, by he who wishes to vernents of his art, cawnot do bet possession of the work. ation of the first of the pr isfaction to all who aseit. ‘The above can be obtained of the auchor, No. 93 Cedar street sot of patterns, of all she vi worn, embracin to 44, or upwards. CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH- 34 PEARL STREET, L, seriber, well known libellous in the hi a more beastly anc brutal attack wy siness at Alban: to do with any other stores ‘at the top of this advertise j mortgage on the horses, tent, equi liller then gave to a certain K f attorney, or letter of agency ,to sell the propert: hen performing at Bleecker street ; sees, providing to pay all $200, and which amount was to be he proceeds of the company. Fin. ally, the affairs of the cpmpany became so involved, thet Lawrence executed a bill of sale to Rockwell of feur of the horses for $200 ; and to; Stone @ bill of sale of twa more for $60, making in he heard of the sale instantly repaired to the city, and claimed the property as being his inasmuch as the horses had been p ‘avenworth out of his money. The horses were seized, and replevined. The counsel for the di grounds that the tinct interest in t In the same art ir. Park Benjamin, or his critic, the consequences GROCERIES, YOUNG BE} iS hatham street, offer at wholesale jeueral assortment. ‘inds and qualities. olevery description. company were time the plaintiffs became the le the debts not exceedin, refunded to them out o tyles etai lei Hi Cae See and retail, to dealers and famili thor of the article in well known to th bune and the New ‘and Blac! Superior old Wines aud ‘Superior Haapberry and Cherry reach and Aiwerican Cordinis, on draft and in glass. ondon, Scotch and American Pe TE 10¢ BEEKMAN. for the cheapness and his patrous and the public, + how, Couit the economical tendency of the tipes, orter, Brown Stout andjPale egalia, Noriaga and other brands ‘est India and American Preserves an Joney, ia small boxes, from Ohio. staied that {had onl; graphy of Madume Ci ea. Miller, as soon as by right of ownership, urchased by Dayton and rarments of the same qual Monsienr Artot. iv In order that th abuess, the following bil hoases in thie city. what is meant by cheapness, t tc shall be of the first rate quality, end the fit ; Spreex, Cacon and Sperm Uil and Candies, Soap . ion Water, in quart and pict [bottles, V part of the eity Tree a! expense i SALT FISH STOKE. BBLS. HALIFAX No, 1 SALMO! and 3 Mackerel; 600 half do, do do do. 100 bis No. 1 Mess Shad; 30 half bis No, 1 Saybrook Shad; God and Seale Fishy ni, which were so dis veyed no meaning, an ing from my pen. ce moved for a nunsuit, onthe eperate and dis- quently ware de- laintifis hed proved ¢ property, and cons barred from maintaining # jojnt setion ; also, that Stone erty, he not having lent money on ockwell, had done so. special plea set up by the defence of owner- perative on the defence to prove milled cassimere in the best atyle, at the following Veats, of silk, satin, & Making and timmin Ni 180? Now. 1,2) “Tt foes not belong to me toenter into any details rela.| had no lien on the tivete your article; but I will make one remark, which | ecessary weight to this formal denial, in the opinion of any connoisseur, possessing even an or nowledge of music. age extracted from the article of the New ich is imputed to me, the following remark oc She (tbe singer in question) favors tis with mis Jodies and staceati in every pass how simple in its musical conception.” It the writer who made thie remark had been @ musician, he would have known that the singer cannot introduce ‘melodies in any dies belong to the department He who executes them can only add or- @ the idea Which the trust will give ti ship in self, rendered it im JOHN MOFFAT. _GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. RESS COATS MADE FO ORDER FOR $10 —No. 9 Fulton street —The subscriber, having opened a Genceal at No. 90 Fulton street, New York, is now pre~ Javor hi with a call, wi % K Appel, ou the mos He offers for their consideration che following list of redueed prices:— Superfine Dress Conta, ft Cassimere Pants, The Court held that to sustain a joint action, it was ne- seasary to chow @ joint Lien, that a seperate ‘lien did not entitle them to right of joint action ; but the nonsuit was denied inastauch as it rested with the defence to show the right of ownership over the property in dispute. The case will be continued to-morrow (Friday.) plaintiffs, Messrs. Blunt and James §. Smith ; for de- fence, District’ Attorne; 9000 ths Smoted Salmon; kite Souxed Salmon; 290 do. Sounds and ‘ en 200 quintals Codfiah, suitable in lots to sat purchasers NELSON, WELLS by & CO. 91 Dey street. TO CARMEN, GROCERS, HORSEMEN, &c. remedy called Dr, Chas, 8 Nelso before the public for 1k nsed with entire success, the proprietor risks uothi to unreservedly recommending it to all persops havinj of horses, as being « sure and certain remedy for th digeases ‘or accidents : x Chated Haake, hee Feet, ke, ‘ the public patronage. | To at the drug store, 150 Divi age whetever. 'y Whiting and Jonas B. Phillipe, ‘of the composer. naments, well or badly placed. ‘T! writer should have expressed, and this fault is character istic enough, I think, to prove that it does not come trom Common Pleas, Before Judge Ingraham, Sorwin vs. Towner ¢ , reported in the Herald of Wednesday, the ing able to agree, were discharged. Te WAS HO Case of any interest tried in this court to- thing made for the Southern market b Persons will find it to their advantage to cal] and examine ine stock and prices, at So. 90 Fi before purchasing elsewhere. A share of the, pub Jan. 25.—Emeline 2. W. 1 will take this occasion to state, that if it strikes my y watetical article, no matter upon what in what periodical, | shall sign my name om alove of art, [um obliged sometimes to be severe, my language shall ‘never transcend the limits of true artistical criticism; ty shall be excluded from it, as it sent time from every thin Your very obe prietor hopes to obtained whole: vale and reteil ou): ENTLEMEN’S LEFT OF¥ WARDK men or families desirous of converting their left off into cash, eau obtain for the eame the highest om "IPG families and gentlemen ¢ dence, having aay superfluou much to their advan attend them.at thei remdence by » DR. HOUSEMAN’S GERMAN COUGH os Lied Wholesale wy OEN J DAVIS, city s Ay ’ Ee dity, wholeeale ant teeall by" "Ss end AM 86 William street Court Calendar—This Day. Nos. 43, 37, 67, 68, 70, 66, 46, 47, 38, an been up to the pre- thet [have written, PIERO MARONCELLI. Cirevir Count 34, 35, 60, 63, 7, 22, 6, 67 Common Puras ing the city,or ohany , Nos. 80, €1, 9, 88, 63, 84) 86. to send for the su 8, Atrixmate reneral ent for th erty t apd by, most of the principal real draaeints New ferhabe. a more yinpoi han tive was uevel provided forthe alficted, Ne rewore hes press to make ite exeraordi tit hns been foug tried aud its kreat eff Troved by the tutallible teat of actual d intrinsic excellence it has ection of the country where eration, be pronowne- New Youk, Jan. 24, 1944 The responsibility, so far as known, now rests with Park Benjamin, and from him we look for some explanation, in relation to the authorship, that This cannot be avoided. amount of impudence alone will Amneements. Cuatiam Trratre.—The Kin again be repeated to-night, for the benefit ot Mr. Hield, one of the best actors of the company. On this oe- casion a young gentleman, well known in the commercial will make his debut in the character of Richard Third, to the Richmond of Mr. Booth, and Mr. Hield ph ing Buckingham. The New York Minstrels Tom Booth, will give all their melodious ati variety of other novelties will constitute the bill, ‘Tie UNvaraLLankn Atrractions at theAmerican Museum are working wonders there day and evening with the most deli the entertainments are of the most interent reatest wonder of the and the Gipne; ‘ion, by those who w: 6: of the Mist will roadway, i A line through the Post Officn, or otherwise, will receive 422 Im? re rompt atentiou FIRE-PROOF BOOK SAFE: er has on hand an a ‘arranted Fire Proot Doub ri re thousands of there Sales nave been in hundred have, 9¢ differen: times, been thoroaghly tested hy fire, and NOT ONE, has ac any time, failed to preserve its cou- tants Gayler’s Double Safe ited one within the other and the beat non conducting m:te their constraction. I Safe is lined 1s perfectly fire-proof fidence ofers them, a su he inner and outer doors 0 virtaes known, bu most thoroughly demanded by the case The greatest hardly meet the matter. By its own merits whooping cough, croup worms, heam: gud all the complaints sffecting the breast aud lungs ‘ne te consump Common Pieas—Wamstuy v8. Warren C. Gray—Tam- renixa wit THe Jury. hereby certify that | was coun- sel for the plaintiff in this cause, and that it did not appear on the polling of the jury at the trial, that the juror who dissented from the verdict had been approached either by the defended or his counsel, and that nothing took place which showed that anything dishonorable had been done or intended in relation to said matter. JNO, B. SCOLES. It therefore appears that this case was incorrect- ly reported in our paper, and that even plaintifi’s counsel does not find any fault with defeadent or his Our report of the case was handed to us by Mr. Wamsley, who told us that it was prepared by Mr. Scoles, ted by our reporter. yeneral debility. Numerous testimo- ands of the agents for the sa’e of the i that uch has been its effeets in an in- © combivation of two entire Bales, ade exclusively of ry The composition with whic! perior to any others each Safe are secu ed by the im went detector jocks, which exnnot be picked or opened age, are to be seen at ever ready for const abilities at fortune ted. Iu this climate where such i 8 a complaints are x0 common, owing to sudden changes of weath- er.n0 man who places a right out this medicine, we upon health should be with- it will save immense bills 5 more, will prevent the ‘and often preserve fensant, and always weather and under al! and at the same ly restored thou- Also, an assortment of prea Salen and Specie Cheats, for inds of Book Safes and Specie Chegta made to order. 71 Fulton street nenr Gold street, SALAMANDER SAFES, HIE Subscriber is the oaly person in the Stat York, authorized to make or dis; ee ent Salamander Safe. All other Salamanders are ao attemp: violation of the patent law, for whieh Nominations.—It is said that Gov. Bouck sent the Senate the following nominations on Tuesday last Charles, MeVean, for Sur incery ; Charles of Common Pleas; L, P. Shep! ‘Thomas Jeflerson Smith, Jud Samuel § Wardell, Port will no doubt be confirmed by the Senate. harmless; it is pa ¥ with entire safety in all kind: Ic acts 28 a mild healing expeerorant, tg ute has not oul i under vemporary illness, but it has Produced grt tmprovemnent in the health of persous Mlonaily feoble, as sta effect 1s to simpart a tone and vigor to the system, while it newer cau Silty cents a botile of four ounees te 3, Miia Me «Daly, Sui the herd, pth if ‘There nominations counsel in regard to it asa very Keutle to is who were labor nd not communica- Quite funny! - assures the public, thet every Safe made by aa fire-proof as any ever tested, they never havit to preserve the contents uninjured, chor to the most severe tests, when other sa the samme heat. From Curacoa.—Th e¢ Ransom arrived at this jort yesterday in seventeen days from Curacoa. it ao ge a Marie dulness ex- et for the sule of produce, f umber had been effected us lew as rps enerally were low. Flour was sell he Prin, 9 mest, $11, 8% manding 22 cents per barrel at town, and 18 Savannah Rep. Jan, 20. se Navav.—The -In Assembly on Tnesday, a petition was presented from Ronewr on the constant violation of the law regu- Jating the weighing of merchandise in the city of New York. Reported by Mr. Saxpronn, by bill, to incorpo- rate the Iriah emigrant society of the city of New York. By G. B. Wannen, by bill, to incorporate the Kingé coun- ty Mutual Insurance Company bill, for the renewal of the charter of the Brooklyn Fire Mr. Giasien, by bill, for the in the city of New Vork, for work done by them. A bill has been read a third time ed, in relation to the Baptist Missionary Conven- tion in the city of NewYork. Mr. Lee introduced a bill, amending the not ‘res tion of flour, tobacco, and pet and pearl ashes, ill was read, Mr. Cann believed that the dele- gation from the city of New York were very competent It was to that city very im- portant, and had a direct bearing on the interests of the constituency of that delegation. House to send it to a select committee, consisting of the delegation from the city of New York. Mr. Hut- nord argued that the interest which the city had in this question was incidental only to the great interests of the country, and that a reference to the standing committee on trade and manufactures, would be most proper. Mr Jenemian followed on the same side—and it was so re- LAD! DOMINAL SUPPORTER. radical cure of Prolapsus Utert external application, super canary, is confidently reome perfect restorn*on te health, x never having failed of performing n eure, even under the most auwravated cireamstances The Supporter has acta as well os 1 this country. De BULL'S UTERO us of the Womb, by ie of the ohjectional We learn trom ‘Cay tally destroyed by isted in that marl Chabb’s Thief-deteetor made and svld at the Iron Safe Weteho Townseno, Jr. id warranted dry— (0, 139 Water, corner of Depeyster street ned 4 very high charscter is Kurope By, Junemian, by adopted to the entire disnar 0! pedients, in the Ly dis aniversally, re Karope by medical mea’ of the highest raak.~ jutry it intust»ined by the leating members of th ollegea and liowpitala, and by all the erminen! ‘ate Practitioners, ma have doen furnished exeizsivol ake = nepatate autrnwe* tment, where a indy causa te Supoortrr ia lamanders, for sale at ous 419 Iw dy Stwy re THE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP, Y FoR HON PO HR PUBL vas lately confined to his 4 famously counterfeited 5 Insurance Company, better security of mechan! frigate Macedonian and the sloops of war Saratoga and Decatur sailed from Port Prova, Cn) de Verds, Oct. 14, for const of Africa. The ‘ort Praya for Teneriffe, Nov. 18, of war Preble but back ade, and remained Hoston Transcript, Jan. PRED FLESH, &e. ¢ Proprietor of th: for jadies at No. from the business de “tendance, g appl jotained by the to consider of this subject. nt ant reapeetably recommended girl ow Clever at her needle -no objection 19 wply at 114 Chamber D=A young man who waders NoTICR TO atin N: ONS llfetat with rapenzen tay. ely may rely upon the Qn application at ente in the prip- He asked the courtexy andy the Druguist 0. atreet, oF to eith cipal towne in tl States, paelt pad of Hull’s ‘Trusses, to see if they are en disfigurement and eraption of the | Hall, in eriting, None are genviae, or to be to vend imitations of Holts apon im conse “Bran the Yond y tphew haoge the entor ally healthy clearness excellence of this, ., Vesprini, the i: vent ‘We coi ropist of the age, quenee. sande by anskilt and are no better trnsaes. have beon fitted np at No. 4 Vesey street, exclusively 1} business depart oe to wait uy Pr eso ™ No. 61 Liberty street. —_—_—— Surreme Court or tue Unrrep Srares, Jan. 23,—On motion of Mr. Attorney J. Scofield, Exq., of the State of New Jersey, was admitte ‘ounsellor of this Court. No. 17 Randel, junior, appellant, vs. Wm. Linn Brown. The ar une Was Continued by Mr. J. R. Tyson ) temo. te divehat yee by this abip vw the greatest phil I Soap a mifacle o PORTUGUE THESE furfamed and 6 we peromive, to, be Obtar moat on the last column, fourt! EGHORN RAGS—3 bales No.1 L ceived and for sale by Bowros; 3 Le King sirects Chatloetou, By Caza F the appellee,