The New York Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1844, Page 1

“ rmertbonpe enrages ssgneenmn sees — en tl tetomes Vol., X. No. 26.—Whole No, 3596. NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 27, 1844. ‘To the Public. Pi td NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pub- et day of the year except New Year's day and Foor of July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per an- poi in advance. eT Wi) Y HERALD—published every Saturda: or $3 13 per phono sash in edvence, 7” in ad- eg te hy of all kinds executed at the most woderate price, and in the most it style. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Heratp Estasuisnusnr, Paornixtor oF THE Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. BRITISH AND NORTH tone a Under contmet ite the Leds ofthe Aciraley. Aa CAN ROYAL MAIL pcemnnens oy oH # O Lot. Al der Ryric ag yy ‘nom Boston. 1. _ Men! i, sean sits are supplied wpceaias hielo Passaye apply co D. BRIGHAM, a or es com Nas Wallis Now Pt Tr OLD i ee ee LISHED. RASSAGE: —" eee Mute fw of his “3 2 eatin, and ite eve ast iat “Ap | ue “ie roin New yoke "ea on By ‘on the 7th, 17th and 27th ofeach mont purpose of afford: greater facilities to pass ers, the subscriber has es- dva regular lins of fiat clase New York built, copy red and the pa Ee for eet by oo cand rom enn the a above and for the tablished and covper juste ships, to sail punctually every week persons wishing eer ta teenit money. to are given, payable at sight, on ge donderry, . averford, AN ate, gonna ‘ong Keninkilen, ie, fii Ealatanno foneymore, Spooner, Atwood & Co. Bankers, : ieciso Hoel! Livesposh; varebie ts etess toes BF ICR Weise i tra att to f South, Nl N.Y, RICHARD MURPHY, “joe raterloo Road, Liverpool TAPSCOTT’S GENERAL EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE. ARRANGEMENTS FOI THA. aftagtiesiey beg to call the attention of eheir friends and ee te tan etnies ay ah penne ag writting: money tO al @"ieland, Reselind ad a Water Bey W LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS, PRISING COM HE a HIREN O& THE WEST, 1250 tons ROCHE STE tm ie ie ue HOPINGUER 3000 tons. Ue tous EN ERPOu LS 130 tons. SIDDONS, , 08e tons. tons rants" MINOW LIVENPOOL PACKETS, composed of superior, first class American packets <25 from Liverpool four times in oe mouth, which those whove pamage may De engared wth Pikscaleetioes il'come iat ia and tan awell Laws fat the above named Dackers are the most mrgnifioent loat, and the frequeuey Ot thea tniting,{ieing every five dave) prevent the pesaibility of mg uanecewarity detained. at La Ke- the, wants of te public ‘of expense, in Ca C+ meet of =e 1verpoo| ee cabiclacead ea sols me such persous whose we may be engaged will cribers, » fret, which to those aequciuted with Mr, W. at they will Paci owe a Te aickly and comfprtably despatched. those e sent for decline comivg je mou bg [a sprmody tefunded, without any Meduecion—np usual. a Reh Those remittiug money. can be supplied with ane at for any amount. payable free pi OF an! ‘other cl in Tbe Principal town in England, Ireland, Beodand, and W: font Ot br Pre % POUR ooWT, 43 Peek slip, : ‘New York—or to imo WM. TAPSCOTT, Liverpool. OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. pocott, ong ILD LI} F fi ackets for Liverpool ela after be & saline day ae Wackcyr os ieewilall tse taones 'y, Vizi— From N From Liverpool The CAMBRIDGE, sets has wade mos 830 et. 1 Nov. 19 n¢.Burrow,? Feb. 1 Mar. 19 The ENGLAND, June 9 fue ‘omts paruett,) Feb. 19 Ayal i The oxrogo, z Jay 1 far 8 a athboue,2 March + Am bt memonzzzii A, uly 19 Sept. fir jan. ‘The rungre” Senge set ti 1 | aa pure the | iy . Fa ry 1 iy new a 1 ES cmeeticn 8 ie} TO] ‘ane The SOUTH, nt Libs" Set. ee 1 EG. Bailey, May 1 mne 19 me counts a Bet 19 1 700 tons, 1s ) ‘The dion eoeageeet es ay dP slogans or Comfort in their cabin acco! or ka theft et eelling, qualities Byjany veael in the Hatta an velop eet se, wil Sy pets experience, r m will alway sxperiegt and ie acct Zs. io, as acento day ‘ot milveg, wi ‘wilt be ‘observed as outward isnow fixed at Ser eee oii ane fev Sion ail ye pit mien Nhe excep fw Solikens ont will eee Sor oynars of tame. chive. will be repow tiie fo regular bills priate Mamie. Boe aigee os per. at. bineasa,n8 Bop Etat CO, & Soa itty and of BAKL chek (ae Ae THE NEW LIN) man OL PACKETS. ‘0, sail from New mouth. ‘ork 21st, and Fron Hi go York. New Ship LIVERPOOL, 1150 tons, , at aa a H MURS LE New ship RECHLSTER. om tons, Averpool 6th of eae! March Ship HOT TINGUER. 1050 tons, Mi ‘Burely, 3 gle "ioe, iat vant ‘2 seaman By fae ‘om the Stat of os and eommodious, and are furnished fuce tO the ease and comfort of passen: Risse! ort satepioa or oxrnens of hove ghia will be rape: Sian Lk MINTURNG, | orto To ae 0 of ayers Wu AZ Seale nas a ie ped iP iP h p OM ite cama Be AoA ene eet pry ahs rats pty meet tana meh rod bet nd down the Mi ss by se ae ie towed MeL faeces A Sle, ee he mas Eat "Ge NEW LIN! To sail from New om New Shiv SIDDONS, peaeeai, E, Ber Pca ag 4 2 SREB RS ee) Pits tit ‘April. p RORCIUS,” Carraia John Col ilinsy Lich ith May. wards of 1000 tons, as of New York, wit mop improvements as €0) very Care eae rome will be provi berate fort wd F accom co be pagal Who aoe ore conamanded by : dee shiva are commas ion. captains or owners of the shi: ill be shine ww > maponsi- to give ge- fag are TT mn ae OF LIVERPOO! ork re 26th and each mouth PACKETS. iverpool on the Lich ape wate cc pecs South gt., New York, oF to dante ae pe faa hast 1 0 cual Dor unos, and sewapepars | Goat eache ae ROCHE sae wang sate ma CO.’S PASSAGE %§ FULTON aoe Re ew! ei afte ce Lehi Oe is loi the pl 3 YORK. ROM LI Ke oe igllowing ing Feet Bin vin iverpook on be ae Fe. i “9 Match, do ith do u Pid io i fi rt On the lat and 16th of every monch, ‘Those seadiog for hale triende, will Aad it to Guar ineseste and, somaiarate petroniae our Line, as no possible reteation on embarking cas Certificates sent by the steamship Hibernia, sailing from Boston on the ist of January, will have pleoty of time to Prepare to come by the first named packet, or in any 0! the Ebove magnificent and unequalled packets, ons remiiting money to the old country cau at all times obtam from the drafis at. sieht f drawn direct ‘on, the Ro yal Bank of ireland, 'rescott, Grote, Ames & nkers, London, which are paid of discount in in every towa throeguout Waglaad, ireland, and an For passage, apply’ to or eddies, if by Jetter post paid.) HOTELS, d30re $5 Fulton st nest door to the Faitoa Sank, OLD laialteminee ot ps ih aoombe PASSAGE 61 SOUTH SFRELT, NEW YORK. a romLiverpool by u ¢ following. did maaeeenn ty comprising | the Old Black Ball Line of sailing as under. ‘nen sackets MA, Captnin Lowber, ist May. Kurber, 16th May. nin Cro} jane. rts in the tates, by the United by pared at reduced rates. ‘Those sending pia in Great Britain avd Ireland, may re- ery care will taken to mal iseengeis as Comfor- they can reasonably expect, and sl wee mg ee out, the passage money wil! be rafts cav as usual be fur Provincial Bouka of rela Lo 5 on tl i yauches; and on Messrs. &Co., m: Messrs. J. Barned & Co., Bankers, Liver- pool, whic ae parade Mes England ond ‘and Wales. For particulars apply (if by letter post pir JOAN oan, a iver Souehairet, neat Wat strcet N. B Passage to Liverpa on tall times eg by she pula ‘packet ships, sailing for Liverpool every vs, and to Londou ou the ist, l0ch aud 20thof each month ‘on appl ication as anove. _di2 ec eile NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS, Second Line~The Ships of this hine will he N Nori on the iat, and Havre on the YB gtech eons jows, viz = From New Yous. Fnom Hayne. New Ship ONEIDA, Mareh. (16th Apri. Funck. Qs tech Ate ‘unck. 1 Decaan Ship agditote Ist April 16th May. tain ist August. 16th Sepumber fdward Funck.@ Ist December. 216th January. Ship UTICA,” 1st May. Sune. it Septam| 16th October. Lewitt. itt January. 16th February. New ship 8 NiGHOUKS tat Fane, 16th July. iat eth November. J-B. Pell, ist February. Qieth Marel a "The accommodations of these ships are not surpassed, bining all that ray be required for Pomfort. Zhe rice ‘of ca ‘passage is $100. Will be. supplied with every re- cudieuetsh ce enmetion cl wigsenpalietoee ‘Goods intended for these vessels will be Tocwarded by the sub. sccilers, ey, 29 other than the prams ses actually in- eurred on ‘or freight passage, SOvD EHC Agents, je25ec No. 9, Tontine Buldiar, ¢ cor. Wall and'Waters ' NEW YORK AND ee): (op me wROAD LI Ni Fox Newann, Newsrunswick, Princeton, Tunntox DENTOWN URLINGTON. THROUGH IN 81X HOURS. Sew York daily Lt r foot of Courtlandt st. ail Line at A. M.—Mail Pilo . The Morning Line Bordentown, Geta thence by jladeiphia. giseet to Camden (opposite to steamboat to ‘The Evening Line Fipasamie) wi out change of cars, : as bbsa Sisk ol sasengers will procure their tickets at the office foot 0 Courtlandt street, where a commoi poss, steamboat, will be in noes rie baggage crates on corre from city to cits, wihout Sastre ‘the way, Sach train in provided with hich are apartments: and dressing rooms ex ressly for ee! ‘Returning, the lines leave Philadelphia Sout the foot of Wal- aut street, by steam! to Bordentown at ‘Vf Cram AM. by rail: from Camden, at 5 o’olock, ie “Phe lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia ay AM: M., and few York. being a continuation of the lines from is 3mm PATERSON RAILROAD. REw SHILLINGS a: From Paterson to Jersey On and after Monday, Oct. 2d, 184%, irs cats oo leave Paterson Dereor. Leave ‘ORK. 9 A.M. er ., M. zh Seated Trains will be discontinued until further no- Tran tation cars leave daily (Sunday ted.) Passex- gence te nr Ronse saelcd tae lew minutes before the stated ay of \decartare jyi9 6m" WINTER ARRANGEMENT—FOR ALBANY, ia BRI, ry ya aud ‘assengers for Al by cr Route will tak, We Ra Cape dL beck wew and leaves elegant steamboat LURE Fitch, wi New York from foot Tiber yay Haga fe oathall, it 6 Pelock, for Bri by the Housatonic and cogera ‘Railroa ls without chan care or baggage crates, as bany, arriving same evening et @ o'clock. Fare through For passage or Freight, apply on board, ot, at the office, foot of Lvbarcy etree. M. PERRY, Ageat. ihe cheer £ enti OMe ENC LOA MPRkes i NE RAL ING Al AS fi OUBE. _HARNDEN & 800, will seiy sand forward by their duly Exes : Ske oe Brates or Can sand y ton saane, oak fpewete to any part of England, Irel i, Scotland, ‘Belginm or Particular attentinn is paid to the purchase or sale orn de wa Bile of merchandise, Pollecriag 4 and paying Drafts, Notes, ills, to the entry of merchandise at the Castom House, and to the general transaction of any and all kinds ¢ forward. ing and commission busineas Bille of Hachene ms to mnished +» Halifax, N. 8., i any part of Karope. All pees ust isa “Hi & g3 fe fe Office Letter Bags are made up for Royal M from Boston, and the steamer and sailing Packets rot ork. cipal offices and agents:— Messrs. Harndan esata Witter see Liver Mesars: Maclean, Maris & Co.,3-Abehrureh lauey 1 London. rs, meron Co. favre, GeToka, Nos Dlsiom pont ts % Cou ty st He must bp meat famden & Co. are alone responsible for the loss or injury ‘of any a ude Oo. or property o description committed o their care; nor is’ any risk ad by, nor can any be at- to the New Jersey Steamboat Navigation, Company, by be transported; nor the New HSH RDEN No. 3 Wail at., any time. iyiae & CO, New York. EXPRESS FOR Bet ONS Palit, LINE—WINTER RRANGEMENT, HARKS ewer Wyos Sprint the Wyte, a folio ” v.14 Bt mn, on Tutodays. Thurs: d Satur Yes Rorsiihca Mowtays, Wodeweane’ tnd elke i inge daily fine. ma Pease mark all packages intended for hi 1 FERGARPLEHIA EXPRESS — Messrs b GO. ip connexion with oo ton and Providence Lines of Express and Kn- ropean Agencies, run two Daily Lines of hae to iphia, connecting with. Ealtinery and Washington and all the Se lines to the South and West. jie fas) be paid to the transportation and de- td be of amall and valuable parcels with the utmost regularity parcels, ke. hed daily at 34 before 2 P.M. a | pasha od wail past 40" yelock P.M: and deliver: sa next morning. HARNDEN & CO, Pnarre ¢ ox ENGLAND. IRELAND, &e.—! it remitting ayer ee Eloeds inves ‘Old Cogntry tan zi drafis in sums of £1, £2, “se fo £20, £50, £100, oF any ainount bax wand, without discount, or any other charge, at polied ‘0, | AMERICAN HOTEL, PHILADELPHIA. \ Ts, LA house is gituased on O! UE street, opposite she edevendenes Saxary,) and in immedi ees of ainusement and ina ional Kc * thas bee the most Pas manner, by Co. Dark ang I frovjacia) Hook 40) ec om Exchan oes Det | Ridgway, Bs contains apwarda of ong huidred reoms, Teerants bestenr Nes Ginoet | mar on ici are rior mith bedrooms adjotaing, suitable Bepog Companys Bir ¥ in Forbes ante a eal 19h a wil be fursahed rows okt fica regard to expense) land, Scotland and Wales, oo with new ced theese on itare o1 most approved s k sisamer Biceene levies, Beuon get, aan | Sprae fo ueecrguon of he wavellie Publteon the rst dey ply . J a ‘At eth generns Bececedie COP Tip, | ga mepropmatoe Aatir themaalves, that thelr long experience Ht __corner of Boat stat. | th lft dapermeata, in sch tuner an wilt plsae te most foatidious, antes to thel wv ort <i Ke Koval Mail Steue Shin BRITS gad luxury, thit Yen bo ned‘ ‘ony Hora f0 the Veleed STA, John Hewitt, Esq... Commande, leave! Nepean athe abbve pote NS ‘bath whing Booms am attacied 10 the Hotel, where ™ day, Kebruary tat, 184, vrarm and cold waver uth will sell ime bet readiatn. peat es Baliioes ie is GAMES MAC LELI NAN, } Proprietors, ly to D. BRIGHAN Jr. Tanuary 15th, 184 15 3mre_ eat, to Slee iv street. OF tna SLANT 7 kRY, FOOT HALL S'.—T ty ATEN ISLANDER will York an ten Island, on and after October 2d, os follows. turther notice -— ‘Leave Stacen Island at 84, 19, 4.m., 2.4, . m. Leave New York at 9 1234, 10 mim: past, 434. N. B.—On Sundays the boat Will leave at I] iastead of ae Al freight shipped is required to be particuiariy wark and is at the riak of the owners thereof. sotf “OLD LACK BALL LINE OF PAUKETS— Liverpool et of the ist Webraary—The Plendid packet ship CAMBRIDGE, Capt Barstow, wil as above. her regular day. legaut reowmodations fo cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers. AcDIY to HE. 61 fouth at, near Wail st. B —Parnaj 14 from Liverpool can be secnred bv the above ny. ‘of th é tine, at the lowest rate; and drafts, as_u: throughout rie ob tiscgg ove. 26 Stee awAG KET row MARGE Nee or = Febraa- rq08 ELL, Hagar, will toe plase of tee abip Hisary Wieapent reas ae fon fat rox'mo. of passage apo) LA! AWheNCE & PHELPS, 103 Front simet.or to BOYD e hac 9 Tontine Buildin, 526 tee PA CIFIC HOTEL, l62 GREENWICH, NhAv $8 GOURTLANDT STREET, iM Mert bor yas hyo tote ilotel te “i reeeatly undergone ex- ty Gos opened for the reception of permaneat aid tra Tite: ecbeasibers bkviag Yraed the mame for, « tm of yeass, will eadenror eo merit the par*suage of its former guests aud he oub i iinsce G. FAKNHAM. AVANA AGENCY —The subscribers, agents for Mrs. Weat’s Bearding House, will be happy to xive information to traveliers bound favana Orders for aewars, West Indi fruits, ke., attended tog accounts collected, drafts bought aud olds attheir General Agency Office, 28 Nassau street New N Bela i by Si dmvgee 7 And Parents forwarhe BONS POT TLE. HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL. THE undersigned mikes occasion to inform his friends and the public, that the Mansion House is sow located in la- quisidor street, Nett iu the vicinity of the steamboat lauding and vegetable ms ving commodious family apartments arranged in a Bh east price A person is 821 6mee®* procure permits to land passengers, wil board ya vessels Tinmedintely aver the visit icers, this Island should procure a passport from .aene Port of embarkation, to obviate dif von! ILLIAM FULTON. very superioracc;mmodstivns for cabin, second ca- bin and steernge pas\exgers, persons intending to embark should make immediate application to JOSEPH MeMURRAY, i2tre 100 Pine street, corner of South. PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, iverpool by the regular packet ‘ ships, salli dp i pereneing auy deien~ i jon whatever, 7 sectired nt the lowest rates, and drafts cau as usual *e furni rayable at the Nacioual and Provincial Banksof freland an tha bran pal tows; also on Messrs. J, Bait, Sou & ( cou: Mestre J. Bamed & Co., Bankers, throughout England and Wales} also, at Scotiand aud branches, aud the or further particul 524 lwee ‘the Enstera Bunk of reengck Banking Co, TOnN iapMan, 61 South street. . FOR LIVERPOOL— Ud New. Line ular Packet Zist EO Port acperior New York built packet 5 ROC! SHES TRK, Jenn Briton, Inaster; 800 tous burthea, Mill sail es abow ‘her regular day, For Sroixby OF passage, petes vers perior Seed da. noply to the Capiain on at weet side Burling WOODHULL & etek cot N8, th at ip Hottioguer, Ira Bursley, master; eilivenioacd tes “Hisehveces aca call be her regular day, ist Maren. m2 ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT Lin Keone KATHARIN 9 ries tes, id near the Royal THOMA Inte Chief Juern Stermsiy fp Bs hay tates, that he has wh manageme ou gant esial ent, wi ich is built Mend eecten regardless of expeuse, and is in every: respect adapted for the reception of fs: milies and eatleuen visitiog Ei as the hotel fronts that part of thedock in whieh the lines spo felon gp ingle nner Roam “i i id minutes v.alk of the Bank and Royal #6: il! be eondneted on liberal and economical pri fee Room is supplied with the London, “Auiericaby Bast Indian and Colonial papers. The Viands, Wines, &e are of the first quali y. A good Billiard Room and Warm Baths will be fouud in thehouse Geutle- men taay Cgny net by i th opie or month for board, &e. on the came terme i Ate Asie fe haaare those who may honor him with their patrounge put nothing sha'! be. hep _to render them attention t» the wishes teen: hopes eh “0 Mierallyt sobre ag comfortable, and merit that cout struction two tac! diog to the method pursued by Nan taledaconee| master, Charles ah} olson. 4 e fi rene ‘or terms an jiculars, application ma Godnue, wtusie Store, Wrocdway, and Mr, Seodar’s mann‘astory Je at bes easy Pianoforte 7 Im*re VOR NEW. ORLEANS Loujsigna aad New York Uine—Positively first regular Packet, to sail the at Jan The fant anil pve t ship MISDIBSIE- Pi, Caviain C. flillard, el ps hasan ve, hee fegalar day ‘or freight oF passage, ¢ furnished accommo- dations, apply on board at Orleans wharf, (oot of Wall street, or to SK. COLLINS CO. 36 South atrese Shippers by this Kine may rely upon having their goods cor rectly ineasured. ‘Agents in New Orleans, Hullin & Woodruff, who will eromptly forward all goods to their address, The racket ship VAZOO, Capt BJ. Fri, wil sue the Mississinp1, aud sail the 10th Keb., her regular day ae “AC Rt L. meen —The spleadid acd favorite _ ping SHERIDA .N, 1000 tons barthea, Captain Depeyster, will sail ou Friday, 25th January. her sega- rday. The ships of this line are all 1000 to: Persons about to embark for the old cor pe of usmalle: jong, it 8 well know, are superio! i to secure berths, should uot fal to inake early appiiertion oa hoard or to TP TArscore, At thes General Passage Qttice, i ahi ath street ‘The Sheridan will sul from uk iverpo the 11th Mar Poreoes wishing foseun, eeechepe thee ta Out ia this splendid packet, Orany of the Fowelar line salllay OM the Ist, 6th, Lith, i6u Vist and 26¢h of every mouth. Dratts (or any 'amouat, payable on demaud without dis-ount in all the poncipal_ towns of Soglaud, lieland, Scotland and Wales constantly for sale as above. Rochester will su ceed the Sheridan, and mai.og 2s: Somuy SLACK BALL, OK OLD LINE OF Se POOL PACKETS—FOR LIVE. CRPOOL—Regulor Packet of the ist February. me pespien 1d, well-kvor rr t sailing packet s ip CAMBR:| aptain W. Bovow, Ta positively sail on Thursday, Ist February, her Lis well known to the travelling public, that the accommo: ns cf the Black Ball Line of Packets, for cabin, second cabia and steerage passengers, ‘crenne by any other line or vessel in port. ‘Those now or hereafter returning to the old country, will atall \imes find itto their interest and comfort to. select this conreyonce. | For. passe, apply ‘on board, foot of to the subs ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO., 38 Falionstreet, next deor to the P. $.—The Cambridge seit Spaltvereel tat Véth Match Persons sending for their fricuds can have them brought oat au her, or ww auy of the packets comprising this magnificent and unequalled line, sailing from that port paue om the Int ang eth of exch month. For passage, apply as racket ship England will succeed thea ket lor Liverpool on the lech February, and Wilt retarn to rt on ow ie 3d cf April jdre FOR HAVRE—Second Li: The shin ST NICOLAS, Jen B Pell master, will sail or Ist of February. t oF for massage ply to BO xD & HINCKES,9 Foarine Building Ul re v Hes Water FOR G GUADALOUPE OR M. NIQUE: e superior Freach barine ALEXANDIh, nar pe Leno A t wilINCREN, iGiwec 9 Tontine Building. ¢ se Wall aad Water sta GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. RESS COATS MADE £0 ORDER FUR $10 —No. 90 Falton street —The subscriber, tayjan opened Clothing Store, at No. 90 Fulton street, New York pared to furnish all who ma sony Favor him with a call scription of Beatlernen’s s sonable term: list of reduaed ith every fearing App rel, on the most rea- ra for their consi jon the following Fancy M nal Overcoat Sacns, we N. Mi —Cining made for ern market with neat thern nese and doapatesy Parsous will. watt to ther advantage to call and examiue ine stock and prices, at va. 90 Faiten rehast oe ung elsewhece. A share of the, pab | panne age 312 Imre ENTLEMENS LEFT OFF WARDROB ue men or families d ig Apparel ato eaahy cus obtata for to seme the hight can oR ‘o farmilies and gent ms guigeing the gity ‘much to teat advantage to send for the wal attend them at their residence by sproietme oe of, will fad riber, who will Drompt attention. Fr iGk OF JE —Office 36 Wall FERSON INSURANCE COMPANY pany contil by fire, aoe, and their cargoes? ing ih “Mtr, THOMAS Ww eRe HOPK, Secrets e8s8e3 0 $3 oe Sears Nerere, 188 she Bie for shipping; AMV for eats foes Stare Eeauy BROWN & ©O23 Ono Price Hat Store, 178 Chatham ‘Square, corner of Mott street, where fshion, — yr ity and economy are combined to adorn the head proprietors have the pleasare to offer x new style of hat,the fiat tation of beaver, which elvsely nove formerly sold for $5 and $6, at the low fixed price hone, who fr hation or necessity are insiuced to study economy in tha pensable-artiele of dress, have tay on ity of da god still keep ap the appearance of the most th ai seatte © in present ee this hat to the public, ik they have nearly reached the ultim tum of besuty, cheapace neatness, durability and comfor: of the weamr. All sales are for cash therefore u0 400d customer pays far I red "y the bad: mae *°OHROWN KUO. 78 Chatham Square jt 1mm F Boo pp LU, J PROOF Double and Cork Soles, reach and native calf and patent screw. tapas i good fine exif, boots i boys and children's do, t ther stor u i than at any other si ois Re Comer bi Vanat se. nOOT AND SHOE STORE, OHN, READY respeetfall hone his frien Lite, that he has cosmos, Mey rie ween in the above ie nea xc. il ‘ore orlie may opie most reasonable verms lor or MUSIC FOR PARTIES, MESSRS G. WEISS & FR. GRAMBS=, Profrarors of ie, jeipertfully aumousic to their pattons, the ladies sown ol New Yo k and ita vicinity, that their Coti the most admired and fashion ib “DISBROW'S # ra 4038 BO FOR LADIES fron 9 A. ae ¥or Gentlemen 3 t0 syd bo ose Ma Lee: Li Efescuet + #9 00 | 20 Rid ~ 1004 Mingle do and Drawing Rooms ar well warmed, and tion a tevoted to the -omfort of those w..u may honor us with their patronage. Gentlemen wy Me their horses oo livery at this establish ment, will Baws ne privilege of ridiug them in the School, iy. 1DINa. UR ove. LL. DRESSES, of every descnition, to Ie ade to order 4 of Bails and Parties will find a large stock of faney if they should require Saloons haudaowely deco- 66 Warren steeat coruer of Went Broadway, Decavator and Coscammer to the Park Theat Sauda RORES, AND P. bretdiaed tal mm Breakers es to call the attention of + the ladies, in general, to wleadid assortment of the above desirable ar‘icles. 400 Lasiies’ Coronation Robes, with five rows of embroidery, quite » new article, eos , well worth $12. Ladies’ Mevieire Org: ireases from $7 upwards. Ladies’ De Begs pa fed re) Robes, a rare artic! Also, Ilasious, Ts ces, Silic Mantuas, Belgerines shade manufactured. black and dag i, in long and short. pes and Collars. ISHING STOR! aud Freneh (rape iT Imre 69 MAID. Gente rere Coats, from Sack do- Frock do- Dress do- wlern style. sous furaishiug their own materials can depend vpon mm inade in the besc manner, at the following rieea . Gres Coats, mate and trimmed. $8 to 10 00 do 7 to 10 00 Frock 40 do 8 to 1200 Vests and Pavtaloons, 50 17 Shirts made np to order, after the Istest and most approved reach patterns. Under ima ofall maha constant ; Hosiery, Cravats, Seatfs, Sas op hand. Gloves, Hosiery jaapendere ke BROADWAY TEA STORE, ORTHEAST comer of Privee and Broadway, adjoining Niblo’s Flower Repository. The subscribers inform. 1 friends and the public, that they have opened je Store, with a new and extensive assortment of Groceries— the stock consisting prince pally of Teas of the fiuest qualities, selecved with the greatest care from the ip least Largoes. err. Hyson fr ns to oF id Hyson Sa to Oe b vai be to Os (Gunpowder +da to be Pouchong # to 6s is to Ge Gs Souchon Orange Preco As respects the above Tens, lefy cor auality orp fe. aud state that they are se of the most competent adaes J aty ompetition in freshness, fections made by ove Old Java, barmt and ground: 16 4d Cie the SE sre lf kinds of sugars, very jue —an met rer if appara tng to agrocery, all of which is warranted ity imt a. HAH jon * GENUINE TEAS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE CANTON TEA COMPANY, Principal Store, 121 Chatham street, New York. Branch Store, 318 Bleecker st, N.Y. Agency at 116 Fulton street, ‘Broo Also, corner of Main and Van Houton’ st, Paterson, N. J. Iya THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND COUN- ‘TRY families and purchasers to their severn! eatablish- ments, where they think will be found by fa che best se lection of pure and anaduiterated Teas in the United States, ‘The universal poplar ty and renown of their house, with refe+ renee wo high gu ities, low prices and uprucht sealing, is too well vuderstood to render further comment nee By oe and cy. warehouse for ‘he sale of flow gun’ 's Binck serve Strangers wi He rerticslero remember the sum ineipal oon oahag in Chatham street, vie; "between velt at The public will also be plevsed to take notice, that the Can- ton Tea Company have nothing to do with apy ther stores Tea C hi hing to do with aby ther vebatever, except thove described at thetop of this advertise ils im*re RULES, GROCENTES, TEAR, WINES, ke —GASS Fay NER U Nis, 138 ‘Chatham street, offer at wholesale and re © . deniers ad. faite fresh Foreign ¥ roi « general msxortrnent. fone a ates oF 1 Kinds urd alice, ner of the Pes Teas, Gren ription. depetio: 94 Wines sed seine ianorn vatious grades. Huperior Raspberry and Cherry French and American Cordials ode na ingles, London, seote! ‘American Yorter, at andJPile lia, Noriaga aod other bran Py vary est lodin and American it and from Ohio. ph 4 Chocolate. he, in quart and pine (eetties, ouey.in sunall boxes, joe Paw 13 421 Im ee r 06 font N, GROCERS, HORSEMEN, &e. y called * Dr, son's Horse Embroca tioa,” having been oe pablic for a number of years, and vein ved wih risks uothiay! 19 onvevervedly recor of horses, as being & a cereal remedy for the diseases or acer Oo Citsted Backs, swelled Feet, hc, chim a share of the pablic patronage. sale aud recall al the den store, ng ag a ne, indgalls, ys ‘stor hopes to Be be abesloed whole 150 Division street, corner 39 Im*ec . HULL'S TRUSS NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS. ERSONS alflicted with my may rely the saamramental aid the worl ‘ford on appl olice, No. street, of to either of the cipal towns ty the Ged States. Be careful to examine the bach pad of Hull's Trusses, to see if they are endoced by Hal} ia WRwrritiog, ‘Noneue mewvine, orto be ralled epom as |, Without pignatn re. ny persons have findertaken to vend imitations of Hulbs celebrated trastee, and thousands are. tm pon in conse ‘These imitation cannot be relied apon 5 fons ihe age unskilfal mechanics, and are no better than russes Tooms have been fitted ap at No. 4 Y exolasivel anes ender pec. .s Ze en eats ment, where § fernole is im constant attendance to wait apow hen frrnale patienta cite LEECHES ! LEECHES !!_ LEECHES !!! KOE Heal Sweedi 81,000 Kelived iglesia om Haba Vo ‘ GIA, WITTE, a3) ‘m*ee Mia asi sect, NewlYouk Literary Notices. Tus Famty Wasn Boox—New York; P. A Meisier.—A very useful and neatly prepared book for those industrious and careful ladies who do not think it beneath them to attend to cne of the most important duti in a family. It will save both trouble and time if this useful record is made available. Hints on Eriquerrs, ADAPTED TO AMERICAN So- the | ciery—New York, A. V. Blake.—Twenty-two editions in England have tested the popularity of this work in that aristocratic country, and, there- fore, its various hints, instructions and directions need not any qualification of praise from our hands. This edition, however, being adapted to Ametican soaiety would seem to require some special notice. Well, then, we can only ey preval ling poiuts in which zens are defective, are pointed out with good humor, which is rendered somewhat more piquant fhe being flavored with a little satire, slyly veiled in ean Swift’s inimitable style. This is the way to mend our manners; and after individual good taste, we cannot have a fetter standard than the work now before us. Swereracarts anp Wivss; or, Brrore ann Ar- rer Marriagge—By T. S. Arthur—New York: Harper & Brothers.—Some useful lessons may be derived from this well written little book. We commend them to the attention of all who have | any relation to the characters mentioned in the ttle. THe Morners or ENGLAND, THEIR INFLUENCE anp Responsisivity, by Mrs. Ellis—New York: Appleton & Co.—A cheap edition of this favorite work. It cannot be too carefully read by the mo- thers of America, for their influence and responsi- pits are not leas than those of the mothers of Eng- and. Tue Motugrs or ENGLAND, THEIR INFLUENCE anp Resronsipitity, by Mrs. Ellis—New York: Langleys.—Another and exceedingly neat edition of Mrs. Ellis’s esteemed productions We repeat, that it cannot be too attentively read by all those American females who stand the relation of a parent. Let them give it an universal circulation. Tur New Yorx Mirror, for February, 1844— Morris, Willis & Co., Broadway. —Four beautiful engravings adorn the present number of this enter- taining periodical ; and the letter-press matter is full of charming variety. To be the mirror of lite- rature and the fine arts,is a somewhat ambitious as- piration ; but we are not disposed to think that the editors of this serial do not reflect, with very con- siderable credit, both parts of the extensive field before them. Lectures on THE Pitorim’s Procress by the Rev. Mr. Cheever—Part 2—New York: Wiley Putnam.—Bunyan’s delightful allegory—a favorite with all the religious world—is here expounded and illustrated in a familiar style. Exception might be taken, with justice, to some of the views of the lecturer ; but where the design is good, and the faults not positively dawning, exceptional criticism isbetter avoided. Upon these principles we think Mr. Cheever’s lectures deserve attentive perusal by all who admire Bunyan, and particularly those who are disposed to interpret his immortal production too literally. Historica. Sxetcn or THe Mippiesex © by the Agent of the Corporation—Boston : Piskslieca: —The proprietors of the Middlesex C sa. nal, we learn, are desirous of terminating or dis- continuing the use of it as a means of transporta- tion, and of applying the water now used therein to the supplying of the city of Boston with that wholesome necessary. There appears at present a very gloomy prospect to the proprietors, suk) to railway competition; and as a means of avoiding total loss, with some chances of future prospect, the proposal is made which we have described. Ii is well worthy of consideration; and the pamphlet before us appears to contain all the information re quisite in forming a sound judgment upon the whole case. Ginpon’s Decuine AnD. Fant. or THE Roman Emvire, wrrn Mitman’s Nor ew York: Har- per & a apietn —We have Nos. 3 and dof a stand- —* mdied bh who wishew ta°be "Mead We ahount Twn E c called general information. New York Srare Reaister, by L. O. Holley— J. Disturnell.—A comprehensive and use- Albany : ful manual, very de Campzet.’s Foret Philadelphia: J. M. the best articles from the British magazines. able for reference. embellished with a portrait of Thomas Carlyle, of fair merit as a likeness. Tue Curistian Osserver, for December, 1843. (American Edition.)—New York: Mason & Tut- tle.—A goed number of a periodical high favor with the evangelical clergy of the Church of Eng- lund. Suaksreare’s Works, Part 6—Burgess, Stringer & Co.:; New York.—Neat, economical, and illustrated. Tue American tN Parr New York: Burgess, Stringer & Co.—A cheap re- print of a work we have heretofore spoken of in terms of deserved PPerC be ods New Mirror Extra 4,—This extra con- tains the songs and Rie of George P. Morrie, most of which are really delightful comporitione, and have become very popular. Tus Curistian Lapy’s MaGazinr, by Charlotte Elizabeth, for December, 1843—New York: Ma- son & Co—V. ery good, and worthy of the distin ‘uished, well-earned reputation, of the amiable and evout editress, Tue Covenant anp OrrictaL MaGazine or THE U. 3. Granp Lopor or tue I. O. O. F., for Jan- uary—Baltimore: K. Neilson.—Worthy of the sup- port of all Odd Fellows,(a large body) whether ini- tiated or not into the mysteries of ety rmal lodge. Tus Amenican Review, for December, 1843— New York: Saxton & Miles.—A number of aver- age merit. Gpauam’s Lavigs’ anv. GenTLeMEn’s Maca- xan, for Feb. 1844—Philadelphia: Graham.— This number is elegantly embellished, and the high puRING THE SumMER— character of its literary compositions is well main- tained, Tue Mysterms or New Yorx—Very myste- it comprehension; guessing is here hope- rious, pi less. Dissertation on THE Power oF THE INTERCEPT- kp Prresune or Tux ATMosrnere,By Henry Pratr. We must request our readers to form their own opinion of this pamphlet. The motive of the au thor is good; but whether all his projects are prac- ticable,is a question we do not undertake to decide Mopgrn Cuivatry—By W. H. Ainsworth: New York, Winchester.—An interesting production from the pen of a prolific writer,originally from Manches ter, who seems to write stories os fast as they can make calico in that most ingenious borough. Lapixs’ Natural. Magazine vor Pearvary— Philadelphia: Peterson.—Very good. Tue Carnoric Famity Breur—New York—Sav- Lirrs.—We presume the day has too long gone by for the bible to be made the subject of review. At all events we shall not meddle with the perplexing questions which arise as to adverse translations, which would seem to be invited 4 the title here given. This is the tenth part, and like all its pre- decessors, it is neatly printed Tue Cuoren, tHe Faira, Trapition.—New York, Onderdonk & Forest.—This is a_ sermon by Bishop Onderdonk, which those who wish to learn his sentiments on the three extensive topics desig- nated in the title, should purchase Laptes’ Companion, No. 4.—New York, W. W Snowden —A very good number. The illustra- tions are capital, particularly the plate of ‘ Dis- tarbed by the Night-Mare.”” The fashions for Feb- ruary are drawn with more than usual distinctoes Coronst. De Survitis, A TaLe or Tax Empine 1810. -By Eugene Sue.—New York, Winchester.— An effusion from Sue’s prolific pen, which will in- terest his admirers. Tne Port or Rarnatt, Vols. 1 and 2—New York, Burgess, Stringer & Co.—Powerfully _writ- ten. The nature of the work may be inferred from the title, and painters may here and there find a highly wrought picture in it. Triat ov THe Porr.—Boston, Tappan & Deuvet —A Protestant prolemic, bitter enough for Martin Luther, or the greatest living enemy of the papacy Danoenr ann Duty- by the Rev. K. Marks.— New York, J. S. Taylor & Co.~A small publi tion of the alarmist order, against popery and pu- seyism. Imrrations or Troe Harrivess—By Joel Parker D. D.—New York, Harpers.—A well meant per suasive to religious. habits and practices. Fresn Havisut.—Several vessels belonging Gloucester, the Telegraph says, are now ready an: waiting for favorable weather to proceed to George’ Bank for the purpose of procuring Halibut to supply the Boston market, that the obvious and | ¢ manners of our citi- | pel Semi-Montaty Macazine— ampbell.—A neat. reprint of well judge I Jan, 29.—vipplication of Mike ‘Woish ‘for his Discharge — ‘This matter was argued to-day, when the Judge pro- nounced the following opinio: In this case an eayenes is made to me to discharge the petitioner from the custody of the Sherif, On the re- turn of the habeas corpns by the Sheriff, he stetes that he holds the petitioner by virtue of three cem- mitments frem the Court of La a in which the petitioner was sentenced to fines, and was order- ba to stand committed until the several finee ween paid. ‘The application for the discharge rests upon round that the Shariff has no right to the ‘utd a the petitioner, and therefore no auihorit: Throughout the State, the County J is ph ap es the place of confinement beth of debtors and criminals, and is generaily placed under the control and cliaage of ot the Sheriff of the county. 1 KR, S. 764, section 1. 6th and 6th sections on page 765, the penitentiary eae city prison ere placed under the control of the city govern ment, and power to appoint the keepers of those prisons is conferred upon that body. ‘The building used % a jai was by the K. 5. continued the jail for the confinement of raon# On process, and thé custody thereof given to | the Sheriff. 2K. 8, 448, section 12. And by une Toth sec- 373, the custody of the jail is given also to forthe condnement ‘of persons ke civil | process only, while the custody both of jails and prisons was given to the Sheriffs of other couities, Theso are the provisions of the R. 8. in regard to jails and prisons in the city of New York. Taking these provisions together, I think the etlon,ol them is, that for all purpo- aes other than the confinement of persons on civil process, | and proceedings,injcivil suits, the Sheriff has no chaye |or custody of the prisons, but that duty rests on the keepers of them, who are to be appointed by the Common Council. By the act passed April 19, 1814, (laws relatin to New York, p. 21) which has not been specin provisions ave made for the penitentiary and for the iy prison. A title 4# given to the respective keepers thereo! and this act directs the mode in which offenders are to be committed to the custody of the keepers by the Court in the commitment, who are required to keep such» persons in the same manner as Sheriffs in other counties. Subse- ently another statute was passed autho. aang the Mayor, a evof New York, to provide & jall for persone oohAned on civil process, and suitable buildings for the safe keeping of prisoners who might by law be committed thereto, and Giving full power io the Common Council from time to time to appropriate and use other buildings for such poses as they thought proper. Act of lth April, II aws relating to New York, p.400. ‘The same power was repealed by Act of Feb. 90, 1830, 3 KR. 8. 265, in which they are authorized to denignate’ any buildings as common Jails. These powers have been fully carried out by or- ‘dinances, and they have designated the respective prigons as now used for these puxposes under that authority. From these statutory provisions, still in force, itis clear harge of the prisons for the confinement ol cri- minals is not in the Sheriff ofthe city, but i the keeper appointed for that purpose ; and if any doubt remained as to the original intention of the Legislature upon this sub- ject, it would be removed by referring to2, H. 8, p. 198, Sec. 5, where the distinction is expressly stated, ‘and the custody of persons imprisoned on civil process A ia given the Sherif, “and the custody of persone cha with any offence is given to the of tl city ‘ison, It is contended pig the provisions ofthe R. 8., which prescribex,the punishment Of misdemeanor to befine or imprisonment ina count: Jail gives the custody of persons so sentenced to the Sheriff, authorizes the confinement in the debtors’ prison. But’ ie provision stpeess to me to be the genera? Provision in re ard to the State, and is to be construed in respect to New ‘ork in such @ manner as not to be inconsistent with the other statutory provisions on the subject, and inasmuch as the Legislature have divided the buildings sppropr ated for these purposes, and appointed different persons to have charge of them, the distinction is to be observed througheut; and therefore the county jail intended by that provision in the city of New York, would be that building or juil set apart for the confinement of offenders, and not that provided for debtors. An objection, how: ever, is made to the jurisdiction of the officer under this writ, because it appears that the Sheriff holds the peti- tioner as @ prisoner under and by virtue of certain com- mitments issuing out of the Court of General Sessions, founded upon convictions therein. ‘The statute provides that such extracts duly certified shall be sufficient authori- ty to the Sheriff or other officer to execute the law These extracts or certificates are duly made out,and would afford mple justification to the officer to hold the prisoner if he had the power so to do. The mere transcript of the entry of the conviction, and of the sentence, is all that is required, and itis not therefore necessary that in addition thereto there should be acommitment to any particular officer. The officer, whose duty it is to keep prisoners, is required oy the statute to receive and keep them on receiving suc! certificate. In the present case, then, believing the certi- ficate of the clerk to be in proper form, the return of the Sheriff shows that the petitioner is in his custody by ¥: tue of such certificates founded on the judgment an ne tence of the Court of General Sessions “if the sheriff had been required in his return to have stated more pasti- cularly the mode in which he received such certificates, “tag been produced to show that the Sher lve there certificates and commitments from ng RDO WUTLOCH ae tae wien th proce i in dischargin, rom the Sheritt's custody, But in the absence of such testimony, am | bound to presume ‘eat the Gee ee legally delivered, Sor Hae? (See 1 Hill, 155) And if so then, although they may he erred, has an officer power to examine sich proce ings of the Court on habeas corpus. (See several cases referred to in 3 Hill, page 664 note.) These cer- tificates can be obtained from the clerk by any per- son on application, and when it is apparent that the has not authority to detain the petitioner under this oceeding, 1 am ef opinion that such a case relief ould be granted by habeas corpus. Any other rule would leave the prisoner in custody of any individual who chose to get edd of this certificate from the clerk, and then arrest the individual so named in the conviction, and detain him as a prisoner without any authority whatever, Under these views I do not feel authorized to ref charge from this imprisonment by the Sheriff suggested that in case un order was granted discharging the petitioner from the jody of the sheriff, it was the duty of the officer to remand the prisoner to the custod: of the person who had # right to such custody. Such the rule where it day ony that any one is entitled to such custody. No such fact appears in this case. There is no evidence of the prisoner's having been in the custody of any other person, or that there is now any authority from the court to any person to detain him. The presumption in that he has been legally discharged by the person who had such custady, and until the contrary is made to ep- pore by testimony, there is no evidence that there is any iegul cause ofdetention. If he has been im; properly die churwed by the efticer who should have detalned him, the Court has ample power to cause him to be re-committed. An order in conformity with this opinion was then sign- ed by the Judge, and Mike was discharged. It was Omto River.—At Wheeling, on Monday, the Ohio River had eight feet of water m the channel, and was falling Oxp Ace.—The Schenectady Cabinet oe thas zen ace, has John J. Van Voast, a respected citizen of that p) entered upon his one hundred and fourth year. 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PRARL STREET, LATE wos M THE Subvertber, well known for YF 23 tA eabili- » work, dewires to iwiorm his patrows aud the pablie, is HOW, tos tLe PConomical rendeney ns uy tm kyrmeura of he very mited to their consider shall he of the first rate yan! rior Weat of Kngle d rants and Superior Beaver Overcoats, from 812 to 1 Legnora iinay, Jat res Sst & BMUOKS No. 61 Liberty sitet, GHORN A cerved and for sale by JM See