The New York Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1844, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. — Vel. Xs, No. 103—Whole No, 3673, * NEW YORK, y HURSDAY MORN: NG, APRIL 1, 1844. PipROAbWay AGAINST THE WORLD. Baltimore. Heeting of the © Christian Alitance ’ ut the {od upon by a Catholic inan excited state, to withdraw 1 noted thoroughfire is mow admitted. to be the greatest ‘Cerrespon ‘ence reat " hi ‘ks made a few moments ago in relation to th ireiaha ie ghar re eee nitonty AyalG, Sit, | reat Weeltng—rent Uratorp-cceeat eat | ie being etal fom Cubliy the man ed wae i the minds of many Coat “purchasers in Broadway. are obliged HRT ORRA RO Ne J not excluded from Cathol: ‘To the Public. THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newapaper——pub- lished every day of the year cxcept ‘New Year's day and Fourth of July. Price ‘2 cents per copy —or $7 26 per an- pear ae * iat ; for he had one himself and THE WEEKLY HERALD. yublithed every Saturday |OREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE, | tomvanesorpitut pice ior oe relict aay are euliked | The Herald—Our City—Pretty Women—Our Mey-| But no Money. _— [teas'a Catholic. He (Mr. K)jdid not mean to accuse morniig price 6} cents per copy, or $$ 12 per annum— FROM ALBANY, 79, BURFALO (325 MILES) pureed ome known Feputation x tou charg s established chants and Mechanics—A Wedding—The Nav | Tie announcement of a meeting of the “ Chris. thop Hinghes or the Fiiests of Ammerion'ot asgingshe ~ Hypa 2 s : (i ‘ailoring: ~1 4 . 7 } ae ‘ gps ted » thei 3 “al i PORE Cr en eRTeREe Sikes the chioulation of | Bait Gale, Oice ia New York eaabiished by the several Rail | Etablishment,. No. wig Broadway. Here is. an adv u| Chureh—The Dry Goods Men and American tian Alliance” at the Tabernacle, last evening, col. | «i held to the opinion that even here the Bible was not the Herald iw over THIRTY EHOUSAND, and increas ree COTA ao an ouuhe from a ve extensive awit it ‘a Toul aeearys on Manufacturers, §c. lected a very large audience, the great majority of lroulated as it ou ht to be among Catheliog, a? ds orto marldsaatiateotion ihe base ach for tush PORK f CLARK, General Agea | fasitombie style. Theattention oftherablic ts tarieaaie | Lama constant reader of the “Herald,” and go | Whom were ladies, a {air proportion of them being | tyeapathy of the pooplenn the subject they had met upon men in the city or country. Prices moderate—cash in rd ‘The Subse ee TO IMMIGRANTS. we k [erere yee ri ae examine the jaie style of as regularly tor it when ’tis due, as 1do to my lone- | Young, beautiful, and dressed in that elegant aod wae mask dine ur ~they had been “working some be reribers tt ts for fo \- . ce Bivcks, desigu t ap ligt od ' . J, r , | eight m 18 and could do not. ; vance. | nab apbseribess acing hepa appointed ements for Carward~ | Orit and (ancy ) Polat at teas [ly bed when I wish to seek repose. 1 have won- | charming style which only New York ladies know | $8 oulinny foe Gee toek gee ning | hot even get ae ba PRINTING of al Kinds executed at the most moderate | termediate races. are enabled to send them uriog the Summer |, Alan, au arsortinent of rich Chena Velvet and. Brocade Vest- ° 7 how to adopt. ‘The attendance of the elergy was | long pause ) snapped bina 360 Price, and in tho most elegant style. j from New York to Utica tor $2.06; to syracuse $2,02, to Aue | ivK4 Fancy Kreueh Cloths aud Carsimeres, hy thelatearrivals | ered Why you did not oftener hear from ‘Ariel | B¢ BROBE:.. pane fs BOLE: 0 By thee h % JAMES GOKDON BENNETT, burn $3,36; to Kochester $1,61' to Buffalo Children | fromthe celebrated mauufictory of KF. Bio'ley Fils, aud xe- than you do, in regard to our beautiful and flourish- | *!im,r. Mutton and Dr, Potts being almost the only |. 4h TET here came forward and said, that he had Propnisvon or tHe Heaato Estanuisnaant, feous 2 t0 13 years old. a: hall price; unde [lected expressly for the spriag fashions Garments superbly | ¢ not The she | ap . apy, | Just got a slip of paper signed “S. W. B..” in which the ‘orthwest corner of Fulton and Nasen sect Baggage from Albany ou the Kail Kons ely fies made up to order, aud if required ata few hours notice. ing city. Now, if we were stowed away oif, Fepresentatives of the brethren on the occasion, The B reets, f f writer offered to do the printing of the t Vt D'Aubigne’s wor qea'that vlna aeet vayjtor th yer to, the lauierantt@ | icy Cash Tailoring Establishment: 200 facie wie “down East,” or squatted on some gloomy nook | “hii Was occupied by the President of thy Society, inhat | Fulton st msi provided that four gentlemen would f al evideot that it comes much cheaper to the au t paper. (A paus OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE | S2v,4b2,H pi oud thaa by Can He would, therefore, be OFFICE, Ser aie raee Te eee Rasen send rm, Abas \— a aSF OFF OLOTHING *¢_| inthe far West, why a few lines “every now and Ng oben Uy Dr, Hutton to commence the pro- | happy to nd fome tour gentlemen thet would {amish the 61 SOUTH STRELT, NEW YORK. lowing calculation shows the result, viz ‘= ENTLEMEM cratic eos ; , then” would suffice, but here we are in the midst | C’edings of the evening by invoking the divine | paper. | (A long pause, suring which time the audience Pitons conse tober Maik 5g Passage to Buffalo rer Cn. | Grioet Wearing Appaiel iva exsie eaa atest Renn theit let: | of monuments and towers, whose lofty tops alinost | blessing. Srardte réapond tothe fepeniol cai cate Latte fom N2 York oe hight cath tet ne cutting she ch bit reach to heaven, and among the prettiest women | Da. Hurroy accordingly offered up a somewhat | hand in subseriptions, pect 2k F ; - Dany, 100)bs frre, bal he city, or changing re Now, we Pci engthened pravel ¥ The Re: Ports wa D0 Sit packer ships compersing the OW BLek Bell Croat Bettas |, ance for loolbasss's.0s. 18 ridener, having any supertluous efferts t9 olajose of wal hed | 2, te World. Now, we have not to select out | lengthened prayer. Tw: Rey, Dr. Ports was called upon to pronounce a be- itm’ to their advautage to send for the subseriver, who will | SOME Choice spot to find them either—we have | ‘Tie Cuareaan then said, that in order to inform | nédiction, when the re sailing as nader Loenage from Albany to warth to the labover, ining portion of the audiesce aff : CUM Ho free + Te-ceute per days: so | Steud ican at their residenge by appointment, bus to look around at any time, and any where, | the audience of the character and object of the | Withdrew, leaving’the gentlemen on the platform evident. he shin OG $; Captaia Cole, on the 16th February. | Living for 42 hours, says» 15 Living for 10 days, 50 cents HOLES A tohnatmet, and we behold them as numerous as the leaves in| suciety, he would read a few extracts trom an ad- | Yeh chagrined Nesp LOR SHURE (ew) Bailey, onthe iat are Tout per BR. Neat. a) mes A line through the Post Office, of otherwise, will reeeive | Mid-summer, “ dress Which it had recently issued to the Christian = mie thie Be 5 S Deduct fare por It. Road «21243 | “Clothiun cleaned nnd repaired oF vk ag GRU one Coch eye Et GRAND Collection ef Engligh end Mi ‘The ship OXVORD, Captain Rathbone, pril. jeduct fare por R. Road+++6.13 | © I. moimere {of whom, from small means, by industry, have|~ ‘This report stated that the condition of Italy had ie Parte at cal CHES CE ati Saale for t MONE AAT SHA, Captain Late May. Wi cceing be elicits NONEE TOTES DEE: become men of great alllucnce, and now their] attracted the keen attention of several benevolent | forse at Mix KINGS ait phen cia Ea D NEW YORK. Captain Cropner, lat June. ‘They also forward passeogersteo Cleaveiaud, Portsmouth and BELT KNOWN, that LUOHN B EMEESO N,in the yeur | BAMES are borne aloft above the white spread can-| gentlemen in this city of various denominations, | where m may be had all .he New and FashionableM In addition to theabovesuperior ships, the subscriber's agents | other places in UI ‘ort, &e Michigan; Green Bay, Mil- of our lord. one thousand eight hundred aud thirty-f »,t0 every foreign clime; and then we have our] and finding that the Bible could be introduced | &%,8#0# as published i , , , ‘Will have a succersion of first class American shi itched, | waulie, S Witcesal he WE Cory ieago, Mlinois; avd to | then ac tizen “fthe State of New York, did mike and patent: | ship-builders, who have gai a books for the Piauo Ferte, Guitar, Flute, Vio- ada, ined a name in skill that] there, and that by means of the intercourse betw ean never be doubted, the work of whose hands is| [taliaus abroad and their countrymen at home,a| ™ bound in a suyerior manner at reduced prices. known as well on distant seas as it is hard by our | favorable avenue of sutroducing Protestantism was own fireside. I only mention these things to give opened up, they had formed themselves into a you an idea of what we really are. “Christian Alliance,” for the purpos different plac. rs throw, the lowest rates. ‘as customary, from Liverpool, every four or five da ti ‘ Allinformation | ed 94 improved spral propelling wheel, Out the year,’ to the dificreat ports in the Uuited States, by | a8 {0 the different routes given gratis, aud Tickets to be had | my posession will inate fully aareee wingh miss cun be acuredat rece rates. Those sending | only atthe Albany aad Bulfalo Kail cal Ofer dy Courtland | wotite tha the Propeling wheel, commnouty for their friends residing in Great Britain and Ireland, may re: | Steet. WOLF & RICKEKS. | Pr peller, is cluded in my said letters pat that every eare will taken to make passengers as comlor- ap2 Im*m fy all pemons not to make or ue the »: table ax they cau reasonably expect, aud should the passengers without authority Pomme, I reside at by levers patent eret EW PA of promoting | YORAM & HAU OLAR AND LARD LAMPS HWOUT, 561 Broadway, weuld re op Hin vesent at 339 Pearl mot eome out, the tt be relunded | WEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA RA -ROAD stecet, where I shall be dito recrive ii pesors interste | ‘The new church, built for the Methodist Epis-| relic 4 face baka W shy etfally snvite their friends and customers to an inxpe Dralts cau as natal beturmiahed, payal sare Nea and DIRECT, INR oe elites inthe rite wieteuedensoeen copal congregation, has been dedicated antl selena hee ipltely, anid bringing down ‘Old | ion ota new patent article af Lard Lamp, the first of which Frogincal hobs of Trelaid and Srnuches Easters Wank of | &Vox Newaax, Newaxuwiyticx,Painceron, Tuzeror, | x6" SOHN'EUEMERSON. | splendid church it i, too; "is taid tobe the hand: | oe ood ee esoctation had nothing Hace | ite as eoentae'ntie atten eels cee oa cotiand and b d femtas Je KC ons MLINGTON. aC Ea Nie! = Ss | with p cal matters, hey sought not to change | hibit, earh eves he mouth of Mareh, a vanety o Bankers fcedane Menon Tuan Goo Wee Te Lda idiiisy te cena TO THE AMERICAN LADIES AND | somest in our city. "Now, between you and 1, "tis the opinions of the Italian. ieoste with: resieat, to | Ese Lott solar Larnpacson'e bursiog Lard: sotwe pete axed pies . a i some Whale Oil. ‘These Lamnpa are mat ‘ going to be on the se-| the civil institutions of their country. All they | muviiturers, Gonmlias Co ued beth othe teres st of those who are by] meaut was to spread the Bible and free that people | the public they have been sabsmiteed, for thorough examination, al, but have (as Capt. Copp | from the domination of the priesthood. It was pro- jnpacter of scientific wentlemen attached to the Lastituts thought this congregation leeted order, It is to cons no means aristocrat ol, which are payable throaghout Bingland and Wales, For ‘ jurther particulars apply Cal by Totter poet we) to FRENCH Gé h ty OHN HERDMAN, ing been several years Teacher in a Cotles 61 South strest, near Wa | street, be happy to b: stow every day some hours in gi N. B Possoxe to Live mh cau atall times be THROUGH IN SIX HOUR! french Laugmaxe, during his sajourn i woutid say) plenty of shiners, and have no idea. of | posed to send to London, Pati 1 the chie ronliinhes is hac teeal nna cae eee engaged by che regular packet ships, sailing for Li i] Leaviug Mew Y i 5 0. lean 1 be adhe Balad’ within, hap awaice 4 posed to send to London, Paris, aud the chief sea- ese Lnps is about equal to the cost of sperm oil at fed ito Loudon en the 1st, 10th and 20th of each mout Hort Line a 9A. Mt fe foo of Constlant st bt, ea a ra ofits, beet aud ueceaan’y | being troubled with persons that can’t go anything] ports of Europe and the Bast where. Italians were rgaiton; and have given their report ia faegn of the on ap idee The Morning Lin ceeds to Bordentown, from thence by | to the fullowing direction and_y ch : above the good old fashion style of Methodist] to be found in anyconside: ble number,an agent to. 8 bereg the most superior Lard Lamp that hax come ~""?0 THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. _ soranibeat oe F jladelphta. Beater ie Gana ysis You desi Mit XS de Cal sig Mey, urches. F 5 : promote the patie welfare of that interesting vlccturers: is a atllictent guatantee that ieite maoce Q a Pi ret a Se treet to Camden (opposite to | _ mis Im ico nt 98 Reade etree ‘Oh, fleah, flesh ! how art thou fishy fied | ra The translation of the Bible into Italian, and pervor Li ma all th ogs considered, now in use, The man shawengera will procure their tickets at the office foot of i FIRE BRICK. “Our Dry Goods men” have foralong time been} also of McCree’s memoirs of the Reformation, | fia eich thers limps are constructed is such that either rogreauay arest, wheres commodious, steamboat, will be in | “THE S7BSCRIBELL, living in Washington, South River, | making great preparations for the spring—painting | and other standard eccle -iastical writings was prez | fx 7cunimy beuard and cm sites lnmorerits aaa TOSENGER GMRINGEMEM Toe Philadelphia bagwage erates. are conveyed from city to city, | asupervor atticie of Fim btieh, that nore ea eawncturing Lup, and putting in larger bow windows, &e., and | posed. For this, funds were necessary, and funds «Kel that will Iast for many y-ares eam be ‘The Subscribers having completed their arrancoments, ars | Wihout bemg opened by the way Fach train is provided with | kiud ever yet offerea to u ¥ n now pri pare to bring out passages from Great Britvin qd Serr ia mbich are apartments and dressing rooms ex: eas! y for Pe oni; Roush +0. AA REY NOLDS. factured cloths and cassimeres, they make truly a| ple. I rel following firs Rass varies ibe cont Ra ‘Returning, the lmes leave Philadelphia fromthe foot of Wal- ston, South River, March 25, 1844, brilliant display. Why, to walk up Baltimore street, | Mr. Kerenvat was th See autiful ne sles erics - | accordingly were solici : Ayes jars and fifty cents, and will give twice the Public, which hw will seltat reduced now,with the beautiful new style American manu- | accordingly were solicited from the American pec acy satal Yasnp. Ve eH lee coattaiel ts With the manufieturers that they are now tions of mawy new patterns to their ent n introduced to the meeting, and pool on the I. ay aut attest, bv steamboat to Bordentown at 7,0 clock, A. M. | |N. B.—Apply to, Kanouse,Agent,Jersey City Iron Works, | YOu Would really suppose you were in the midst of | Speke for about half an hour about the necessity of resist- rt, aud will sell at inore seasnnable rates than st "rick Henty, New York, Sheridan, tad by railroad from Camden, at 5 o’olock, P.M. New Jersey, who will al ea assortment of the above | a sky full of rainbows. ing Popery and preserving the freedom of the Bible. He gity, A full ‘esao farriek & we P heady 7 phe lines for Baltimore leave Philadelpitia at 734 A. M., and | article on hand, at all times. or ta the aubseribe Me ar tad childteni ara “tip toe? | COUN not, he said, meddle with the political institutions Nigisia. Gu Weevington, | (P.M. being's eoatiauation of thelines from New Works G.W. REYNOLDS, Manufacturer, Mem, women, ‘aud’ children, are all on‘“‘tip toe” | oy otha: countries, andiie would nett yermit ame Hoxie bole Uariet ae + |” j9 3mm m8 Imre Washiagcon, Sou. River, Heoising: Bae ae ith of ey: The aoe is} rence with those of this country by the uatives of other es Unde Roscitts, soburtony, England, = done, und everything is being put in. apple-pie or-| lands. _‘Phis was received with considerable appinuce out q Solar Chandeliers aud Pendauts, A Htonly a Whitney, Ho shegree, TO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN| der. ‘The ladies feel a great interest in the con Kit The Rev. Dr. Kink, of Boston, next came on the stand f hain mS Fine. Samuel Hick, Queen of the West, Oxford.” WOOLLENS. off of this affair, and are beginning to practice all} He said—When Rome found itself hardly pressed Ly the pated Crooda, Du berys and Fisailas > HENRY MIGEON, their pretty siniles, and if, some of the young men | Carthagenian arms, Rome said,“ You must carry the war will be given to those sendivg for their'friends, on application ACAND EXY SESS PACKED LINE FOR ER of Laight ond Washingtoa streets, New York, | of the Couvention don’t find their hearts assailed | ito Carthage,” and she has taught us_a maxim on which at either of our offices. PITTSBURG, he: Cloths, Sati a, Tespect * P erce " e prepari to act. e et bay vill slaaibe tose radi oa the opeaing of navigation, t | BY.THS PENNSYLVANIA CANAL & RAIL, ROAD. | inform: ihe: nite ESA TEAR CeCe riley | OY Our and pierced’ with his dats, (hen ay eee en at) Cate TRS ee otis i , Certificates of passage can be obtained, and every information PIO MPOUND PULMONARY SYRUP, re of coughs, colds, consumption, asthma, pains jor tre i X , ep but we will carry the warinto Carthage, | forward pass. d their luguage to Albany and ‘Troy, and his superior Line of Packets is wow in co “plete o1der. | eytablish eteatulioperaiion nui “} Umno “Daniel come to judgment.” The canal ; Ad ey in kidaeys, affections of the Liver, &e. ‘This ®yrup’ about o all ports of the Upper Lakes, ‘ Tegan ads that caa bedeaired to secure the comfort of tavel: | be contided to him Specimers ‘of his workmauship may te | Susquehanna, well filled with produce of various | tke) A very important distinction is better understood | whic "has met swith th uticoal fed sanction of the Medieal Vin Oswego to Toronto, Port Hope, Coburg, Kingston, and | lers, ‘ sen on aj lou to the geatleinan wise names are aumexed, | Linder our ve : ioe tively with thre | iu etrene than in this country the distinction between Ro- | Kacu'ty,can now be had at thy following places ‘Saul ral: all parts of Canada West. ‘The interesting country whi:h the route passes,renders it the | and to whom he has libects to te *{ kinds; owr wharves appear to be lively with the | manism and the Papacy, and that distinction in the intro- 166 West street; James ‘lersant, 266 Greenwich aireets From Troy via Whitehall to Montreal and Quebec, Cana- | mast agreeable that can be taken for the West Orders may be left at 63 avd 64 trot. stir of business; indeed, things generally, seem to | duction of my remarks,i wish to hold upfsomewhat promi “hurman, Vestry and Conal; Mr. Andreas, Greenwiel éa kart vin Ohio Canal from Cleaveland to Portsmouth, Ci For families teavelling westward, it is preferable to all o:her KEFERYNCES wear a very favorable aspect. Ou chant nently; and ii there are members of the Romish church,un- try atreetas #1 W. Allen, J 78 Division sheets V, De cionati, 21 ermetinte places routes. No eff.rt has been spared to make the accommodations, Wolcott & Slade, 63 Pine strest. y fa ’ aspect. r merchants are fa he Jeni hipaa caltet hi h in tht Barrow and McDougal stieets; Alfred Hill, 208 Sowih West via Philadelphis to Pittsburg Cincionati, Louis- | on board the boats ample acd comple. ‘he: in charge of WC. Langley, 64 Pine stree easy, our banks discount freely, and our mechanics | less he be a Jesuit, we hope to enlist him with us in this Mr. Kirst, 187 Canal street; Drug Store, corner of ville, and all parts on the Ohio River to St. Louis, Mo; aad | exverienced, attentive, aad oblixiag captains, so that the tap Halsted Haines & Co., 31 Nassaa stree:] all appear to have plenty to do. | “Front street” has | cause. Htomanism and Papacy arediatinct, The doctrines, | Walker and Centr 8. Ward. 279 #1 to all parts ot Ohio, Michigan, Iudiaua, 11] aud Wiscon- D. ham, 60 Pi: eet. ES made its dying speech—we have Thea rites and discipline of the RomishChurch,it is well know Browser Greea Sirion, sin Territory. PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURG, S.J Jones & Uo , 12 Pine street, Im*ee aoe ying we Aye Ro. Mieatre open | in ony land abound in errors, but that religious system is | aud Wooster at Mr. Richard, MeDor Seek aay IPTANCES: | is rendered one of Blosgursrather thts to iL = eee but the “I:ilsler Brothers” are going it at the | one hing, We should have’ no fear of it—we have our | psc; 1 D. Comptes, Varick and Vandem pr the accommodation of persous wishing to send money | son ARE ONLY $10. Passi ne tas CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH- | Museum. | own views about it, But we have not organized this So- | Smith, Yariek avd Sroon, Pe a eh Be per MERE Tee | ee ee NT AEE TR AND CHESTNUT MENT, ‘The*Millerites,”"—where they have gone nobody | ciety to attack that, nor to attack the Romish Chureb, but | kg" ak sree Me Le Bie at sizht, forsuins of £1, £5, £20, to £.00—or in any amount | Where every iaformation be obtained. 30 PEARL STREET, LATE 103 BEEKMAN knows, and nobody cares. March went out cold | we have organized it to attack thePapacy ;call it political, jreen and Fourt' street N 10.mUl he pare ee ORS AID AGENTS. al Beale pay alg bowect od att Tip aubscriper, well knows for the cheapaess and durability and blustering, but Aprilhas come in balmy and sult sligious, call it anything you a » but hae sWin, Surcaelli Bowery: and 8 biners - & “ INTS. 4 an desir his patrons, and the pudlie, | t. The flowers are beg to wake up| determin ttack the Pap: (Thunders of applause ) 4 pert; CO iH. T. Charles Craft, 120 Stare street, her y i % that he 1s now, C9 auit the ec if deney of ; | pleasant. le are beginning to wake up a . ve ¢ Spring and ways South and Br Wheelon Union Buil ag: Bervidence, Te 1. Tate Le ae ate Hom every momalay a¢$ oFclocle. ei maki garmeits of the very best quality at n teducton at ad | ftom their winter sleep. Oe GH Utne ]ite bteal| au e vg meec Dent eaieey ae) the, tae un rae san and C iad Spring A. MY, Mills 3 Wall strong and 16 Prontatree:, New York, PRETGHTG OR ORE.” {eeaeriaromfoumer nrices, and Jee, it ls believed, by 28 per J is heard in the trees, and the children with their te Romlsh Church holds to the Rat oeee ae asa cae fal ee ones N. G. How-rd, 43 Soud o * phia. T >” 4 arments 01 c 2 hea, » shining faces are P yITY as Mhadait jet ge es Piadio-d & Shiemaker, 7 Light street, Balumore, Ma, pRCR BALTIMORE houses in this city.” in order that xentienon may understiad | HtHe shining faces are out at play and merry 4s) ut aud corrupting, and the most. dangerous to every ou street, ciate s Pittsburgh, Pa. STEAMBOAT LINE What is meant by cheap :ess, the fyl:owing tall of prices 1s wab- | Crickets, mate erest of man. It isto free the people of Italy froin sere Ags ai Littlejohn, 11 Excha»ge, Albany N. ¥. werwier spitred to their consi levation, with 4 gearautee that the goods} Ihave just understood that ‘Soe’? Cowell in-] this grinding despotism that we are organized. ‘There wasburgh—Joha Moore, King’s Couaty Hotel, 8 Clase 1b ater aeet aos, NY. ADELITIIA AND BALTIMORE, ViA~ DELA- | "Superior Went of Haslend loin Conse eguable: Ttends tryiig his luck for a season at the “Front | are multitudes ot Roman Catholics with us, and multi- nvate . Wial Ouasaincic Nea WARE AND CHESAPEAKE CANAL, Panis of black or dowole-milled Cassimer +” 5 to 7] street Theatre’—he is a clever fellow, and success] tudes more will be when they learn our true purpos LONDON AND NEW YORK 0 00% Rochester, N.Y. Fis Trine, gongs He of the following Rerarmboats— Vests of Silk, Satin, Se “gre + 24% 4fattend him, say I. Tis said that little Delaware | for they will overlook what they regard as our errors, VIONS IN LADIES HATS AND BONNETS. W, HL Cone Buifalo, W. V. rane CO MBERGAND, eo A: Che Makiag and Lrumuiog in the boot style, at the following | will semd a representation of 2800 to the Wis Ne. | Wie they see that we are contending for the most great War tern doce chore tesa! orese, Ter naa HL HR Co., Oswego, N. ¥. mi6ec “ERICSSON, ‘ G, tos | tional Convention in May. Wake up New Fon, and glorious principle for which man can contend. ‘The at ocak basen: tea ndence apuly, in the . FROM GREATBRITAIN AND IRELAND % riONEER, ivy an amy le ! saoply of oll the most bevutifel, and durable Straw Hats,es well as deser ptious. Arrange ove to coustanty reewive aud exhibit att i he [atest prod of fas%son com on which as ant pated Uo be extred RokM a Society rugged vars, and h Oe Pas cll ae yOhill never ey the Baader: jociety has struggled for ten years. and it will have to to FROM GREATBRITAIN AND IRELAND | i, no. inoratt on ie sng cho upper ain see struggle formany more, perhaps. But there is a principle Whar, daly, at 2 ofelock . Stor Bal idea eee Fon Moe. 8) BEL Ils PP that wil live shee wears, deat. We. tre PrHEe ALL LD. LIN, Merchandise destined Sonth or West of Baltimore, will be TO MILLINERS, §. Literary Notices. rallying round a little acorn, but it will be 3] C Rifas tescinae Roath ox 5 is come not one tree, but a mighty forest—depend upon it from LLL ERPOOL PACKETS. | thy]. brenes for Notal Bicinost Peetitiary; Va, Wah-| ENGLISH BONNETS, MILLINERY, &c. , Lirerary Remarnsor Mutou Gartony OLiae We have taken hold of @ vital principle—the ig froma | iverpool on the Tt au d 19th of every month: | iagtou™ Genrgetowu Alexandr C. Cinctanatt, Ohio, | JUST RECEIVED AT J. LYON'S, 37 Tohn street, aud | Burgess, Suriqger & Co., corner of Broadway and | of the human race—the antagonistic princip othe ueceusary arrangements with the subscribers and | Louiaville, Ky , Saint Louis, Mo, or any other paint South or | 235 Maiden Lane, a splendid aysrtiment of ENGLISH BO v- | Ann strect, have just published the first of four or | g this superior Line of Prckete, Be ag | Wrst, received and forwarded daily at the lowes: rates. NETS, cnn. fof super Patents, fine tutlands, Albert} five numbers, of 98 pages each, containing the | the human race has y from Liverpool puudtually on the 7th and 19th of every monthe siantueoe destined for Baltimore, irom (New York, and eon: | Braid, Re, Ke. “Also, an pant assortment of Fuscane: Rib- Vet ierary Remains of the. late’ Willis Gaylord | more particularly of the character of this Papacy with - a se vhia, wisl lowers, and Ave! we miiliinert * f ans | e cseggh thay vhich we areke conte: 7 artere e Bille every ata Wan tere atOCd aie arch ain shiDE, | the same day aa received, aud delivered th: Fol owing moraing. | hive.” Milltuers aud others are reapeettuly javited to exit aad | Clark,” of Philadelphia—edited by. his twin bro-| Which Weareto contend, An first, it interferes with the whole spiritual headship and kingship of the Lord Jesus sutling every six days, thereby affordiag weekly com ica 4 s- ¥ “¢ e tion froin that port.” One of the rm (Me. James 9. Roche) ts | 1x29 wre No. 19° No ONES, Je, Agent, pesmi vaylord Clark, editor of the Kaicker- st rights tual and ci ‘et groaned. sttorm of sp) I despotism under which But I would now speak wl the hour marbet dinieg room vlate at least 120 p " ie Saloon has Leow newly painted aud redeecrated, aud for convenience it 4.008 Misarpassed The aubec the above. ‘The cnglush Hate are the clearest and he:t | ther, Lewis Se % we abo ale e Christ. We abhor it. We have no compromise with it ber takes this oppertanity of returning his sim- there, 10 ave ey shall be forwarded with care aad me — Puiladely te wise Let Tabet at sii a bocker Magazine The work is beautifully exe-| We mean to Gontend apstust JV ont, Gol takes we fro | ere. Canka a hia euaonner forthe very bral parang ball mertid ‘ TT > Ss » L. having coscinded to give up the above busines afer | euted, ona large fair type and fi paper, ant at. We will never give up the fi |y bestowed upoa him, and ed to be th ee at lace Sena tins ob tiee scat mon ise | Qn and aiter Tuosday, February 27th, the Boat willteave | aps imrec many other sore ta hey [cover, The editor has given a memoir of the life it is opposed to iis sacred rights and the highest J wiceuf put iivors. This. assistiat, the Judges, will be ever pyieek fel Sr olt Rivet btverpoe! ‘ackets, Comprise | 4g follows, until further'notice -— > nee uthor, a criticisin upon his writings from | interests of mankind-—the right of conscience. It dictates | ready to ateud to the Maithes ett lig he OXFORD, The NEW YORK, Leave Staten Isiand. Leave New York. CLOTHING MANUFACTURER: the Quitterly Review, and a vivid and touching | Who and what and when man shall worship. It ta mit. mere at oon Neds Puleanatigets CAMBRIDGE, COLUMBUS, shia sae Si bare Tg subscribers wonkd inform merchants visiting the eity, | account of the last hours and death of his brother. | #W2y tom the Saviour and Offer to me your in; | ROPE SOUTH AMERICA. who wish their own goods’ maunf that they a7] {hen follows the commencent of the OUapodiana, | Cis" —here bow down in th alyaltan, SNIPE SHOOTING. ,GLAND NORTH AMERICA, 2 PLM. 3% P.M. prepared to mawufacture e of their civil rights. Look at th such superior and unequalled arrangements, the sub- 5 : 9 : thetr being aceastomed ta anita ries of gossipping papers upon all sorts of sub-| y thout commerce, without agriculture, without DIAMOND GRAIN GUNPOWDER. scribers confidently look forward for a continuance of thataap- | f¥;,"t- On Sunday the boat will leave at 11 instead of 12, | Westera markets for the rat tel sublime, witty, humorous, pathetic, comico-| the right of changing het rulers, no°matter what. they SEASON HAVING COMMENCED fur Suipe Thoye Drocceding, oF remitting money to their relatives, ean | prea yik erie ie en pis es MANN & MeKINA, esting mélange. “Ollapodiana” will be followed | bondage _ this Papaey reduces | them. Oh!” Haly, soggy at all times obtain Drafts ac eight for any amount, drawn direct FORT WASHIIGTON NE OE sie ND LF Knickerbocker Stages pass close to by the other miscellaneous prose writings of Mr.| Italy, what’ a noble mind lies crushed ben hay been but » very short tims im the on the Hoval Bank of trend, Ba 1x0 on t RSIS cee URE ee Cente £16 3m * rre ether with a choice and copious selection | that iron foot, and yet men stand und look RAS ees pus . OT" TE 2 D0. F vitae 1" © saavieas jERA ON, ‘ blood, and let Je play their desperate a e essrs. COT, GROTE, AMES roe: “Bt és sees see eee Ceute, Gg-GERMAN LINENS.-4% from bis poetical writings, which are so popular ie Meas a Pte yale 1) bE ri Pane ia thet propen.-sreag ily dekdevin, 6 5 : Tis Line of Stages will commence ranning SUBSCRIBSIC begs leave to inforn his friends and | with the public. There will doubtless be a large | lovely but illfated land ! (Tremendous and “enthusiastic which will be pajdon demand at any of the Banks, or thei Branches, jaf the principal owas thoughout Limgland. Ine al land, Scotland and Ce ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO. 35 Fulton street New York, cheering ) ‘This despotism has crushed and ruined lovely but unhappy Itwy “One of her writers says—" I! the ehave just published a neat | Christian republics had preserved the religion of Christ 1814, as follows :—Leav- 'eat7 o'clock, A. M., aud | large assortment or the GP. M. ‘ ties, cousistingo ‘ryon Row and Chatham st, Ditmask Pable Cloths, b-own, half browa and white. public in geseral, tha: he has reesived from Geriaany, a fevrated Budefetd Linen, in all qaali- Madu Apt L tg Mashartauvil every hour wut "York, corer ot T sale for this excellent work. Burouss & Srrince rm Leaving Ne » BROUG Maltata dale om, “The T: as hw believed it, we should have been in a dif : * two doors cast of the Herlem Railroad Office, at 9 o'clock, A: . Napkins, ci 4 edition of Crabbe’s delicious poem, “The ‘Tales of | a8 bh vod it, 304 Broadw: N. Be-The Old Line of Hho? fatten Beak. | B1., and continue rusoiag every hour aati et, M 43 Revas’ Ge 8S F the Hall,” and we trust that this elfdrt to place such | but by the Court of Rome the Italians have t ae part farLiverpoolien tos lata of each mouth. “Partie | Li 6,0 Stakes Janes the Jryhan and Lunatic Asylum, do Tea and Dessert Ni lees, works in a cheap form within the reach of all, will | Most {insigiqus people wh ri the et bourdinas tor eas: Oientiad smal Ferucning to the old country will Aud it to thers eevafert tua | Buroh-m's Mousion House, the Abbey and Backers Hot Handkerchiefs of the tuest quality, Seu. which he offers for | weet atte: bet aa sig tly den gion, ist 1 motto hoever,” says another, nut boarding fo advautexe to select this favorite Line for their conveyance, im | Dtaty Church Cemetry, the High Bricge, and Wout Mashing: | sale a: the lowest pries, L. NEUSTADT, HRECU SUE NOR eID ECO URE ee ORSIS: “considers well the law of the gospel, will see that the table ro dieccaieia ti So Td oe vn sabalal és vomaT Im* re FEO tate Cri 3074 Broadway, | ‘Tue Youna Grarpesen’s Assistant-—By Thomas Popes. though bearing the name of Vicars of Christ, have ti d ue 1023 IFoo ASGOW—Di-ect— With Dispatch—The a ~ coer SHIRT MANUFACTORY, ~~ | Bridgeman —'This work having already undergane | introduced another religion, which has nothing of Christ NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR Packet Ship SALEM, Hierov, wilt NEWARK AND NE W YORK. AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE, 10 editions, is long well known to Gardeners, Seed- | butt me. Christtaught his disciples to be poor— u 4} AND 25 CROSBY STRE. rT ‘s sip apy DAKE ONLY 224 CENTS. 69 MAIDEN LANE Justreceived, the latest and most | men and Florists; but as many who are not, yet | they aspired to be rich 5 he taught them to be hurmble— Hin, PROPRIETOR would has very superior secommodations for | THE NEW AND SWIFT STEAMER RAINBOW, approved French pattera § A gener umeut of hate OW ie 1 Fh hey | they are pulfed up with the lordship of the world and the ublic that he has atecrage passeavers Persona int CAPTAIN JOHN GAFFY. Shirts, Under Garments, Hoisery, Ciavats, Handkerchiefs, ke, | HBht be, their own Gardeners and Florists, they | iv? Gf dominion; he taught them to obey; they to Pmbiishuene,- war 7 eres te anbwke shou'd make immediate wyplic ction on boa, Wril commence her triva for the seuson on | Shirts and Under Garments made up to order aud repaired at | have nothing to do but buy a copy of “Bridgeman’s | reat ali oaths.” ‘This is the despotism we desire to over. 3 ad kind com- of Maideu Lage, orto 10th Tharsday, April ith and ras uutil farcher no- wy at netics. Aso on h ng a geueral ory sie of Ready | Assistant.” The directions for the cultivation of | throw-—a despotism, not of the Pope— the man is 7 tinge Horses, from 5 Sws'Chiip perv needs Ouest so We See aca Pree Newark at 16 | Mate Clothing, which will be sold at the Silowing pr vegetables are the result of 24 years experience—of | a cypher—but of the Cardinals, rinces,and Bishops—they Samily nos eet York. and aif vs a to. ity for persone desirous t9 ambatk fro.0 | ° “the Krinvow has been welareed’ wont leely refitted, and |” Over Coats, from assiduous practice of the art which is here unfolded | who pocket the money, and leave the poor old Pope to il abit «A 4: saps cae tie reighberhood of Glasgow, or the North of Ireland, seldom | adarted io 1 faving a lings deck saloon, the ean | Back do-es clearly—faithfully—and in a form almost as beauti- ya brown bread—(Great laughter.) Mr, Kirk then nd Homes, suitable for heavy comfor ably accommodate a lage aumb rot passeogers. Freignt carried at very reasonable rites. on to speak of the vig of old Rome never slum re of Rome, ‘The rpirit The Bishop of Rome hanes. ‘The above ond welt broke ful as the productions of nature of which it treats. 1 worthy The work is for sale by the author, Broadway, Stearcecs trom Belfwt, Londonderry, Port Rash, &e , ply weekly to Giasg-w, und at very moder-te vate r all wi 7 New Yor slalmed to be the head of the Charch~th to the Car- rand Horsemen vi ja market, with Horses for ons Wishing te sind for thelr friends of relatives ea Me ortier of 18th stree claimed to be the head of the Churely—then go to the Car ; Pacer by applyiag as above, mewn nf oe SEVEN CK MORN. corner of 18th street. dinals and the Priests—and it has déstroyed the independ: © ill fiad the accommodation snlicheneat nape. A tale of the | ene of the Church In all the recent meetings about upon Youna Kare; on, tHe Revenor found thut her efforts were to establish a po- following | Great Kanawha.—A new novel from the press of | Rome, the OR ALBANY, ag their own materials eu dep th , and capable of stablieg 100 he 101, PACKETS. every niry and convenity NITED LIS k OF LIVERPS ki s mfortsbly. tthe 3h April—The splendid we'l known ROY, AND INTERMEDI CTS | Having thea made in the best manner, R p DIADEM, Captain Bartow, will sail LANDING 3—From ths Steamboat Pier at | Prices = | 2 ° Messrs, [Larpers, has just appeared. ‘The game jis | litico-religions Roman power Every feeting of at » having Horses to keep on livery, by sendirg them above, ber regular d tne foot of Barclay strect. Breakts Din Qver Conte, made and trimmed $8 w 19 09 \ aly? this kind stedin popery. ‘The design, aim and | ro t ablishment, may fest asaueed that they Wail recive ieudid’ acrommodatio:s for exbia, second cabin | ner on board —The uew low-treastre auamer TROY, CaycA, | Breas do | do do Tte 19 69 | not inflated with pretensions like most of the sono- | this kind was manifested in popery. ‘The design, aim and sr and nttentioa, with literal charges rage Those wishing to’ secure terhs | Gotham, starts ss above ou Tharsday, Apo 11, et7 o'clock 1 Frock dy | do a Ato 12 oe rous aud bombastic titles given to works of fietion s Meine ar damlatermined ix orisnee Ira teawennent proprietor would nso lulorm his irenes the publi 5 fake imracdiate application on board. fact, of Dover | the morsing.. For pase ge- apply at tie office foot of Barclay id Pantalouus, +++ Sis 175 and better still, it will be found on perusal, that the |? y vy n . tien Sales Business is diseoutinued ot thts establish strert, oF to Wo&I OT. TAPS OT street, oF on bard, z i . nie ie and to stand or fall together. (Applause) They mu WILLIAM WILMARTHL, al ee 44 Peck Sli Si st All goods, freight, basgage bank bi'ls, specie, or other pro. SPRING GOODS ORC NNNE antial merits of this agreeable story do not tremendous conflict im the present struggh carts 1mere orcibly strike the reader, becanse of iteun- | jt was designed by Providens nding title page. Whoever the author may Hof ( be, it is evident his talent for this sort of writing 1s th were de who had selected this to tiunity. ‘The religious des sted ax Romish despotism perty, eu booed this beat, at the tisk ‘ot the ow: HAR HAKPS. AMES HANLEY, the only poyal of Sebestian Erard in ceueee WILLIAM _T. JENNINGS § DRAPERS AND 'TAILOK> BALL, OR OLD LINK OF AL JAVER- WM POOL PACKETS=FOR LIVERPOOL —O:ly ~ Hegulse Packet of the I6thof Agril—'the new, eae N MOU P co, 2: rs J ‘ J tie United Staten, Offers tor sale at the Mu y roy 1 galling. packet ship NEW VOIR, burn w being thoroughly. repair No, 831 Brondway—-Amerto tel, rich and rare, and will win him renown. We re- W acrying de Mote cokal Sd uvesue; 8 hon navertioeart Melteaae eetaaeee Wal tons, attain 4h, CoC rapper, will positivel sail ou Tues: awl will be revty atthe erening of navigytion OPPOSITE THiS FOUNTAL Siena tik wert a eth England, eri bd nih og day, ior her rewalar dev.” a tow boats interaediata to ‘Troy, Albiny ait New Yor ia the reeript.of a large assortment of New Gooas for | Commend the work to readers of fiction, country ; and tixes which But Jast year were 24 VE MIUM PATENT DOUBLE ACTION HARPS. accommodations of the New York, for cabin, second | This boat will have espreitios for towing eqaal to any ou the | 4% Spring wear, ine ine fengh aul Fnelish Cassimerene || Magazine For ‘Tie Mrtston.—This work, of | now 4sahead. ‘The Duke of Tuscany, who poaresa JAMS HANLEY having the imaediate patronae of the See etree tater wenepertie cabscy GRC GAT SOE aa, | COTA ree eee ee tale a TOUS TOOK and Pans Agesey, through | Which No. 7 is before us, continues as amusing us| large fortune, refused to invest it in stocks at’ Rome last | Picr Ss DENT i ave United ovatee, together w th testimonials #4 fitted aut in nner 3 ‘ : = 1 e enabled to turuish ty date all the | ever; the selec 2 ir, stating the nO 8eC e pl There | rousieal p ud the can Ministers at the nience aod comfort of thoseembarking. = whies they will be enabled to turuish at ty date all the | ever; the selections are good. year, stating th no security in the p Pher these Fy Sibeloy tebe ay a of London Vat guarantee that bis Harps, which are manufartured en irety ou the yreraives, and the materials seasoved with a speciil vor lio the’ peculiarities of climate, &e. are superior w any 1 unquenchable spirit andthe Church of Milun iter Feeains Ld oe ENGLAND. mR ELAS eovuna of the season, fad by Asiwing ae th ; oh, 48- protit Came Te kes! 6 € sous about remitting money to to afford garments at rill lower p ices than those which have a ET pda a Li yk gl aeraterak friends Country ean be supplied | characierized te concern, whilst every attention will bedi- | Campbell's | pumee ROCHE BROTIENS RCO, ye eres ination os 0 2, £3, £5, £10, | rected as lier: tufore to the clef po-nts, in the ecouwmy of agar | literature of great merit Tercous croceeding to the old couatry, will atall times find Sumber Lor} Wa also over the whole country b Pervous or 7 Y. ! Number 150f | oetesiatence to Roman pow ction of foreign would have long since burst out but for an undue ‘s Foreign Macazin Magazine is still a se The present number is ‘i ston Ore’ nn 3 Bal amount, * brat rate wi AusiAD, sh sty! r] e ference. He would recommend the perusal of M’Cree’s | Uv te.) be imported. i 35 Fulton street, next donrtorhe | on demand, withoat discount, or any other charge, atthe Na- | mare | bret Fate Works wich style and character ia | oven better than the preceding, and will, we book, and it would unfold much of the abuse that ex-] i.) HANES REPAIRED—22d street, 34 avenue. eon Denk, tioual Bank of Ireland Prov: jk. do, Mess 'a’s Balt, So weld Im ee isted in the Roman Church, Th was anti-papist— Dant the country h very literature of Rome ji,and several other wri. power of the * WARDROBE | S's have many reader McCun.ocn’s Gazert —We have been favor- ed with part 1 of this very valuable work, of | (4'% 0) Ue country had d ny of thelr which every one should posse! copy. Itis Gite | literature to convince the Protestants that there were fires less to speale of this work; it must be by this] in ftaly which needed ouly the electric park of traths erally known by the intelligent reading | and as the association inten led to furnish the Italians with GENTLEMEN’S LEFT OFF HE HIGHEST PRICES eaufbe obaned by gentlemen o faroi ies who are desirous of converting their leftolt we. ing aprarel into eash, : F ‘To families ans gent'emen quitting the city, or changing resie dence having auy superuous eflvcts to dispose of wi'l had it much to theiradvantage t» sead fur the subscriber, who wilt & Co., Bankers, London; J het—To | count’ Bank, Liverpool; Fi: ting packet ship | Banking Company; Sir Wu her regular day the branches in every post town thro handsome fitrnish Tange | land, Scotland and Wales, which drafts. wh f Wall stresc, at Orleans wharf, | the packets of the Ith. 16th, 2ist, aad 26th, or the Ri Kk, COLLINS & CO. 56 South street. | steamer sailing from Bostou on he lat of May, Ap Greatest Invention of the Age. THE INVISIBLE PARTIN ENTLEMENS' RE U8 OF HAIR, bein rentert 1np in the manufacture of AND SCALPS, y first to pa 1 passage, be for dations, apply ou ¥» . Mar A a being th frenght received after the evening of the 10th IAs tldeke gueeek punaneee Renee es Attend them at therr residence by appeinrinent, a, nonity. ‘The style of this edition is unexcep- | an [talian translation of "Ddubigne’s History of the Re i] his Line may depend upon having their goods 466 Broadway, upstairs, | tionable, and worthy of this excellent work. form hey only required of the people of America A 1 {to give them the means, and they would put it into Italy, » of the beautiful | and put down Romish fdespotism—(applause.) He would 8 been published. The | ask the men who were attached to them, what valuethad A line through the [Port Office, or otherwise, will r mai_ime iULe hOm BHAVING<-# hh ie euly mengwed ; genta i New Oslens Messrs. Mallia & Woodraif, who FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOI WV promptly forward all goods to ther eddress The Koyal Mail Stean Ship ACADIA, he packet ship Oemolzee, Captain F. P et, will succeed the A. Ryris,, Esq. Cominander, will leave REAM OF BAPONINES snepasses any shaving suop rited manner 1a Which this beautiful edition is | they by being a papist: he would ark them had they any i120: April, her regular day. alo 3t rre Boston for the above portson Wednesday, i te, ae Pronounced by thove who have t i500 | ca rried on is creditable to the editor, C. Ver | share in the loaves and eet Th ad not; ‘they were FN LIVERPOOL—The New, Ling Requiat May lat, next, ‘ sxceed siF others in making « Fich and permanent Hither, Ger | oianck, and also the talented artists, Messrs. Weir | going to be made blind tools of by their Priests; he charg- Picket iat April pts eopsrion New York ‘Suit mite Bteamer HIBERNTA, will leave Bostou on Thursday, Lee ane cat gustbassoesioely meitons tha tome and Hewit, whose illustrations add value even to | edit on the ; they to do this in this coun i packet ship LIVERPUOL, Capt Joba iildridge,tigy | May 16th. +9120 will bere xrued. ‘The followiag is one ol te tuunber of let | Shake i aeons Soul recteteacick + 20. nivel Staxsescare’s PI illustrated Shakepe: x man. ‘They do noteneck « fact alone is worthy of wcemen, By com) never require Gressing oF on a new net; they never hs they are ange for Li ea will sail as above, her regular dey. } i mee eee 4 za received by the manufacturer:— ; Niddielile & ‘spit tw _ | leaders; and th voice could cet perad Weal Li. ny nant ar passage, having very Superior goopmiimadations, eee for Halifax D BRIGHAM. Ih. Are y New Yonx, Dee Another e dition by Burgess & Stringer is coming Roman Catholics of the earth, he would eall on them to tad a private reow to fit them on in. apply “APtan On NC ODHULL & MINTURNS: bor No.3 ‘Wall street. Dean Sin,—Among the ‘ills that flesh im heir ( 2? 1 from the press, Parts 15 and 16 have been receiv | titow off th nd it was this Romish despotiem WOODHULL & REN Ps = not the least expecially when travelling, isan “unshaven” hit. | ed,t and sustain the character this edition has re--| they meant to atta Phuy wanted to raiee up a great Tiilon respectfelly invites all wearers to examine hi pect 7 South st, FOR LIVERTOOL—New Line—Kegular Packet | Returning rece itly fran an excursion, wien atti ; ean Fever e, (tlio blic..‘Thes¢ ; hiv? Reade ° het Sse Pe cope calps tetore purchasing elsewhere. Firvce of massage $100, West, Capt Phil f 26th April—1 he sp'endid packet ship SIDDONS, | chester, Coun., | stepped tuto a store, ‘and the prop #\ | ceived from a judicious public. ‘The cuts are pos- | public sentiment that would force the powers of Europe AKON Sheer Tea rane shi Queen of the West, Capt Phlip, capt E, B, Cobb, of 1000 tons, will sail as above, her | very cxcailent friend, J.B. Wheeler, Haq cobse ving my hue | sessed of great merit, to change their plan. If to-day he delivered a spoech Bro osite St Paul's Chareh, se, ait tors burliven, will auceeed the Liverpool and | Fgularany. ; laces, presented men potof your Shaving Cream With a tie | rn. Y Bicew iain olf ite ; he | against domestic slavery in the Sonth,he may give offence gail on her seweler Car. Sise May. A100A21 _ | "For frewht or pissag®, having accommodations unequalled | devoted to se.eatific pursuits, | am wequaivted with taost.o Tit Lapiss’ Comvanion.—-This is one of the | ior, ut atillhe would speak his mind—he would tell FIRST PREMIUM 5 compounds produced daring the present cea- | most attractive works published. | The list of con | the truth; and the present was an aggressive move, which iLESEY LEG. all street, or to the purpose intended, | know none which | prize | tributors contain the names of most of the talented loop THOMAS COLYER, far eplendor or comfort, appl, on board, at Orsleaus wharf, foot | the saponaceo rr aK at the fuot of Spring atreet, | oF was onward, carrying the light wherever it went forth 4 ‘ : j K. K. COLLINS & CO. 56 South st. 5 Saponive, 5 ; " QE MOVED from Secoud atrect to 80 Spring st—Patronized He Bae Aral phi Tropes Colyer, at Pre 2 $100" vise shy & CO. jouth st Lo cragen @ rapenive. [pes ome ba A female writers who have won Pte age os When Paul said héwould go to Rome, le w as told hewould| R the most eminent surgeons throug) one rope, and by n the Hudson river. Sh is centre-bosrd and of | Tl p Sheridan, Capt. JF. Depeyster, of 1000 tons, din this cicy, pnts, Se. nd their country. ‘The able engravings, of which | ye prisoned in Manatine, and go was'it with thom. Their | be rise disth guished of their professional brethren in the ie Craught of waver, and earries about 120 tons, aud ia-well | Will succeed the Siddous,aid sail che doth of May, her regular 4 JONATHAN DODGE, MD. | No. 6, that before us, contains two, require to be | move was aggressive against Popery ond Mahomelanisin, | \Tuiud Stern; aad allowed by all to be the wearest approach adapted forthe freighting or lumber business. For further par- | day. ; the manufreturer’s ag nty No, 75 be properly valued. We would, therefore, | and they required money to expend on the project—it was | 0 eatare hitherto produced, Introduced into this country aud tieulars apply to on HOSRPICAGA TE, Ser eae 07 On ts Stew Oe ie Tine wasting prise mal peineipal Dogeits and Le LEMMATIA, RIL to RabeeHbe lel ME ene possess | “religious erty versus Papacy! that should be their mot. | "de solely by WILLIAM SELFHO ron Frertines, Tat to ative “W. HULBERT ON, ‘ 8 $3, and pos a ha parted gd Reich ’ A jnisteatr of he estate of Bnahlin Atte, deemed, | ~ LITHOGRAPHY. W a.eony of the." Ladies! Companion.””” New Yor en eee eee nisi this country with | am eg’ aaa izing aie aeat Broad ear, New York Lint tine BUSINESS CARDS ond Circulars. Maps, Pane, Maghine , CT, CHOICE AND GOOD, _ | William W. Snowden, 109 Fulton st pist Rome. What, he woull ask tho Jernits, caused the |! javewceu the artifeal teg of Me, Selpho. Ite congtra:« REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, ue ——1) ito apawer all the ry, Landscapes, Architectural Elevations, &c. ke, ilivbon, Hosiery te tern etcellent, and well ealeu! il Glove Store, Te + Hh SC00L AND ScrooLmasren—A copy of this | papiats to subseribe so liberally? It was to boy their fa R. MubY ins ubscriy F continues to transmit mouey raph Printed, ao moda . t York, and foe " re sed in and to goend get absolution hivets desired. But the heat of ail is the proof ef those who jor small, to Persons resi WK in any part of ivelua raped and Prin ‘don, tas fet v0 mmiac Id eaves Nets Lnegaad | Valuable work has been placed in our hands, and | thers out of purgatory, and to, 60 at Ae sis three tablet, thems this is posiive. and uudeniable,. SaeGot wr Ulie game manner as he aad his predecessor in business have done | 23 tw *re Van Kdvings; 8 ca 4, Silk and L nea Hdkfs; | alter an attentive perusal, it is our conviction that ir sins. One mind at Rome co dg ry tends whom | have mutilated, iuform ime that sheet we sper & ees ree and more; also, to.any part of England BEEP! DE BEEF! Kid, Silk, Ls ' coe Ot ayes of every style; | the great cause of education will receive powerful there wer ay tp ho at aeisbett int o u ope. P VALENTIN BOP ew York.” or Seothand 5 ! B S ! 3 A a : at 4 sm remo’ conclusion, he wished to info ve Professor of Surwery, Uavvers by 5 “Money ramived by letter (post, aid) to the subserber,or | ()N HAND-AND FOR SALE. in lots to.suit prarcharens, | LOM, doaem of Howwry, from ls. Ne dlewerk ‘Criminings, | idl froin it. ‘L » employés, trustees, inspec- | Ei jienge that the oliject uf the meeting Was tocellect sub: | _ ar “+ ations p raoaally depes ted with hint, wyth the mame of the person’ at VALENTINE’S, 45 Fu tor Market, 130 barrels Fxtta |g The olegent Cravats, cheap.” € merchancarod | tors, &c , for whose use the treatise was more par. | Mudienoe that Hie Glico need gentlemen prusent =, iT CHINA, ae Heras in fre wid, lindo Seotland, to whom i Moos Beit a ch sutiee, all ected plecer 50 hoes uy orekreve 4 woull do well t9 Call, as is ssvortineut is wclect, | ticulatly designed, e pee ee only Lage ls would have patience in waiting while the subscription No. 4 3( t i Nt \ IAM STREET, rade oan dhe ade al ieee eel Lor te si shoice and cheap. m2 Imre "| will be benehtied thereby ; but parents will learn ted No. 45 =P ry iene pS od aad prd secordingly, anda receipt to that effect 4 in he southero market, a ‘is will be benett ’ ll learn | was bein e UP STAIRS. forward weader' Ni has lirsbhne Bite eked me cue an juicios panne PALE YELLOW SOAP FOR FAMILY UaE.— | inany truths, which, as superintendants of the edu-| “'gerorat of tho aud 4 female, immedi Eu je CUP Sees ee ae ny eo MAMner ne or ms Oy PerHoe any part of | ar q te wit it wetting tO sa L H 4 : CINN all kk " q 1 el Ol ey show ye vi — | ately rove on this i i! Aye nd a ly v4 tlh England of Seodand eante colitered by the saeenie | member VALEATTN ES OLD HoT A wLISHM BAT. DS) BASE, CINNAMON seeall kigaaeemingy | cation of chidhis, Wet, should be Fairies Riis | ako pause thes for rubscriptions anya on hie 16 Poreeltig, a9 elt en elgwee end fads, and wil Ate shar nveatulsady, soe) 2 Mook Verbena, Se. Be eacion ai auspices of the superintendant of Com. noha Bata ne, ee omy os ; for’ Fruit, Baltes, Custarts’ aed ads, and ¥ cto them yecordingly. TG 5 a oe sanction and auspices of the superintendant of Com- ee bone of : wis, Frait Baskets, 6 an mange ane m OMOE MewilOb, Jr. #2 Codarat np HUDES, FAT AND CALE SKINS. auder Water mon Schools for the State, and we hope will end |€ then a man fron the Holy ol thn company ne epenldle rite aged r = Lime='The | Pursue exes oon niven for Hides, Hat god Call Powde a further stimalus to ihe great improvement which | Otwar! and asked tle Teportors to till the name of its F'au and Chocolate Ware, Greek, Frecch and Ameri speaker who pre ry article comprising an entire Perfumery, at lower | jy jn progress inthe system and working of the com | gm was here poin' Fat House of the subscriber, whore contracts’ will be taade for PACKET FOR HAVAte—Seeond _Line—The fa UTICA, W, Hewitt Master, will sail on the Let Viay. Hor freight or DEAN eN 160 No.9 Tontine, ticles are warranted of the best quality, and to be \ iyernl terms, and in lots to suit purchasers, mid Om* re atany other house | ont, when the man went forward ‘altskins by the season,or the highest price given by the pound, 80. ? hools of this State hich Z AP WORKS, 79 Trinity Place, mon scliools of this State—an improvement which | and addressed him aside | {15 2mPre 228 Elisabetbjut, pa HORN toe mi2 Im*re late Lumber street. certainly there was great room for. Mr. Ketones here rose and said, that he had been call: