The New York Herald Newspaper, February 29, 1844, Page 1

} THE NEW YORK HERALD Vol. X,, No. 60—Whole No, 3630. ‘To the Public. THE NEW YORK HERALD—4aily news —pub- Jiahed over day of the year excepe Now Yearu day ‘and meer uly. Price a, opninpen cone on 87 98 per an- THE KEY HERALDS yaplshed every Saturday morn; ee Sk cents per copy, or $3 12 per annum— Postage, imaivance. TISERS are informed that the circulation of the Herald is over THIR'1'Y THOUSAND, and increasing fast. It has the largest cerculation of “any paper in this city, or the world, and is, therefore, the best for business =e the city.or country. Prices "PRINTING of all kinds empeated ‘at the most moderate wine ee AMS GORDON Bri BENNETT, “ ov THE Herato Estanirs 7, Tociuweat cornet of Fulton sed Nessun strocia, NEW jaa, RAILROA\ AND iTRANS. PORTATION CO! NY NEW ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING Fro 16TH 183, 0: yang REDUCED TO TWENTY-| From the foot Os Courtlandt street, ve RIVE CEN GENTS. aes bayer ce : a “ie 2 ag mete sci ae At i i bg ox do: JUNDAYS. OLR, iP Met At EN neem, Man. Mors , ‘YORK-AND rai TOWN. rook, Somer . M. ; trains s Town 25 cents, ped Somerrilie To cents, HW AY s way. Mi. 3PM. a Goa AY we NEW £ORK Bui SWICK. of foos Ae eben Ne »and 84 P.M. Sbetween ay office, re con way, sneer e the rae ica parched “if The on eames stat bee paras including ferr Sonat betwee ar beg rune (in New : nap year. im PATERSON RAILROAD, enter ORR a sag ion Suadey imine will be wei until. farther no- te Sree mee st ot opted cstenat e » DELPHIA RA sKUAD LINE Pe mage eee eee: THROUGH IN 81X HOURS. HO TE eid poke bebo EM fines, to Camden (opposite to oy at the seule ied perl for indelphin foot of Wal- suse cero cc ‘A. M. ore ewer being 'a continaation of the (meg NEW. YORK §& HARLEM RAIL ROAD CO. SPRING. ARRANGEMENTS: Poviie generaily, gene the Cae will dheir Ow svar hist, hy. iy . trl tC ay i ees rian mate Wi 20 Hemi Tp eeginy for Gir i . : 4“ 220 i PM ° “ PM. in br} 72 70 On fe stay, if the weather is fine the train ea's will run every "ite City Hell and 27¢h street line asfollows:—¥rom AVM sttay tea uinuiestroauhout the dav anti 7 38 PS T Live will eup as tollows Leave Gly "aalt for 27th street, 8, 8 30, 9,9 30, Lagre Fis izet ft City Hall 7 30, 8, 8 30, 9, 9:30, hones wishing to GP oragaah 10, aa the fare in such pega, No.4 Tryon £27 2w*re P.M. will find it their interest to do Ib: reduced ‘Please apply at om corral of gonn ERA sage BOST BUSINESS oapRues a AND FOREIGN LETTER OFFICE. aa Via Stouingvon yn of Fathage bes hes, Gooner on ve. Sekt eee lew 1d, Steamers fir ‘ohcs, for auy TA oF Great 20 Wall street, New York. Boston, 10 Congress street THR Mite 3 eR ¥ Jail x i jar write Picceanmeie Hallow {Cay of Grey ‘0 and from nod York, dente an a tance a es ais tnd i teens a ing, Albany, the ae SesY 2 Warner, CMAPS ON PNGLAND., | LAND Bid Country ean be a - same apes £2, tation of. or collecting voloek, ee of lows, viz t= New Ship a Ship BAL IMO: jward Fanck. i let Ay er Vea 6th of each mnouc ‘ah P From Ni: t r" yy Ah Le > a Ship VEC, by New shige. MOEKS A coh i a Net ook perpen ne hs a0 ti apg meg vine atay ere for fenton. ‘The price 'o will be every fe Deseage Pesssngere w vin See ape il : on them, jethee, No.9 Tontine B Water ot 10:39, 11, 11 30 | Sabin ead soerege or vessel in jcoaacey, will select this FOR NE LOUISIANNA AND NEW meek _ better accommo: ip. 25th of each mouth, commenciug the jack Dereber YORK NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 29, 1844, ORLEANS. ‘LINE OF PACKETS of rt at is y fromm thie portion che iets othe a an Minuing anti! May, w whe regular days wil be anointed for the 4 feats will’ ei ai “ring Fae. h comumense a i nd down the Niacin by. by fe eaege’ He OF these Ort by EEA vertist and Great at and put in spleni Hons for passengers uned ce by ex reat de! je suminer mouths his arrangement: nell. san pei of New York, expreas- walled ater have recently been with accomm for ‘comfo ‘They are com- viespe mai who will make every exertion Whers or captains ips of Iv measn’ bal fe — is Line arg ‘hey will atall times be towed ips will be wpoo- Bene) ons: sama by or silver or pl SUEEINS & © ULLIN & WOODRUBT, te who ral promptly forward op 00 mae Mor pai ga ened or Al “= Ni to mde i me | a a have the woods omrect @ASSAGE FROM GREATBRITAIN AND L five them ¢or from Liverpo Chay il ale, Sry six 0 WrShould the partion agreed £0 et_come out, th 1 be returned’ to: thove! Who aid it here, without any redue- ‘tie Bivek Ball, or Old Line of Liverpool Packets, comprise the follo The OX: out in arrangements ‘3. ud oth of every month.) ft a perior manctually on the 7th ane we a first ee clase of aye, magnificent Shi; oan. RIDGE, EU Beak ENGLAND. With suc! scribers confident h has been port wi are on y sealte tines = bin Brats a pst wilh be. land, “Scotland and N. B.—The O14 Line of Livergost epee extended Sat Mee arerion and wn yk forwi to ul i ii forwi with care aud des- pad The NEW YO) COLUMBUS, ROUTH AMERICA. ORTH AMERICA, walled arrangements, the si for a continuance o aR them so many Years, for whic ey to their relatives, can Mera, say, amount, drawn direet hee PRESCOTT, GnoTe, Ay port for Li h of each, th. Pe Sawten ve Ueold'c ounery. i $f the comortad advantage to select thief ‘ine oreferen to anv other, afd om demand at f the Banks, princi sy fe Bil ROCHE, BROTHERS & 0! next favorite 35 Pultoi edoor te the Fleas Banat? ts sail from this F their cony "5 FOR LONDO Ferm { March-~fthe fst sailing oueket vaptain E. Morgan, will Packet shi VICTORIA, ii ingen ie regular superior accommodations for cabin, sec tind weer Passengem, persons ‘wishing eee re Si JOSEPH breagenmp 5} £2) Uist Mro_ 100 Fine atreet, eoraer of South. Picket ef 26th Mare! ache Wj, dort comm sihed Zor splenitor foo! arotWell sect FOR LIVERPOOL—NEW LINE.—Regular far }, at wkiong c# of passage The’ pechee hip Oddone Capt: E: sueceed the Bidens Care: ih. The splendid iio we of 1000 » Joha. coe t OF pass: for con havi ace 5 yon EK. CoLting co. r fuslly es edverteel ree B. Cobb, of 1000 tons, the @ith April, her regular shaps of this line sailing. bam POR Packet 21 packet, ni tons n, Wil) For freight oF passage, having very apply to the Captain on ‘The iva en 4 her regn! I sail as suttiek 9 packet, shi will jar day.2ist “April At West, WOODHULL Py MINT" Pep a is last SS New Nes toe ton it ito HINGULI Capel Len Burley, 1050 regular di ois superior accommodations, crac re, OF te TORN Capt John a recta Pee FOR LIVERPOOL—Kegular Lape boi nd 5 ton Packet shin HY, Ce et Hoous Spooner, Attwood & Co town in Great Britain. ‘acket of i a, "ATRICK HEN- burthen 1090 tons, will sail » Bankers, Le ae in apa ine relaud 5 ie PED. ket shi fe despatched “Those assage wea frtee et by iA ‘pri rh iet thine at BL. role BLACK B: fopu Cae one pf in OF bone, id vely sail ni ie aa aig, 0, Aa TP ie: U LINE OF PACKETS— BR Caen, Bits, will ‘Liverpool on the ist of March, ah any cl application eee Fo RNG hs UB bu: eheu 900 t0 on Friday, st of mt Gers, are ipqeen fatant sige fond tot conreyence, vt OCH, SRO f2om rsa ports in vention. Ponce FROM ak ayet Sone pPRBarig c es wets tice Ableterme, and without the sont . Ba sco rst ¢ ir ~ FORT oY apt tO hi oa that the engage partic: the Nation branches: wi by atic ihe ‘apd cos wilt hy Maes on the abore day. age only, apy 1 JOHN SHERB SAN, My jou Trland can Be asade Weapons vateiets an ; throng to | rra LvER ve that the nécommo. Benet tor éabin, second sed bY auy other line Teturming to cg iuterest and com foot of 6 tothe Walton Bt ‘unsar, isa De Palmnersswastee, w 23 Peck yh MISTURNS.” 87 South street LE Bee Ao =I (ag Bh hing to send iicker eh oat from Shipe, on ug any unnecessa’y of u * fren, will be on the waged aay of the above fe MOBE FeASON: tention to the passengers eny ts aay ail porncns one ‘of those ae Pass: J Mt due ‘andy vroner attention. "ror es apply, if by Lett Karen at their General Passage Office, 43 nice Drafts may be ol or Pravine roughout ws 1 ingen ° im \Wators & J. a ny other Apa yr any ot their fe22 tc Cas em very ab pity for apie speed ‘of eel to £25 Sere ice Pd McMURKA eaygaicnion jeation 106 Pine atresc comer of South. larch 6 —" fae RR, we port on eh or bul oe make abe REGULAR TRADER— ONS a eines tase suite Batt nares jin ‘Robert Kote, will For freighvof 206 bales Cotton, ‘a & MIN TURNS, #7 South street. egret Lang GLASGOW it have ia ediate packet ship ADAM C sp teh, oan fest sailing 1 sail Captain Scott, wil ‘excellent accommodations for cabin, secodd cab) rage Passengors. endl Ni sn ~ y application ing to secure berths a tT. aArscose. Bouth at. ‘The Adam Care will sul from Glee —those ht om ind brovght on as applying 15 toMiee Them For Wien ovp's Hit 9 Tontine Building, cor SARL! I Water sts f lat of 30 eR: am Ce & eee RP REN, and en, a. vellow 3, y 19 im OR NEW ORLEA: bi Line Foray, It fs {geen ‘ight tions, af bn Te Conuine ue yo freight recuved after cme ANS—Louisane and New pest agale i ut Jack ap wal iq i‘ Ait aul as above, ‘wharf, foot of Ws 30., 56 South street thursday evesing, the ore parcicularly reqested to send ia their Bills of ‘tit lense bob riday) iehip'e Is vite ine ma} win coc koods cor- Orleans, Hallin Woodruff, whe will good to thee agree p apt. O. Eldri wit] weed th: Safign ar 3 idee, Mtl succeed the do, black, bl mea papel ly of ¢ Sates fir farmed a imnard sar er a distances. H, GROOM b= - ieeett cnt steward of CWERLEAN OTE. Tie how insnated og Cheateat ty ofall the tie tapaabia Diaces of fmuserret pe ee pee buill it thorough a oa ans werd ‘of one eVesmedinte by Brdoknd: | eran arthes o Ty utile {oreisbed thevgt tt with uew aad olegane turniture 0 Keio a0) rovedaipie ad oF iach for the ~ Neg dees of the travelling publ in he pene will tem cm ct he Aparna Wee ich a Pere 1 please pe t fastidiow ct any, ee ari tn any = at oa iat Nn. “eae Rooms warm and cold waver baths wil} . owe eae sa ia ie } cm L—BA om un MO} this day taken HENRY snerabe, PY ures pone wt be-condneted in the nameof COLEMAN & SACKSO ‘The patronage of the travelling public, aad influence of our friends, is respectiully solicited, Sima february 1, 1844. fimee VANA ION HOUSE HOTEL sah undera T tho public, es vecasion to inform bis fiends and ite) ao Fe House is now local Edverren penta 0. 6 the steamboat fi dewening inthe, harine eons family apartia fk tersoa is Sei loyed to procure permits to Inad passengers, baa imac tered rveae inmediately after the visit iaitors to thi Inland should prognre « passport from ‘Const port barkation, to fenlties ant inconreaience. =~ #21 6mec® WILLIAM FULTON. ENGLI8H ADVERTISEMENT. ‘Di ‘ST. KA’ ABA ES HOTEL, Spradive the 9 and near Se Ho Migt.— N. Inte aes Ber hehe British SpeaietD He, axpectlly lot Lave Sy ai ds Hates Osis that ble: which is Ouut und d'ixahed, regat moore ¢ klemen, = Visiting Baton as eae at rot eres the othet efit th and tar sanyo Vanda, i ae ard ands, te i Roomand ie Baths. wi aoe te fond in "the men may Kap age the Week or month for board, rd, ke, ate pes ERENSUE bers to aarare those who may hoot him sn fortailoy ya ody toons Osten il eat te and good wll iso bean ned on the Brush BATHS AT THE GLOBE aie HE Rae Tea oe the above establishment would inform CoN ie ene frequenters of this houge that the "Baths lored ued time for the purpose of refitti put tier ‘Nena proper order, aud they are now ore jaatly ap pied with the Croton water, good attendance, and every other h alth ‘aad comfort, and will 9 france in Broa! + SLAY i Pa al the hotel ‘andin New street. £25 im MAGNIN'S LUCINA CORDIAL, OR, ELIXIR OF L OVE. JPOR the speedy ed certain cure of female irregularities, im potency, | deity, Haor albus, incipient consamption, constuti | ality, whether the result of imprudence, ill? eas oF a MT sonation produced by thif wronder{ul medical discover. hi im nearly equalied by jutroduction into erica, | Numerous test'mouials have been received | from those whose constitution was a mere wreek, but who have been. inv porate this incomparable Cardia). Ouhers wns bad ruined heir "hal ith by: wat? folly ox extravagance, a | foand in this cordial the -qestaration, ¢ other medical ait used « hitherto chil Hdtess Moog passed opr intirm, the imy Sid the debjlivared have again erolied in the elesresey an of bygone days, agent of one of the interior villages ef New York a case, in which by theme of two toulesof Lacing Cordial couple. afver four years of bitter disappoisment, w feaioiee Over the Fealvtation Of the ferdest Ropes F's aiittled ‘The ageut for the city of A. New York, wb yp fen ee i hep who had been afflicted with a disease of for eleyen years. Ina few days be retarned ae said he ink rs rived far more benefit from the one bottle roma Se for eleven ey rs. He iminedi tay jah, aix boitles pace f fbids us to name the manv cases to which e attibety ve teers ‘The untiverssl sstisfaetion which thi inestimable Elixir has viven, nota single complaint hav- ing pean made, is not one of the least prools of its uurivalied excelleres, Sud, 3 bah bottle, treet vn vigor New York ; 90 North atreet, avi a 138 Washington street, Boston. lw tec ee CLINTON Hi LIBRARY, SEVENTY BRITISN Suits ODICAL: ERSONS not caning i. py ‘sabscribers, on ys ment’ of five ay the Berchet ae HATLEY, Pon LE ERRAPPHIRN AR OOH Cun zie} ate aut nite rie aC Floren fore: side) Mise actet eat At by Aignan, og 9 the pein i sash by yop the is work omnes tweaty- Dur wae .£wO ‘& superb rofessor handsome qnarto volul uber cont Engraving, designed by exeini, im each number is $1 50—twe numbers to be pab- receivedat Mr. rover tbe New Office, 71 price of Liapenard street, C0 ‘comer rot Broadway, over the is Pere ‘Ly lished monthly, Su becription: comm we ee JENNINGS & 00! DRA PERS AND ne ORS, 3 No) oe NO, 231 BROAD Ranta nor, L,(OPPUSLTE THE Zou vores evived per ast Sioos venabery Sidacy' hoes oat pei io ne sine ot ees Cossimeres, in verigus = rn sid for dreae’ Vevta, ‘Meria maar of ich Th ahd Bath ew ros: oven ould sweat 4 our Et phy hat fro hry ‘he a patronage a ft the ready tem, by which we are sere adam ral 4 ey arments at fom 2h to 33 per cent than \aoge the ley yom lise must commend it to tl 08 requiris ve for i epee is the addition to our k tment of Cadaly A (HEADY WADE GAR i; inching Ly Ch Frock Coats, Pantaloon’s and ae ates tg QLOTHING MANUFACTURERS. T sh wk tt pee ] mavufacrore every descr - tt he Weer sree borane withthe large number ol ‘a rio wet up Noel at short notice “andy rah aurea pale nine Q ¥ atin herbocker Blawes pass close to the F rom en and fident, strente ore TINEME TS. eee Al MPLETE 8Y52EM S¥0 t ea ibe ed or gb Fechionny Garment now ‘a Bd is ready for delivery. As the repatasion of the La chor as a fashiouable cutter is Loo i known to require ne system is with confideage offered to the adeno’ as a inere thenretical inveatiu (oF speculation, ybat as the reat pra ctical and poms ve work ever pul abe oy ‘on this subject. It yeas eu a fasbiona- oh found to co yall th the varlows, ‘and America is ty iom, and Ye recommended to the yo ava atandard Wak, woe Obtained of author, 93 t, and can be orion corapleseners of P ener rious 8 id of gn oO, complete sets of Patt is @ nd . ‘ent tench sives as may be required, hand warragtee 10 With exssand elevate. ge TT’S BAZAAR, Number 37, between Been ving and SANDE SCOT yoturne his mont r ate pport wee siace ba opened the abo same to merit a cr A ve samme atrlet attention “vines, Liquory asd Cigars, are ae kown t» Apascny to he had atall hours a‘ one t8 aupplied with the best Seoteh ad Tish WH se peter apped with, English. Lnsh, Neateh, Welsh aC Papers: "Always the invest’ posible news by the ‘Good Reoms for Private Parties, Clubs, Meetings and Ret a | pad TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. PEYSER & CO. ban Ap? ee trom ul — of nal lam and {oh f2 Sai seul be following acl, Berlin heal Zep ne most dani assortment in vas, for da fe of Ponty silk and worsted, in all sholent Fodige dos ee, ha commence BR Ge ts \d, silver, war Mote: ieee arate Articles. ot a il sn by a and wer ieatfe ot silk a id wale Cord and Tresats, Ase Tee tanetent hee Care ivcarnilecke ell olor ead and td ‘Store at 969 Broadway, (formerly 437 Broadway.) ‘7 dinec, REED a ER § TH mrt heer *erittin PHILADE a the Wpusineas, have i their stock and man acraring Op femme oe may Fare biishments cn the globes Ag, PA Sas ee ea ck aint ned not to suiccumb to the present bevete com- a ii theit Koods are offered at che loweatend ible adv nee on the real hile constantly on the al tyre, material and wor! ai Iways comprise the most fashional goods in the market, weap od } TRE 50 POTS —Londing fs FOR THE aah ak OF THE A (CTED. Ti FOLLOWING REFERE! (ee RNA are well neq rush, Cler* in the Recorder's Office. Soi Tapa comer of Bathecpet Smith, pemamasiee Poy rarlton SR ay oe yer, Bove Manufactory, ounldson, Author of ‘he “da Follores, Offering, uilering fas bemeesttn we would advise all those ’ fete wih ‘cgukha, comeumaion liver complaint or dyapep- witnesses, tents the atieueatseliance may be placed, raceme certs at ies may be seen al CARMINANTIA DEPOT, £17 Im*eo cionnt of Greeawich Lane aud 13th at, ‘0 LEND, ABRAHAM JA SNE a Pawnbroker, No. Sere hone eae may . ‘ Goods Wearing Apparel, Personal property ee every de de ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS!!! 3000 COPIES FOR SALE, W. F. BROUGH, No. 304 Brondway, has received this * moruing per Hibernia, aie assortment of this splen- ts pesrnaieal, consisting the mumbers up to 92, vol 4, F. Brough, Baten be being sole axent fet the proprietors in the ‘Ka to state it would bean Seren rapcage to ter retail ‘pertfolion and preter Ra Ie. ios and covers tered and ormamented, for rholding the N ws sung y To de had; also, retail of Mason r treet: George Dexter, No. 321 Broad Broadway, corver of Grand. Wholesal rond way, tip stirs, Sat FRENCH CHEST Bor deen, ¢ rita eer cece nen Cy te nay y fot years, for TESOWS Pratt Segar Store, fat lwtee bets ; Park Row eomer of Ann street. ship Hottingeur, for sate on le terine, He nthe weasel 123 Iweee pane Bey FANey PALL ile DRESSES, of every description, to tet Managers tale an Te oink Jasga sack of Sp med Warren street, West B ¢ ‘ worm are cram 1 ne FRENCH CHINA. ao 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs DALESME, Importer and Axest for ‘Mannfacturers, has ways on assortment for dinner aud tea Guat, ant ri Freeh. Poree' hereon as " =e | hes, salad ait baskets, custards ac stan 000 into Ware, Greek, French and Axmeri- ted of the beat quality, gnd to be Tota to anit purehaeers. S27 Sry *re THE INVI 1? LE © closely resembles the real head of hair thats ica and OP Seah uieeseaa the tnoat perfect ante tmordinary invention of the day. t advantage eras novel and unique wig is its being without Sewing ich canes: appearances 40 Closely to rene: ir, doth in lightuess aud aaitral ae ‘appearance, as w its sexpats, being so beauti ns cases. of perspiration, evapdration ts,ani of other wigs eutirely avoi coutolssenr are alike invited to aout this novel ieting the ‘beau! and the , at the turer's. ORB any le Be Brouln way, corner Sheets ap etaire Im%en Te whole of ie pees rh ret, Corre eye the Ke Poot Buans and wy 1787 to "93, aud which has ham aad others, for the andl, WC: Melehore, and is BO} iG to the ‘o the Boras and Patoaise thi work wil te Sart cular rele, it ieblanetend fant i = te tr : ator fistse pan Gorreaponaence beuween ‘Sunni si) Giarinda, Clannda have tong been telt by the Cec of Barto ie au imporeant Chapter kate Poet's “dom F my) we welcomed 9 work with warmer fae one before us. The publi the indy of Buray’ voted attachment, ant th h alts Is in the wildly devious ‘of Robert Burns is known, this book with a ich wath ant oae oe probe Ve TL be git worl fe fractal ot ‘hata snapeioun pint tien by immortal by her connexion ‘with gen itmarnock tows Welsave not bone dieappotaied; igh oa The 7 of Burns mo is here more “fully ant ie (developed tt nian Main oM ace, caseateabaes nil an = Scots: ‘t ‘Our most ehchttal solatalecy literatare has been * Coen, may now teretare, and yee inthe Lae of Scotland's ae Ae adie a the author of just been 0} fin Ref ¥, Bom se ro to provi GENUINE TEAS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE CANTON TEA COMPANY, Principat Store, 121. Chatham stveet, New York. ranch Store, B18 Bleecker shy N. ¥. Agi at 116 Fulton atreet, Brookyn. *Aleo, spec ‘Mai wet Van Howton st, Paterson, N. J. Pye AT’ 1ON OF CITY AND COUN- fra en An ae, re to. theit several, establish eies eatenech ‘enataltaraied tem da tan Unies Cad al Thea real pope ty sud renown ot oT anal Wouees aa Prices and ud wp ret sy, va or eas His ner the to high a iow wal dertond ton er Further coramen ery will be nen feral Uirprncl miner ibe parr res 121, ogur - The p sat the Can’ The ud loon alse. “fe pleased to tak tite, Wether stares pram} ton ea Company, ite shod hothing to do a Seat noes: deweribed. at =A WP OF this advertise oer MAREE Lc 7 RENGH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, te, Tienes, spigot sonnet from revel A ‘Arafesst F fancy Hai all kinds for Flows migby RENTER spa @ es" AME aun BY By Biberty street. up staire. BOOKS, pradent man SEC ety DaAGaly 8 frat aLis net avite p an ityori ay yey Pad vale Bear orouection egal tlt te peat i tae at / a1 D fur the te ewer be ides Patent’ Fire aes cut cule ca SILAS C. oyna th ‘« i second few, mas J. tiptoe er aang "at Tene anes tall of lest cracabetine ved im part payment for the real Salamander (6 IendSwrre J. M, VAN BERGH & SON. Importers of Havana and mr eo BEG leave to inform the publin in general. that che ‘moved from No, 114 W ater street 10 N mits ere th y tntend carry tun streets, o1 Hy arate he both 1 bares ‘and retail. wears, have re- | the law, and render euch other ii Rei Antenne © Sauls of al eneris trvde sunolied ne anual, ‘Therotmtatore will be openea on Wedoesday next, the 28th inatyut, where they hope t» see their friwads to inspect heir ‘ery muperiar stock of Sears. trate GAYLER’S UNION SALAMANDER SAFES. AYLE tog and. Paten ee, 1835,—-Beve! C ihoupands amt ete i Patent + Hive = oat Book Sates, o Ail sizes, from 400 bs. ‘been ja use durion the last and at ne hanna Et Kents when. expoeed Hred'Bave been very, severely” tenund, inthe grec ire of 1835 aboat forty were in yse ‘the and , as, the certal- cath affirm, as Lge exposed to the ‘Tana, of ee beh WM TSSTANCE of failure has at. aay ie oe: iewing anc oars time to to Giced by fire acon Safes, the patent ed to make provements that ae “% recom ee Onion Ba ander on Proof against, the nr ht astern arte ctpoed oe: nT ay te omni ine 4wo | ‘the A, Lan . iner tl by any hent to whi may be tach Sale is made of bar aud plate Trom.and th the nant ondneting substances. ‘and hav an inner and outer Date aves t OF Geseayey ne pict el by agents in a: vies ty ack 1 vale street, near Gold street; A. HR. Me & 82 baie A iy “by fhe te Piatt succets Brot DCO LER, Tt Pulton see Iron 8 Safes, Sr Snecie Chests, Iron Doors, &e, made to order.” a ag ae Pat desertyt ption, A Aavared fo Bolars. A. ben John scr wf the above to “Brond em rasiet Got 7k wholesale aud retail. most surely the only whee pri he Si bove eatablishmen: “ae to any. veitert, always get sapp) their factory 5 ied at very low srfvers are able to furnish cheaper than any mae the above thereat ves, hae are warranted. TS Goods lonned for parties. —| communication from the Mayor of the city of Buffalo, Price Two Centa, ce or H.C, Taytor ror Apgariog 48 sentence of ‘Tuy! w Senre} — Wednesday. | noticing t A communication was received from the the resolution making vacant the office ii fe d had placed implicit rosie ee perintendent of the Croton Water Works—Lail on | him who had listened to hig moral Igstsuctions-—to. his ted. preaching,but who now were to listen to his sentence as a ctimal. “Me came into Court with his head down— guilt depie = civ) and vic ‘The ordinance for the various 1844, was then taken up, tha pecial business of the evening. lerman Ti.oy of the *' amorous” word, as itis now called, since his famous Teyert 6a on Police, moved to strike out the sum of $3000 for alities and $1,500 for Se ealaheatinn ct bailin 4 word was uttered, not a palliating circumstance offerea— uilt was too plainly visible—too deeply felt—the supplies, which was neg! ‘ law had been Foss violated, and its malt yal ordinance was then passed, and the Board adjourn- | not be withheld, Judge Bicsell then said you J are arraigned to receive the sentence of the Court Boann or Asssrant Atoeney.—Wednesday After. | for attempt to precure an abortion. p noon, Feb, 28—Starxp Mrerixc—President Buows in charging you with this high offence against the chair. ‘The reading of the minutes of the last meet- have plead Guilty, It therefore becomes , were dispensed with. the duty of the Court to Pronounce the sentence of the Mmvitation—To attead the Fifth Ward Democratic Re- | law upon you. The penalty is not equal to the more! putican, Ball, at Tammeny Hall, on; the 12th instant.— | turpitude ofthe offence, It is one ofa most aggravated ‘Accepted. character. You first committed the moral crime of sedu‘ Removat of Nuisances—The petition of divers persons | tion. To rid yourself of its consequences you committed to have certain nuisances removed fiom James slip—Re- | the crime aguinst the law with which you ‘stand charged. fer Fee a poten ye por in oe ° pelliates your offeme Buffalo—¥ ature hasendowed you with talents of no common asder. City of ual You have had the associated wit! virtuous ; and above all, your high professions as a Minister of the Church, leaves you no excuse for this outrage against both the laws of God and man: You were u moral teacher, educating othi- ers, enforcing your precepts with the greatest apparent sincerity and fervor—and yet your hypocrisy was of the deepest and blackest hue. You violated im un unmitigated manner, thove vital principles it was your duty to teach and obey. It is necessary that the outraged law should be satisfied. It does not punish for the mere sake of purish- ing ; it has a double, a loftier object. The Court must make an example of you. Its sentence therefore is, that Honor the Mayor transmitted a presenting to the Corporation of this city a’ copy of the Charter and ordinance of that city. . In returna resolution was concurred in requestin His Honor to transmit to the Corporation of the city of Buffalo, a copy of the charter and ordinances of this city. Outside Stairs—The petition of Thomas Slater to erect an outside stairs to his premises on the corner of Broad way and Courtlandt street—Referred to Street Com- mittee. Suits Discontinued—The report and resolution from the other Board in favor arg net my ornate: rt tity ainst city weigh- aed warrcomcursed ane i Inetiuted against city Weigh: | you be imprisaned in the Jaila: the County one year, pay Reorganization of the Groton Aqueduct Department—The | @ fine of $200 and costs of prosecution. ‘Taylor plead ordinance previously reported, recommended by a Spe- | guilty to threv of the indictmeats for stealing, and was cial Committee for the reorganization ofthe Croton hae. fined twenty-five dollars on each, with the costs of prose- duet werks was taken up in Committee of the Whole, but The other nine were nolled.—Cieve'and Herald, was not completed when the Committee rose and reported progress. and obtained leave to sit again, ¢ Approvriation Bill—The President of the Board announced, that asthe Arproreiatinan BU had not thes eels have performed their trips with great regulart- passed the other Board, it would be necessary to call a | ty, speed and safety. ‘The transmission of the letter bags special meeting of the Bourd at the earliest possible mo. | has likewise been made with great punctuality, and ous ment, as unless the bill be passed before the first March, | Merchants have always been able to calculate with adc- the city treasury would be bankrapt. [t was, therefore, | ree of certainty, on receiving answers to their letters, or adopted, that the Lo ‘meet to-morrow evening at se sall packages of goods, by the next return steamer. A o ‘clpck ‘for thet thaten exception to this regu- ‘Stephen Heustle oT Dime! Conanitthanion)Binsnce reported interchange has occurred, by vome unaccountable he in favor sf coned with the Board of Aldermen in in- | Blect or mismanagement, Hoe states that “several letters : stis, the Keeper of the } #ent by the Hibernia her last trip, January Ist, haye ai nth, reached their destination, and what renders the ciren: stance more mysterious is, that newspapers delivered at the post-office With the lost or mislaid letters, huve been received in England. ‘This facts proves. that the letters were sent to the office in due season. The question then arises, were they put into the mail bag here, andif.so, did the mail otticer deliver at the oitice in Liverpool, the s: number.of bags that he received here? ‘These questio being answered inthe affirmative, would fix the the Liverpool Postmaster, unless, indeed, which iv not im- possible, one bag may hav: , by mistake, in Hali- jax. Be it as it may, it is cez it there haw been pul: pable and unpardonable neglect somewhere, ‘and it most certainly behooves the proper authoriti inquire into it, and see that ourmerchants are not again subjected to loss aa inconvenience by similar neglect.”—Beston Qou- eb. 7 cution. Feb, 2, Cunanp Main Srram hese excellent vee- River, was Stanton Bocas Street Alderman the report of t Sewer. int Alderman Crantick, who was anxious to go moved an adjournment, but this was rofused by a large vote, as it waa considered a want of courte Assistant Alderman Boggs, who had allowed the gentle- man ‘from the First to get the Sewer in Liberty street passed through without opposition. Failing in procuring an adjournment, he then moved that the entire of the pu pers be read. This occupied a very great deal of time, which is now becoming valuable, bat the gentleman of the First was determined to gratify his whim at the pense of the time and Pe lence of the Board. Suc’ trifling with the business of the Board hos caused several of the members to express their disapprobation. « Ansconnep.—We find ‘the ‘The Report in favor of building the Sewer from ery flattering notice. in. the St, Mangin street, was adopted. (N. F) Journal of Veb.4—" The American Vice “Assistant Ald. Cuaniicx here jumped over the iron | Conaul at this port has absconded, it appears, huving wtie- rajling separating the lobby from the floor of the Council | ceeded in making his way into the affections\of some of Chamber, and bolted out of the door. our trusting folks, whom this defection leay President Duown, directed the Sergeant-at-Armsto pro: | minus. He has gone to Penn: ceed and bring the gentleman from the First Ward back Peppdiation, will entitle him eat forthwith. is will, pe erhaps, be a Assistant Ald. Bocas announced that the Appropriatign hen unabthorised pretension hus, too often, had a Bill baa passed the other Board. suarive influence. Whe editor of the ‘Morning x The Sengeant-at_Arms heve reported that As Ald. | the seals of office handed over to him pro tem, previously Charlick would retura in a minute or two: meantime the | to the elopement of the prior.” Board adjourned. Amrrican Con Scene in THE Missrssuret Leaisvarure.—A Jetter itom Jackson to the Vicksburg Whig, dai Sth, says About 11 o’clock the ery of fire was rained in the street, and a member of the House rushed into the aisle, and in a stammering voice said, "Mr, Speuker, t move the House take a recess of fifteen minutes, sir, for Ist, For arresting him, the said MeGowan, without com- ] the Capitol ison fire.” Here was a general rush for the ‘authority.; 3d, Kor refusing bail; 3d. For impri- | door, and every, body went tumbling for the street. At ies the complainant without aut hority or color of law; | about the same instant, a member of the Senate annotinéed th, For maliciously and corruptly making out; g | to the President, “Nhe Capitol is on’ fire,” to which the and filing in the County Clerk’s office, a record of con President replied, “The —— it ie” and Jett his seat with ia fondlecrstert ly prin ay under the vagrant act, ngs ainst | the speed of a greyhound. | believe it was nothing more the complainant without any legal authority for so doing. | than the soot burning in one of the chimneys.” Judge Ivcx1s moved'that the new es, together with the repent of the commute ted e previons meet. We regret to learn th ing, be referred back to same committee to report [the Hon. David R. F. Jones met with a serious a thereon, which motion was adopted ; and the Court then f cident yesterday afternoon, which we fear muy deprive adjourned to meet on Tuesday the 12th of se at four | his constituents and friends at his deaiestire services tor o'clock, P. M., when the committee will be ready to re- | the residue of the session. hington street, port. he fell and broke hia left eR), ns wey Detween the knee and ankle. ig near the mansion of G. W. Stanton, Eaq., he ed thither, and haying receir prompt medical treatment, is doing well Aru Van m, atrived Movements or Ponrty —leinderstand, lett NS Buren, accompanied by Commager, th i in thin city he “praia goer town yesterday, Mx. Vat 8t f son, Mr. 8. T, ‘ounty Court. Wrosespay arrenvoon, Feb. 28.—This Court met pur- suant to adjournment, Judge Ulshoeffer in the chair. A new series of charges were preferred against Jusiice Gar- rit Gilbert of the Upper Police, by Andrew McGowan, ACCIDENT IN ALBANY S. Circuit Court, Before Judge Betts. —The Court was opened at eleven o'clock, when the following Grand Jurors were empannel John Delamater, Esq Forem: ndrew Campton, An- drew Carrigan, John C. Dupost, Moses H. Grinnell, Jolin W. Howe, Dwight Lathrop, Stewart ©. Marsh, James “A. O'Reilley, Benjamin Petit, Willian Ryer, John 'T. Sea- man, James Sherwood,’ Jesse K.. Weeks, Christopher Wolf, James Webb, Peter Esquitol, Leonard Garrit, Jo- seph Hopkins, James Pinkerton, Daniel West, and Benja- min H. West, Esqs.—22 His Honor, in charging the GrandJury as to the nature of their duties, observed that the calendar contained ‘a number of cases, some of which were of a serion’ ne ture, committed on land aa well as on the high er, t first offence on the calendar is Aaah of of tapovided for by iolence com- Reptile p ace UN | oa pst to the care | (Pa) Henry Kifer, a Coat dante. idier of 1776, who J the age of one hundred and ten years and six mitted on the mail Phe ,Grand Jury must [ had attained Hanh pans of fence was committed, ead months. be satisfied, fi act of Congress ond the Inw¥of the |, that itiagg.s, in such coges, made sud provided. 10) 04, in New PDs) Ah will take p! Unita’) ‘Jary Fhave not the power, as in ee see 9 hig candidate fer hive wognizance whether eee cnplé fact, whether Colby, the democratic candidate, Julia f aliire they are committed against the United States laws, ‘The next charge is that of smuggling in which vix individuals are concerned, Previous to, the passage of the act of 1812,the piinishmentprovided ‘was but afine—thi hus sade it a criminal offence, ax it was found hoa sons of no means were often put forward bj reed hg could this escape detection. The Jaw was chang: 10 Sho mud the and J Jury become satisfied that the indie vidual or individuals had landed goods subject to duty, without a lawful permit, then it becomes their duty to pre- “ 0 pergon oF persons so char vere net ‘case of importance was that of passing alter- od Treasury notea, supposed to have been stolen. The firgt question to be observed ip the casey whether, stich notes had been issued under and by the authority of the U. 8. Government ; and next, that said notes had Deen alterod 5 Gol thirdly, Whether’ the’ individual eherged | ‘Tact of u letter from a passenger : On Board the Britan uty of passing said notes so altcred ; Haas then it | nia, sfalifax, Fel). 6, 1944—We left Boston on Saturday, the duty of the Grand Jaty to preséat the person | the'ad, and on Sunday escauntered.a heavy gale, n whch soah The next was acharge for attempting to pate | 4 great part of the steamer’s bulwarks were stove iz. We counterfeit coin. It is not said whether said coin, wes of } are tying in harbor here, and the gate still continnes we Heater anpe foreign issue, not is it of conxequence, provi: | Ix pectto leave for Liverpool in four hours, The Briton dd tant said coin be a pait of the © ed currency: of | nig isa noble rea boat, and performed admirably, the country. ‘There are certain coins, not of Ameri issues, but of foreign countries, which ore made by logal tender. Inthe saan tie lw alledged (hat the con wan asilver one, and the first object of enquiry is, whether it is part of the legal currency ; and secondly, whether the porron fo charged had pasted anioh acounterfeit. The were aeveral charges committed on the high sens against en, captains, mates, Xc., for assaults and batteries th dangerous weapons, cruel and untsual punishment, Xc., all of which would be fully explained ax they came ¥ for the action of the Grand Jury. There was also a 'e of obstructing an oflicerfof the United States while ga warrant. fine Grand Jury wereto enquire whr- ther the warrant was_istued by a competent office next, whether any individual interfered, either by thr or intimidation, to prevent the due exeeution of such war- rant; if so, then such person was amenable tothe law. ‘The 1 attend in the room and expound nce ox the Grand Jury nire inthe due discharge of their duties. The Grand Jury then retired. The Petit Jury were al- lowed to go home "til Mj morning at 1 o'clock, ns thare war no bu jor their cognizance, The Court then adjou morrow. AvLTERS.—Mrs. Grives, moter <clating Misssissippi treasurer, has “praye TO eto permit hen sooty return to the State and {hi account 0 his errors ia office. It is thought (hat may turn state's evidence, and let some very impor tant secrets out of the bag. Died Fabra ry y 1th, at the residenee ry whieh nip, Pager cortnt f.—The State elec- eon the 24 Tnexd ermnar is Anthony a H, Stee! New Anricnnor Exrour.<eThe Hibernia steam en, takes @ considerable quantity of ice from the Fresh Pond mantiactory,, as an article of Tuxttry and comfort 10 John Bull, who cunnot ehrystalyse ih Yankee style, and only raises a poor imitation of the genuine Boston Uram, Roman Cxrnonie Cavren Cast IN) New Or- cans. The last New Orleans gon tate that the case of the Church Wardens vs. the Bishop, the Judge of the Parish Court rendered his opinion on the exception & against the plaintiff, and put the case ont of Court. It will be carried to the Supreme Court. Accrpent ‘to Tar Britannta.—The Britannia of her voyage to Halifax, appears to have met with exceedii ane severe weather. The follow, isan ex Inect —There is a lady in wed the ey ae 4. ter 12 yearsold, who. haw crossed, that big vend, f foughter 1 yeart wimmin ‘The husband, War f the Victoria, if wo mistake not. Fexare "TRAVELLER Sharlestoa, who has EDWARD, LIBRO NO. 108 WILLIAM STRE De Man Jou, Work tt re ay wearin Bi: = re Waco MOMPUB-Am ats ferv! ne TiN AS District Attorney wo pete . Embroider reat variety. sown ‘echele nd Ber be, shaded and tolroideny anit Chenile Cons and Sto) Beads, sand Threads a Worrd and Cottons e Perforated ‘ Paper, &e WILLIAM PET TE ER AND TAILOR, 90 FULTON STREET, ag 1S ae alin by le re cheney I darability of hie work, and ina uniety per ro for their cousideration the &,1+ Tag list of prices! — rior Dress Cor 29, 230, 231, a eed at 7, 826, 21, rin, 31, 19, Deatu or Junar Enat udge } Engle lived for some time in Lowa, and soon after he came to this State he was promoted to the bench. His ec ape nd on the hench gave very general satisfaction, and his sickne: and consequent nation were matters of public re gret. Pence to his memery.— St. Louis New Bra, Feb. 17 tte $, =290 t9:5,00 Fa gates Sack ©o1 | ema omeny.—The village of Montgo- | permcirsfarshing thei> on materials mak mery,in Orange county, sui saftered ecyere ipes by fire vriees arday nig! The dwelling house, barns and tobac: tory of Mr. Waring, and two {renal story houses, torehouseof Gen. Borland, including the post of | 4 ‘ere destroyed, ‘The contents of the post office were | with w teh shout $20,000. A seer of che parbiie, sptrmann ie solic 4, Roman Catito1 ACIS 1% TUR UNITED EN ATES DAGY ERRIAN GALUER y. It is stated that by the arrival of 1 Hibernia d- JE, WHITE wat pute el te mo he . - * . rt f Woks Peat, Ralimere is been nominal | ATH NRROT PPR WOIOER AY cl tropolitan Bishop of the United States; 1 Rahiel Fenwick, of Boston, Bishop Hngher. of Purcell, of Ohio, and Bishop Le Blan are to be made Archt Privare Mart Fme in Mow strep STATES.~ im v of which he ee seeneee to ion charg di by chen experienced in the Bu SINESS, s.—Notic e Avett wersons will be permitted to wse we er Pauetelpode, Wil mi Ieen. and Baltimore railrond for the purpove of violating the Jaw, by carrying letters out of the mail of the United States pl a ee Moyamensino Weavens.—The weavers of suit townahlp have struck for an advance of wages. (for gromping an of the superiority ve New York for the ver dint no 0 over evinblinhinent the sole agent imparted German Carmen as “ity or State can they be ard Ame: G Jhemica’ le at che an lowent prices