The New York Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1844, Page 3

On Friday morning, Ist inst. Samurt Hraty, aged 69 ears, * His friends and ac: tances requested to attend his funeral, on Saturday afternoon a o'clock, from his late residence, 38 West 14th street, without further invi- tation, His remains will be taken to Greenwood Ceme- tery. On Thursday afternoon, 29th ult. after a short but se- vere illness, Many Jane, only daughter of Jane and Fran- cis Stewart, aged 17 months and 17 days. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, to-morrow noon, at 4o’elock, from the residence of Wooster street. On Frid: of Richard Starr. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu- eral, from 108 Leonard street, to-morrow afternoon at 4} o'cloc! On Tharsday, 29th inst. Anna Avavers SuEnr. a terof the Inte Frederick Sebert, Esq, age years Advices NEw YORK HERALD aD AT THE os ienfuegos, to Cabello Cape Haytien Point Petre, Guad. Pernambuco + val + Gibraltar ii PR: Passengers Arrived. Livenroot—Packet ship Saml Hicks—John M Livingston, and 441m the st AravacnicoLs—Brig Wm L Jones—Miss ¢ Carty, Mrs Margaret Vandam. Passengers Sailed. Jrvenroot--Packes ship Oxford—Levi North, New York; im P Hersey, Boston; Matthew Morgan, Andrew Morgan, Florida; Rev Alex Macleas, Nova Scotia; Lieut J. Collings, 83d Regt, Canada; Altred McKenzie, Szotland Foreign importations, LiveRroor—Ship Sam} Hicks—2 pls Townsend, Sayre & Clark—2 Smith, Wright & co—4 AR Van Nest—4 H F-roum Philad 1 Freevenn de ing, deat Wolt & aay L Auerburyir—3 HP Freemao—t Geo W atone rr yunham UW 8 Saunders—5 Isaac Newton—1 H Dixon—13 Hunt Bros —40 Sands, Fox & co—23 Corveli B os—2_ J Mortimer & com4 B Hyslop & son—32 Paton & Stewart—2 Belhnap & Wykoil—3 C Hi Kellogg & co—7a0 sik. salt Hicks & co—0 tous pig iron 746 brs tin plate 8 pkes Win Mead—1t| Stokes Gilber & co—3 & ‘shoe? E Rol 1 Adsuead & co—7_ K Hunt—8 Wood & Folger—1 JA Newbold—3 Manning & Jourueay—1 Shaw. Blake & co—5 BR Lummis—2T Hunt & co—3_J Faleoner—2 Richards, Bassett & ‘Aborues2 ft Stenhens—2 Bramhall, Aber- nethy & Collins 3 Wi Philad—2J Reese & =I Van Wi raha l— yone-c2 Hlayey & Slag TH Sheldon cord Bululey, Gree ham & co—2 L & B.C RN Saisea—it JR Woirell~1 B.D. fray & co—10 Worrell & Conts6 Gorton, Hodges & co— 2 Siter, Price & com! J McLanahan & co—3 Cook, Anthony & ’y~4 Gibson & co—. EB Corant & co—tt McKee & co =52 Garn r & co—3 Sheldon & Smith—4 Wm Sloan—I. Coffin, Bradley & co—6 Cromer & co—d_ Worrell, Wood & Coates—d JW Gibbet Jas Lefferts—3 Halstead, Haines 8: mers—3 reeland, Stewart & cot Young & 81 ‘sal Watt—5 G! Has ices & com! —8 A TT Stes 105, Aue, Brothers— in 3 John ‘Gihon & co—46. J Nicholson —38 Tooker, Mead & co—3 G & H § Thorp—9 Barber Brothers 1200 bas tin plates Phelps, Dodge & co—| pkg W Hackett—1 J Owen—18 Godirey, Pattison & en—60 Perase & Brooks—9 W Pi end Stone & co—7 J McKee & co—12 B Torry—12_ Inglis & Be aia Parsons, Canning & co—11 Wight, Sturges & Shaw manga & co 18.4 McCall & co—t 1 Bpirtorth 9 Brothers & co—9 pichipess FS pis F Steinhei—5 ‘Tracy, Mares nish Markoe & co—16 W Lee & cond Ahmet MO im & com? 8 Crooks—2[ Smith & co~'4 Cameron ‘& Brand ‘Bird sHilan & com4 H Baylis— 6 Thos Reynotds—a J Warren 3 {Tomes & son—3 Hasiuck & i & co—35 Bniterfie! i—' G Haste & co AxpterpaM—Brig Neptany: Muti-r& co Schuchardt, Beach—10 JD penhausen—7 A Del fiel vicesu & Rusch—86 Dutith Coore ery—12 Bri hanpt Bron? CH SandseaT Boriege & Auster 35 xa § bales to urd B Boria—24 bgs seed Decker & Gerdes Domestic Importations, Aratacw:cota—Brig Sm L Jones—100 baler cotton Buek & co~l0e 1M Taimas’-300 Collom & Iselin-87 sticks cedar M reed uel CHARLESTON! —99 De Peyser & WI MARITIME HERALD. Olympia—880 boles cotton Renard & co ash “Yatling Days of the Steam Shipe. FROM AMPRICA, f 7ROM LIVERPOOL, Caledonia, 3. Westers, Mattl G, Britain, Hosken Foreign Letter Boge: Letter and Newspa) for il be made up at the fen, Ship Masters and Agents, ‘We shail esteem ita favor, if Captains of Vessels wili give BRAY Sityey, of opr News Fiect, @ ite: left at the Port whence they sailed, the spoken on ther Tosnage,a List of their Cargo, a or Neves they ma 3 will Bed these temrmalintty: tor tone arrival ts and. Core Feapocdents, at-home er abroad, w era favor by sending te tia Office ail the Marine Intelligence the ebtua. | Nantienl Information of oxy kind will Le shan’ one PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 2. “$941 soon snvs oH WATER Cleared. Ships Oneida, Fanck, Havre, Boyd & Hines en bey dt & Balehens ¢ 3 terhani, Colon, Be ih, Mobile, 5 & Clea jaa Smith, Mobile, Sturges Retincyer Gn, taylos & Hach: ‘Transit (Br) Newbold. Yiocrute, Miidiston & Co; Penusylvacia, Baron, Ph L MeCready & "0; Alb rtina Joye, Portlan Pouvert eel Messenger, Sands F Brederickshaig, van; Susan Ludwig, Carling, Portland. Arrived, Hicks, Busker, from Liverpool, Feb. t led in eo. wit tantine, and Howaed, Hilly for NOsemnie was boarded ‘by a heavy sea, which stove bulwarks, washed away the cow house, stove boats, and did other damage. mpia, Hotherton, 10 pers from Charleston, with cot- yster & Whitmarsh (before reported ia the Herald from Baraceah, with cotoate FLD Kerk koe Vamborg brig Nentuns, Franken, 0 daye from Amsterdam, with mdse, to J. Wolfe, Brig Majestic, Trae, i2days from Carden) th 209 hhds 32 tes molasses to De Peyster & Wimsatt Tiss been 8 days of Hatteras, Brig Win Jones, Tyler, 16 days from Apalachicola, with cotton, to Bng ie Guten 1 }{ days from Apalachicola, with cot- ton, E. U. Ha elew, Ore ship, one barqne, three brigs. si in & Mt hy Dono- lod. a Bl benl Bunting, Liverpool: | Henry BI ‘ #. (Br) Cum- mince. do; Charjes, Low. NOrlenn Cole’ do; barues BucdOresan Headers doy 2 Wiser Ponees inte , Bulkley’ Charleston; Wm Paras Henry Kingston. Jas others. Packer shin Oxford, (or Liverpool a and the Victoria, Morgan, pit. Trawford, Jamaica; Ho: Wenger, Tio. Grande, and is qtauchor at London, at the Miscelianeous Pacuert sity Oxe1oA, for Havre, will sail to-day. ter bags ace at this office, Ansivats, &e. av New You anid clevry ees at this port duriog la. Her let, eee are the arrival* month: varvived, Cleared. American +. «++. 96 6 Argentine Repablic 1 6 Austria 0 1 Beli 0 1 Bre 2 1 4 i 1 2 . 3 0 fomverg 3 1 Norweysan 2 0 1 2 2 4 in ‘ax. Ti ner. Gale, at Chirleston from Greenock, reports that oushe ait al int 353 Lon 34 23, fell in with the Halifax, of fax for Antigua, dismas ed and leaking Lag, tks, stancheons and decns swept. Took off Ci 8 in number, She wes lope ih fish Passagi i{hejpncke ship Union, Captain Rursell ; ‘ork, bringing dates to fat rension socrerssoe osha Taree i'n roamurhably. quick passage New Or we of Wiscasset, C, Socinye = warleston Patriot, ‘and in %0 this port, in Whatemen. firigt New London 20h ult. Pheaix, Slate, with 2700 bbls the 6th jast brig splendid. quick Packet, Shearman, NB. at Navigator feland Lp mov out, with 1400 bits ab oil—had token. 1301 Ohta i bees thao Ht mos. lt wel 1 Pease, NB, 1000 "ps sm, NB on NW Coast Aug 10, 500 wh, to ‘0 into ths b ys sof the Two Brothers—Jare 20, Lan. os, Halifex, 100 sp; Sept Mi Iris, na Reports in Abril. Winslow ee Gana Pat mon, 1600 «fh: L'Ancourt, Ha teh Sid fin Soe ety Talands aboue Oct 4, Stephania, oud for NB, full. Spoken. for Havre, Feb 28, lat 1020, lon 08 at this port, 1 Keb 3, lat 94 15, lon 29, (Sunday) aiter, er parents, 49 Ist inst. CHances Stann, aged 21 years, soo he wre & co—20 and & co—798 bdlx ratrans 8 pias e Meyer & Pop our Nov Wm Wal Ricnmont ae NYorl monic river, for Ep NT SI Trescott, Walker, Hammon Chichain, ae and St C} xwan Mason, Li ‘THE, Th ture now gre, tly nu Td 4 New Y the year | at eight said roa ree distance of about ox would be is vow di And yor want of, greatest; Peast ar roa} itses ocersinns! faults or not like 1 bie Bos 7 consist of H. Ruggles, Treasarer; D. 9. Wolte, » | Rusates, ig ht the panc wally, Gen" it eat. gn 3 Ames, for. New Yor! i Sol seo temegelt, Fassett, for Boston, de Brain, Trin. Feb 5—No American ven Haatiero: ; Bermad ida, no date—Arr Johu H ‘An rp viwa, Feb 20 Sid Mary Penoell ahi. Oct 27—In port, lenthe, Steele, from ivepoot, 5 goes Caldas, Webb, Sa je bite: Francis Stanto: Leeda, os Puskar, MEnGanzows, Feb %—Sk “Houiexe Hour, fate tip pee ‘was recently Proviven b Below, at the B. RLESTON, Feb at Arr Ge Geores, Hall, ot aare rigged, ven v RAVANTAH, Feb. mc American and Sterling, H Brown, Most + ter, Proctor, Boston; Viola. Emerson, NYork. Arr'2 Aldedueon (Br) Fes: ree Raritan, Adams, Phinn-y; Jackson; a les, New Yorks Elza, [ir Coffins Jan ate eye Hollicesiesd’ Vere Crate Ate 1h, Heury Lee jumbia. Jordan, Witmingto Johi Tilby, Rio Janeiro: Hommond, Talbot, tons Pioneer. Parker, Chatlestoi Chi im an Huss, AY ie Chusan, CB Br] Scott, Hut Md Richd St J ha MEETING NA A PRINTERS of the cit: Shokspere Hotel, corner of Wi li (Saturday) EVENING, at half-past 7 o'cloens,to,heuratd act ponithe report of theCommiite s ar mrpornted ax the Insc meeting ON W. JOSEPH T. CROWE. bus 'secretry. Present byes jaremant on that road, will ad: ork and Long I ‘hat tre Long Island Rat! Road Company was chartered in “iE the said Jatioy residing in its which they Island, the weather a of winter. The in no wise fit f ‘het your petiticners are this Toute, fert Lefferts, isvc Ee port. H’ghlander, Mayberry. fi same da} H Bmith for Bostor do, 10; Champion, Soule, for do max for Baltimore, i, " ‘on M in Boston. abe Nov 2s; Robe Palstord, Caldwell, for den ‘and others as before reported. Home Ports. Pontiann, Feb 21—Arr North America, Righardson, from Rpton. tolotd for West Indies: Helen Sar, ‘Thomaston Tor Portsmoutn, Feb 27—Arr Nestor, Moses, NOrleans. IN, Feb 29—Ni Telegraphe: hatham, steooa, 3A Ls mogene, W. lenus, Hardy,Cape ne Donnell, Matang)s: Outesie, Jenkins, . Hardes ag hice carer, Mo: phia; Caroline. pe Fieidinn, Norfolk: V jeter. Bassett, i {of Rockport, late ‘of Boston) Gamage jr, ton, Gorham, NYork—got off the Lower rounded, without damage, and was towe city by the steam tow boat Dai 1d MeDonon: Voltaire ig on the railway tev. Feb 26—Sld tld ee Joriah Stu ses T Cromw of Virginia, white ‘ord the following dimensiok: masth 61 ft 5 inch breadth of be+m 17 fc 5 inches; depth ‘of hold 6 ft 2 inches, aud avery fast Feb 28—£1d Aurelia, Dunbar, aud Pyre! abeih Cty. NGq" Richard huh: Wielesson desp! ANE " Haven, Feb 28—Arr New York, Jones, NYork. Sid mit ew ti Fen 96—Arr Masters, Demeran rim, Boston for New York; omaston for d: Josh peysile Wite + Richmond, Siitavan . Smith, aud Mexico, ownsend: Ingersoll, Newark, Arr Deborah Ann ‘Somers, Powell, New bound up, Marietta Burr, Kuapp, fm LK, Feb 26—In Hampton Roads, Abby Ametia, Col- Oy bur from Richinond, and Ocean, Gertitt, from Nansemond NYork. ‘ox, NG. Keb 2t—Arr Danl Webster, Demarest, New 1d Sophia D, Providence. NYork; Hayne, Havava; Haabet, Rice, Guernsey; Vulture, 'NOrleana, cid Adetine & Eliza’ Hopkins, do Mary’ d, Norwood, Mat»nzas ald Flor oa, Bremen: aa) Leggett, Liverpool; Clio, (Br) N of Lady Warrington, Bonney, West [udie a nL Andersoa. Hall, Eng, Sid To: Arrant ‘Tuck Crthehins, Ce) Hala Thach- Tybee, Me- a 3, lao, 2 gst Russell, "Havre, Dimon liges Mary Clark, Gale Greenock; ate Boewton Boren, Forest King, Kelly, Ha: iA Ret: Burgess, and Importer, aiverpools ‘Alex Edmond, [Br] Strong, Lon? r] Furnes, Cowes; Tamerlane, Thesbald toni, NW ork: Walls oster, Port Spai Trini Bean K Re ce [Br] Tur, Hamilton, Bermuda. cid Hebe: [Br Winght, Liverpool; “Leduora, Collins, New Yorks Mary Shields We'thington, Matavz 5 ull, Y. poor; Hy Iphia, vert adel phi Nor jartha Washi Tyh ashington, T y}e Eee Union oston, Cid HY ‘eb 19- faud. Bavis NYorks Gazelle, Allen and RW. Brown, Ts ‘ater, Feb 19—Arr Cotton Planter, Pratt, Hav 7] Coleman. Bristal, Cha Samuel (8 erpool. Arr 22% ay opeetcels [Br] Fleck, do. he ner, Hallett, Boston, Arr Hl, Liver- Fi HW Tyler Tyler, Bu ita, New 01 New Onurans, F Baltimores ick, , Swasey, Havana Plato, nd Gilver ,G ven, Boston; Oconee, ; Warwick, Leighton; t ondor, Wards Young; Francis P Beck, Stack: Atkimar, ku St Mary jelize, Hon. (Cid Warten Hast iverpoel; Synux, Seely, Glasgow; Oak, ’ ‘Are ith, Aths, een ee} Loo Champ! Millers ii f jon, layne, ‘Balfisee ly Lal jiope, & Eliza; ‘Inomas, St Thomas: C0. OF JOURN EN PRINTERS. OIOURNED Mr TING of JOURNEYMEN New York, will be held.at the jam and Duane streets, THIS UTON, Chairman. m2 Ie Wenrer 7 ABLES & OATTLER, intelligent boy to leara tht ness. Roviy'at 3.4. M. _ 410 GUN MAKERS Nove bt eh ne ean heed ered PPT en Te Philadephia. ,ER AND NURSEAY-MAN —Won i peeatanay wo hasiaaee ( isamediat * pince xb ut Lp ry gerne eee ts. beumorn Sand 6 oa a8 «some of the best ee the eat recomarudat irom al hie . se to igquive of Seser » ke Cormia, 53 Broadway, for Garden, eae "hstiees THAT TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS. | T* the Gentleman who took two handred dollars helovging to | *. another person, stending at the counter 52 Wall street, will retorm the same though the post o: dressed to J, Thomp- son, Broker, no expose will be made. ‘The person is well known by: sight, and he cannot escape except by complying with this request. m2 (em. | 20 Re WARD—wil! be immediately paid to any person phe will give iufnrnation of the extateace of JOH D, a native of Blackburu, Lancashire, Hugluad. He ies * » the Un tates about ten or Ena se re. mained some t me in Providence, Ithore Is! ablock printer. He was seen xt’ Boston Venn ‘acy of £1300, b queathed exch any reference 0 hi i the Pari eh of eogetary a enee, ora cert death, he above reward will be | paid and turther information, afforded by to the | undersigued. WILLIAM WHIT Faken, No. 4 Market street, Trenton, 1 please notice the pov m3 3" O35 Yesterday moming, between 1 and 2 o'c'o:k. be tween Wall, Water and ! earl st eets,a Draftdrawn b K-lty &Co.cn and accepted by Nesmith, Hyde & (0, fat Killinasby. Feb. 21, 1844, for $4,358 16-100, The public are wed aga ost negscinting the above dralt. ‘The fuder will rally rewarded by le vie NESMITH: HYDE & CO, 71 Pine at AN aad his wife or @ single gentleman, can cco! ted with excellent Rooms an genteel Board,iu a email family, aad a very desirable location. Apply at 368 Broad way, between the hours of $ anu 6 P.M. Hiss trade oat New Or. 10 hemselfy two childrea, 0 ow, deve: diog on ym forth ‘proot «this ex S-whern panera : ae ‘RENCHMAN, having taken his degrees im the University of Paris, desires to find x respectable il to take care of the children’s education He Latn, Greek, Mathematics, elements of Mus every thing required for a complete education. Reade atreet, Apply at 98 13 Im*rre USIC. JOSEPH KAMMEREE Professor of Music, rerpectfelly announces to his patrons and the pablic im general has removed from 59 rey to 136 Laurens street, where all orders for his Cotilion Band to perform at Parties ktc. in or ‘out of town, will be received aud promptly attended to. Orders for J. K. will also erreceiv at Mr. W. Dubeis’s Store, 205 Broadway. 1% Imes UMBRELLAS, EPER, BROTHERS 1 0. I, MARKET STR PHILADELPHIA, Atay fF the. revival of wastoaes. bare: tacreaned a inautfaccuting oper ione 40 ax to rival the reatecen aithmenta im the obey Purchaers may iy on applied w avtity. and. quality 0 . Peng eR SOLS A stb SUN SHADES, imcludine she fate Parisian style Being deter ned not to succumb to the preseat severe com- durable ady:nce petition, their goods are offered a: the lowest on the real cos ; while constantly on the alert to labrodues provements ye, material and workmarship, the stock will always comprise the most fashionable and best manufactured Ty he market. mire TONS SOF LIVERPOOL COAL- i ee .OL COAL VARD | Pe R CHALDRUN, 4 until fnther notice, ‘The subscribed invends giving, his particulra.attention to the purchase and sale of the above Consumers of Liverpool Coal are scriber vefore purchasing elsewh Rr small profits. v. STOKE! 3 Bic E. m2 im *rre No. 107 Anthoay st, near Broadwav. ON ANUARY FIRST WAS SUBLISHED THE BRITISH. Lane CORE N REVIEW, XI to zall on Thea: reid to sell at SON 1 id Cri L—, ruold’s Lacturese'tibe { Chure and State. 3—Mausiral Antiqua: an Fociety. h Madrigals. 4 ‘he Principles o! riffs applied. Ste French sn Sra Policy of Louis X1V. 6. Catholicism. 1, Atmospheri¢ Hail wa i n—K. &J.E TAYLOR, Red Lion Court, Fleet st., and supplied to vais lacdegesent or . SIMMONDS, ‘Ko Publisher, mrt 3tjgb Commhill, London, GOLD LE HE SUBS’ BIBER h ce of being under mined ia gentleman” Gae Beater, ) re- mover Gold No. 02 READE STREET, Only three doors from his old stand, whee ne is confident his old friends will follow. Gest quality Deat Gold Foil. . WAUGH, ml 2w*ec Practical Gold Beater, No 92 Keade street. TO THE LOVERS OF FAT BEEF. HE SUBS. RIBER wil offer for sale on Savurday, March 18.4, nt the Fourh Ward Market, cor fRoseveit and Oak stiee:s, Two Superior Steers, farted and raisea by Mr. if Westcheseer \ ounty, New York, which will be duced prices. c HENRY CORNELL, ‘OLL NG PETITION, signed by 1 Nowards As e Kiceded Names has been presented to the Legi in session at Albany. Every one eciuaintea wit ‘he it thac reform is ‘HE SLUGISLATUAE oF OF THE STAT# OF The Petition of the eg aenabtinets of the city of Jaad, restcetfaliy shows : 1831, for tae pnrpose of coustructing a Rail Road fram Greeupmt, oa Long Inland, designed ‘or the ar- of the population of the city of New York and ime origina'ly fixed for the completion of the Road. years, wis ia 1939 extended to th year 1819,and ihit the not yet ci ed; about fifty mues only of the hundred miles having beea lire of the Road, or ion to ade: on it; that the cen=tant- and inefficient mauner in which the superiateuded by its present Direction; and that, uo other nieans of correc in they fiud ons traiged to apply to your jody Mond "was well und skilfully managed, i A gieat Convenience an: accommodation to the popa jemity; but from the maune: in which it is a source of eo..staat annoyance. petitioners, in reference to th particular defects ave to poiut ont, hey leave to, state, that a general unetu tity im al! the details of the direction. is we the ears ceither xo nor arrive at the regular hows, ul ‘om the comparative mildarss of the elim fords no serious obstacle,even i th theiaselves are constantly out of repairaud the convenience of tr: vell t actuated hy any how f, and would be willirg tn make great I obstructions or delay, rec'ed, ur any sviri_ of aceommoua tion wax manifest on the part of the persons wh» control the Ford, Bur no such temper is appa.cuts on the contrary, the of- ell awar* that ‘A monopoly of the tia the mas w s are made of mmitted, inform: the compla nants “that it, they can go on foot.” ma io other ways, ry blic.and to your Hono: wreeut Direc: ilas Carle, Willi Valentine Hicks, President guew, Charies Dav; hdwis Post, E. Mills, is George B. Fisk who, Georg: if, ony body, ought to have itin his power to correct the evils of which we complain, Your petitioners therefore humbly pray, that your Honorab! Body wilt creating the said Corporation, so fa Proyer aud Jeceat cars oa tha ssid Road—to ran the said cus ort the power which has been reserved by the Acts to compel them to kee, aud ina'l reascuable respe ts ts consult the conver a.en e and comfort of the travelling public, T petitioners will ever pray, &e. Andy m2 3c StM&Ta re HE T: do Jefferson do Wirectors of * nagt m2 It re REASUKER of the Fire Departweat Fund, with mach plensare ackuowledges the receipt of the following Donations, viz: | From the Nanh R Fire In. Co. per P. R. Warmer, Eq D ivately. OLD ORIGINAL OIL OLP ORIGINAL OFT, Boargainon, Guercios,Van Aelst, Veruet, ete. PAINTINGS EXHIBITE PAINTISGS—Viz : Salvator, 1b be sold Bere Apply 25 Walker st are reqnes m2 Itre m2 2tis~ PACKET SHIP ONEIDA for Havre, will sail Saturday the 2d inst. at 12 o’clock, B 150 "Woreneeens “apriy to day, whieh tim ed to he on board, at Pier No. 12 ast River ‘The LetrerBags will close at the usual places at 1134 o'clock. EMONS. OXES very Tow for exsh, to, M% Bald ia pate to suit re Pee Canal street. now t trose Lard the pu ty a.com of Pom 40 cents Lame, as wi oil aruel+s w Gas, oil Wo Ri, Pi Glass, ¢ is she mou striction sie. We Pp wi sprak for the provr he browg ven, wil Furcher, ie they have heen Larned , for thorough « im n i beraing these | imps is about equal to the cost o| under their notice, the manatac'w superior, wane of an ordinary astral Jamo. ay honge in the'esty, bef ead: g Solar, Bexcuers, Chaadelers aud Pend ele f It mates as,eedy ond rermanent 1 0 ix ure 1g tueen af night » uping. to bed when ext0.ed. i! “pany arm eed in ew das only et Wm poi e Fr heat and sev NEW PATENT SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS. Wekam & HAUGHWOUTL sp etfally invite ther fends tion of arew patent article of Lard Lamp, the firet of which 561 Broadw y, weuld r- customers. to an taspec- » bo off-red to the public. Mesare W. &H will ex- hibit pean cress o daring the month ih Maren, a variety of Solar ard, some Sperm acd L me {ite f scivat, attached to the L Eat the vt of tard'in perm oil at per gallon; and have given thee report in fevor of th: Lard Larap that hay come together with the nigh standing of fficteut, guarantee that it ia the mst onaideres, beteg the movt superior he hich these ta muy be wed, tthe y with god wlob= tat will lest for mine y oe ean he and. fifey conts, and, will give * the Wee "H ave covoyleted ts with the manuficturecs that they are now ny of many hey Ott rus ta, their Preveat id will yell at wore veasoaah'e rots than at A foli saxortment of all tae following: dat their show rvoms sndeliers, Pe stants ers, sul racket Chavdel iil ol and Mantel Lights, Ts, Wal! Brock tty @ Solar 8.de Lampe. lates and Japenned ‘rods, Caley, Td 1 the best assortment in the U SHIRT: MANUFACTORY, TLEMENS ®URNISHING STORE, LAN# ~Jurtreceived, the latet and mort approved French pattern Shirts. A general assortment of Urder Garments, Hoisery Cvavats Hanckerchivfs. & band Under Garments made up to order and Fepe}sed at A:so on hand a geoeral assortment of Ready Made e Glothin, ‘which will be sold at the following prices, viz: Over Ci dows, from+ $5 to 12 Sack “tw & +10 to 4 9M Sto 8 sees 2lo 4 ut in the modem style. Persons furpishing their materials can depend fusying them ‘tmade in the best magaer, atthe” following eee: bie Over Coats, made and trimmed - ress di do do Frock dodo Yeats and Pantaloon: tori Im#ec SPRING FASHIONS. FOR the, agcommodasion of | Mauuficturers abrowd, the STYLE of Gentlemen's Hats for the ensuing Spring will be forwarded to them by mail on appliestinn. pos” pid, to fu danas Anton tions N.B.—Gentlemen can be supplied with Hats of the style, at our ecunter, saat York, ¥ 1644 £26 Iwis®re 0 GLEE SINGERS—Just published, the 4th No, of the areente containing Glees by Spohr, Weber, &e For sale by C.F. Hoyer, Noea01 Broadway, aud F. Riley, No, 29 rehuagh A n Ext pumber, contamuing & favorite Eaglish Glee, will be shortly issued for gratuitous delivery to rewalar tshacribars. 130 Im* rre ~8 ON PHRFNOLOG+—Or, the Liws of [ civg, Preseuted and Apotied to the Dis ernment of Charac'er ; t» Self-Imorovement; to the Moral Troiniog and ¢ ineroding their lute'tectmal Kducs « Memory ; to M. Morals, Politics, and the medy, “&e by U. every Msndsy ‘ted ive a day e all, ‘emperaace, S Fowler, 8, Brooks ti, eveey ut half past 7 o'e'oek and closing often wit eT public exam.nation s, Feats to Ere first hve lec ure ribo ti yn t ken. Se- bi'l Professona! +xm nations and bovke at 131 Nossa New York, rvent £28 Len’ nt K + offer tor sile— heatiog Copper, ¢ smorising & comple assortment rom M4 to 32,2, manufactured from the best ore, in he most complete manner 200 Hates Bridport Seine Twine.compr from 49 to 36:b, received per recentarrivals. 150 Bales Ameriean Pilot Duck, from No. | to 5, manufactar- edin Scuperior macuer, and equal to any ia the mark 25 Bales lb Sail T'wine, a very superior article. 100 Bolts Extra Lei h Canvass, No. 105. $9 Boxrs Fatent Bhes ing Paper. 200 Barrels Pare Lent do. Nort Leaf bard: S60 Kegs Leaf i, rd. 10 Barele ‘Tallow 5a ickled I Hams and Shoulders, handsomely eut and reat, ng a full assortment B rel or sh IlLnois Wheat. 240 Bales New Or'eans Cotton. MONTHL pe PeORs OF THk MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, CASES st CcRssrOtry a SP REATED. va cared 2 Disease of Heart, tious to detect di of the lungs, Me 6 tnflammatioa of the eyes, 2 Onsniamn, § Seminal Weakness, m2 ttre c ndary syphilis, ! jonorrnvea, 2 Dithenity, in making water, SURGICAL OPERATIONS. | Fraetare of the Radias, 3 Bad eaves of Stricture cured without cuttiog or the use 1 Very interesting ease of nn ghylosis of the “shoxlder | of eanatic 4 Hemorshotdal tumors re- § Qperstion for fita’e in ano, 2 For Hydrocele, 2 Blcediog trom the laags, 3 Toflamed v vile 1 Hates! 1 Abscess in thee ¥ cheneres cured | peretiousto relicre the pre |) wirhnat meccury by EE which w attach: 12 Large venerial warts ¢ ed to the glands, caused by moved by a curious opera- chaner tion, 2 Operations for sqainting, 2 Adipose ¢ tumors removed. DR H 1Wi _mrt awe Attending areeos and Pay “1 ble, AY, TbULH AND NO QUACKKat i 1as been in pracsic® tor tne Inst 28 yenr chy, and ewoaty Years were spent in iff als. “Phat he enjoysa large share of prsetice is well koown to the public Of late ab ace of weardle-s ehariavans (blockheads ane brainless sealls, claiming: y Vente ex, perience) have as: sumed is tame to deusive the paplic, et the old Noe. sor aith hs wi foun! at No. 388 Pear he prnetices with his 0 N.B.—All J thi rent Rurope in Hosp) dant genuine medical divlomas, will te street, where corner of Beek: RD—CROs* SPEC TRIC MIXfURh— euie of Govorthoen, Gleets, strictures aad of ths organ of generation. yet discovers for the above compliints, this tin. cure, without the leost ree to diet, drink, exposure, or charg? in application co 0 Long. quelish reco 6 to deceive the f the medicine does not no one shall it, Our obj-ce is to notify where ic ean be had. and ever challeuges a sinele rae of recent Govorthaa to tin whien the Mixtare will nt effect a rapid cae fertace of $508 dive-se that unfirtanately pervvles all rinks of so- Jow) rich avd poor, mvtrimonial and sirgle ‘They ted with a remedy by whieh they ean cur® thew 1 the least cxposces in the shi" tone time i aihte, she disease caanot be contract d il a ¢o of the tection: accompanyin week, which geverally ews s 12 Broadway corner of House, New Yorts J. Jones, co woh streets, Philadelphias oid at J a street, Boston m2 Qin! i POTATO eaten Tt ff or ani wcueae by Milnor’s, Novo routine Build TO THE PUBLIC, MRS. G B Ke URACT IRF, NO. 110 WATER’ Steer NEAR WALL STREET. Viv, respectfully inform their friends and customers that there is ry large circulation of counterfeit and ae To bacco and Sn ling throagh the city and country by & Jars, representing it as ha been manufactured by us. The stamps are made fur deception, the quality being inferior to the ine article. may be misled by such ieort fail in. owr exertines have been wdaces ated ‘pres ee 9 spare no ei Or exertion. 10 thant Ines as herecot re, ‘the very best les, and no other, '— the only persons anthoned by ua to supply our cow comes at their sto es, ure nel were and Smith Sloane Koos mnufactared and soid by us. sre warean‘ed. and if ovedd of ean be rttimed and che money refunded wsany article in we line, near Mitt street, PORTUGUES FEMALE PILLS. HES fare famed and catenins F Is, from Portugal, are w . ' unlwiolwintas —t this country, See advertise, OLLINS & OO, 53 South street, have un hand and | AUCTION SALES. THOMAS BELL, Auew (Store Nor Bb atin street)” Atm o'elocke YE con ale roe joel Extra Sole of Valurble Fumiture of all deveriptious. from familiss removing and under other circumstances, worthy attea tion. ‘Also, an envite stack of frst rate sofas, sofa, bede, mahogany Laeree rg book cases, bu i ings, plans ware, bedstenda, and & Large variety of choice fares eu r sale room. ture of» family giving up housekeeping, pe ator; looking glasses, and all kinds of attic’ MAC tL ofclock ore-isely, with-nt reserve, forte, wih all the improvements. aud a most tored organ suitable either for chureh or ptlor— ‘will be im attendance to give a description of the power, he the instraments, 0 Espay, TUE 10! lock the sales root Me" tity Gosis, faney soa pledged articloy, oatern evecare ke. Plone. ture! fu the 1 Also, the did piano eit eh ot . ke. of one spler moving, N adr all fogiticy 1 N WEDNESDAY, the 6h Morch next, at 12 oeloek, nom No.4 M ", occupied by Messrs. hasetia Stat» Five Pe? | guaranteed and mats SUN 5 B irs, I beg leave to refer as follows :— Messra. *. Hoffman & Co, | Messrs, Thompson S Adams. Mr. Moses Taylor, Herrman, Nash & Co, Messrs. Eroffard, Tileston & led farren & Briutuail. Mr 8. T. Nice . Nicol Boreeny’ 's Ne rs. Dater, Miller & Co. ews Sturges, Bennet & & Ribot ‘Olvphane & ce L. Denson 0. s Tie. ViewrkDuck- “Edward G Faile & ft 0 Fadoock | & Co. £25 2 yster & Whit- s DAVID PARKS, * tba PERE STREET, THIS DAY, AT 9 0’ A EAR AE Invoice of Fancy Goods, consisting “of finy pe. Spitttield Handkerchiefs, Pongee do’ fancy silk Dress Hand- kerchiets, Broche Shawls, Soool Cotton, Corset | aces, Bone Suspender Buttons, ‘Tin do, Liven Suspenders, ing Sillcall colors, Dressing Combs, Side Combs, Bead Purses. Néee do: Bags, Peper Hlanglogs, Clotha,Cesstmercs, Diaper, tc: {17 Im*ee NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY FOR SALE AT AUCTION. THE MANSION HOUSE AND Rie Gr fibrit OMAS KE. DAVIS, Esq. and the BELMONT an Tau lars, BRIGHTON HOUSES, at New Brighton, ‘Sua ‘will be peremotorily. sold, ar public a Syne AS hauge, be HALLIDAY KINS, o1 26th day of March next, at 120 felch, if not pre- pose | of at private sale, House 1s one of the most splendid establish- nited States. ‘The main Polen stands in th is very extes the main walls ne built of ma ble, t inzzt andall finished in the best mauner. The site cannot be surpassed. It commands a view of the pholgortne Bry of New York, extending’ up the North aud Kast Rivers New York, Brooklyn, the Long Island Shore, UHirough the Narrows to the Ocean, and a! arge portion of New jersey he Belmont and Brighton Houses are both '¥ peasantly situated, ng, audl well calewlated f xtensive build- arly opposite the Steamboat large ovarding houses er ho- cr a diagram and further particulars, 9 fareMr'6 "ee 7 Pehriss, 49 Wall street. use, No. ie IT, —That spacious Boarding mri 3t*rc jituated ot Blo mingdaie, abvut I deligh trully. z mated on on t public mav have ‘The public are respeetfuil. theatre is Ce until Wee npetey ve wns. Maren 6t Kol) a larger and Embellish we i m Amets MO EAN MARIONET TES, BOOTH, the celebrated ‘Batt singer. FA Pearl street, containing about thicy-five rooms, nos ay G. A iniog room on the growad flor, fifty feet long. Povses- H G SHE sion way be had immediately. PRELITE, cee Also, the Store, well calenlated, in connection with the The GIPSEY Qui house, ‘for an eating establishmeat. Rent lew. qui in the world, S$ & 5, HALS Performan AMUSEMENTS. PALMO’S N, ¥. UPERA HOUSE. nS STREE' ‘Admission One its, ti Hoare. cing tal pas vend Friday. Performance t Days of Performance— Monday, FOURTH NIGHT OF LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR, MONDAY EVENING. Murch ach, the performance will di Lammermoor, Hoary Ashes or full partie: 1 her pa ster of Lord Ashton, | Sig’ ‘a. invention of the Age poem open 1ERM WOOR, Borg! re vation ‘Sig L Prorat | Sir F Ajbertazat “ke —The Pheatre on ea off nights will be let for Concerts R. FAbLR, bli, that Ne mupatially Announces to the America| ‘vublie, th Enauisi, German, TTS STATE FIVE PER| way and STATE STOCK. aR ile lee T ioR ERS. 20 e425 cent geri triumoh of InpusrRin axp Mrcna * ion | N SI Asi oluele sete eesios reer. Tin w Aue AN Large sale of furuiture of’ alle descriptious from families, re- | hewiates distinetlyy every. lect BITION are will He open evry pe ay) from 7 till 9 o'clock. CENTS; chiluren under ten years of “The entrance is in Lispenard street, third door oot the left raueceeded, ou NENW AUTO f tne alphadec, coaverses with 4 mae and will sina and recite ix THREE Lan- and L, be ce with the solicitations ot invention for a short wn opportunity of witnes: whi. h has excited surprise sud admiration thr entific world The EXH ATIN, ROOM, lay oMad every evening (except olante, John 81 Swaine and Swoethearts After which various acts of Horseman! Ve ting, Atriean Drolleries, Coat Mock, ia Costas payable 15th Jaly | ge from Broadway ‘ "interest semicas niu interest sermiras nantly: EP. BROWN, Anctioneer. CHATHAM THEATRE AND aa Boston, Febraary 27, 1814. fe2xoMrire_ | CONDUCTED BY TH ROCKWELL & O R STONK- i A CARD. nye apes 7 % y HAVE. taken the Store Sor 91 Wail strret for the purpose | BENEFIT OF MESSRS. DRAPER AND RHOADS. of trawacting a GENERAL AU ANDICOM’| ‘THIS EVENING, March 2 verlormances to commence | MISS10! BUSINESS. pumeat oF s tomy ae ith pansies. Cone &e. er» hie! will Dance and Sing, clude witn eride of Guative Le Grand, Baral Manauends MITCE cLL’S OLYMPIO THEATHA. THIS EVENING March 2—The performances will commence with JOHN PRETTYJOHN & CO. ctiEemuee Felins++ ses The Baron Pompolino GRAND PR .+Mre. Timm + Mr Nickenson + Mr. Holland Manager and Lessee, PARA TONS FOR THE U SPRING CAMPAIGN. it, Alte informed thac the Bowery Aprtl. in order Lower a Widen’ the AGE And Change the Centre of the RING. ‘The whole Interior will be arranged on the Model of the ASTLEY’S LONDON IMPHITHEATRE. Ered ATREN sod Apvointed, for for the ACES AND" of 8. SPEC CUS PERPORMANCS temp To be given ise St. le of Splendor and F ‘fret’ hitherto unat- din thie, sonny Will have the Superintend:nee of the ‘Thestrical Department. mire AMERICAN MUSKUM, AND PERPETUAL FA Pad dcp DAY AND EVENING THIS W TH t_ Wee! ue t NORTH vel S:GNOR FRAN Naas. Wize OF 3 BLANCHARD, the celebrated and only female jug- nage. with his universally} admired Had Singer, and LA sine Bocrane Teller ery cat 4 Saces, uaa "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock "Tickels 25 cents—children under ten years 1254 cents. he five cents extra for private consultations with the ween. ‘wen + ipaey f2tre " ‘0. LET—A hot A from the eit the b »nlk of the H ous € CONLAINS seVeN TOO} Rent §3(0 per anuum, dale, whien ne is co: fident. needs only, an examination, to convince Ke itlemen of its s peri Tt has been a just case of ¢ m- r the fur on the edge of chy n soon wears off nnd toa Hatan apperrauce of bh ely p rfect to obviate in such 9 m: tra ry, to improve the interfere, bat on th an‘ contour of the Hat. All gentienen are requested to call and satisly themselves of the grea: superiority of the pre peer asta over all others. & Hat and Cap Extablishment, No ?1 mrt Im*re roadway. Opposite St. Paul’s Church NIBLO’S CONSERVATORY AND SEED ESTABLISHMENT. CR OF FRESH SEED: SR, in acknowl-dging the liderat safronuge rvorived by ith tpia season, for which Nels ver grateful, now beg to inform his patrons and the pub- Tethst the exten for the spring business (which were made by hea in Europe last winter, with uisremi‘ted attention, aud wWirhout any. regard to ex: ave just been sompleped by the recent arrivals 01 the se- eral packet ships {rem Havre. ‘The stock will be fyund to contain superb varieties of new annual, bienaial and cereunial Fiower Seeds, many of whieh ave very rave, and will be {cund well worthy’ the atvention of | F jovers o' Vegetabl:»nd Wield Seeds have also been imported, of those kinds only which are desirable tu be obtained at Song—Can I my love res Batlad—Jeony Jones Boat —Wind af the inte Du. P. 8 SOMETHING NEW. ‘The company consists of the Setlewtie’ badies: aul Keatths : f . Te PAL LIts Me's. SHAKE MISS BRUCE, Slang chia mar rbremesn tp caret rer Hira en, Nit RAVANAIL MICKNEASS. MAC Vian di vetofore used in this couctry, aod HOLMAN. ND GONCERT, NC SRT HALL, No, 406 Brond- March sity Peg by the Members co VY, PROGRAM ME. =Oh what a joyous ing’s ruddy beam inale—From the Love § TICKETS O: Song, Comi ~Hweet Balivacrany Song Vior: , Comic—Matrimonial sweets Me ‘SHILLING—To be had at the door, gay-> By the Company very, Mr Holman + Mra Sharpe + Mr Leach By the Company Mrs Philips Mi he «++ By the Company Doors oven at half-past 6—commence at 4 before 8 o'clock. m2 28M *ec other sorts, for which t a fact, are warranted } obeg to call public atvention to the | fuet thar in orver all the Seags. from, thie establishment should hear a genuine character, h+ caused all the old seeds (procured by his ine partver, Me. Baulyp) to be sold at public anction, without any reserve, by Mr W. H. Franklin, at his rooms in Broad street, on the 27th Dee last, aad hs ean with coufidence | ¢f assert here isnot a worthless seed in the whole stock now ou le Dablins—An extensive collection of these beautiful i Hoots have also been imported from the most ¢mi- nent @ nl are bu the myst 'r ze “lowers exhibited in England daring ‘She last two erates ‘They are now unoer proprgation, and goed established plants warranted true toname will be ready £ rsalein dus reason. C taloguen, con taining a full description of eacn ytavether with in- | QO, Sle tious fur thelr Culture, ‘will be publishes at an ealy 8 ection of fine healthy plants in Flower,are in the | § which will be found desirable oruaments (or | 3 Haskers, and Vases of Flowers: can be procured atmo inanrat bucele f Teses, ke, in Lrees, Shinbs, pai Gladiolus, Mexican Tiger iger Lily, Jacobean Lily, ‘Luberose, &c. &e., for Vruit and Oranment grat variet Bulbous Flowering Roots viz : Flower, So bes, ulvaral a oO Gi adv vataged 5 now in eo storms nird Annes] Catsioguc eof publication, iy So S Orders attended to with promptneas, and thankfully received. WILLIAM NIBLO, Sole Proprietor. Broadway. _No conne tion with any other establishment. £20 tmre fOric Phe wadersigaed, in behalf of thelr respecave that on and ived through transmission Lines of Liverpool Packers hereby wive notic Som Fi after the '6th Mareh next no Letters will sourve whatever regular charge of ters will be received ite voflice of the mentioned, the Letter Bags Will be Lepe atthe ol i | Bays will be kept ac the following plac Gupin’s Bs San ret Boom Song ~ The Banner . Duei—Come brave the Sea wish me, is Song—Yankee Doodle ++ Soag—There ve no home like imine owns on the orean Wave, Song—I should like to marcy,’ « Song aad Choras—Dandy Jim r Song—The Hunter’ Horn and will be ready Yor" de tvery' (gratis) early tn the euauig Bond—pehe fons: Sont—Erather Jonathan, Garden. at Mr De Le Donest streets, and at the ‘The Coneert to commence at half past 7 0’clock. oe) NCE RT AUXHAL) AE GARDEN. AY EVENT MISS MeGLOIN, E REE respec'faily ann te eae per part of the city, that he on Vocal and nd Instrumental Co Concer: SALOON, BOWERY. pees. to his friends is Mee a Grand cat the above place, ING, warch the (ch, 1844. Whee hewil be assisted by the following Ladies and Gentle- MISS ROSE MOND, KR. COU: Mit OLDFIELD, Mr. Oldfield will Preside at the Piano Forte. PROGRAMME. Crete Tans — ‘The Indian Hunter, ++ The spell is br: ken vig—Come Broth Mise one—A Come, Soldiers "By the © Company Mr Coo! isn McGiown De Le Re Rosemond By the Company Pawr 1 verture=Piano + ee—Spaikling and Bright: eme take tee in the a uet—My Preity Page ong—The Hunter of Tyrol + —A Home that y Father nelvy Gre iaale— Seng aud Mountain, ho! 17" Tickets ak: + Mr. Oléfield join, Mr Cook and je Le Kee 1 Rosemoud Mr Cook the By the Company -five cents each—To be hed at Vanxhall tee's, on the corner of Barrow and Me- or on the evening of the Concert. Har en & Otlies, Wall street. CN: ALL, Febraary 29, 1944. ron | PACKET site BALTIMORE, FROM HAVRE-Con- ees are requested to sead their permits oa board, at pier | No 4 Nonh River. | All Woods not permitted by the 7th instant, will be liable to | besent ro the pmrlie stare. mi) Gire | Beis SPEUIFIC—Patronized th Fauce Acertan eae tor | without any dioger of taking cold or suspe nes; pleasint to the taste aud free from injury | neith-r mvcary For sale by Broadwsy and Bower ob A, combining HH. Hart corner orner Broome and Ya, and we nplees at | C)ESERS for enle, ja lots to ew | O London and Doblin B vn 8 te Dark aud Pale Br Sparkling Hock, TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE. ME, BARTON, (onpil of the sate C. Nicholson.) respect jnlly bean io announce thas it, is ile intenting to give in ternetion on the finte, Mr. Barton professes to teach acco”? cation his residen ite the Arsenal Feet, ‘wins the author of a French (Srammar, the second edition of which ivin the course of publication, teaches wise the French and Italian Languages, which he uses du his Music Lessons, if wished. Scho H Latin. 4 TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, M. D. Bilin and John, PEYSER & CO. (\stely removed irom the camer of 9 John street.) offer for sale on liberal terns. wholesale and retail, the following articles, by reeeat arrival — oe i fi | need Worated—the most complete sasortment im Canvase.for kmmbroidery, of cotton, silk and worsted, in all | ORTPOY OF!) M. Beoth Acting Mannan it be found at widths office nthe Theatre verween the hours of 10 and Zand 3 to. Hmubroidery Parterns—of the choicest an newest oe attend to all vasiness relative to the o i Peien he ion; Embroidenes, fnished and commence vets | recess, the ‘Theatre will be corm Tae en Tew worsted ‘nd cotton, Warked im the most tastefa ed by that crmineus, actin, Gi ett a and many alternti rt Taarele hy Hair Dresere, of Bracelets, Comba, Harr heaat fal Pars Kaney Articles, Pape Oruameute— Steel, het and Iver,andl silk and tinselleds ‘ud large variety of ones | ("ty i}ver Bendy; Bugle's Parse pole. m yroidery 1c, reapect(all: Also, Fringes, Gr “are ‘asaall and of we emen of New ther own manafastare, of olds silver, silk, Mea 1 colors | tox vd is gad widthe bs Store at 969 Broadway, (formerly 427 Broadway.) loon, or at N. Lot ESPECT thas the c LY will gi L ON MONDAY selection, wots exe! jambers S Arnis, Hew HUTCHINSON FAMILY jotice to jhe cirizeos of nother NTERTAINMENT, NIBLO’S concert 8. New York ALOON, NING, MARCH 4,'1914. vest pieces will be introauced, bbe had J Store, at Vat BU Eanes Dubois", they ee eect and he Bookstore of Baxton e at a quarter before 8 o’cloek. PROGRAMME. “A Life on the Ocean Way “Tre Vuliure of the Alp: “The Sword and Saf.” treelator =U ble.” Grave of Napoleon.” wi Y. Ko. TENT. MILITARY A aan 1e-="*Death of Warten. d over the Mountai HAN VD € P. Mortis, Esq. £20 44T F 8 MPee AL VIC BALL NEW YORK BRASS BAND. he Members of the New York tees Band corner of Walker peetfully in- Yo to the sahod parvesd by tes laisicned mamen Ue s form t cirfre ds -d the publie thet thir Teuth Anuaal icholaon. itary and Civia Ball will ve givea at the Apollo Saloon on Ki ny A 4 ee application Fig he! made at Signor Pup ay KVENING, March ist. Daring the intermission, tore, Broadway, and Mr. or Piaroforte | the Brn: Will sppear ia full weiform,and the following # tere ‘of music, written expressly for ths occasion by C. % ITALIAN SINGING, PIANO FORTE AND | Ursin Wi FRENCH. Bese tagger ie ati ME ULLMANN, Pupil of Charles Crerny, continges vo javeustep, dedicat seer teach Singing and the Piano Forte in this eity and Brook 7 I Guerds, Captain Den Grafulle lyn, ou moderne terms, Firat rate references xiven to many | ‘Tickets, dimting w gentinnan ‘and ladies, one dollar each— distinguished families, whose names may be learned on appli: | ean be obtatued f rom any member of the Band, atthe Apollo Sa Ceatre streets *, 7 Military ireutiermen are particularly req dated t9 appear uniform. —— h March, ‘All at =r eg to the comfort of the patror an etree EAT RE.— The publi ‘neatre will re-open * xt ions novelties are in preraration, and wi a respectfully yore the season on Morda’ THEATRIC AL NOTICE. RE, will open oa or about the “ey or exagemente {pet pal paid) will yr Feceive immediate attention, if directed to W Manager, Bow 532 Pontother: vorite ea Prop etor, MUSIC FOR PARTIES. hears G, WEISS & FR GRAMBSs, Professors of received and pi nm ounce to fork and its viel peepaned to play the mort ‘dmired and fachionsi! Masre for Private Parties, & fiiae 4 + buttons the faite their Cou ___ |BY THE SOUTHERN Miss Brace Sharpe snd Mr Kavanah ‘Washington, {Correspondence of the Herald.} Wasuinaton, 29th Feb., 1844. Further Particulars of the Great Calamity. From the multitude of accounts which must have reached you since I wrote to you last evening, you will have obtained the leading particulars in addi- tion to those I sent, of the awful catastrophe which has literally plunged a nation in grief and agony. All the usual forms ot language utterly fail in con- veying any adequate conception of this horrible ca- lamity. I think there was very little, if any, sound sleep in this city last night. Multitudes of eyes were never closed in sleep at all ; others were filled with tears from night till morn, but it is most pain- ful to add, that not a few eyes could shed no tear. Among these last was Mrs. Gilmer—poor, distract- ed woman—whose eyes, as Mr. Wise said, were “* arid as ashes.” Many, many stout hearts have broken and melted now which never softened before. Think of those bereft—and so terribly bereft! All, { think, who were killed had large families to deplore their un- timely end. Had they died a natural death, in the ordinary course of Providence, their loss would have been most painfully distressing. But to be so taken from time to eternity! Who can, unmoved, contemplate the fact! “ Tell me” saidCom. Ken- non’s wife—‘ Oh tell me, if he is dead! don’t de- ceive me!” Mr. Holmes, M. C., from 8. C., igno- rant of his death, and in the kindness of his heart, assured her that he was not dead, but safe. Still she was not content. Mr. Holmes pledged her his honor that he was not dead. This was over- heard by Mr. Sykes, M.C., from New Jersey, whe beckoned him away from the frantic woman to as- sure him that he was mistaken—that Cem. Kennon was dead. The reports of the frenzied remarks of Mrs. Gilmer, are mainly true. Senator Hannegan de- scribes her as wandering in her mind—‘*No, no— he is not dead !—he cannot be dead !—He was with me but a moment ago! Bring me my husband !— where ishe! Dead! Yes, he is dead!” and then, with a vacant smile of incredulity, again denying the evidence. ‘Oh, that she could weep!” said her surrounding friends. But she wept not. A few minutes before the fatal explosion, toasts were drank at the table. Judge Upshur was called on for his toast. In attempting to comply, he took up accidentally an empty bottle, and pleasantly re- marked that the dead bodies (alluding to the emp- ty bottles) must be cleared away before he could give his toast. Accidentally another empty bottle was pushed within his reach—and he again repeat- ed the joke, which was seized upon with applause, that the dead must be taken away. This drew from Captain Stockton the reply that there were plenty of living (meaning bottles) to supply the place of the dead. At the same time the President gave the toast—“The Princeton and her three guns—the Peace Maker, the Oregon, and Captain Stockton— but the greatest of them is Captain Stockton.”— These leading gentlemen then withdrew from the convivial table to make room for others-—and within ten minutes Judge Upshur himeelf was a lifeless “body.” It is a most remarkable circumstance that song and wine should have been, as they undoubtedly were, the means of saving, no one knows how many lives. For inthe hilarity of the occasion, songs were called for. And on the Captain and others withdrew to attend the firing of the “Peacemaker” the third time (and at the request of Secretary Gilmer) Mr. Waller, the President's son-in-law, commenced singing a song by general request. This detained the party for the most part below, to the preservation of many lives. While going down to the Princeton in the morn- ing, Commodore Kennon pleasantly remarked to h | Captain Saunders (if I have his name right) that if any accident should happen to him on this occa- sion, that he [S.] would be next in command at the Navy Yard. Little did either of them then think that the event would be so soon and so aw- fully realized. Senator Phelps, of Vt., escaped with a young lady upon his arm, almost miraculously. In that spirit of manly confidence and honorable pride which a gentleman of gallantry likes to exhibit, he insisted upon taking the lady very near the fatal gun upon its discharge. Senators Benton and Phelps, and this young lady were, therefore, stand- ing almost within reach of the gun when it burst. The hats of all three were blown overboard and lost. All were knocked down—as has been already stated. And it is worthy of notice that a large number of persons had their clothes burnt well nigh off of them, who were not otherwise injured. The following is a list of the wounded, as I have ee day learned :— rs Stockton—badly burned in the face, but not se~ Hee sly injured. Lieutenant Hunt, also burned in the face, but not se- aaa fitay. tha Secretary of the Princeton, hes the hearing of his right ear injured ; the extent of ultimate damage not yet known—his left arm also has a bit of iron odged in the flesh, and the bone is somewhat injured. ‘The gunner, R'S, King, was also badly hurt. He was aken to Alexandria James Green, seaman Wm. Taylor, both legs broken, ordinary seaman. ©... Robinson, seaman. John Kissick, badly hurt, quarter master. James H. Dunn, marine. James Traso, ordinary seaman, Charles Lewis, captain forecastle, Wm. H. Canning, fireman. John Potter, ordinary seaman. I have been on board the Princeton this morn- ing, and have learned that it is hoped the wounded subordinates will all recover. They are all remov- ed to the Navy Yard, with the exception of the gunner and officers. The Hon, Henry A. Wise, Robert Tyler, and numerous ether gentlemen went down this morn- ing to meet the committee appointed by the Presi- dent to make a formal investigation into the mat- ter, and prepare for the funeral. On arriving atthe Princeton we found that coffins forall the dead'were already on board, and several of the bodies had been already washed,’ and put in their final resting place. While this sad work was going on, the committee alluded to, composed of Com. Shubrick, Captain Ramsay, Col. Murray, of N. Y., Reuben M. Whitney, and others, were pre- paring their report which will be published. The report not only honorably acquits Captain Stockton, and all the officers of the Princeton of the least blame, but deeply sympathises with him and the afflicted. It states onthe authority of Lieut. Hunt, that the gun was only loaded with twenty-five pounds of powder—that it had been fired with for- ty-nine pounds, and frequently with thirty pounds. ‘The gun was properly and carefully loaded with the usual ball and wadding, and fired nearly at a hon- zontal level, so that the ball could not possibly have rolled away from the powder. The committee had collected a large number of ragments of epaulets, of swords, &c. &c., belong- ing to the deceased. A piece of iron broken from the cannon, weighing a pound or more was taken from between the clothes and the flesh of Judge Upshur. It was not known whether it passed through him or not. And here it is proper to say that not only was there no post mortem examination, but every pains seemed to be taken to conceal the injuries which the dead bodies had sustained. One thing is cer- tainly known that they were dreadfully, horribly mangled and disfigured—in a way which it would be disgusting and revolting to relate. Great credit is due to Secretary Perine, for the coolness which he displayed amid the dead and dying. Although severely wounded himeelf, he with perfect coolness sent for water, and sticking plasters, and other appliances, with which he en- deavored to close the gaping wounds, replace limbs, and put the bodies in such a condition that their friends might recognize them, At the request of Captain Stockton, he attempted to get to Philadel- phia last night to communica! tle faete to his wife ‘and family. He offered any price to Harnden to