The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1844, Page 1

— ~_ = pee meemene eee g, Vol, X., No. 140-—Whole No. 3710, NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 19, 1844. Price Two Cents. To the Public. THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pue- lished every day of the year except New Year's day and Fourth of July. Price 2 cents per copy —or $7 26 per an- aum—posti Cor in advance. THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday ae 6} cents per copy, or $3 12 per annum— |, © in a tvance. TISERS are informed that the circulation of the Herald is over THIRL'Y THOUSAND, and i fast. It has the largest circulation of any paper in this city, or the world, and is, therefore, the best channel for business man in the city or country. Prices moderate—cash in ad- vance, PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate price, and in the most ele it Cpe JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Prorareror oF THE Henaip EstanueuMent, ‘Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau stro: eS YT IRONS AI TES NEW YORI SCHOOLEY’S MUUNTAIN ‘ ‘AND Sites aba root cf Onatilens otee: dal tk, 4 the foot of Uourtlant street, 3 em eR a ed.Jat8o clock, AM, by Railrnad from Jersey City to Moc. fist_wn direct, without’change of Car—from tiene by vach-s throosh Meodham, . hestsr, Sch» Mou Port Colden, Washingtoa to Easton t Washington a dail line intereects to and from Helvidere. For seats apply to J ae at John Patten’s Commercial Hotel, 73 Courtland’ atrpet. N. B.—tixtras furnished at the shortest notice, by applying to_N.B. LUS®, Morristown apa6 2m*re GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE, FROM ALBANY TO BUFFALO (245 MILES) RAIL ROAD. 1 z The only Omi ¥ H il Raat Congo aes Alsat Remsen No. COURTLAND STREMT, JOHN T. CLAK, General Agent. NOTICE TOTIMIGRANTS. been appointed agents for forwar | igrauta by Rail Koad from ‘Alpany to Bukalo and i. Tiaces, are enabled to send them during the Sammer York to Utiea tor $2,06; to Syracuse $2,92, to An- urn $3,36; to Rochester to Buffalo $5.50. iidrea from £ to 12 years old at hal priae; under 2 yenrs free; cud all fr lbauy on the Hail Rona ia eatively free: fom Itis ¢vident that it eos much cheaper to immigrant to vl by Hail Road than by Copal, he reachiug, Buftal fenmboa. from New York aud Rail Road from Albany ia. ad mars; whvtens, it takes per Canal frou 9to 10 days. ‘The fol owing ealgniatinn anowe the rvalt viz Puasaye t» Butfaloper lead. | Passage to Buffalo per Ca. +++ $5,50| | maleaay => « "52,00 Li York so" | tngange . 50lbs ‘Alber, Wetpe fers'bals | fie, Balance for tilde ce eee eeeee Loss of time at least Luggage from Albany to worth to the Invoter, say ‘Britalo fres=+ - So cents per days-"'-* 4, Liviog for 42 hours, arys+> 75] Livi for 18 daye, $0 cents ‘Total per K. Road «++ $6, . "$12, Deduct fare per R. Road- Mt, ke., Mjehigau; Grea Bay, Mil- 4 nicago, Mlinois; ard to iy ang eageon rigs we erore ng Ticket only ot and Bu : eat as . OBA VOLE & KICKERS my8 Im’ SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. BLOOMINGDALE, MASHATTANVILLE AND FORT WASHINGTON LINE OF BTAGES, tre to Manhattanville 125 cents—Fort Weshington 25 ents. ine will com, wence ruuming on Saturday, May <th, 1¢4 ni viug Manhattanville, at 6 o'clock A. M., and continne ruoniug every hour until To’elock P vi Leaving New York, comer of Tryou Row and Chatham at, two doors cast of the Harlem Rajlroad Office, ut7 o'clock, A: M., and eontinae ran- ‘bing ev aySeare engi Fate Wealagra for Cry Hall 73 A Band ain sud 666. Stages lea ; Matted 1PM. 4and6” : ‘these Stages puss ou the conte Reed's iraham’s M¢ 1, Ba: ion Houses orphan Asylum and Lunaue Asylum. Biricker’s Bay, Abbey Hotel, Krinity Chureh Cemetry, Heh Brie fowatege Shoo * m2 Im*re Proprietor. YORKVILLE, ASTORIA, HECL GAT FERRY, HAVENBWOOD AND NEW YORK STAGES Will co..mence running on Monday, May 5, 1844, as foliows »— Leaving Astonia, at 7, 8,9, and 11 o'clock, AM, 07 P.M San 55h fis eve Leeving 3 Cn tham atreet opposite City Hal! at7, 9,10, and IL’ k A.M 3.4.5, Gand To’elocaP M. "his Stage willeatl (Or jassengers at 20 Bowery, corcer of Poll street, and_ot Hazard’s, Yorkvi‘le, All baggage at the owner's val of the stage at Astoria, it iliim jor conveying parsengers 10 Ravens Long Islond Fara, ev ts «i Wagons to let. LEWIS & CARTE! Prop SANT AYD CRAP EX URSION! H SUMMER AKRANGEMENT. NEW BLIGHTON, PORT JU HMOND. (3TATEN ILA —D.)'& NEW YORK FERRY, No. 1, North River, foot o! Battery Place, The Steamyoxt CINDERELLA, will ran as follows, duly:—Leayes New York,at 9 and Hovclock AM, at 3} and6/'.M. Leaves Port atehtnoud, at 20 minutes to 8, and 10'minutes to at 1, aud 436 P.M wes New York, ac 9aod Il A. ‘ost Kichiaond, at 20 minutes to May &, 1044 From f al myll Emre New Yo STATEN ISLAND FruOT OF WHITEHALL STREET. The Staambost STATE ™ ISUANDER,will ran as foliows on and afver Monday, 32d Apnil, until farther notiers— Leave New ork. Leave Staten lelond. ‘t x 2 _sptort re “ Wid “SUMMaR ARRANGEMENT. NEWARK AND YORK. he FARE ONLY 124 CENTS. THE NEW AND SWIFT STEAMER RAINBOW, CAPTAIN JOHN GAFFY, On and after Poadey, 13, will folluws:—Leave Newark, 7, aad 1, M. atl0 A.M and 4°. ‘ewark at 8 A. M. and 2P. M.and aud 4 P.M. A. m. at very reasonable rates. May ite, 104. mitre PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOATS Day, SUBAN cepted—Throngh Di rect, at7 "PMc, from the Stesmbiat Pier br- The Meembiat RNICKERBOCKEA Canuin A. P. St John: Mond y, Wednexoay aud Friday evenings, at 7. Tv teamboat RUCH ASTER, C Tue ead Satarday kv: At . Mm Landing at the Janna ‘Thuraday and Saturday ev: nines, ats F ‘Che Steamboat CURLIS PECK, Captain WH. Peck Rlonday, Weduceday, Wriday and ‘Sunday evenings, at 4 Passen taking this line of boats will arrive in Albany i amie ‘Sms to take the Moruing ‘Train of Car for theeastcr west. ye The above Boats are new and substantial, are furnished with pew and eiegant State Keoms, peed aud accom: tious arevarivalled on the Hudson. or janenge wht, apply on board, or to P. C. Schultzat the oitive on the wharf. mis h ALBANY DA lntermediste Lan A.M ROC PHA RICA foot of Robinson, street, at oh o a " Ut AMERICA will leave Albyny for New York terme ‘iate landings, every Tucaday, ‘Cnuredsy and LIN&—For Altasy. and at hatf-past 6 o'clock, and co nmodiuns steamboat 1, will leave the id ri o’elock. mare aG@ LINE Rk ALBANY. i—be the 50 cent 6s. aad Bpleadid steamboat NEW t ROM. Furey, will leave the pier foot wf Berclay street (worth vide) on ednesday evening, 15th im:tant, at seveu o’elock peailat dave fivia New York, Mondays, Wednesdays and rig 3 from Al! lay &, hai ys an turdiys Te Now herey. laMbera rebuilt aad temedsiled, aud G:ved up in the best porsible m she hos « large nua eat State Roows, » large aud commodious Promenade D ber Saloon with slee, ing om mod. tous fol and ext onive and i All peromaodations fur veurly i in Tig s0 that be will aby sys be Ont det2ntion uf traahipwnent z ARIANGH MENTS FOR 1843. OLD EREABLISHED PABSAGE OF FICE, 10 Pine street, commer of South. ps3 7 a de eave to a attention of ah and the sablie in general, to. the following arrangements for 1841, for the parpose of bringing ont cabin, 2d eabin, an twe Passengers, By the Regnfar Line of Liverpoot Packet tag the I (Oth, Lith, teh, Zistand 26th. of every month. By tow London Packets, to sail rom New York, the iat, 10th and ‘th--ond from London on the 7th, 17th and 27th ofeach montis. {m eganegiion with the above, and for the purpose of affurd- ing sill Erenter facilities to passengers, the mubscriber has ea tablished a regalar line of first clnas New York bnilt, coppercd nod copper tnmened ships, to sail punctually every week thraughoat the year, bare with mi? an Bank of Ireland, payable st loninel, Londonderry, fast," Waterford, thlone, Colerain A nniskillen, Hymena, Parsonstown, arpa, magh, id yahaono Pa Mallow, — Moneyinore A—The City Bank of Glasgow. j—Messra. Spooner, hy, Waterloo syantc he conten ‘iverpool; payable in every town it Britain. Tae i if by Jets rf ther afer TTT MeMTUMAR™ ite cater 0} : Or Mears, P. W. BYRNES & CO, 8 Waterlon Road iin * Fe Liverpool FOR LIVERPOOL—New bine ARB oe Mayrihesplendid pecker shin SAL HCI GR Captain F. A. Depeyster, of 1000 tons, will sail as woper fcieke or peprage, having acco He? or tiean oF for ptendor or omfarttbpky ‘ou board, foot of W } orto 7 i, K, OOLLINS & CO. 96 Sonth st. Price of pases: 100, ‘The vsekec ship Gurr, Coot. B. J. ‘Druk, will aueore B t sail the 26th of Jane, her regular day. Sheridan, an ee increasing TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. a an The Subscribers having completed their arrangements, are POM veepared to bring out rasyangers from Great Britsia, aud Teland by the following first class packet ships, oue of which ‘Will leave Liverpool on the Ist, Gth, 1th, 16th, Jist aud 28h of eeeh month— Patrick Heury, New York, Sheridan, Virgisia, Liverpool, Campndge,, Montezuma, Bi ddons Geo. Washington, ottinguer, Colum United States, Roscius, Ash f) land, Pe, Bieph’aWhitney, Rochesrer, ener, Yorkshire, jarrick, Tadepea een of the West, Oxford. Garibeatc ot passage cen be obtained and every information Tiven to those seuding for their friecds, on application Weither of our offices. 1 ; te Theysrall: bisa, ‘be prenared, on the opening of navigation, to ore and their | to Albany and Troy, an ‘Erie Panel fo Buffalo, and aif intermediate places, ""Po ‘all ports of tl biaoa 0 all ports o per Lanes: Vis Uswego to Torouto, Port Hope, Coburg, Kingston, and atl parts of Canada Weat.” ; raat it 4 hil an . £ da Hust via Ohio. Cann fom t onimeed to Poramoaih, CLs. einuati, c itermediate ‘Howth Wet vin Pailadeg ie tg Pitsbarg,Cjncinnatt Louis ‘ on tl 0 River . Louis, Mo; Toni parts of Oliv, Michigan, Indiana, Tlinois and Wiscoa: up ae REMITTANCES, c the accommodation of persous wishing to eeud, mone toldetie fiends mn the Olt Couutry, HARNDEN & CO. wil Gve Drafts on auy partof Engiard, Beotland or Ireland, paya- Ble nt swht, forsume of £1, £9, £40, to £100—or in any aioant to suit the parchuser, pe "OC ICES AND AGENTS. Charlee Craft, 129 Stave atrrot, Bonton B.teWirelor, Union Building, Providenee, B. 1. J.W. Mill, 3 Wall street, and New York. NG: How ga. 48 Suaih hed ave , endfor oemaker, ight strect, Ore, . Brasburak, Pe nati, Louis- ad 1c L.8, Littlejohn, 1 Exchange, Albany N.Y. $" Clark, 199 iver atreet, troy, N.Y Uties, N.Y: W..A. Cook, Syracuse, N. ¥. chester, N.Y. W. H. Gook, Buffalo, N. Y. H. Fitzhugh & Co., Oxwego, N. ¥. mi6ee PASSAGE FROM GREATBRITAIN AND IRELAND THE BEL, LIN! LIVERPOOL PACK 5 CGpiling tem lke ‘on the 7th and 19th of every month.) ‘Fishing to wend tothe Old Country for ther fen ganimake the necemary arrangements with the subscribers a We them come out au Uns superior Line of Packets, Sailing from earpeo! pundioally mn the 7th and oth o! mont They will avo haven Ort rate cogs of Amerionn tending shire, walliag every six days, thereby affording weekly communica: Hon Mom that port, Oue of the firm (Me. i James D. mee) is cr to nee tat hey sill be forwarded with ere and dew pagel. ‘Should the partios agreed for not come out, the mor will ter notumed’ fe those’ who paid it here, without any reduo- sedis ine Ball, of Old Ling of Liverpool Packets, comprise e follo ificeat Whips, viz : Re OReORD Pte NEW YORI ‘he OXEO. CAMBRIDGE, COLUMBUS, EUROP! SOUTH AMERICA. ENGLA! NORTILAMENUCA, With such superior and ui ualled arrangements, the aub- scribers confidently look forwari for a continuance of that sup- port which has been extended to them so many years, for which hey, are krateful : , "Those proceeding, of remitting money to their relatives, can at all times obtain ‘sight for any amount, drawn direct oa the Royal Bank of Ireland, Dablin. ‘also on casts. PRESCOTT, ROTE, AMES & CO. Bankers, London, hich will be paid on demand at any of the Banks or thei pes afte rineipal towns vhroughout England, [re- tand, Scotland and Wales. BROTHERS & CO. Halton street New York, next door to the Fulton Bank. N. B.—The Old Line of Liverpool Packets sail from this port'for Liverpool on the Ist and 19th of each month. Parties Ferurning to the old, coantey will find it to their comfort Advantage to select this favorite Line for their conveyance Dr ‘ference to anv other. OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. A. am ste fei i will h matched in the followingoréer: pqventing that when t bree ing day falls oa Sunday, the ships will rail on the succeed a mi New York. #rom Liverpool The CAMBRIDGE, Jane i | ager SON'S. Bantow.2 Feb, t ier ie The ENGLAND, June ‘Aus. tous, Oct. 6 Dee. 1 e i Beal in aR. N 4 Dec. 7 vy 6 Bat. is Mea a The EUROPE, 1 Sept. 16 hoki per Ane i Mey is |. Furber, lay The NEW YOui, (new 6 Oe 280 a8, e is Feb. nih. Cropper, i The COLUMBUS, 7 Oc 700 tous, 1 Feb. Mw G. A. Cole, 1 June 16 The YORKSHIRE, (new) 6 Nor. I 1050 tons, a J Mar. ' D. 0. Bailey,2 May 16 July) _ ‘These ships are not surpassed in point of elegance or cow *7t their cabin accoramodations, o in their fast sailing qua :cics by any vessels in the trade. The commanders are well kuown as men of character and experience, and the atrictest attention will always be paid to Promote the eomfort and convenience of passengers jrBrneculity, as tarde the day of calling, ‘will be observed es eretofore. ‘The price of passage outward is now fixed at One Hundred Dollars, for which ample stores. of exery description will be rovided, with the exception of wines and Liquors, which will furnished by the stew: af required. “Neither th captain or owners of these ships, will be respon- sible for any lature, parcels, or packnses sent by them anes 1 lar bills of lading are sigu or. For freight or pas e, apply to GOODHUE & CO, 64 South c MARSH A! 38 Burlini _f20if_and of BARING. BROTHERS & C OLD ESTABLISH ay Hee ae PASSAGE 61 SOUTH SCRELT, NEW YORK. ‘ean be engaged fromLive the following en: ‘puckec shipe comprising the Old Black Ball Laine of Packers sailing as ander. From Liverpool. Te ship COLUMBUS, Captain Cole, on the 16th February. The ship YORKSHIRE, (new) Bailey, an the Ist March. shh CAMBRIDG: Barstow, 6th March. The ship ENGLAND, Captain Apa, ‘he ship OXFORD, Captain Rathbor in Apiil. he ship MONTEZUMA, Capi ber, Int May. ip SUROPs,. Captain Farber, 16th NEW YORK, Captain Cropre to the abovesuperior ships, the subscriber's ry ceeasion of first claan Agm'rican ships despatched, from Liverpool, every fonr or fiv through: out the year, to the different perts in the tates, by which passage can be geured at reduced rates, Those sending for their freeads Paes ag Great Britain and Ireland, may re- iy thet every enre will be taken to tnalte pasrenyere as eumior- tibie nu they ean rensouably expect, and should. the Passengers hot come out, the passaye money will be proinptly refauded« Dralta can as natal be furnished” psyable at he National and Proyineial Banke of Ireland and ‘branches; Fy Beotland and branches; and on Measrs panea tisk ars popabie tccanete Rnaleet est tate B , which are payable throughout ‘nnd Wal Ranker particulars apply (if by berth a7. Rea), to OtN HARDMAN, 61 Sonth street, near Wa'l street. onX_B; ,Taumone t9 Liverpool and Londoncnn at ll ties be regular . sailing for Liverpool eve five days, and to Loodonen the lot, th aud Souhof ench mout on application as anove fir NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. {To sauttrom Crew York on the 26th and Liverpool om the Lith vieacn month. copa sth 2, 46th March ri, 26th Maze Captain EB, Cobb, Beth Agr WN, Captain yater, 26th May, bape. B. Beth June. | Fost Livear ERIDAN) Captain A. Depeyster, ith March. resy Phin oe apeal A Captain f. B. Cobb, ith duns. The eal er the first class, gd of 1000 tons, ouilt ig the city of New York, with such improvements as combine great speed with anusual tomfbrt for passengers. Every care has been tatten in the arrangement of their accom: nodations. The price of passage hence ia 9100, tor which smple stores will be provi ships are commanded by experienced masters, Who will make overy exertion to give ge- aeral satisfaction. Neither the captains or owners of the ships will be responsi- ale for.any letters, parecls or packages seat by them, unleas Te anlar “Sef lading are signed therefer Wor trough Or passage apply to ee COLEINS 20, 56 Routh at. \ TAP OWN SHITLEY BLO Lipo Letters by the pach cts will be charged 12) conts per siugle heet 5 50 cents per oanee, and newspapers | eent each. Secoad Line The Ships of this line will hereafter leave New Vork on the Ist, and Havre on the i6ch of exch mouth, ns fol- lows, viz = m? re From New Yorn. From Havan. March. New Ship ONEIDA, Ith Anvil Ow Femes Pench. Toth December mee Fanek, th December, Ship BALTIMORE, 16th May. aptain 16th September, : Fdward Funes toth January. Ship UTICA, teen Ju Ope ick H-wite ie ¥icecs tick H. wit, th Kebraary. Now ship NICHOLAS let June, duly. ait aptaia Int Qetober. 2 isth November. J B. Pell, C ist Febranry. 16th M: ‘The recommod ons of these ships ‘are Roba ining all that my be required for comfort. ‘The price ‘of ext bin paawage is $100, Passengers will be, sapptied with every re ammaite with the exception of wines and Liquors, ‘Goods intended for thee vessels will be forwarded by the sub seribers, fore from any other than the expenses netusily in: o tarred on them.” For eal or pease: A a a. inthee No. 9 Tantine Rail car, Wall and Waters BS astilbin Red ad LA FOR LIVKRPOOL—Regular Packet of the 26th F:. -e The splendid new packet ship SH" RIOAN, apt. Depsyster, burthen 1000 tons, will sa las above, er reguiar day i ‘he accommodations in this very mnperior vessel for enbin, and t d by anv ver™ , persons fel, and aaa mi Jathading bo et THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. ‘To sail from New York 2ist, aud from Liverpool 6th of each month. From New York, saipgans gemma rees Hy ity Ship HOTTINGUER, 1050 tons, daly. it Rel. § 6 ap Thaee enbotantal fat aniling, fog cage shina, al baile in city gt New Yor are commanded by. men ol experience wai sbidy, and will be diapatebed paucteally ‘on the’ Bist of mont Bitte cabins are elegant and gorsmodious, and are furnished with whatever can couduce to the ease and comfort of passea- gers. f passage, $100. Noi se heaieinlante ckrasee of these ships wil! be respon- ible for apy parcels or packawes seat by Chem, uwuless reyulat Bills of indtag are signed therefor. ‘or freight or passage apply to Woo: HOLE MunroRNs jouth str ort FIELDE w Yor! & CC il eo Liv MARSEILLES LINE OF PACKETS. ret, S » BROTHEL nderment{on hence on the Ist, and from during the vear ‘as follows MINERVA, Capt TRESCOTY, Cry fRY THOMYS CORIOLANUS, Capt: fisile, A ‘They are all eoppered and copper fasteu accommodations for passengers. ‘The price of cabin passage will be $100, exctusive of wines and Ixquors. its, BOYD & HINCKEN, will ups will be regularly dispateh Marseilles on the Sth of each i Krom New York. Dee. 1 cellent ‘Goous addreased to the be formatued fee of other charges than thoes actaaly paid. or (eignt OF passage apply to LAWRENCE te PHELES. 109 Front atrese or to BOYD & HINCKEN, Agen, Na 8 Tontine TAPSCOTT'S GENERAL EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE mer mitdings, GEMENT! 1344. The anbseribers beg to call the attention of their friends and the pablic generally to their superior arrangemeuts for bringing ° mt passengers from, and Tew itting inouey to all parts Bagieed lel, Seotland audWatee. ‘HE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS, COMPRISING THE QUEEN O# THE WEST, 1250 tons THE & “a THE 2H ahe K E ¥ THE Cl vib THE " Satu Liverpool twice everr month, and UNI NE OF LIVERPOOL PACKE’ 1 superior, first class American packets, sailius zpoo) four times in wach mouth, are the ‘ships a which those whose passage may be euvared with the subscribers Will come out in, ald itis a well kitown fret. the above named Packets are the most magnificent ships afloat. and the frequesey Of thair sailing, (being every five dava) preventa the peasibility of passangers being wunecassarily detained at Liverpool. Ite- gurdless of experse, in order to meet the wants of the public and the wishes oftheir friends, Mr. Wm. Tepgacots, one of Grm, has gone to Liverpool to snperintend the departare for WwW. country of sach petsous Whose passage may be engaged wi the avsinted with Mr, hoy will receive every atten- d_noustortably despatched. z the passage money becrihers, a fet, which to those r sufficient guarantee the! tion from him, and be quickly a Should chose sent for decline co will be prompdly_ refunded, without deducuon—as usual, Reuitoances—Those remitting money cau be sapphed with drnics ac unt, tor any aigount. payable frre of discount er au ower enarye, in every principal town in England, Ireland, Scousnu sud Wales Apply Lil wy lacter, Dost paid.) to OF ee PPADS COT, 43 Peek slip, WM _"TAPSCOTT, Liverroot. “Mo @ ULADIATOR, Capt. Britton, will sai yer regular day. n HL viug ve ¥ auperior noc mmodations for c+bin, second ca- bin ad steerage paste ‘gers. Persous intending to embatk, shoald make immedicte appl.eat.o. to JOSEPH MeMURRAY, mis _ 100 Pine stre-t coruer cf ‘ou h aireet. NB. Persons desirous of seuding fr their friend c.u have them brought cut in the above vessel ur anv of tre regular pre ets suiline week y oy apvlying as above. sf by letter post paid 5 Detrw g ves, peyaveut sight for aay amount, on the Peovieei | Bank of Irelad, payable at tne:r respective branches inroughon: the conntry—a'so on Messrs. Spcouer. Atwoou & Co. bankers, London, payab ¢ in every twa in Great Britain TAPSCOTT’S GeNERAL PASSAGE OF FICE—Removed from 43 Peck slip to 76 Sc uth st. orm of Maiden lane. Persons desiras to sena for a in the old country, can by calling on the subscti bers make the necessary a rangemeots on the moat advautagrous terms, Mr. Wm Topreott being in Liverpool, readers trane- Acting such business with them highly bevelicial to all ee a to have their friends comfortably and quickly des patched, Drafts for any amount, payabl connt or any charge whatever, in a cut Great Britain and Ireland, eas at all as ebove, FOR LONDON—Kegular Packet of the 20th ef Mav The nt cligs, fag, salting recular pact et ship r ral re ny of t hips, on the most spot to Beth Chat the wis . sugared by a jr rag) all due aa} proper uttention. partienlers apply, if by letter, poseraid, to. ‘ if Wey t. TAPsC at their Genera! Pestage Office, 76 Benth where, also, Dra‘ta may be obtained, for large. payable on demand, without discount or »ny oth tne National or Provinciat Banks of Ireland, ar any of thei brauches throughont the Kingdom ald re FROM NGLAND, IRELAND, SCOT- AND WALES, VIA LIVERPOUL, HE: subseriber has made wneq railed azrargements bri X ont emi a year, 144. hose sie for tiie fee would do ‘well to apply at ‘lished packet office al ; JOHN HERDMAN, 61 fonth st. N. B.—The thivs of this line now leave Liverpool every fi days, and drofts can as usual be furnished for any amount, 5 able at all the .p i Mustitutions throughont ited kingdom. mai re aattent| of their avexts here, and persons may rely and comforts of those whose passage hege b ‘or “ BOARDING, : T 7 COURTLAND STREET —This establishment A having receatly be-n taken ena lease, is now ready to re grivesiagle yen omen of families who may. wish permeacut Board, with coufortatle apartaente. Kenquire of Mrs. Gere, No, 2 Courtland: stre 20 Im*rre ISTER DR. 8. AS REMOVED from residence, Not66 Houstos, to No 17 Amity street mis lwere B. “PIN LOST. ‘ AN DBLONG BITE AST 11N, composed of Bristol Stones ‘ofan neh tong, halfan inch wide; probably half thirty to forty aval! stones, similar to glass. Beiog au ol keepsike the qwner will pay pave to aay person who tuighe had ity if Shey witlretuca ite? AY PO BUENA mai 6t*im 33 Cornties Slip. OARD AT BRIGHTON —The establishwent D known as the “ Brighton House,” having ately. fitted and repaired, is now open for the reception of brarde ‘The many advantages which New Brighcon possesses bei well, known, Jem winecessary 10 particnlarisé thei any information ean be ubtained by applying at No 3, Broad- way. malt Lied FURNISHED ROOMS 1 O CHT—With or without Board, in the moat elig:ble part of Broadway, near Franklin attest. jars enquire at 566 Broadway, between the hours of berement of snid house suitable for a Physician.who enn, if ieqinite, obtain board as above mle REMOVAL JAMES LITILE, DRAPER AND TAILOR Has yemoved frora 245 Hudson strset, (0 403 Browdiay. mi3 infec REMOVAL. to 20 Duane re street n raucoes of his profession, to his native mt fin re (the Gena) R IHOMAS WARNE, Attorney and Conneellor at Law, has removed his oifice to Ivo. 18 City Hall Pla FDunne street” aici J B. 8’ + Bran public, that to 24 Joho UVEN whol invites lovers of Goud Wi ‘sfiod a erescantaupply of Bor- ‘omne, Champaignes Madeira, Vort. and other mprits Absyathe Kurschemwasser, &¢.. Switzertind. All orde'e delivered free of by the gallon or dozen charge to houses, sles. BS. will ateud to botting wine for any one who may desire kis scrvi es, my Im*m NEAPOLITAN BONNET MANUFACTORY. 4 PPHE LADIES ANE Res? CFULLY informed that this new and beauti‘ul crticle is now produced 1m the greatest refering at the maunfactery, No. 103 BOWERY, UP STAIRS, where they are sold, both at wholesale and 1 the lowest prices A large nn Milliners sapplied on the best terms, T IMPRO\ WING is the sie the year rement af Cpt Twas taken with ule ian, who ureseribed Vit now b gan tu other phys.cian, under whose ¢ the ule ritions 0 painfully con ppliad to other show it elf iu tn care 1 vemained fo became very extensive, my | trseted that I was compelled t bot with no bett r over ani head became so ex gaincd so rapidly, that I was cy tn uvall hoves of rvar being cured Th 1843, L then teed the Judin do in treng! for the fi in twelve wonths | was enabled to place my iret mpon the ground, with the assurance thet they would suscain the weght of my attenn~ ated body. tuly astoriantag revolution ia my syatein ad been produced in the short of ime Thad firsttake: De J is impossible for me nse, irom the hands of e! cnation th» public aga nat them. stic# to toe public, aud the ex el'ent phy: T have obcained a rauical cure, jigs 1m: ine to make this acknowledg ment. Those ho wish to see me ean findiog moat 91 douth vir et, or corner of Maid n Lene nnd i T RcHaly YATES. —Dr. J, Heine's « fice in 20 Juane strvat, near Chatham tT Lin ® ANCOINE GILBERT, ACAND WIG MAWER, would reapoctfully ansonace to d the public. that he has removed from 955 to 2655» opposite ne Park. G, would stace, that being a Tlatuiy and quacks, and | icinn uced reetical Hair Dresser Ladies can wave their hair Aressed (at his Saloou or at thelr taidences, pane wally,) alter the latest Parisian fasions A. G would also rea} vt O etfally invite attention to hi Hair Work. and Ge wheres andy noa, feels ecnfident to rive general ex eosive as orca Toupee, both rer oF: and Fancy Goods for the Tor new and 1 Gossamer Wig acil style and practice | Srrewr Nvisances.—Yesterday a gentleman pas- sing down Broadway, in front of the houses at the corner of Reade street, which are now being torn | | down, was struck on the head by a plank, which | | one of the workmen had thrown from one of the } upper windows, and instantly felled to the ground He lay for a considerable time ina state of com- plete insensibility, and, on slightly recovering, was removed to a physician’s in the neighborpood. Ie must have been very seriously injured. We have frequently determined to call the atten- tion of the authorities, to the great annoyance and danger to which the citizens are subjected in all cases of alterations, repaira, or erecting new build- ings in our streets. The present instance, in which an individual has been seriously, it may be fatally, injured, is a fair epeciimen of the manner in which this business isconducted. Were we bave the en- tire sidewalk opposite three or four dwellings torn up, and obstructed by lumber, and bricks and mor- tar, obliging the crowds of passengers along this great thoroughiare of the city to pass into the centre of the filthy street, where they are every moment liable to be rode over by the vehicles ot all descrip- tions constantly passing up and down. But this is not all, for the workmen have beenjfor eeveral days hurling the stones, and wood-work of the houses which they are taking down, almost at random cn the sidewalk, so that it has been quite miraculous that numbers have not shared the fate of the gen- tleman who was nearly killed yesterday. We trust that the Mayor will immediately direct his attention to this most dangerous nuisance. It is one which can be very readily prevented in future. In all those cases of erecting new houses, or re- pairing or altering old ones, in Broadway, or any other street, the proprietors should be required to board in about two feet of the sidewalk, leaving the remaining portion altogether unobstructed, or mak- ing proper precaution and care on the part of the workinen imperative. It is really too bad that the comfort and convenience of the citizens should be so materially interfered with for weeks together, as they now are in several parts of Broadway and many other streets. At all events, if the sidewalk must be altogether given up, some sort of security should be afforded, that the skulls of the passers-by be not dashed to pieces. Six Davs Later vrom Cuina.—We have recei- ved accounts from Canton to the 29th of January. They were brought by the Valparaiso, Capt. Lock- wood. There appears to be no news of the ¢lightest im- portance. Our minister, Mr. Cushing had not reached the Celestial Court. week or two efter the Valparaiso sailed. It is curious to watch the movements of the Chi- nese now-a-days. They have already become a different people, and are not so haughty and arro- Gant as they once were. Very Latk From Brazi. —The Nahmakanta, Captain Tucker, has arrived with advices from Rio de Janeiro to the 6th ult. It is reported that the United States ship John Adams had sailed for home. health. They were residing at the imperial cour try palace at St. Christoyao. It was said that 1 Empress, in personal appearance, is at present very much like Victoria of England. the arrival of the Raritan—thence for home. Sap Accrpent.—Whilst the Rachel Aun, Capt. He probably arrived there in a The Emperer and Empress were in excellent The U.S. ship Columbus was at Rio, awaiting Lare rrom Havana.—By the Orbit, Capt. Gil- ham, we are in receipt of the Diario dela Marina, to the 7th instant. We have likewise been p: litely iurnish. ed by Col. Myery, the Collector of this port, with the w \ tollowing important intelligence of the Blockade of thy port of San Juan de Nicarugua. U. 8 Coxsenate, 4 Havana, May 7th, 1844 5 To the Collector of the Customs, Savannah— Sin: | have been this day furnished by her Britanic Ma- Jesty’s Consul General, resident in Havana, with a copy | of «declaration of Blockade of the port of San Juan de Nicaragua, by Sir Charles Adam, Vice Admiral of the White squadron of Her Britanic Majesty's fleet and Com- mander-in-Chief of Her Majesty's Naval Forces in North America, the West Indies and Seas adjacent, the intelli- gence of which is communicated to you, as the sailing of the schr. Orbit furnishes probably the earliest opporttinir ty of making it known to our merchants. With great respect, your obldt serv a1 . ROBERT B. CAMPBELL. We learn from Capt. Githam, t before he left Havana, one of the British Mail port from Jamaica. She had despatches forthe American Government, which were put on board the Orbit-end Drought to this city to be forwarded by mailto Washing- ton. We understand they related to the murder of the American Consul, resident at J a Capt. G, brought & Jamaica paper to the uth ult. which Le informed ua contained nousing of importance, ‘The brig Polund, Cept. Lawton, hence, arsived at Hava na on the 4th instant. ‘Che schooner Ann A Purker, Capt. Brightman, was to sail tor this port the day after the Orbit sailed, We glean froin our files of items of news. olitically, state of quiet A comipany of dramatic actors have arrived from Spain to perform in the ‘Tucon Theatre, being the largest and best company that have ever appeared in Havana An earthquake was experienced in Huajuapan on the 20th March, by which a church and some houses wero thrown down. A heavy shock of an earthquake was felt at Porto Rico on the 16th ult, accompanied by a frightful subterraneous noise. The shock continued for about filty seconds ‘The walls of nearly all the houses were more or less split and reatly domaged ‘The towns of Ponce and red much, aod the captain of the brig Al- h arrived at Porto Rico from New York two days after, states that he felt the earthquake 200 miles from the Island. ‘The newly appointed Captain General, the Conde de Mirasol, arrived at Porto Rico on the 24d ult. Advices from Mexico had been received at Havank to the 17th April, and from Vera Cruz to the 24. The Mex- ican Congress adjourned on the 31st March On the 30th an act was passed extending the time to three years +for the sale or reshipment of goods in Art. 4, of the Decree of the 14th of August Jast. A hattle was fought near Alamos, in Senora, between a ang of robbers and a company of militia, from that place. The militia were cut to pe ‘and bung on trees ‘The Navahoe Indians have been beaten severely in New Mexico. The Mexicans took from them 590 horses and mules and 1600 head of cattle. ers, the following Istand of Cuba was in u From Aux Cayr ‘By brig Joseph Atkins, from Aux Cayes, which place she left on the 2d instant, we learn that the affairs of the town were in a desperate state. General Jack Acaaw, one of the rebel chiefs, con- tinued to prosccibe all the colored inhabitants, without regard to age or size. The Lord Mayor of the town, to- ether with several merchaate, had been arrested ‘All Citizens were publicly ordered, without any exception, to take up arms und march against Aguire, where the gov. ernment troops bad assembled under GeneralReveire,Gen erals Gerantes, Jobarn, Mognet and Gifford. The govern- ment troops are very limited in number, owing to @ large body of the troops Having gone to the Spanish part of the Island with President Hererd at their head, Report says that un engagement had taken place the day betore sho left Aux Cuyes, between General Jack Acuaw with 6000 troops, and the’ government troops numbering 1200, near Aguire. The former hed been very severely whipped ‘with great logs of men, and a piece of artillery and em- munition taken by the gove: At Aux Cayes all the commercial hour been shut up, and we add that no atieution was peid to foreign property of eny kind. More than 80 of the inhabitants had lett fur Kingston (Jam.) in ity 4 esti tute situation, leaving all their property behind them for the sake of their lives. All the vessels in the ha) bor are filled with families of the Natives; but permission had not been granted to them to leave jhe hetbor A very bigh handed measure had been committed by General Jack Acaaw, by seizing oa the cargo of oi American brig irom Boston which arrived there on the 1st ply his troops, ‘The J. A was boarded and sup ms fromthe U. 8. ship of war Preble, Capt pt Frecborn was infor of the seizing of th cargo, to which place he was going to demand re French brig of war Euriate, and H, B. M. schr, Griffin were in the offing of the harbor, Tur Rererer Cask ov THR WorRCESTRR AXD Wesrren Ratiroaps—Hicn ann Low Fares — ‘The evidence betore the referees in this case being al + takes tais Opportan:ty to retorm id yee Mr. Webster commevced his argument on behall of the thekind and liberol oatenaser horetofare exvended ta him, aa: | Teewis, was on her passage from Newark to Al-| Worcester Road yenterday ‘moreing, in the grand Aare tr soleita coutinanace of the aims, myl_tacre_} bany on Friday morning, a passenger, named John | room of the Muvicipal Court. The case admitted of no QE ns—- ANEROS' HOUSK, 2 BekRKMAN |). “ ! : ‘ * ‘ SEGARS—HABANEROS' HOUSE, 12) Bet RMA™ | sroCiueky, disappeared, and is supposed to be | Steet forensic cisplay, being one of facts and figures, and at 93 good agers to cell as above, 0 joaver st. from the four corners of Wall d & RIVAS, Jr. Sole Agents. TRACT OF CUBEBS, SARSAPARILLA. TINH is one of the mor eure of Gounorrhina th pieasnat to the patate ard geate'ul to the a tren, being in the usual fornia of extr ' edicioal properties of i ily bear, whites aud all wholly a vedetable cor Gneing au ism diate ¢ has ever Leen introduced mach, and is ensity nyc 1a Oy “part wife ted. Kull which may be had at Ne. y at his office, No’ 2 Aun at. at al! hours of ml7 2trec BEEF! the day and evening BEEF! BEEF! ON, HAND AN0. BOW SALE, iy low to suit parehasers, at VALENTIN 43 Fuston Market, 150 barrel pera Mess Besta choice artiele, all selected pieces 215 varrets City pected Mesa Keel, ted aint 100 half barrols of Family WPT Boot, vory fine, intended for thi a il judisiovs manger row ‘Lhe above Beet and will ke mem mid READ WHAT SHERMAN’ HAVES DON ME. BAY, bovt maker, No. a9 miffered kreatly for sighieon months wi bility, siekuces of the stomach, in ihe howels, his stomach neglec: except sugar,” He had beea attended by for wwo months by tae profeensrs of lie Bo pasos, the ‘On readiog Dr, Sherman’s Book descriptive of the symptorat of worm ne thought they rapt hig exsst go be ourehazed x box of Shenaan's Worm Lozenges, A few degre brought ayy, os ie judged, nvouttwo qaarta of worms, apd eatirely cured him, Atultiiide of similar enses might bo metutwoaod where ehil- drea nud adults had saffered ai] vot dont Bera worms, and 2o- thing eaverief bur Sherinan’s Lozengea, Couns, Colts, Axthiaa, VW hoopiag Conch acd sven Con. szimption, aveall aooare cured oy Bhsiaa's Couzh Lounges than any other known remed hey om eet, Brooklyn, emaciation, de- loss of appetite, A alemoret, ev ery kind es Physicians and versity, avd al to the tickling ina with the my few seconds, and le ne niiets jing coughs whole nights. The Rev. Dr . Mr. De Forest, Rey. Dr. Kestmond and hundreds nabar, housands can gtteat to their hapry Virtues as others ean to the efiegey. of Sherman's Congh Lowenpes, for headache, alpitation, towness of spirits, ean ‘sicknems and lassitude, or mental exertions, and for the wonderfal proper. Poor Man’s ‘Plaster, whieh costs but 123 a warranted cure for rhewmatiam and lumbago, or wenkness iu the Uy orany, part of the ns and see that his and hid fac simile with direetious for wee ure on the back, Pherenre a great inany worthless iinations hawked shout and sold by wnprineipled draggista. Macaember to get Bherman’s rid end Vieaters wud ‘T'ross~aoae others, or yoo will e deceived. Dr, Sherman's Warehouse is 106 Nassau streat. fizen 27) Hindsow ¢ cor Sm ing Bowery cor peeing’ 17 East Broad way cor Market; #6 ¥) 35 110, 273, 4601 Broad. way. la Brack! y Fultos, and Mountain's Drug store 333 la dersey (i é and David i Co,3 Ledger Bald Albcay—& Gathrie, dt re PHENIX HO! NO. 189 AND 19h MER BLEECKER ST § E, Thenext reguiar PUBLIC AUCTION SALE will take otnce at this establishment, TUESDAY, eleven o'elvel t hi April 30, commenety with Car na far ean, Saddlery. & yw nnd xecond hi “At ia o'clock, will te offered a eatalogae o f ver Hart in the country having property to dispose of, ntiemen in the country pro} 1 h cithrr et public of private ete, will bnve their orders farthfally attended to. At Privale Sale—60 fine young corntry horses, hii sonnd, Just in from the western part efthe State; tw of Bay Horses, # fine pei of Brown aperior peri orses, # of Bay + srrieve Horrer,a pair of Bright Sorrel hd and wt trotters, veral very fine =n A at private sale, two very naedteoron Hockaway Ws agdnanmber of new ata teeond had Varoacles and Light one. Tarses taken at Livery,rod kent in erperior style. Accommodations for daalers’ bores, iz ctables unsurpassed by any establi frie tend im the United States, STORAGE—V a the Inge. and conveatent reposttory of the establishment COWAN will attend personally to all orders for buying eogicelliee horses, } roperty at thie establishment i pera alig propery aan ey ly opon having A TRUK ACCOUNT 1 say MOUNT oF PROCEEDS will, 10all crxes, be paid promptly in curreat money, The ARENA of this eetabtichment boilt Re entirely new and most couvecient plan, being detached from the mai Pe diag and stable, eierobw. mot ineerforiag in the least with jivery of acle horses Koing out oF comisg in on the day of aue- tion ale. i Real! other times the Arena is jtent entirely clenr, kerved fr the necommonsties f private ery iacility for exercise, flording every v for exereiae, and ‘te ren and thore on ioe en ‘AND DILKE Propriators. FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &e. TH 4 subscribers have jast reeeived, per late arrivals from Havre, tad keep constantly on band, a complete assortment ‘Araivcial law tnteriaie of all kines Yor Flowers Materials of al! 12 Reetherr, ait Ornaments, and Millinery, articler=for ble by HKNKY & KAtiN, Im porters, {8 sin®yr6 ” treet wn etatee, yee FLAT e=i0 plates . for sale ADDEN & BON, 61 Pine st. IPO and r half past 8 vrelvek, ta the cousiderstioa the best mems of foran alteration of the preseat Dog WAICHES AND J LRY VERY LOW, AS THE SUBSCRIBE Tris constantly receiving al Ideserip tious of Gold and Silver Watches, of the newest styles, ceand Switzeriand ers in England, F $20'to ch. or bought, A'l Watches warranted to money retureed. Watetes, C and warral , lower than at any other place ae eity. CA is Importer of Watches aad Jewelry, whelasale and setail. miG im*re Wall street, up wtairs. WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH 1 WHEN fie following woprecedented reduction is, made by N TAYLOR Surgeon Deutisc, (succe,sor to Dr. Thora,) No 62 Broadway Cleaning +++ + Storing with his Single Tooth on A aS Go} Reference gives, of specix olfies see eee 300 ¥ applying at the mid lm® re us C CAFE TORTONI, TABLE D’HOTE, EVERY DAY AT FOUR O'CLUCK, Cold and Hot Punch, Mocha Coffee, Segars, &¢. No, 7 Park Place, J. BARDOTTE. ONTS IN EUROPE » MeDITERKAN mi6 2wre A . With superior acco 1 paasengers,will be dispatched as avow, er about ¢ 10th proxime, towching at the Arores or Western a proceeding to Gibraltar, thence to Multa, where to will f ecinn [sla theaee to pert of the ont, ward carho Ww Tenedos aod the Muius 5, Khoder, Cy e the veenel wi e where tne yriperpal Ibe dispoved of from Cheuce to lent vim er be extended to Vecenin the sexportol Kore, thence enon, Niee, Marerilles and Barce vid Madera, aud taking s the Atlantic, making if dered a baud posuengere and their h Paysage a pat Charleston, BC. effets, and thence to this port rupy about 7 mon:he, du mercial and other inform: rn of eariosities, Ao. may . proyected for the purpose of tiade between the old and new worl oar of profit as well as of ail of whom, besides beicg provided coinfort acd convenienes to be ‘ound on will be allowed to tuke with, them tain quantity of ovleable gonda to diapose Wey buuror ceherwise, which privilere if improved will probably yield a prof price of pasenge tufficient onmber off jrarses of agentlerman ynasing the saenin Those who may Wish to avail themsrlyes of y uring practieal comms visi and many other to fh f pleasure and of bm: aake early «pp! bn the voyage W: the sins of the veusel in ameasnre noon the aamber who come forward early sod engage pa 1 will he faroisted with. eve The will be falter, posible ntacratipe roapecting the articles moat saleable at the ports intended fo ALSAr toga or this Hy = visited, and the riost advisable investments to in re tarn,. Kor freight of pasange, apply to. mit2n vec SAM'L W. DEWEY, 109 Front st afew doorn ive 9 trial to by hia broth= mare,” are the ted to bring the brand above GOPAIVA AND speedy and effectual remedies for the SMEN and Ownersct Doge are iuvited to attend a Sweeting xt Mr KANDS! Datch Honse, corer of Broowe forsyth arrest, on Monday bvenine the 20th instant, at and at much less p wood tame, or the ka, and Jewelry repeired in the beat menner drowned. success, San Jann, PLR. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Say Juan pe P. R., April 30, 1814, Tranquillity and Trade. Since my last nothing of any importance has hap- pened, excepting the arrival of the new Captain Ge- neral. Ue arrived here on the 24th inst. from Ha- vana, in the steamer of war Congreso. It was re- ported here, and perhaps you also heard the same, that Corresoa had been distroyed by the earthquake of the 16ch, but I believe itis not trae. The mail from Spain has just arrived—nothing new—all is tranquility. Business is very dull at present ; the market is well stocked with all kinds of American provisions. In Ponce, a few weeks ago, there were five thou sand quintale of cod fish. Freights have risen ; all the vessels in port are taken up; also the same in St. Thomas, Proce Cunnenr—Sngars, fi at quality, at $3 50 quintel, do. second do, at from $2 to $2 5) do.; molasses from $10 to $11, 100 gallons ; coilwe $0 0 quintal ; hides $9. Excuasxax.—On U. 8 2h per cent premiums, macq.; do London 499) per £100; St Thomas {rom 54 to 6 per cent premium, sacq ; Madrid 6 per cent, other places in Spain per cent round money ; ounces, Spanish, 15} to 18}; do Columbian, 17] macq. zette, of Tuesday, the *Yesterday being a blank day for Americau post, we are without further ils of the pro- gress of events in Philadelphia, We learn, however, thet ihe cuntagion has spread in our neighborhoo. ‘The Irish Juborers on the Lacine works express the moat bitter in- dignation at the treatment of their countrymen. Annony. imo with figures of coffins, and the Americans employed on the works are menaced vicinity. Rios. Lith inst. Puitaperria.—Arrest or anoruen Kexstno- rox Riorer.—A young Irishman about nineteen years of age, bamed James Lawson, was arrested on Fri- day evening. He was found stowed away in the lott of 0 house in Master street, between Front street and the Frankford Road, Kensington, and was so badly wounded that he could not walk. Ie was brought to the Recorder's otlice in a carriage, and sent from thence, after a hearing, to prison in the same conveyance. The prisoner haba bullet wound through one of his knees, and the other leg ia grazed, apparently by the eame ballet. He ix supposed to have been one of the porty that fired the volley that killed young Wright. ‘There are three w to prove that they saw him fire'three times, It appears that on the morning after he was wounded, he was taken out to Frankford by his father ina wagon. ‘The people there be came alarmed, and he was conveyed to Manayunk an: from thence to Moyamensing. He was refused admit tance into any house in both the last named places, aud he was then brought back to Kensington and con- cealed. Anorner RevoLution IN Hay it.—We have ac- counts of increased difficultiesin Hayti. We learn that on the 4th and th May, the negro General, I. Acany, with «large force of blacks, had marched from the ints - rior upon Aux Cay’ ion of the town, slaughtered many ot ¢! ints, and driven out the regular troop#. Nearly $00 o( the inhabitants had escaped in'veasela to Jamaica and elsewhere. The negro chie! was about seizing the American brig Montilla, with he: cargo, when the Consul interfered. ‘A letter in this morning’s Courier from Cape Haytien of tates that that town was taken possession off or 2 25th ult. by General Pierrot, with a force of 2.080 mer ~allin revolt against 1 Tha section of the island w: oparnte Department, called the beh erat go ot the Norta”—to émbrace what tormerly constituted the Kingdom of Chris: tophe, extending on the coast from Forte Liberte (fo: merly Dauphin), 20 miles eat of Cape Ilaytien, to St. More on the West, including, besides, Gonaives, Port de Paix, und St. Nicholas Mole : General Pierrot had been declared Commander in-Chiet ~and with his Council of State, had im an export duty of $10 Haytien per 1000 Ibs, of coffve, Ae most of the stock was held by foreign merchants, this amounts, virtually, to a forced loan from them. Ono Riven “At Wheeling, on Tuesday, the Ohio River had seven feet of water in the channel, and falling, At Pittsburgh on Wednesday there ware six aad @ halt fest of water in hannel and rising. Eanriquake 19 CANADA. LWO slight shocks cf an eartog make were felton the Monntain of Mou treal on Yonday forenoon, the 13th in between hal’ past Hand I2o%lock. There were two distinct shocks, P quarter of an honr apart, tho latter of which wee we: eompaniod by a loud rumbling noise, ax of louded wa ‘ons, which appeared to come from the South. The Rocks lasted nbout two minutes, according to the ac. connts of those who felt them, but we suspeot that their footings must have beon hud chronometers, for earth, fquuker do not generally také so long time to pass over @ thort distance — Montreal Herald, May ¥ Search was made for him but without vritings have been posted on the Walls, ornamented ith death if they do not quit the Mr. Webster ook the aftair gently, and addressed the re- ferees at much length in an easy colloquial manner, ing back in hia armed chair, and taking the matt quietly us though he was perfectly eure of the result He was followed by Richard Fletcher, F:sq., for the Western Railroad, in an argument of great force and dinetness. ‘The result will not be made kuown for some time.—1 ton Paper. 4 Caprain Tytrr’s Last.—Capt. Tyler is more of a wag than we supposed—and, like most other wags, he aeema to care little for manners, so that he can have his joke, The latest Presidentiol bon mot is report- ed by amember of the whig delegation to Baitimore. It scenis that the young men from Vermont, after calling on most of the “big whigs” resident at the Capital, had a landable desire to see “Tyler too.” They accordingly themselves en maser, into the Executive pre The Coptain, alter exchanging with the boys a common-place civilities, asked with much gravity of mner, “ whether the snow was all gone in Vermont i” The boya assured him that “it had entirely disappeared.” Whereupon the President after surveying the " and their beat with apparent interest for a few recon until his eye seltled complacently on the St Albans Messenger”—inquired ‘whether the hille of Vermont looked as ‘preen’ as themselves 7” This wont do As the city papers say— we hope our correspondent is mis- informed on this sul tt Fovrimnism rom 100 to 150 persons left Ci cinnati on the 9th inst. x rier Association on th miles from that city. y $20,000, on which but $3000 have been paid. it is said the wood will pay forthe whole tract. Amusements. Cnavuam Turarne —Who, but one possessing just the quantum of spirit and enterprise that uctue ates W.8 Deverna, would have embarked inthe eppa- rently hopeless undertaking of re toring the Chatham Theatre from the depths cf degrad: into which it had fallen, and of eatablishing it a the poptlur resort of beow- biog, all in afew short montha, und that too jn of acompetition and rivalry hitherto wknows Such, however, has beendone, and new the Chathom, in point’ of respectability, stands second to none in the “How sweet and clenn”—"How orderly and qui- What fine reting”—Are common expressions by All persons on their firet visit All the stare of any con. siderable magnitude now hie them Chathamwerd, end their engagement are universally repeated Burton, whom a contemporary #0 pointedly usserted, “war not en- gaged,” is there, and is carrying everything before him Cast night the sterling old comedy of Speed the Plough; with Burton, Conner, Bellamy, Scott, Wharam, Miss Rey- volda, and Mrs. Reston, how could ony piers foil? The crowning and masterly effort of the night, was the per- sonation, by Mr. Connor, of Bob Handy. He wes, from beginning to the end of the fig ‘athome.” It would have done good to the heart of Ma i have witnessed it. ‘The man: in advance of all others, bri hurlesque of the Fair One with the Golden L. has been gotten ep insuperb style, and wh tract the tuwn for weeks to come, On Mondey a new piece, called The Intemperate, and Swertheorts and Wives in both of which Burton plays, with songe, den- cos, ke. Ravaonn ann Wrens’ Menacerre—corner of Eighth street and Bowery.—This splendid estrb- lishment, which has been the wonder and admiration of thefeity for the Inet fortnight, will close on Wednesday next. We recommend this most rational and instructive ccene of amusement to the consideration of all who be lieve the science of Zoology as fm mat ialobject in the general improvement of the human mind. The interior Aehingements are non a xcale of unexceptionable proprie, ty_—-good order. and wral arrangement beyond all comparison, nnexceptionad , Ricn ann Rane—The attractions at the New York Museum. [nthe first place we have two splendid paintings of the destruction of St. Augustine and St. Michuel’s churehes by fire These pictures occupy the whole epece of the stage, and cover some h’ ndreds of cquare feet of canvasa, ‘The Dwart and Giantess are r- engaged. ‘The manager has eenred the services of Win 1, the double distilled essence of concentrated eccen- Burton, Master Barton and Miss E, Barton, he juvenile, vocalists, will appear. ‘The manager, tog, has engaged a wonderful orphan family, in oppesition to the Orphean company at the American Museum The vhole of these wonders, including @ host of performers, are to be seen for one shilling. Amentcan Museum.—This place continues to ceep up its attractions in spite of all things. | The + has engaged for the present week, the evlebrated phean Family of singers, who hw successfully dopted the styloof the Hutchinacns to whom they ae tinferior. ‘Tho manager has alo envaged the fmnous median " Great Western,” who will imitate & locomo ve, and caricature Animal Magnetism, Cerito is also saged, and these, with the Giant and Gian ore the rt bill wa have seen since General Thumbs departure The garden on the roof is opencd, and supplied with the refreshments, Performances at J and 8PM. Go ‘and seo. v Cruncn —We are requested to state hat th Seubeceiptions in Mobile in nid of the Free Chureh of Scotland, amounted to twelve hundred dollars, which hos bean remitted to Hugh Auchinelos, Faq, the Trew aurer in New York —-Mobile Herald, May tt