The New York Herald Newspaper, May 1, 1844, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. X., No, 123—Whole Ho, 2602, . NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 1,:1844, oe ae pare yore she: Public. A TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. OLD FSTARLIRHED. EMIGRANT PASSAGE Virgin Islands. National Academy of Design. Ra Banning House i Bareury Ko Fiponaidere EN Ee newspaper—pud- oh ™ “Tibet * , pa je sensation ya p Ci 3 Village a w lished every day of the year except New Yeara day end 61 SOUTH STRELT, NEW YORK (Correspondence of the Herald| _ 48, Tur Sancruany,, by W. E. Winner—A pic- | 20 Sane by reason of the absence of J.T. Goud si] Bourth of July. Price “2 cents par copy —or 67 26 per ai- : Josenpicxs, April 16, 1844. . | ture of great merit Ae cme er igen fhe,8t0UP- canhier of the banking house of Patehin & Co. For a num au ’ e a aaa “idly ing of the ; the effect of light and shade is ee eins tain Gindenavince, > eed Te WE ee ented every Saturday | yo SSENGER ARRANGEMENT FOR 1884. ai 4 An Earthquake— Effect on Eggs—Tradeand | vite peautiful and Rembrandt-like—e ery thing pea Start lntlcaled sn abertetioe of mine,’ He leit Oe pewicran tryed § cents per copy, oF $8 12 péF ANDUM— | now prepared tn bring Ont passengers from Great Britan’ and. did pockscchige commeiniue the Ol by the hoe aplen- i b Prayers. here 1s in perfect keeping and harmony. e Wish wego on the 8th inst, in the Lady of the Leke, on her Ppostages paid, cash in a ‘Tre y the foliowing first class packet ships, one of which | sailing as under This morning about 9 o’clock, we experienced a| we had more space to dilate more fully on the | first trip to Ogdensburgh. Hix departure, well known at ADVERTISERS are informed that the eiroulation of will leave Liverpool on the Ist, 6th, 1ith, 16th, 21st and 28th of From Liverpool. Tack . merits of this productio |thetime, was supposed to be connected with some party the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing ; each month:— OLUMBUS, Captain Cole, on the 16th Kebrnary, | 8€¥ETe Shock of an earthquake. Our goodly town | METI. Ts brates an—J. H. Cafferty, [of pleasure, or business: traneuction. His not returning fast. It has the largest circulation of Ga bn ap lrnbes Aittick Heary, det Siesta, ORKSHTLE cm Pauley on the ist March. | was much disturbed—breakfast stuck fast in our] ‘The effect is good, though we are rather inclined | With the boat, gave rise to many suspicions and fears. — aris world ud ty teapot he Bt wines | Montexina Riddoos. Geo Washington, SGLAND, Capea I : dear people’s throats—plates, cups, and saucers} to find fault with the coloring. " | Sitizens Gbtained sertor fo the rake Or tne ROM Ch ox: vanow. ky Roscius, ‘Ashburton, England, ONTEZU AA, Captain Lowber, st May. trembled—knives and forks shook—in fact, we} | 54, Porrrarr or a Grnrurmay—M, Wilson. | inination of the papers in the bank, showed clearly that PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate | Europe, Steph'aWhitney, ochesrer, iP SUROBr. Capiain Purber, 16m May teallyghad an earthquake. It was discovered that | MF, Wilkon 4 very hapey indeed in his striking | Goodwills departure involved no criminal intentions. — Mice, and in the most el er Independence, ph hel, » NEW YORK, Caperia Cropper, Ist June. M4 vee Nat} Vikenesses. We should like to see his paintings, | Accounts of hisconduct at Ogde nsburgh, showed that bis JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Cane tC esac eaee be aheachandevery information | wii hddition to thesbovesuperior ships, the mbscribersagents | fresh booby eggs got stale and smelt strong, du- | however, a little more free from a certain hardness, | derangement had no wire abated, and that his volunter Paorniuton ov THE Henao Estantisnmrnt, | willbe given to those seuding for their friehds, ou applicauion | as customary. (tour Liver ol. os aoe ae fe aeeheeet: | ring the revulsion in nature! This is a fact in| If the outlines were more suftened down and biend- returm could uot be relied upon,” (Om Thuseday, the JB 0 at vither of cur offices. ‘nee worthy of a Buffon to note outthe year, to the diffrent pou ., lt th ed State ‘They will also be prevared, on the opening of navization, to | whieh pasomge can he senna ee a Che Unived Staton : Goodwil! renrned in comp Thowe sending ed with back ground, we think it would be for the | inst Hy With o relétive, who, = + P| rs were ofiered by suppliant sinners, and on ing of his absence hod hastened in pursuit of him. TS ON NGLAND, IRELAND, | forward igers And theirlagmage to Aloeny aud Troy, and | for theis Trend sede ae cee rates aing | | Prayers were’ o bea » and | better. 5 | On the same da lings we hont remitting money to theit | yin'erie Canal to Buffalo, and all tntermediave places, Ipidiat crate aurora in Great Britaia and ireland. may re- | many thought it was their departure, as per Miller's | -§7, Portnart or Proressor Siuimax—N. Joc | Green aee aay lings were had before the Hap. 8. Oc rahe auoniied | “Ypo al ports of te Upper bakes 4 ‘ table as they can re. bh * ' prophesy, to the other werld. The bridge over St. _We iefhe Pp oat J Vin'Onwogo to Torito, Fort Hope, Coburg, Kingston, and | gop same out the tases mony will be promnlyrekantiak | Peter's Aventio was destroyed, as well’as the pits | Ya Wye uncerstand, a Bod likeness. , | the depositions of By all parts of Canada West. Dralts can as wsual be furnished payable acthe National and | f eee i ah p 62. Porrrarr or THE LATE Bistor Moor®, oF | other proof, a certificat ‘Proy via Whitehall to Montreal avd, Quebec, Cana: | Proyiueisi Hanks. of Leeland and branehens ast lars of our custom-house much injured ; what will | Vingrra—H. Inman, N. A.—Whatever merit there ‘ood will, and upon Hi Herd and JH. Andrews with Was issued by the J udge,of Good- era Bank of | N.A— | will’s insanity, by virtue of which Goodwill left Oswego pa vin, Ohio qpal ftom Cleareland to Portsmouth, Cin- | Seotand gael Panchen ; wi Boa &'Co., ig ooh BF reat al gure oes Conleatata, may be in the head of this picture is Sarees peas on the follew ing hu tes custody ofa relative, fort e ; Kastern Bank of Scotland; Greenock | kn iy 7 Cir ti, Louis- i and Wale vd fade is risk. Flour $12, trifling draw 3 | away with by the remaining portion. ne loose | State Lunatic Asylum. It may be properto add, that im- Banting Company: Sir Win, Forbes, Hunter & Co., Scotland; Me related te Rive oS Lana Moc acd | Raker nich are payable theeachout Kngland snd Wales. For | other provisions wanted as the crops will be an| gauae sleeves of the divine’s drese here resemble | mediately upon the return of the loat without Goodwill, and the branches fp every post town throughout Kugland, ‘re- | to ati parts of Gluo, Michigan, Ludiana, Illinois and Wiscon- Jou Rokoma N | average or abundant. the half-inflated pigmy balloons. The hand is alto- | Bronson’ & Croker, and W, J, Pardee, wrote to the banka land, Scotland aud Wales, which drafts with be forwarded by | gin'Verritory. 61 South ee he above are hurriedly ‘written, and ‘you me : in correspondence with the banking ‘house of Patehin & the Backs of the 1th, ih, Bist, aad Bothy or the Royal Mail REMITTANCE : INU: Paces te iene aa Ai'imes be rely on their intent. ‘Therrvometer ranges 00 2 908, | eee roe Eero, urn Gumenwoon | © informing them of the circumstances of the depar- jweamer sailing from Boston ou the Istot Mar, Ap ’ ion of "wishing to send mone! eked To. he Pca i ow meget) t sf . . View in Orance County, wit REE shier. The é * “ : F steal jon an tne ator PiPseoee, care ae coo Tie £8. ang eee saaaged ite vy a ioeck a sit palin Barometer—gloomy appearance turo of its cashier. The facts disclosed in the sequel. how: d, Sear ig y partof Engiai ‘THE DISI eI Sketch taken Oct. 2 Patchi 2 ve At their general passage cic 43 Peek slp, | give Drafts havor Inelind payee Lae IN te pistancy, alter a Sketch taken Oct. | ever, show that Patchin & Co. have suffered no pecuniary South street. e : z come “ 2 4th, near sundown.—The general air ot this picture | loss. and that the claims of this banking house upon the letters from the conntey must core post Pate sft she presse cesta [Sayan pei OTTS _ | Re-Annexation of Texas. does not at all indicate a sunset—the sky ‘on the | confidence of the public, will be fully maintained. —Os- “ OF KICKS AND AGENTS, GENERAL ‘T PASSAGE OFFIC Mr. Enrror:— right representing the hazy and intense heat of a} weso Whig We regret to see the most important questions— {Summer noon, the shadows on the trees enpasite Tae State Prison cnc | those which affect the most vital interests of the | ae entirely too strong for those of the faregrnt 2 | to the State prisons, and TS POH 1344. | country—mounted as hobbies, or opposed by party | and the foliage in the distance too bright. If these | tion ofa new prison —The bill in relation provide for the ere: SON ra ete Charles Craft, 120 Stae stroer, Boate SCHOOLEX’8 MOUNTAIN B.W. Wireler, Union Building, Prvvidence, KI. eaters JW. Mills, 2 Wall street, ani to Froutetreet, Yew York. The foot of ¢ e S. G. How ‘ri, 48 South Third sirret, Potiacel ' 5 ¥.G. , a ARRA a 4 he northern part of the State, pas altace Ma hy Rallcoea Mor | Sandford & Shoemmber, 7 Light street, Baliraore, Me. ‘The subseribers beg to call the attention of their friends and | ac! ri : a re were more aereal, perspective, and the middle dis- | oq Se pute 1 ray ; oid tty Sivece withaatehaaue ot Cercfron thence Bir Pint Littlejohn, 1 Bixeh: Fituburgh, Pa. the public generally to their superior armogements for bringing | RACKS. | ‘There can nothing be proposed or brought or the Tree Teeesdett sala ne Resume's Casio ieee Hiaches shroush Yi teh Por Colden, Washing?o: line intersects to and trom Geividere. For seats apyly to I ¥. Out passeugers from, aud teu ttiog money to ail pacts ef | forward, whether calculated to damn or make the | ‘ance more subdued, the entire effect of this picture | jt had previoasly passed the Assembly ; end if wot alrea 4 Wa . i L.8. , Albany 3 8 Rey aeecaumatt: | S°Clar 8 Raver are, tnd NOW. Wa country, but what party lenders come forward and {Would be grand indeed, ‘The. road running along | dy sighed by theGovernar, will undoubtedly ‘soon be- y. ngs x W. A. Cook, Symeuse, NY” bra ak a, POOL PACKETS, | try to stake its fate on the die of a Presidential in the valley is exqu 4 itely pleasing and natural. | come a law.-lluny drgus, April 30, 11D, Uy. 08: doh -Favae’s, Commons: Bee, -qerents Rochester N.Y. election. If democrats oppose it, it i The figures are out of place and do not at all height- — ” . y wei e ‘i emoOc| Dp , itis enough for i 2 p is fs ‘ Hise rveece' ns atalcg ab ivdaiecea Cit, wk este CR eee, Os THe WEST, 1250 tons the whigs to ‘support tnind vice versa, Neither | en.the general effect. Og It is said that the Hon. H. Allen Moore, of SRA LUE, Morratowa. ne ortestnotion. ty ainere® | Hi. Fitzhugh & Uo., Oswego, N.Y. nibec large is betg shone 74. torn ann Niome—J. H. Saxton,—The atti-| Ohto, on his wav home to die, was robbed by some tN K LUE, OW Oo p26 2m Pre. - 009 tons party caring a ‘‘pippin” for the country. Every- : ‘J. He 5 > Was y ALRANGS MENTS FOR 1844 AK e . ye tudes of the figures are full of grace and case. The | miscreant of adraft for $1000, a poftion of his ‘pay, re- a OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE, HOTT NGUE: : By eles sm done for the party, and nothing for coloring of this picture may look tame and subdu- | ceived afew days before at Washington, eit 100 Pine street, comer of South ¥ PRAEIUA, 00 We agree with you, that a large majority of the ed, owing perhaps to the uring color Awbinh are Wega te Tas 1 tannery of GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE fepene mil the atcencion ot hint fHE UNIPED LINE OF LIVERPOO! PACKETS, | and would be willing to join a meeting in its favor, |" bo eens rear te Toon ke, [Completely destroyed by fire on Weduesday night of Tast FROM ALBANY TO BUPFALO (32 MILES) | sad the public ia general, to the following arrangements for | eatniosed of niperior, first-class Ameriean pucksta; aniline | Without regard to party intrigue or interest. It is| 76. Virw or Narixs rrom V sagt s Lome week. The lows estimated at from $4000 to $5000, of BY RAIL ROAD 1844, for the parpose of bringing out cabin, 2d cabin, and steer- | from Liverpool four times in each mouth, are che ‘shivs sn | unfortunate that. General Green, and the Tyler | Gegnoux.—With one or two slight alterations this | which $3060 is covered by insurance: ‘The ouly Office in New York established hy al Rail | age passengers, by the Regula rerpool Packets, sail | which those whose passage may be en, d y a re dw oth the well kuowg feet the above ceutships afloat. and the ive davs) prevents the. pu essarily detained at Liverpool. he wants of the humbeg convention, have come out for holding a} Would be quite a little gem in its way, T he sky is are " public “a eting in favor of re-a reeiy baaeaee remarkably well executed, although it does not re- Goaisearnie Perino heh f the Ch many persons may identify this important question | Present a Very bright sunset, still it is evident that han PalEe sldly otk ; fiel ce pagal fe ya with Green, Tasistro, Byrdsall and Ce., and “Emi-|!t is the clese of an intensely hot day ; the water Lirprickneed are ek fa bet ee ane min itwe ha i grant’s Candidate” humbuggery convention. might be a little more transparent, and, with less | 0) sha omedy of "She Stoops to Conquer.” ‘These We know, personally, many men, “Good and | White light on it in the distance. ‘The figu' are . a tito Gaalinc, lanian ‘The | Comedies have been, under false pretences, monopolised True,” in favour of re-annexation, as agreat na- | Perfectly, easy, and full of Italian lazines: he | by what are called the ceading ‘Pheatres ; but the people Road Companies between Albany and ing the Lst,6th, Tith, 16th, Zlstand 26th of every mouth. By No. 69 COURTLANDT STREET, the London Packets, toaail rem New York, the Ist, 10th and JOHN £. CLAK, Genetal Agent. | avth—and from onion on the 7th, 17th and 27th ofeach mouth — In connectiou with the above, aud for the purpose of afford- NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS. ing still greater facilities to passengers, the subscriber hes ea- Dt The Snbseribers having been appoioted agents for forward- | tablished a regular line of frst class New York built, coppered Wa. ‘Tappscott, one of ing Immigrants by Rail Road from Albany to Butralo and iv- | and copper tastened ships, to sail punctually week pool to'superintend the departure for termediate places. are enabled to send thera during the Suromer | shroughout the year. 4 country of such persons whose passage may be engaged W. from New York, to, Utica tor $2.00; to tyracuse $2.92, to Au | | For the accommodation of persons wishing to remit money to | the bseribers, a fact, which to those acyttsinted with Mr, , iehti . fads ; : hurn $3.36; to Rochester 3 Bu yChikdves | cheit {umilies or friends, drafts are given, peyableat sight, on | Cis aasuificieat guarantee that they will weeeire every atten: | tional question, and on the ground of future peace | Sunlight in the foreground has too iniddayish (if we | have made their selection, and chosen their ‘Theutre—the from 2 to 12 years old at half priges un ra free; and all | the following Banks, v tion from him, and be quick and national security ; and who yet feel a perfect | Ue the term) an appearance. manager is nightly endeavoring to merit their preference. Baggage from ‘Albany on the Rail Road is “Brovi ial Bank of Ireland, able at Shouid caose sent for <. contempt for the petty political “loafers” i bh} 79. Scenzon an Unrrequenren Roap; Wagon- | The fact is, that at this moment, there is a more complete Icis evident that it comes much cheaper t rant to | Cork, imerick, Cloumel, — Londonderry, | will be prompay_ refunded, w cq ‘es penty peitical oalers, in gearce | sand Horses resting alter a Noon Feed—J. G. & | and capable company engaged at the Chatham, either for travel by Heil Road than by Canal, he reaching Buffalo per | Sti oxford Nast, Waterford, Retasteaacen—Those remitt of some brief tenure of office, and whe will see "This. i leiden, | tragedy or comedy, than st nay hbattean ie ciiy” Moe Steambenc from New York end Rail Koad from. Albany in 481 Gaty Armagh, ‘Athione, Colerain, drags ac signe. Jor any aroun the “alien” convention, including General Green, | J; W. Andubon.—This is not a good picture, | (magedy or comedy, t Lr, Oia ed ath hehe Ay: Sie hours; whereas, it takes per Canal from 9to 10days. ‘Che fol- | Ballina, Tralee, Youghal, — Kuniskiilen, | ocner crave, Captain Bob, T: >, Byrdsall and C he | although it contains many redeeming qualities,and | McClure performs the part of Miss Hardcastle, and Con- lowing calculation snows the result, viz — Monaghan, Banbri Ballymena, Parsonstewn, aptesn, Bob, Tasistro, Byrdeall: and. Co., atthe | i) many little bits here and there that de- | Bt Young Marlowe. Winans, that eccentric, but high- Passage tn Buitalo per Rail Passage to Buffalo per Ca- Dowapatrick, Cavan, Lurgan, magh, ‘ADPIY (Al by Lecter, post pant). t0 devil, before they will ever dance to their fiddling; | there are many little bits here anc “dy talented comedian, sings a new song, called “Tho ian PRS ROE: 3 cat Baitais, sons''e” | Quzzanues. Bandon, ale Fllyshanno wex J.T. TAPSOOTT, 43 Peck alin, and that, too, for so low and common an object. thal: eradits eB ey. are in ich Pad nompany,. First of May.” The whole performances conclude with uagage from 0 Luggage affalo, 50s 1. ree, fallow, joneymore New x 3 ; ed, a e ti at perhaps no other but the scrutini y . ey oY fe ‘ban 16h vol victauatanes, forilbe-s 90} “gotchil, | Kilrush” | Dublin JM __wM _rarscorn, Liverwol. 7"? | ets ind meer pray. to be saved rene hes] am artist Would find them out, In the hist place the | siong billsand Will unteubtediy draw a crowded house Cree tai ning “worth to the lavoter, say. Sores Sane Rhataec omeet eGo. mice: NeW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. fitends.”” We thi . masses of bright green which are spread about the ; f Git i Luge, e frow worth to the fat y a} Messrs, Spooner, Atwood & Co, Bankers, London; | ,,, ‘New York on the 96th and Lu Tov the 11th | friends. e think so, now, more than ever. n ® any Hormay at THE AmERicaN Mu- Buffalo free 50 cents per day» R RCP, We apeeion, Road, Liverpool; payable in every town | 0 saittrom New Yor! creacn mouth, cb Hie ‘ Let these men go on and hold their re-annexa- | picture, both in the back and tor _Srounds, show w, with splendid performances at half past 8 Living for 42 hours 75 | Living for 10 da in Great Britain, i i E 4 £ 7 Stil ut little attention to the coloring in nature. The | Sereu Ast Me Wh i day + or further infoematyon (Ff b letter, post paid,) apply to tion meeting, Sull, we hope and trust, another "tull A attaches th the | gelock, aft . and 8 in the evening, by Mr. Winchell, Total per R. Road +++ $6.43 JOSEPH MeMURRAY, 100 Five rect impartial call will be made fer a similar meeting, bide sre Lagi rent thoileed wast hone fhe | Mz. Cole, the Dog Bully, Mr Lynch, Miss Adair, La Petite ——| j96m*re ‘ : Liverpool | Ship ROSCTUS, Captain John Collins, ch. ‘9 such a meeting hundreds, if not thousands, We donot think it adds much to the beauty | the day und evening, and greater curiosities, end more de- ‘The traveller per R. Road saves: + + $5,62 ern = —— 3hip SIDDONS, Captain EB. Cobb, a6th April. will go. rect. We donot think it adds much to the beaut BO LDAY, COE AVEO R AOS | ie regres They also forward p uthand |, THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS, — | shin SHERIDAN) Captain KA; Depeyater, Bich May. Manteibsingthe only independent paper in New| of the picture the introduction ot the pie-balled | serving novelties were never exhibited in America. other places in ¢ "8 ‘Michigan’ Green Bay. Mi P . a te jth June, York, 1 will beg the tavor of you to publish the | Horse, which is not at all well executed, in the] | (ky Queen Victoria, ingvired of ‘Tom Thumb, Mearest pleooe in Cannda, a: the trent rasa’ Ship SHERIDAN, Capznin A, foregoing, und mach oblite a suberriber wad con, | back ground. ‘There is some very good painting | what he thought of the Picture Gallery at Buck: sto the di t routes given gratis, aud Tickets to be had ‘o.sail from New York 2ist, and from Liverpool 6th of each | Ship GARRICK, bi iit sthntthacer ‘Anti-Humave however in trees, to the lef! ingham Palace, which contained the likenesses of a long Only atche Albany and Suifalo Avail *coad Odice 59 Courtiandt | month, H ship ROSCTUS, Cap 0 a aS a 3 81. Dr Soro Discov : pe1—P, | line of monarchs. The reply was, “ First rate.” On a Fr Lpoot. | Ship SIDBONS, C: E. B. 1. De § Disc street ve WOLF & HICKENS, wm Beck at Eeks G | Theseahipe are all of the, frat’ class* uperands of 1000 F. Rothenuel.—A noble attempt, one of the best | Hmllar question being put to the Lapland Dwarf respect: ap3 Im*m New Ship LIVERPOOL, 1150 tons, ‘i i iltt H i p $ Mader (Phe Texas Question. Cid : ph ‘ father | ing the Picture Gallery at Peale’s Museum, he declared ‘ April 21 June 6 ouiltin the city of New York, with’ such rovEMeRtS as 2, Historical pieces in the room. The great “ father J. Eldridge Aug. 21 Got. 6 | combine great speed with anusual eomnfort for passengers. Mr. Eprron— f iP elie Stee Guat oh linnct | that it was far finer than her Majesty's, as it possessed the ; at pepstay Jany 21 Mar. 6| Every care has been taken in the arrahgement of their aceom- fo show i e Courier & En- | Of tivers” rolls its mighty food along, almo portrait of one man who was immeasurably superior to N.ship QUEEN OF THE WEST. v u e 'o show the consistency of the Courier § En- 1 P P Mae : A fe SC ae July 6} modations. ‘The price of passage hence is $100, tor which | gi, h other whig iaattien sweeping the feet of De Soto and his comrades. | alt the kings and queens that ever reigned in Christen- tons P. Woodhouse, Sent. 21 Nov, 6 | ample stores will be provided ‘Tfrae shipa are conimanaed by | 7¢i7e”, with other whig papers and whig men, we | ‘The chief figure. is the. noble Spaniard himselfs ve say r PIONEER AND SSTPTSBURG, OR | New ship ROCHESTER, 850 tons, (Fe0Y 21 male Saalestistactions ree STHer moet Bo & ioe tenes Me Macon Tall tnt & public meet-1 iti replete with Imanly grace and dignity, Mla taasiduis elatapiincsd-shait au nine A 4 o » CSone 2b Cf eral s faction. ing held at the Masonic Hall, in this city, on the > bry Pap ee s BY THR PENNSYLVANIA CANAL & RAIL ROAD. John Britton Ne > $2.—Fun. Lexeta Portrarr ov a Boy.—A. B. bo Oct’r 21 + 6] Neither the captains or owners of the ships will be responsi- eur A] a ied This superior Line of Packets is now in cow plete border. | ghin HOTTINGUER, 1050 tons,2 March 21 May 6 | ble for.any | ls or packages vent by 26th April, 1836, at which several thousand people Ira B ys therel attended. See the Courier § Enquirer or Commer- a } Parcels Durand, N. A.—Greatly inferior to the other paint-] GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES AND JEWELRY New Boats have been placed on the Line, and every arrange ate, July, 21 Sept. 6 | cular “yf lading are signed therele P i 3 ist i i " HOSE who wish to pureh c t Novy at Tenve| * Wortiapiver Heat neh b y- ‘ ings of this artist in the exhibition. The head of DEE who wish to pe Fasgt matte ehat cau be desired t9 secure the comfort OFFATEY] pee anbtantia, fast aniling, Gest clea shige, all burlt’in | atc. COLLINA L'COn 56 South at. New York, oto | “ial Advertiser of the 27th April 1896. On that} he child is pleasing and expressive, Gold Chains, Gold Sel ud it re he interestiag country which the route passes,renders it the | the city of New York, are commanded by men ‘of experience BP JWN, SHIPLEY & UO., Liverpool. 5 D NOE’ 0) 48-1 $6.—Cove Roap, Carsxiui..—M. Livingston, A. veh lower than any otter reen ble chacean be taken for the West. and ability, and will be dispatched punctually on the 2ist of | Letters by the pach stawill be charged 1244 cauts per single | Col. Wharton, who has since died in Texas, made | __4’ very creditable Lundscape. The cuitle ‘are loweuncen tens deduan amiies traveling westward it is preferable to all other | cagh mouth, - 1 a odi ae takea t ; 50 cents per dance, and newspapers Leenteach, mre | at that meeting one of the most thrilling and pew-| wel) drawn, and. the pervading depth of natural nd edorbereht Ail Watches ‘No effort has been spared to mare the dation laa, Bet eb fad Ea e erful speeches we ever listened to. He went into ‘ : eae i Henictedd “Elec | Warranted to Keep good time, er the money ntwrued Wotchen joard the boats ample and comple. ‘Uhey are in charge of | with whatever can conduce to the ease and comfort of passen- . . 7 quiet in mountain scenery is prettily depicted. i€ T and Jewel yaired in the best manner, and warrauted, lower experienced, attentive, and obliging captains, so that the trip | ers. $100. te Wi and auccingt histoty’ of iad and her} jight sweeping down the glen is happily con- thao ar'nny other pier, : frum Prine of peseaae, SUG sr chaso ehibe will bo roenew- Mew, ¥ p Hate PacKkird: struggles, and proved most conclusively that her| ceived and managed. The foliage is alsowellexe- | G+ © ALLHN, tmporter of Watches aud Jewelry, PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURG, je for any parcels of paekages sent by theta, unless reguiar | Second Line—The Ships of this line will hereafter leave New | “* cause was the cause of liberty,” and that they | Cnted polerale and retail, 30 Wall's is renaered one 0 mera Bi avatar sane Shale . von On the lat, and Havre on the 16th of each month, na fore | warred aginst the moat cruel tyranny and oppres | 99” Porrparr oF a Gewriewax-—S. B. Waugh OFFICE N. E. CORNER FOURTH AND CHESTNUT | Forfreight or apply Vi sion ever practiced by any government, however .—T Genre So a itorparon St eet slat WOObHELIs uw tunNG. |, |New ship onEIDA™MMTLCR™ Ramm ttarte |ewpotie. At the meeting allied to the ollewing| I tikes ws that abetter position would have, mute He eerie ie sectted ante vows Tita ceiind at the orto © FIELDEN, BROTHERS & CO., ale wandke Aes 16th Angnat. | officers presided :— ee tle justice done to it there are pictures that ought to | Mave bill: Praguiete who wish to ~ DEPOT, 24 MARKET STREET, * Mee 7 Liveroo | grip BALTIMORE, Cit Apr ¢ iach hie Samuel Swartwout, President ; James Monroe, | have heen secluded, holding better positions than | rosite the Frinslis House, ‘The lsbets of the seomineae cony ‘wherg the (Cars start from every mori A UMINGS: Ageat, MARSEILLES LINE OF PACKETS. Capa ed Func) ae peter, jisth Bentembers | Alexander Hamilton, Charles A. Clinton, Silas M. | this, which is really a very clever head, very beau. | Maied, qui if yoa wet ol Dr, Miluor yom oe rishi 4 u is Edward Funck. ¢ st December. ¢ 16th January. Sullwell, and James Watson Webb, Vice Presi-] fully colored. In our cursery glance through the | 2!2im?re ew YORK AND PHILADELPHIA RA -ROAD LiNE Ship UTICA, May. 16th June, dents; Wiilis Hall, James L. Curtis, Asa P. Uf. | itlly colored. y. Bane : FASHIONS DIRECT, Captaii .. ¥ lst September 3 16th October. and W. van W. + ae room, we saw several pictures by this young artist, _, FASHIONS é r . _ Krederick Hewitt,Q ist January. 16th February, | ford, and Wm. Van Wyck, Seeretaries. i ‘ vith tl Wi » that RS. MAXWELL. ite a call at her wewly-opened Fox NewaBeinemvown Aro Basssurom: "| yer oe eal fam Moe the Ritch met | New abet, NICHOLAS Mt fine” Sloth hy." |The following resolutions were adopted with ac-] Me Wengh hea Murrlo consi in his min ate ; during the year as follows z-~ Krom New York. — Marseilles, J-B. Pell fey fovember. | clamation :— ; iene: : , - B. Pell, 7 h March. ; eye, as his style resembles his much; not as mu NE COTT Cane aie ak heh Feb. 5 ‘The accommodations of these ships are ‘not aurpassed, come | Resolved, That the state of Texas having become se-| in this pictate as in others in the room, of whic wale Wear te TR yr aL = Mareh 5 p RP COMPSON Ce ebivester, Band, | March Pb may be rayuired for, comfort. |The price of eat | vered from the coufede f Mexico, by no act of her | we shall soon notice. BOARD IN BOND STR HELLESPO} “Adams, ‘March 1. May 5 bin passage is $100, | Passengers will be supplied with every re } own, and having been driven by unequivocal acts of ty- o rite ; he . iT ROOM bee . ‘ HROUGH IN SIX HOUR! i ams, quisite with the exception of wines and liquors. , i 88. CurpHoon’s Revertr.—C. G. Thompson.— | PLEASANT KOOM® wth Beard eur be cbtained at No. Leeving New Cork daily ftom the foot oF Courting ee ee cant anes tacteeed tad haveaettent |. gods intended for these vesels will be forwarded by the aub- Seen hevaelfageintautionwhove itterest it Wacker | We have seen some of Mr. ‘Thompson's paintings, 3 Sone Stent eth U1 tmre Moming Line at A. M.—Mail Pitot Line at4% P.M: | accommodations for passengers, CEE ha thems or eign er een aeagenses actually in | tert her, has justly and rightoously declared herself ieee, | that led us to doubt that this was by him. The onus jee poh ee aka = Neh 9 a curred On them. Hor freight or passage, apply to. nt MomiNE heh, proceeds to Bordentowa, (rom then any Wepre of eabin paasaye will be $100, exclusive of wines BOYD & HINER Agents, sovereign and independent, and that it honor of | suff and awkward position of the figure, and care- jor t ‘The Evening Line proceeds direct to Camden (appositeto | Goous addressed to the ts, BOYD & HINCKEN, will | J 2¢ No.9 Tontine Building. er, Wall and Water st | a free and powerful nation like the United States, to be| lessness of the landscape, seem to have be Philadelphia) without change of cars. be forwarued free of other charges than those actually paid FOR LONDON—Regauilar Packet of the ist Ma. | the first to take her by the hand and acknowledge her in-| painted by a different hana from that which execu- chitsenacrs will procure their tiekets at the office, fot of For freisnt of passage apply to Fie frster te, fast salitog, regular packer ship dependence vi ted the face, which is pretty and expressive. Courtiaude street, where a eommodious, steamboat, wi AWRENCE te B ELPS. 103 Front street or to S RE JAMES, Capt, Myers, o 800 tons, will positive. | Resolved, That the law, which is paramount to all] 99. Summer Vigw oF THE Fats or Niacata.— . : ‘Agents, ; Philadelphia baggage erates are conveyed from city toeity. | ma6r No 9 Tontive Butdings. For passaxe in eabi Jaw, the great law of humanil 2d exbin, and steerage, hving very su- ; justifies us in extending | T, Birch, H.—This is the worst specimen of Mr wihout being opened by the way. Each train is provided with Fe eeeey cenit Mo arrbl. ae enaas, bene aid to Texas, who are invaded by an wemy, whose pro-| 3°,c]1 a a et tunnel! , Warden anal the Soar in whieh areapartments and dreasiag rovis ex-resaly for | PASSAGE FROM, GREATBRITAIN AND IRELAND | br'tn °° fone OEPLY POSE MeMUNICAY, e | gress hitherto has been marked by atrocitiey unknown to Beey talent we abte fey pet | fe Igpaed are sr aten? watk From the Tantus. gp} ethene ienenteare Hhelehdiehhs Sam theta at ak azitomire 10 st. corser South, N.Y. | civilized warfare,—aa army which wages a war of ex fave: ardly ever seat that : i ied Batis tip ree eat Seem i] einy ery dey at nefatert UY steamboat tp Bordentgwn ab 7, 9 clock, A. M Papa neuer Ene, Now, Live, Magus: | erie soll dower? een wears (Omake her) Vecannot tence any of the beauty of Mr. B,"6 | qatcmma(y" rear ted including wasting, $25 per s for Baltimare leave Philadelphia at 15% A. Muy ane THE VCO eee Yorke built packet ship QUEEN OF THe Wes The following were appointed a committee to} Pencil, No doubt itis a most diflicult subject, the | "ity Vaid P. M. being a coutinuation of the lines from New York (Sailing from Liverpool ou the 7th aud 19uh of every month,} | Pape Thi Woodhouse, 125) tons burthen, will sail as above, | srry these resolutions into eflect, viz:--James| Water has not that action which he generally gives | W a a gana wishing to send to the Old Conntry for their friends | “Roriteight of pamage, having elegant ard roomy accommo | Ward, B, Murray, Jatnes F. Sihils,’ Robert. fia-| hand had he thrown, more sunny effect on his STATEN ISLAND fave them come out in tins superior Line of Packets, Sailing | dations wnstrparsed by aay ship in port, wosly to the Captain | met, John KR. Livingston, jr, Morgan L., Sint, | DFightest lights, it would have taken away frou th FERRY, trom Laverpoolpanotoaliyon the 7th and ath of every mouth. | @ Board, At weet aide Buday horde | Thos. 1. Davis, JD. Beets, James Ki. Whiting, | Heaviness of the water. ‘There was here a fiue | Men The Ste ot OE WANT EHALL STREET. ltr arias ese ati aeROR eek orneaay “eSouthax | J. L. Joseph. Ely Hart, W.C. Wales, B.C. Wer. | opportunity for bringing ina rainbow. Mr Varivn a HO ee AN ER wil ron ax follows | tou trom that port., One of the firm (Mt. James D. Ttoche) is | flee of passage $190. } more, Isaac 1, Varian, Edward Curtis, MeDonald] 7. o apr ne ee My ae og foo + Wall atreet, on en'Leave New York. "Leave Staten fe there, to"see that they’ shall be forwarded with eare aud dex: | , ne Puce! soy Rochester, Capt John Britton, 109 tors | Reavivr, to which was added the presiding ofeera| U- SStrastsni Uxtox.—The Union, now an- | N: Vand 825 Broabway nis tore ACG x "ALS Patch. ; : ar day, Zia Fa bliesdiactod a ahaa of the meeting. ‘This a chored off the Arsenal, in this harbor, being about NIPE come regular day, 2ist Jane. of the meetin, This committee was appointed to t ( Should the parties agreed for not come ont, the money will 2 sp 5 babe to proceed vice, the H ecretary of the Navy has SUNPOWDE. be returned to those who paid it here, without any reduc- FOR LIVENPOOLS New 1 ipalaz Vocker | Carty the objects of the resolutions into effect, ise pertalantonito Eamaregatbe axl jhleniats belse she | crit ame acoietrone ca KalihEn dha ed Bick Ball, of Old Line of Liverpool Packeis, comprise BBdoe 7 AL Bepeyiter, oF 000 tla, will wal 3 | gooclh ee (eee on rekublish Col, Wharton's | Taker her depesture frem our waters, to mak Shooting, the Sab attention of ech made before that meeting; it would shed a] sion some dis il of light, at the present time, upon the real maguificent Ships, ‘agnificent hips, regular day ‘e down the river, for the purpose of ex- ‘Curtis & Hare the NEW YORK, eight oF passa ving aceommovations wasqualted | ‘ ' ng her qualities to such Members of Congress and yond COLUMBUS for epleador or comfort, app!y on boar Irleans whath, foot | aatare of the Texas question, and upon the history sof the Government as may take an interest in this preted | fob thn ; 5 HAM re sf oct s te bh Obs wobec of her noble struggle. arm of the national defence, 'Th# “Union” is the first ex pei Ty a OT N GARRY) ts, ¢ FIR te Seamed ceca anit i But, what are we do think of the consistency of ppl Heng . - hanya one ton- and proper strength, desidersta, to ce her triv’s for the x cor th Be $100. ue, Cat. B. Ciriste WAN ehobed » whine, "wi the 261 8 inden being 1,040) built on the plan of Lieutenant Hunter, | give it y V4th aud ras vears, for w! bid sail the peek seas Mac oe nied we het eof all a TR, it Sold tm canisters of a pound each, by Mr. H. T. COOP Santa Ana asa “ savage chief ‘avy, which is ofa character to be d aiming atthe annihitation of the R, Fulton street; and J. & C! 178 Broadway; JOHN CONRG mee proceeding, oF remitting, moody to cheit relatives, ex e people. of Texas, and designing | country, oteuly asan improvement of ceean navigation, | BEREIA 109, and. wt oleynte of ray comme , all 8 obiata Dial fsixht fur any, amount, dinwe dleect oconvert her fertile seil into aderert; and who, in Task too ‘ lions of miles of inland naviga: | m9 w.F oy ium ber of passeugers oa the Royal Ban of een Oaplia AO On 6 Gy say we cannot make a treaty with'an | tion mo in use epi eee, Krvignt carried at very raves % . a Zankers, Loudon, 3 ndent and sovereign State, without gettin For the purpose of showing the adaptation of the Union HOTEL, New Verk, April 3 1814 which will be paid on demand at any of the Bayks, or theiz ape aS the cousent of this “savage chief ?? When thia| to these he will her anchorage at six a LPHIA SPRING ARRANC Branch iw all the prineipal towns throughout England, Ire Hy desunciatory resolution was adopted, Santa Anna, nd proceed some distance down the | "PULLS new hones BLOOMING ” i Honae, (nd ROCHE, BROTHE, 35 Fulton street next door to the Fr N. B. ‘he Old Line of Liverpoo! ‘kets sail the vort for Liverpool on the ist and 19th of each month. Parties seuniag’ to the old eonntry ‘will find ito their eornfort and turning to her anchorage in a few hours,—Nut Intelligencer, April 29. with all the blood stained cruelties of eivil war up on his hands, robed saint, compared to what he has m f since the whig in ing in favor of Texas in_ the Masonic blood of the brave Col. Fan NGDALE, Ma NHAT Font WARHINGLON LINE Maoh ttany le, ‘ort Washi, ty of all the fis has been bualt in Westery Fronrinn.—The citizens of Crawford county, Arkansas, assembled in public meeting, RE an fernished ib a 0 c el “nye 5 ‘ of osed and some elnasat surnlinte & opera ma every hour uuty CLAESI Nc api eh aa a pateh=The vey fe Aly cop brave saldiers, wes not then upon his hands! ing was culled fo nak of Congres tive reception of the travelling pabltecou tae’ 4 New York, corner of Tiyou How and Chatham st ~ - HoLeN THOMBON. Case hi Petre, me new | 2088 drawing “black beans” were not then bute! n the fronts That the public ok Maren new 5 hehe ater teh Ee jul inal aaraging OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS ready W receive cargo aud Wil have aespatch forthe above | ered like dogs. Salazer’s murder of American eiti- ‘pleasant neighbors” are, they thu The proprietors flatter themael in the bi by. constr ‘e-room aecommodations for vengeance festering at his breast; zens, was not then approved of by him. The hal-conquered Creek, brought hei ‘aptain ou board, at vier | 7 Y t exclaim the whigs, we unust ask Mexico for] with tr Phis Lise of St. ges posses the Mrphin and Luvati tums, Rae Testekh se Bamilumls Mansion Houte, the abbey and Brokers Grieli LS ag tad y Panty Charch Cemetry, we Ligh Bri age and wort Washing: | FRR OLD LN ottackets & Liverpool will heredtuerte | Xo-0 North Itiver.or' ba ae 2 ae despatched in the followingoraer, excepting that wh Ro pa ho roprietor. | sailing day falls on Sunday, the ahips will sail on te succeed ALBANY DAY LINE. of nd gnaiantee to. their con be found im any my Texas! Who and what is Mexico? Two-thirds down Seminole, panting for an: +, BROTHERS & OO, of the Mexicans are negroes and Indians. Not | “splay of his wonted ferocity ; the Cherokee, a half a niton st_nex: door to the Fulion Bank. 1 one in five hundred can read and write, 80 says | CUntt?Y ln advance of his neighbors in culture and civiti ron Ban f a : ays ' N. Rooms are attached to the Hotel, where warm nod cold water barns wll at ail times be in readiness. ing day, viz: rom NewYork, rom L. L w+ ki zation, but negotiated out of his wits and his temper, an’ v1) at mi 26, ah. ROK ALBANY and Lutermedinte Land: | Phe CAMBRIDG: June i J 16 FOR LIVER-| Mr. Brantz Meyer ‘The whole power and wealth | warmed by the excitements of turmoil an faction: to- eMEe MAC LELEAN, }Ptoprie Ab ings —— ihe new aplend 4. steamboat 590 tone, 3 ee. 1 16 Tas above, he, | Of the country are in the hands of the priests—and | gether with a clond of tribes and fractions of tribes not jue A pear Sepamgs yom SOUTH AMERICA, Cavtain Milt Trucs: | py, ENGLAND” jarstow, — ‘4 * fees ak vay Santa Anna, Almonte and Bocanegra are the tools | indigenens to the roil, who, if they could but tutor them. | — = - - . - desis wall tevve the foot of Barclay street, north side, oa Mone ENGLAND, = || Forsassage, having yaverior accom stations, of the priests or one hand, and of England on the | selves to concert of action—and that concert resolve itself MARTELLE AND HOLDERMAN) Tueaday, t at 7 o'clock iy OXFORD 1 | perenne VRS eniie | “Savage Chief,” for he, and his minions, are all oa amen eal eu ae es i ; "Wigs, Toorees, Bends, { Meare f econd Line The Prey ey , ® present. . i 4 ysical power tobear their r Ww Realb anavet ° RA sna a F 1 is] Shi UTI A, ©, Hes itt. Master. willaailua the ly | Mexico, for the present. You had just as well | )bysk a herenaste OF 6 Prt We" Guien Tks, whi an VE OF STEAMBOATS | the MON? 6 1 ahh: Kor fevialit or prenae, apply to sk Lord Aberdeen, whose despicable and willing | yainianotaneameuage of panic, Dut we app NN B.='T be trade wp renscnabletertnn. al? mere k ALBANY \ % H pi Noe? ‘enese pod. wat baat A ools they are. Do you suppose Lord Aberdeen | imminent danger it has brought to our doors.” HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS Y pepe e ‘Throw h Dir} The EURO! 1 16 a ROR Sak Gn OL x TIN Fi a will ever give us apne ot Oregon, or anything ———— Nag ped PRICES given for Hides, Yat #a.ca 7PM. fi rermboat Pier bee BLACK BALL, U zy Ne OF ihe if he can help it? Are we rome rl : pking, cash current money, on de! at the Hide ame Jortlondt a {yainets Lady H Hy POOL TACKEAS-FOK LIVE IPOOL —“Oaly es BL A ble, io, Worthltee Pine nies Petcare de Fat Houre of the subseriber, where coutzncte will be uy for RBOC aptain A. P. St | phe NEW YORK, (new) 16 1 gular Packet of the Ist Mav —t t ai alk “ ., ? 1] Rarroap. Calfakins by the season,or the highest price civen 'y the poun ni Friday evening», at 7. ‘tone, 16 1 | {Sst sahag, favoriie packet ship -OLU MBUS. that we caunot make @ treaty, or fix our rightful | appointed by the Legislature, yesterday fixed the route JOHN # N, mat AEST EH, Captain 2 Houghton, on {Ba , Cropper, 16 1] (oles will positively sail ou Wednesday, boundaries, without asking Lord Aberdeen? Still] and grade for the connecting of the Tonawanda an = “ A Sealetiedien +1 lovato Movean= The COLUMBUS, \ iH] Tine accommodations of the Colambas, for cabin, second | Worse than that, without asking his ready tool, | R. Teheaa, They Shopt at pie ia called the TO MILLINERS, & minat CURTIS PECK WH, Peck, 1d. A. Cole, 1 15 | cabin and steerage passengers, will, on iuapection, be found to | Santa Anna, who has forfeited every claim to that | line, which rans just north of the planing machine, on ISH BONNETS, MILLINERY ay, Thacsday and Setusday ats P. i The YORKSHIRE, (new) 16 1 | be fitted out ina manner chit cannot but add to tl of a civilized being, a monster, before whom the | State street, passing throngh the middle of Centre Park, KIVED J Steamboat NORLH AMERICA, Captain R. G, 1880 tons vas Mar, | | aience and comfort ot tho ry murdered ghosts of five hundred’ brave men will for | CO#ing Ford street, near its Intersection with Hunter An den, Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, ats D. G. Bailey,¢May 16 Jaly 1 try. will at all times find | IM! like Bi 5 oh f Alley, and to conneet with the present road nbout 600 feet of ‘sup Pasvensers takeing this line of boats will arrive in Albany in | ,. These ships are not surpassed in point of eleganes or comfort vanes of viet wo his Aiionts sf neat Wd teynent him. east of the canal. The Company will probably proceed m siegeat, parentanens, Of Scorn, BE amole tine to take the Moraine divin of Cats for the east of Biekenes or in their fast sailing qualities ud who is this Almonte, that leaves Washington ately in its constrnction —Rochester dv prit 97 n pee oeety Olney antitie te ike Giniaery in a threatening mifl, and flies to New York to re- the congratulations of English Tories and are teapeettully invited to eal! and , ‘The commanders are well known as men of character and The Pow rr the clearest and bese experience, and the strictest attention will always be paid to west. (7 The above Boats are new avd substantial, are furnished cei RAT THe Sovuri.—The New Orleans 0 wi 1d at wholessle or re- with new and elegant State Kooms, anu tor spedd and accom | yromote the comfort aud convenience of passengers tee cf tne on | American Abolitionists, to ttead their rich carpets, | Picayune of the lst, speaks of the weather na 97 de . aeank criciane GEA a ot: 0: tenis Panetuality, aa regards the day of sailing, will be observed as HBURTON, | and feast upon their winest A worthy representa- | most delicious. We can say the kame of the weather here ‘will offer te the office on the wharf.” te} ‘ka roameee | | “UCTS, He iia: aime Cnt Reed at Ons Harrod will sail.as | tive of his blood-stained master, who was an abject | today, After a week or ten days of rain, cold and change. tO be trek wi NEW EVEN vo LINE WOR ALBANY Dollars, for which ample stores of every description will be T very superior vessel for enbia, | &Nd suppliant captive with Santa Anna, in Texas, | able weather, we had & first rate rain on Saturday, w - At 7 o'clock from the foot of Barclay st. North side rovided, with theezception of wines an liqaers, which will second cabin and stosrage ps mengere, Are not sarinared by ar and whose life, with that of his pertidious leader, Aa rh een to-day the sun orth with a SRS. RUSHTON & GO . wy " LW u q c GC gh he ha 0 lend e have ne zi atmosphere, % i: Nw CO., si goa SEMEN Coc penta Steamboat NEW | "Nertner th captain or owners Of those. ships, will be respon: | gaged, p-rv0rs: intending to rmoarn should mike iumediaus | Wes, SPared, although he had been accessory to his | Penne etme nt soen mebuasell, The atmonrerrs | 110 BROADWAY. 10 ASTOR HOUSE. AND'CORNER See eer ular ta biemene agt heemme | sible for any letters parcels, or packages anne by’ them uneas | application on board foot of Mxtvew Lab, or vy master’s cruclties'” Is it such creatures as these, | (ett, bracing slore © tion, and the tad OF BROADWAY AND + OURTERNTH STRE, Gane Tavies New ote gs hiceae Ole eid Mee as regular bills of ad are signed therefor. “For freight er pes: JOSEPH MoMURRAY, the whigs say we must ask for permission to treat | asses ‘who celebrate the let Meitay inc hits way, i RE THE SOLE AGENTS in New York tor the site reaulyr dvya fio New York wil 'be Mondasa, Wed exdays, | 9?! Coon rtE & CO, 64 Sonth he Ashburton. will be succeeded srmeane goo with an independent State? I would as soon “be a} have beantiful weather for their purpose. ‘The forward " “GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, ana Fridayos from, Albay. Poesdays, Thuradays and Sat sy ANSE ALI 38 Burling slip, N,v. [ship Seepheu Whitey, Capt Wan, C. ‘Thompson, co aai'on the dog and bay the moon,” as ask Lord Aberdeen, | state of the season will affonl thelatter a rich variety of | For the Cure of Consumption oud other Diner os the Lees i, i, Moves toes Sites be ia tho bent rene he nf and of BARING, BROTHERS & Cée L pool. Lith of via: amtons¢ | through a pertidious and ‘savage chief,” whether | flowers with which to alorn their moral wal, keewo as BUCHAN'S BALSAM OF " ig nccommodations for U83 pervony. =he has @ "OR GLASGOW-—Dirare> WithDispeh—The | J UNITED LIVE OF LiVURrOOUPAUKETS | We shall make a treaty with Texas. ‘We would ertealettrcenssfit de LAP which is now ackwonrtede aby Physicians and. thers re wisn eatteaen sete fir clave Packet Ship BALUAT, Captain Bleson, will —Packet of the Int Mav—The splndil: (ust-aaiding | ag soon think of taking sides with Benedict Arnold,| Puxistwent.—The jury returned a verdict of | {0,0e qi thats maura ee tay” aceorninod Lil as above. , vad favorite Packet Ship BRGOKLYN, Captam | as to side with Santa Anna and Lord Aberdeen, | guilty in the case of Dy. Carleton, of Harri pnrthe @ ail new Phas weil koown ship has very superior accommodations fox | Suaparian, will sll fine tty a against the honor, digaity, and security of Our | Who was tried before the Sv Ro & Co, will furaish ue Sen's pet can ah Baar send tanke Lamediave pplication ‘ow bout foot | Sabin and steerage own, our native land.” Avid: Veo hard tate is ther bate Yin Dlomaee of Use Lumens Cnn oF traushipmen", and can rk show’ ¢ PRAY, hould make verly appheation on “i to hard labor in the State Prison , « nee v of Maiden Lane, or to JAS MeWMURKAY, pi -—— of these papers. v.¥ 100'P South. | Plee weat of Wail street, or te : ; : ; See ccomrmmar ane - | LP.S. Thiy very superior vessel ew | Sereentre hele V9 ots a Pitors.—A true, bill having been fonnd against) Sexcca Inprans.—We are ved that the sestintcn Nv E wt POSTS | York, and affords a ta lity for pers irs En winbark frown | _A27tomire aa a P, cor. South st David Maguire, pilot of the steamer De Soto, in| Ogden Company have pail over to the Government, for the Nin ' 7 yeing thoroughly repaired | the neighborhood of Giasyow, or the North of Ireland, seldom Foit nic, brig JOHNS | the U. States Circuit Court, on the charge of having by | use of the Seneca Indians, the sam of $75,000 awarded by | _ 816 im" m V Agent ant will be reudy atthe epenivg of mavigaticn | to be mat with P. GARDNER, J jerson m sur, will have | nemligence, misc tent ‘td iby the c 1 y | PT hats to ‘Troy, Atbuny aud New Yo ws irom Belfast, Londonderry, Port Rush, Coleraine, Jespateh for the ab ive vor ‘ 7 | hadith eemee oF inaitention, caused the death | the apprai we age achat Pilea oman PORTUGUESE FE a: patch for by di lo and Tonawad enpacities for tows to any on the | &e., ply weekly to Glasgow, and at very moderste rats. Por: | "For teetghtor pasmege apply on board, or (0 of several persons by drowning—he furnished bail to the | proved lands on the Buifalo and Tonawanda Reservations , "PILES forced ond enleprnce and it is hoped that it will obtain sone Wishing to geod friends or relatives can ALEXANDER United States Commissioner, with ftwo securities in the | and that portions of the tract will be sold at auction next “int werwrcere, U9 0 ral img re ned ia Ube } passque by applying as avove, al ire 4 apas lwaeg ¥ Sonth sticet, | #um of $2000 each, June Buffalo Commercial Advertise inent on the last ‘sclusme. fourth. Pants