The New York Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1844, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol, X., No. 165—Whole No. 3735. NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1844, aus sew yore Be Eablne, ap, [rs ea MSY LINE, QF LIVERPOOL PACKETS, "| PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAigl AND | D panad ever day ol the year except New Years day end & mi —powagt henge meee “ipsa ied eat & THE POOL p, LIN: THE WEEKLY HERALD pablished every Soturdey _ Latin gs et ode 3 moruing—m Ot cents per copys or $8 13 per annum- | Shi; in John Cellics, 26th March. Tree in a tvance. beck A . necessary arrangemeuts with the subscribers, and HADVERTISENS ere fulormed thet the olzcultion o Broerae May. fate chem come out iu tis superior Line of Packets, Walling {hg Harald is over THURS'Y THOUSAND, and incre neck They will'alco haves Ura class 9 Anetta credltg se; rgest corculation Paper in thie city, : or, Lith i i ri : othe world ‘and tn therefore, the best chnncl for business Te Eenak, i Gos fom that port. "Bae of the aren (ME Somes ase ocho) i city or country. trices moderate—cash in ad- H Cc a) jay. tans hi ace they shall be forwarded with care and PRINTING of all kinds executed wt the most moderate | ,:fittr au ot York, switn’guch Tioproveneats as | be. recurnod’ to" those who paid ft hers, wathont nay Podtse , zs si bine great apeed w ral comfort fc tion. - JAMES GORDON BENNETT, “Prey sare ps tons tahop in tes eae The Binek Ball, ot Old Line of Liverpool Packets, eomprise Puormeror ox tux Henzry Estascisnwxnr, Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau strects. PLEASURE sabi oe TO THE UPPER A AKES. The Swamboat WISKONS, 5 Randalls will uve Daten on boneen a Ecxearsion “of Flearafo to, the tipees Lele bathage tie impertut paces on Lakes ‘Knie, Huron aad Arche onthe std cag ls ine, Soathyort au oi fen ‘0a herretura ou Tuevday moraing Jol! Phe Witkonsan ptain ng all Bay Amplo time will be sfforded + iy jee is $100, Lor whit se Te ares dea, git (oe in the arrangement of their accom. T sbipe sre by he fol magnificent 3} Ed The OXFORD ONS New york, CA: COLUMBUS, weed mnastors, who Will every to give ae MBRIDGE, MBUS, coral aa “i z ¢ ROPE SOUTH AMERICA, Neither the captains or owners of Shoabipy will be Siponsie se GUAND_ NORTH AMERICA, tle for.an: meee i ceninon cmt br iomaceplon re | _ With such ation xd unequalled arrangements, the aab- aular SS 99 ing are signed therefor scribers confideutly look forward for a continuance of that sup- Vor trough or eae apery, wo | Port whieh been extended to them s0 many years, for which ee COMES WON CGMIELEY EBOetLivecnapl> | “Thor ‘roceed say , ne " Say +0 i Lacters vy tho push sawil bo, herged 1816 coats: par finale | ac all times obtain Diatie at stunt Torany’ craoeee, deewe dice heet ; 50 cents per cance, and newspapers leenteach mre | oa Boval Bonk of Hetenta Dablix., alsoon OLD LINE LING LIVERPOOL PACKETS ears. PRESCOTT, GROTE, AMES & CO. a. dipmand, ab ak ol tee adele hak f at any o ry rincipal towus throughout Fijsland, Ise. pe es. BOOHE, BROTHERS & CO. hich will be paid o Brasehes, iw allt tard, Beodiaad and’ F y > ats fo a, will . a smeeune the lineret beaten the Wi age Ledhensacd LD L ry ALeEsled by a powerful Tow esenre eagrie—is new audit | 1 esparched in the followiugoraer, excopuing that when the ‘alton street New York she th vl ppes eabin composed ec- | ,»iJing day falls on Sunday, the ships will sul Fait : {uly fsute raging, andl Gil up and furnuhed eal to any tae any tae rom New York: From *irerpool N.BeThe OW Line of Liverteat te aan on this ‘© youd Bud of Musie will accompany the Lost aud every ‘to, ae + 4 pe EE ae Baud: : 16 | rata axe foe ils tute tof the pease pest 0 thowe 0a W.C. Barstow,Q Feb, 1 We [elegans 5 lant tuts rcche Lites aactonate nance oem nage tks, liane ‘le Vass The ENGLAND, jue ug, 1 | breferenen to any och S. PROSSER, 99 Pier, Albany. beans 7 ot 4 WOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. LIUIRGU ED Toome | oxrage, bot HA Rial eee De ALSTON ‘ : rmander, ‘w eso Sg pigeon tice fiat Fen RENT a a Buffalo, May 28. 1644. i jn3 25t¥m_| The MONTEZUMA, daly is ie 1} Commander, July ta nent, "80 ON" at ae FOR BOSTON, VIA Nt WPORT AND PROVIDENCE A. B. Lowber? March 16 ay re 7 aE ROOD apa WRORT AROS | mmexumone TS Aer TE oda je The wow and splendid Steamer RHODE E.G, Farber? Apri 1 May | foetal ___,_ Nea wanes ISLAND, Ceptain Thayer, will leave rier the NEW YORK, (new) Aug. 16 Oct. 1 DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, RE Not, NR, on Tocadays,’ Thursdays and 950 6 Bec, 8 eb, 1 Ke.—Persons about remitting money to theit freight or passages epply to the Captain, on beard, or 22 | The COLUMBUS, Cin oor ou eae Oe COnanY cence G0eLae Brosdwa mie niie iB Me RAT Or 700 tons? eee 9, Feb. 16 IEE ES ae ALBANY DAY LINDT @. A. Cole, May 1 Pere 16 | on demanit, without discount, or nuy other charge, at’ the ‘Nas eect Fhe y renee bed Saher sy than The YORKSHIRE, (baw) § Gept: Ploy. 4 | onal zak of Ireland. Provincial Bk: do, Messrs Jas Bult, Sou feo ai, ia ae shetietAticd | um ahipe wagittnied e i aenage eo t | aeURIRL Wtgeahte ae, aik 4 , point of iy Ay ry 1» Ha Vo., Scovland; see + Poumdiy ead Saturday mormiogs, at 7 | yy ;noit cabin accammodscious, oF ia thelt fastening, Gua cies | and the branches in every pout tora throughout baiglads te: (Ay PARS REDUCED 2a FOR BosTON Vis NEWPORY aND IDENCE FARE ‘FO BOSTON $2 Ihov ma NICK FARE ia} 50) ANU PROVIDENCE $1, he new, splendid and fast ay, wular daye from New York, Tuesdays, ys. rom Proviseace via Newpa:t, neadays and #ridays, immediately after the stea boat train from Bosto Tho New Jersey ‘fa large best pe arrivi Rot oaner. ie the wharf ‘@ or freight, apply to 8. Bennett, eee pees PEOPLE’S LINE OF STEAMBOATS FOR ALBANY. DAILY, Sundays exe Tarot Consriond? and Libert nC : oe atenmboat KNICKERBOCKER, Captain a. P, St Jona, slonday,"Wedurny and Hviday evenings a7. The Steamboat pay inna hee ne A. Houghton, on ‘Taseiay, ammony ape. La emvic Evenings, at 7. rm Weo'elock, P. Mn ‘nteinediate Places: ‘The “Stsanbont NORE AMERICA, Captam IG. Crateeaden, Moxday, Wednesday, Friday ‘and Sunday, at 5 ane Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captai . Peck, ACepng, Wo Hi. Peck, es ‘. Sinner tyeyemner gy ooh t agers takivg this line of arrive in Al acirte tise to take the Morning Train of Cass for thease ot weal IL F'The above Boats are new avd substantial, are furnished with new and elegant Scale Rooms, and for speed ¥ Todations tre tuavalled on the Hadeos. © ws S24 necom OF passage ov frei the office on the wharf, PLESPANE An) CHEAP EXOURSLONB. NEW LRIGHT: NOR NAMOND STATEN Fron & Ri Vor Penk: 3 ttt io. 1, North River, The 6 May ins follows, m0 ree New Work, a 18 at Mand 11 O'cluck, AM , at $34, 6 nnd 8 P.M. Leaves Port Hichiond, x4 20 minutes to 8, and 10 minutes te 10.A. M.4 at 1,46 and 6% P.M Leaves New Brighton, at and 10 A.M.; at 1M, 5and 7% P. ‘On Sunday—Leaves New York, at 9 and 11 A. M.; at 3,6 and 8P.s1. Leaves Port Richmond, at 20 mrnates to 8,and 1 ary atl, Sand 76 P New bork. May 18, 1044 SUMMb tt AKZANGEMENT NEWARK AND NEW YORK. ONLY 184 CENTS. to myll ém*re FAR i THE NEW AND SWIFT STEAMER RAINBOW, be Se ee oe ‘May 13, will ran as day, followsi—Leave Newark, vot of Geatze at, xt Me os ee Fe Leave New York tdaye~Leare Newark at 8 A.M. and 29. M.and ric at 10.A, i. and 4 P.M. apare STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Afver Saturday, June Ist, the Boats will rua as fol WU further » orien: LEAVE STATEN ISLAND AT 7, 89,10. Lt, A, Fy 1m P.M. 6, aro Ho tl A MoT, Bane 8/6. 7, PM 8," 9, t M.. 1, 2, 5 bs . M. NB —All eoodi hipped must be marked in full, and are at the rif « tthe owners thereof. more NEW YORK. SCHOOLKY’S MOUNTAIN Ani EASTON. he foot of Coartiaut street, ely DOMAAS © ERC eTE ck, A. M., by Kailroad from rhe ¢ to Mor ont change of Crxr—from thence by Pos TEAVE t ed,] at 8 o'chos fist wa divect acins jeadham, heater, Sehvoley’s Moaovin for; Colden, Washington t9 Enston | At Washington a daily Tue intersects to aud from Belvidere. Kor seats apoly to J. HILL, at John Patten’s Commercial Hotel, 73 Courtland’ ‘be ras furaished at the shortest soties, by app\rin: = Moresatowe p26 Am re TO TH TRAVELLING PUBLIC. GER a The Subscribers having completed their arr: sts, art pow oreparel t9 bring oul passrogers. ftoor Creat Serterta’ sad Ir-laad by the following first class packet ‘one of which will leave civespoolou the let, 6th. lith, lees, Zist and 28th 0! each monthi-= : repooly amor Moutermaa, Siddous, Geo. Hott Colamvas, bi Sieph'uWhitaey, Roches * Garr ck, Queen ofthe West, Oxtord.’. ‘ of passage can be obtained, and every information Lndepeaden Semel sic » cares 0 wil‘ be given fo Qlose sending for their friends, ou applivatios her of our ol 5 y will also be prevared, on the opeuing of navigation, (o luxeugers and ‘heir Inggage to Albany and Troy, and vig fri 1 ty Suifalo, and al! intermediate places. To al’ yor he Upper ‘ é - Vir Uswego to Torouto, Port Hope, Coburg, Kingston, and all parts of Ww Cane- aad Prva Lvoy vin Whitehall to Montreal aud, Quebec, éa Soot Via Ohio Canal from Cleaveland to Portamoal detphia to Pittsbarg ,Cincinaati, Lovis ville, ind ali parts ou this Ohio River to St. Louis, Moy and fo ali parts of Ohio, Michigan, Indiaua, Illinois aud Wiscon cc ri REMITTANCES, | ; 1a eer e Ol Country, IAIN DEN & CO. wil to suit the paren ICES AND AGENTS, Charles Craft, 120 Stave street, ton. 8. ey Wheeler, Union Building, Providence, R. J. JW. Mills, § Wali street, and 16 Froncatreet. New York. WW. G. Howard, 43 Soach Third street, Paijed Sondford & Shoeimakes, 7 Light street, L.&, Littlajoha, li Exel by 8 Clask, 19 Kiver srreet, Tos, wy. Utica, N. We W. A. Cook, Syracoe, NX, Rlocheate, 8. Y. W. ti. Cook, Bufo, N.Y. H. ¥ieghugh &Oo., Obwexo, N.Y. ARRANGEMENTS WOR ih, OLD ESTABLISHED FASSSEE DETICR: 109 Prue street, coruer of South. ; subseriber i leave to call Lue aitention of his frleu: and the public in general, to, the following arraugemeuts (or ¢ purpose of bringing out eabin, 2d enbin, and steer iasneutery, hy the Regular Eine of Liverpool Packets, sail the Lst6tn, Lith, 160, 2istand 26th of every month. By the Louds rem New York, the Ist, 10th and the Ten, 17th and 37th of each mouth, in eouagetion with the above, and for the purpose of afford- ing et queater facilities to te beer hase tablished a Fomules Pei) first class New York built, coppered and copper fastened ships, to Dusctually every. week Uiroaghout the YOR oe AAD K ‘or tle accommodation of persons remit money their iunilien or friends, drafis are given, payable nt aight, on the following. Banks, viz i= misee Packets, to fom London ovineial Bank of Ireland, pa Cork, ‘fiimeick, nol ba =", Sligo, exford, Beta, f Galway, 5 fi Baikon, ‘ralee, oughal, skal Monaghan, janbridge, ymena, ownpatrick, Cavan, Lurgan, neat unin aed Bandon, Suni, Nyehenne Berabaur Skiberven, allow, foneymercs Coorehill Kilrngh, Dablis. Seotland—The Cigy Baik of Glasgow, Rumlant-—Vessrs, Spooner, Atwoot & Co. Bankers, London: H. Murphy, Waterino Koad, Liverpool; payable in every town (reat Rhos information (if by etter, post pajt.)apply to info 40 5 on 00) Wor fortes informa PP ACU RICAG too Pine utret corner of Sonch N. ¥, Or Messrs. P. W. BYRNES & CO, % Waterloo Road ‘jo om*re Tiverpool. PACKET Fut MAVKR—Secoud Line—The fi =: oN FR gens, agey! Maater, he Uy oa fJaly. For freight or passage, apply Modal. Fk HINCKEN. 5 { jee No.9 Tontine Building, oor Wall and Water sts, RN steamer NEW i of Barc! ret, Memon, avs ¢'elock, Tersdey, Jue Rn synngeders and jomda: TF Wed- of the au'er of legant state marrage y Panel Soe ae ssonnsed--"Parongh Di- the Steamboat Pier be. iit, apply on board, or to P, C. Schultz et ilo re font of re a BERET Atti ran fro 2th to Uerouer in j,any vessels in the trade. land, Scotland and Wales, whi ‘The Commanders are well known as men of character and Pe eetiont 5 forwarded the packets of the 11th, 1oth, 21st, at Mash e 0 : and 26th, 01 ayal M experience, aiid the strictest attention will always bo paid to ailing from Boston'on the lath uf Sea hoeeT Promote te comfort and couvenience of passengers & J.T, TAPSCUTD, ietuality, as regards the day of sailing, will be observed as At their general passaye office, 76 South street, coruer of Maiden Lane, JB ~All lever trom the country lust come post paid. tofore. i if tw puerto tame sore of evey,dearonion i 4 provide, ita the exception of wines axdliquere, which wil ford by the stewards, ME reggie tt be either Or ours Of these ships. will be respon uole y letters, a t by Su Febansnaltes Peete ee 4 BOO PAMAAA TL “Se Battie alip, N.Y fam and of BARING, BROTHERS & CO L'poole THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. month, From Neo al Ree i FROM ENGLAND, IKELAND, ND W. PASSAU! scorTr iano ALES, VIA LIVERFOUL. >” THe ‘subscriber has made unequalled arravgempute for bringing out emigrants this year, 1844. Those nding for their frieads would do well to apply at catablished packet office o i ‘JOHN H&RDMAN, 61 South st NN. B.~The shins of this line wow leave Liverpool every five days, and desfts can as asual be furnished for auy amount, pay ablest nll the principal banking tostitations throughout tar ted kinedom “ mal re FOR LIVEKPOOL—New Line~Kegal of 23h Jogo —T hesplendid preket ship GARRICK, Captata Hi Break of 100e cous, ‘will sail above, her regular ‘ For freight or passage, havin, nailed accommodations an New Ship LIVERPOOL, 1150 tons, (2ee:, 2 June 6 | forsplendor or comfort, appl rd, ac OF fart, N.ship QUEEN OF THE WEST, (32 ay i ha et bali sCMay’ 21 July 6] Price of $100. ao EN Wosdkva. ete, i Nor, wit chet nit odcius, Cant, J Colts, of (100 tous, witi 3 g the Uarrieh, @ i New lesa yp. oe Fue a1 Ate. 8 mistojna6re and sail of Jaly, ber rewul iv vd ht dacs eset at ULL Pe EL A i g OLD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKET: ship HOTTINGUER, 1060 tons, re ~~] FOR LIVERPOOL Pack-s 01 the 6th seneest he Ira Bursely, wey, 2 based weket ship ENGLAND, Captain Bartlett, will be These » ships, all built in | 2¢epatched as above. her regular day, ese substantial, fast sailing, first clas sha city of New York, are commanded by men ‘of experience tnd abilicy, aud will Be dispatched panctaally oa the 21st of wvcdrwhataver ean coutuee tothe ease and sotntort of Passes ‘OF passaxe, hiving wisnipsssed accommod:tions, apply to JOHN HERDM AN, 61 South street N. B—The anbecriber bas anequailed arrangemects made for the bringing out of passenzers from Grea: Br. by the regular packets sailing every five day: at the lo sort zaiee, and dats ean es asnal te fu if , $100. amcnnt, pavi alt the principal towns, without any ‘Natther tevcrtetinn't civserio¥ Cies'shipa will be 1esbbe- throughoa: England. and ireland, om appiieation an aible for any parcels or packages sent by them, wnless regular BLEOOS Sills of ladjug are sigued therefor. BLAGK BALL, ON OLD LING OF LIVER WOUBIET navn pooh FAC ERTSFOR LIV EREOOL “law ‘g7 Sou dw York, — | Ureted vant sailing packet ship ENGLAND, Cupiain 3. jae ort FIELDEN, Boe %COn [ee will positively sail on Mouday, Jéth June, her regular is fitted out in a very we that ean add to the ding to the cle ‘couveysner. ayply on board, MARSEILLES LINE OF PACKETS. “Whe andermentioned suips will he regularly dinpatehed frow honee on the Ist, aud from Marseilles ou tbe 3th of each month at ROCK arivg the voor ts follows:— sro New ¥ ork. Sarai, A » RS & O0.. jento\7 re 95 Fulton Faiton Banke. MINERVA, Capt. Brown, Dee. 1 Webb mcr ° PMESCOT'T, Capt. Mynck, Jan. 1 March 5 ae ew, bi POR LIV AM THOMPSON Capt syiveats, Feb 1, “Abril 8 rea tions pocket oni ROGHEST AI 1000 t BORTOLAN coe Bislies Tent. Seant ‘apt J. Britton, will sail ow Friday, ist June, her NUS, Capt. Haile, April. ne > ‘bh y ce ‘They are ali coppered aud copper fastened, and have excetlens, rites Neat GAS ci die haled WA dere hrde, hes 4 woout to embark for the old country, will not vegommodations lor Tassraeere. | oo lusive of * e $100, exclus wines | s Passage wil xclusive of wi dvautages toe derived from selecting this live in pre- ‘The price of eabin and Lgnors, addressed to the agents, BOYD & HINCKEN, wil) foreuce to auy other, as their great capacity rude s them every ne forwarued free of other eharyes than those actually paid, way mors comfortable and couventest than shije of a sinal er Yn ea a wand their accommodations for cabiuy second cabia, end EAWRENCH & PHELPS, 103 Front street orto Ste tage Passengers, are well kuows to be superior to wu5 a BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents, rntér ; others. No 9 Tontine nil Persons wishing to secure berthe should not fail to make 'TAPSUCOTT’S ouly application on board, ne of shale ae oT, GENERAL EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE, At their General Passage t)ffice, 76 5: street, je7:02) tre cor Maiden Laue, ap sta: ri FOR CIVERPOOL—The New Line Nexo e Packet 2ist June—The speror New York bu r chet ship ROCHESTER, Capt Jaha Britton, 6° ons purtnen, will eal aa above, ner regalar day, | ARI GEMEN’ \. ‘The eabseribers beg to call the atteation of their friends aad Public generally to their superior arrangements for bringit, ‘OF saasnge, DAVING Very siperior avvounavaations mot sur wers from, aud rea.itting money to ail parts of | passed by auy ship in port, wply ow buard, west Barlivs 4 Ireland, Scotland and Wates. vhip, OF to ‘HE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS, WOODKULL & MINTURNS §7 South st Price of passage $100. The packet amp Hottingver, Caps Ira Bursley, 1050 tour vurtuen, will succeed the Rochester, aud sail oo reanin Suy. Bint July 1te2 res i i © sal isch Ji COMPRISING TUE QUEEN Of THE WEST, 1240 tone, FHS SHELIDAN, 1000 tous Ke ROCHESTER, 1000 to THE GARRICK, 1009 tons. Tr TTINGUER, 1000 tons. PHe HOSCIOS, ipod ty HE LIVERPOOL, 1150 ane SID: Yba bad tons jailing (ror Liverpool twice every mont! CBE UNITED LINE OF GIVERPOOL PACKETS, samposed of superior, first class American packets, sailin ron Liverpool four cies in each wouth, ere th which those whose passage may be engaved with the si swell krnwn fret the above named magnificent ships afloat and the freque ailing, (being every five dave) prevents the pessibilsty gers neg wacecessarily detained at Liverpool. te wants of the public FOR LIVERPOOL fist sailing ship YA |, Captua Jas Wibdra: will atively sail as above =) fin teahtorpesge, Raving haudsene famished ecco audations, apply on board, at Orleans What, rs Foot ot Wail st, K. COLLI* 5 & CO. 6 ¥ hy ling py ket ship SOU THERNER, ver Will sai Saturday, 15th imatant, weathe. per Extrrny : “or passag®, having very good accommodations, apply on board, east side Peck ort ss WOUDHULL & MINTURNS, jMtots ree __ ST South st ect FOR NANTES «only —Ths superiv barqve HUMA Captam Willard, to be despatche? e Caxeree in the Cabin, haudacmetv farnished, apply to th caytain, un bourdy at Pier No. 3, 1. i, oF wy vore BOYD &H An Jeftats rre No 9 Tyntine Building, Wal! street FOR NEW ORLEANS =F Kegatar Packet with Dispatch—The well-knowe, sailing ship HILAM, Ca tan Hi sail as above, ‘OF Ireight, O. Passage in the cal weoud cabin oF aerege having very snperior accommodations, and terms muderate, apely oa board, or to JOSuFH MeMUKRAY, more 100 Hive street, Son ¥Oe PahiGH. Back HART Briish boqie CLARENCE, Phowas Minion burthen 737 cova register, | Will’ store 3600 bartele— would accept 4 freight to aay pert in Great Britvn Apply to PERS5# & BROOKS, ot pass ditulees Of expense, in order the a tne wishes offpvest triends, Sls, Wen. "Fappacott, obe ofthe rad, pne to Brepecl ia ee the: oeicere fer tl country of wach persous whove rassage may be eagaued Wi the subseribers, a feet, whieh to those sequainted with Mr; W, T., is a satficient guarantee that they will receive every atten- him. and be auiekly and eomtortably for docliue coming, ded, withor “ADDLY tal by etter " iy |) to wees TrAbScorr, 43 Peck slip, ™ WM _'TAPSCOT'T, Liverpool. “°™—“* ” OLD ESTBLISHED oe PASSAGE 61 SOUTH STRELT, NEW YORK. RAL PASSAGH OF ae LA “ 5 FICE —Removed frou 43 Peck slip to 76 S:aths comer of Viaidenlase Persous desirous to seas fur thar frends in the old country, can by calling on the sitose + bers qaxke the necessary & rangemeats on the Must adve terms, Mr Wan Lapsoou being ta Liverpool, reuders tras seting such business with them highty beuefieial to ail pari vishiag WO have their friends comfortasly and quickly des followin e can be engaged fromLiverpool by 1 ane of or a tid paekec ships comprising the Old Black Beal ailing as ander From Liverpool The ship COLUM ry Captain Cole, on the l6th February, spew ‘uchets ‘he shafy the ship tain Bartlett at April, f lee 5 one, pr. Drafts for ty ble on demand without any dis ne UMA Cape loiiet Mar. | ayuitl ny ea lt mncicl ows oat Ne ERPS erate mtg, | Sattdre Urania eas a ae aoe ot iy addition to the abovesuperior ships, the subscribec’s agents |® Plication to it thats General’ Pastas Oi will have a succession of first class Atnerican shi tehed, | nat re To South st, corner Marden lane us custornnry, from Liverpool, every four or Gi proughe | Ut rs ate asain ———— ut the yead,’t0 the Miikcreat “porte tu the United Bates, by FAVAAGE FROM DUBLIN, CORK, WA which passage cau een luced rates. ‘howe i vi 3 R i Geahee tress rerkdicg iar Great Bricsin’ und frelands may re Cites ‘Oregons, Kat wishlng to iy that every care will b? taken to make passcnge's an comte i Uney can reasouably expect, and shonid awe money wil) be promacts, re Pf, Tarnished, peyable ar rhe Nat 1 Trotuud and breach; Ce 8 able aot come out, the ‘Drafts ean as usual Provincial Banks “cotland and brane Ot theirexperieceing my Ynuecessary att, oue oF tie fitm, will be on mi attention to the pmsnengers engaaea wu vibers or thert agents here, and persons usty rely wishes and comforts of those whvs:, passage. may. br saaweg by thein mal have all due ax proper aftoution, For particulars apply, 'f by letter, ye LF ples weet a ve His pm dou Messrs J. Balt, Sou &¢ Bunkers, London. Messra J. Barned & Go,, Bankers, Li eerie ap payable dhvoaahout England and Wales ther jtuer pout Raid) to Baek Parnas SPOS GET SOE EMA Yj chat th ere For 1 South near Wa'l street. th ral Ps Office, 76 South N. B. Passage to Liverpool and London cam at all times ‘be ‘thera avon Drafts way bercitainod; far: large cr for Liverpool payable on deine: t discount of say other wl ney sasling i Ave fiyer kan'to Loudon on the lac, 0th and 20h of'aich ‘mouth = on application as abo NEW, . b., wl a, £0, Banks of Ireland, er any of tir re the National or mi5 Pleasure Y jot Bowt Rigged of fifty-two to yurtben, now lying wt Pier a7 Kant River. aemr tie outot yover street. She is well found m Secrmd Line—The Ships of this line will hereafter leave New | every other respect " Kor further psrteulare anply on b= York on the Ist, and Havre on the 16th of each month, as fol- saptain JOHN HYKR, ot JohmW.Avery & Co. 39 Wier TVS Vin om "12 Iwere AVR see trance No btw toy WINES, OORDIALS, AND PRESERVES. th Aaa APOLEON COURTIN, (68% Fulton strvet, informs the rh t puotic thut he hes received by the late hips fom Finace— 16th May. 10) baskets Chablis Wine, #0 cetebrated by him, 16th Beptember 9) cares Cham bertin. 16th January. 100 baskets Champexne, of various brands. 16th Jone, 10* baskets Salad Oi! 16th October. Lot, asorted, of Pts 4 16th Febrnary. De Fojos Gras, of Strasbarr, with Trafles of Perigord, of ip %t. NICH” 16th July. diffente zes. Japtain Ist October. 16th November, Troflles of Perigord, in botth tien, boxss,made ro lat Fe 2 de Chainpagae et la Vv the Funous ¢ he grand som: ‘ana Hae ied with every re- hv ted by all the coaria "| tore, Claret from Bordennx by case or per down, Boryaudy, Chi the aceommod:...ons of theme ships are no vy be dd fe mfort. OE nt od. Passengers will be. sappl ‘e exception of wines and liquors, Chamba » Pommard Re. Kirsh, or these veasels will be forwarded by the eab- | aod all. kin'ls ordinals. asd Liqnome, — Prekler. Sa: bers, free from any other than the ex actually ime | dives, Cavers, Anchovies, Oliver, Sweet Oil, French Viegar, rod on thera. FO Gray dre Cheese, ke. jol0 3teod ee r freiuht oF age, Ape! SW HINGREN, a, BOB TINGREN, 1 8, annals a - ee He SHIP SUPERB FROM LIVERPO charke her erro nt the foot of Recor wtrmnt, seud their per No.9 Tonteee Bnilding, ror. OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS} Che splemtia, f hy i MN orto thes JIS Sere UNITED Packet of the 15. b Jaw favorite pachet 5! ith gaul oune tually as» ni YTICE=The pnvlic are canti ned avainst tea: vag ony of 0 f N‘ Passengers, are very sup A whic umber wal ted, | LN the erew of the Britich ship 9L fron Liverpoo , carly applies ion shot be megs Pou sfaager itt, any arate of tha cout ww: be pwd by tho prada ro a OTT, Or consign ¥ Jelitols re 76 Bouth st, corer Maiden Lane, 13 due J. HERDMAN, 61 South street, Ar Vicksburg. (Correspondence of the Herald } Vicxssure, May 2% th, 1S44. Society and Fashion on the Mississippi—Spring My Dear Sir :— ling fr 2 3 Uifemoga wahiag to send he Old Contry for tee timdy | Amusements in Vicksburg —Duels—Deaths, 6. 4 It is so long since [ had the pleasure of address- ing you, Iecarcely know whether you will recog- nise your old correspondent. I have once within the present mouth, proposed asketch of the events passing in our ex more than giving you citing and warlike city, but they have crowded so fust upon one another, that I could not up to this time find a moment which seemed to promise a termination to the excitement. The month commenced dry end warm and to this is probably owing the promptness with which the spring fights commenced. The season opened with a combat between Ma- jor Miller, the United Siates Marshall, and Major Dunn, a gentleman well known in the South West, aa an accomplished teacher of the principles of m1. litary tactics and sword exercise. The attack was begun by Major Dunn, in consequence of some as- “eed cast upon his character by Maj ne jor Miller. parties were separated, but met again and with shales and after a shot trom each, Major Duns, (who received the ball of his antagoni the lappel of his coat,) made a vigorous cane, with considerable damage to his ist through use of his adversary. A few days afterwards, a duel was fought with rifles at fifteen paces, between Mr. Thos. E. Robbins and Mr. James Downs, in which the latter received a severe wound in the right breast from the first fire of his opponent. The canse of this duel was a pub- lication in the Sentinel, relative to the sule of some fifty acres of the town of Vicksburg, which were levied on by the Marshall, Miller, to satisf ment owned by S. &. Prentiss, Esq., for $ a judg- . The excessive levy, embracing the best purt of the town, to pay so small population, whose titles were thus likely dered doubtful, and elicited some stricture the columns of the Sentinel. in the Sentinel, Mr. Downs, as the agent sentative of Mr. Pr-ntiss, took offence, ing proper to ascribe the authorship of a sum, excited nearly the whole to be ren- es through At one of the articles and re.re- and think- it to Mr. Robbins, sent that gentieman a challenge to meet him asthe friend and representative of Mr, Pren- tiss. The challenge was accepted—the y parties met the next morning, and Mr. Downs was wounded at the first fire. On the tollowing day, Dr. » Macklin, who was Mr. Downs’ second, attacked, in the vtreet, Captain Hickey, who was the second of Mr. Robbins. Bue Hickey, although he isa and unable to walk without great difficult) lame man 'y, happen- ed to be armed as weil as Dr. Macklin, and after a severe struggle, shot him in the abdomen, from the effects of which Macklin died the same Hickey was examined and acquitted, ha solely in self-defence. day ving acted These scenes ef bloodshed, produced, as you may well suppose, much excitement in our town, and led to a call for all opposed to such acts of vio- lence, to assemble at the Court House, sul upon some means towards a supp prevention of street fights and duelli meeting ussemoled on tse Mth insta both numerous and respectable, and e , and con- pression or ing. The nt—it was ven those who had been heretofore engaged in hostile en- counters, joined their voices in behalf of ble objects proposed. made a speech, ai the lauda- Mr. Robbins among others, offered resolutions, which were referred to a committee, to torm the consti- tution and bye laws in accordance with them. On the 27th the adjourned meeting took pl Jace, to re- céive the report of the committee on the constitu- tution and bye lawe—but [ am sorry say to you, that the proscriptive tenor to have to of one ot more articles of the constitution, prevented from becoming members, many, who with an earnest de- sire to prevent and suppress duels and street fights, could not agree to feng aed eentrol the public press. how: yet undergo such modification, as to their influence to trammet It_ is to be hoped cf, that UIE womstitution of une SUCTELY Wil permit all those who are sincerely desirous of preserving the peace ot the country to become members. A duel was eH Jast week between Mr. Al- A of Grand Galt, and Mr. Hickey of nel. the Sentinel relative to a third party, whi an angry recrimination, 1 and honorably settled by the seconds, received much credit for their suc: prevent a blo men, whose relations had been of the 1 ly and intimate more than one ¢: The difficulty grew out of some rema ‘The affair was am’ the > ich led to ably who have 1 efforts to dy encounter, between two gentle- 1ost triend- character, and who had served mpaign tegetber in repelling the insolent and cruel Mexican frem that fertile pro- vinee, which I trust is soon destined to add her lone star to the bright constellation which illumes the glorious flag of our country. The whole cor- respondence was read on the ground, and 1 upon the announcement of the amicable termination of the controversy, the speeiators, some hundre ber, by a load shout, testified their appro! ‘ds in num bation, Santiago. Puncu.—We make a few extracts fron number of our facetious contemporary O'CONNELL AND 1) Connell being @ writer of poetry, we can m the last has denied ate the genu. ineness of the tollowing as unqnestionably his own:— My countrymen ! Liborty calls you ! Bhe gives you an Irish broad hint ; Arise and respond to her watchword— “ Be sure and remember the Rint.” Your fathers have fought and have conq ‘Their names are recorded in print ; So eclipse their bold prowes in battle— Be sure and remember the Rint. Our hands shall be freed from the tyran| Each hero be rich’as the Mint ; What blessings and comforts awnit ye, It you will but remember the Kiut, Oh ! sons ot this great, this green isiand, lonly just give you a hint ; ‘That Vaiways will stick, to my country, If sho will but remember the Rint. Curnicat Intenuicence —The Earl of Lo: Lord Lowther, has presented the Rev Henry the trusteeship of the harbour of Whitehaven. vantage of having a clergyman to look after the interests of the harbour cannot be too highly appreciat everend incumbent will, no doubt, srepa fer going oloft in the double meaning of the te SenrManat ano 118 Exegprtro who has just returned from an exc wer'd; ty nadale, late Lowther to The « 4, and the sailors rm. —A gentleman, rsion off the Dae lize, informs us that he was alongside the vessel which ix transporting the d that time she wa ican coast. if Sentmanat and his toll @ of the passes, aud lly Spaniards, an png nd other arma. T lowers At steering for The decke were crowded with men 1 they wer aptain of the veusel told our informant that they were emigrants on their way to Honduras, but at the time, altiough 14. novant that auch an expodition as thut of Sentmanat wo on foot, any thing but peacetul emigrants. te lor is to land at Tobasce, declare at o eral Government, and by the suddenaess »/ the movement he topes to raise a revolution spread over the department at once, Americans anong his men, and we learn that #aw enough to convince him that they were The object of their against the and daring which will ‘There are a few one or two yrinters, who areuttached to the offices in this city, had nade every arrangement to join the expedition. but were accidentally left, We shall soon learn the success of this bold enterprine. teans Picayune, June 5. Fire mw Beverr ug that at 6 P.M., on Tuesday, a fire bre totally consumed, as was alvo th A considwrnble portion ot the fi 4 Los not atate?. The ing houref(Rev. Mr. Thayer’ —The Salen Mercury informs ke out in maker's shop of Captain Erra Elingwoot, ¢ beautiful spacious dwelling house and outbuildings of Dr. Kit ar tredge nitare in the t pRrish co: #) took fire ‘al times, bat was preserved by great eMfaet. Several of the neighboring dwelling houses awo were in great Janger, Dut were preserved without serious was stated that the wife of Capt. Ellingwood jvad in his house, when the fire broke out; #nd the building became endangered, aa it was very muc| ng next to Dr. Kittredge’s, it became nece: meve the body. Tat. or Gov, Dort.—The Supreme injury. | was lying that when ry tor purt met at Newport on Monday, to hear the argument on the motion for a new trial in the The defendant objected to three jurors; two on of their having expressed au opinion, and oni ficieney of estate. The evidence had not bee at our fast accounts. — Providence Journal, June Reviaion.—The ceremony of laying t stone of the New Methodist Episc al Ch of Thomas W. Dorr. the ground «for instal. n produced 1a he corner mnirel tuated on Hudson and Plain streets, will take place to- morrow (Thursday) afternoon, at half three o'clock. Rev. Dr, Dampater, of New York, will deliver the ad- Iress, Rav. J.T. Peck, principal of Troy ( Academy, it also expectod to be present, and in the exerc Aibany Atlas, June 12. Ono River.—At Pittsburgh, on Mo Ohio River had four and a haif feet of water i nel. Ammnican, Fentina 1 CaNapa fe being training day in Upper Canada, t tarned ont in large Markham, where there is American flog waa hoisted ght, but tern like the responsible doctrines of that body, nor cant emblem of thes, #0 injudiciously parad Herald, June i. limbers, under their different offic Donfarence participate mday, the in the Chan- 4th inst, he militia a“ Retorm during the wn atday lignt by thowe who neither the signif. — Mon treat Price Two Cents. Towa, (Correspondence of the Herald.) Brioomineron, lowa, May 20, 1844. Stand aside, Texas, lowa’s coming—Movements in | | Discovery of a Singular Plece of Antiquity —The Remains of the Cetebrated Pirate, Capt. Kidd's Vessel. On Monday we were invited to inspect, at the Trade—Tea and Talking—Wool, Wheat and office of Mr. A. G. Thompson, Wali street, a piece Weather. J. G. Bennerr, Esq — Dear Sir:—Iowa is going ahead again. Emi- of ordnance, recently raised from the bed ot the river, at the mouth of the race, a little above Ver- blank’s Point. It is of the carronade class, about gration is pouring in here by boat loads, wagon | three feet long, capable of carrying about a 24 Jb. Joads, and squads and hosts! The old counties are filling up, and new ones being formed. Here are Wappels, Davis, Keokuck, and Mahaska ; al in the “‘New Purchase”—quite new bounda- ries established, seats of justice located, and law | and order reigns. These counties are in the south- ern part of the New Purchase. The rest, a large tract of country, is rapidly settling, but not yet or- ganized into counties. On the first Monday in April, a meeting was held and a vote taken on the propriety of calling a con- vention to draft a constitution for a State Govern- ment, which was decided for, and in October the convention is to meet at Iowa City and go to work ; and when the thing is done, I'll tell you what it looks like. Then it will have to go betore Con- gress and the people of lowa for retifieation, and if approved of by the great and small, we are to elect our officers, which will probably take place one year froin next August. % 1am serious when | say that emigration is rapidly setting towards lowa. From 1838 to 740, the in- crease of cooiaston in this State was 22,000. The census will probably be taken again in 1845, when we shall be found to number near upon, if not quite, 100,000. ‘This unparalleled increase of pop- ulation may lead some of your readers to inquire what there is in lowa to induce so many to go there. I will tell such, here is spread out before us « meadow of fine grass, on which each horse, ox, cow or sheep, can feed and grow tat. Here is a soil, which, when cultivated, produces every kind of vegetation, which the climate promotes in greater abundance, and with less lubor, than a Yankee farmer can imagine, (setting aside his steam power.) The country is rolling, undulating, and dry, and well adapted to wheat, which will al- ways be a staple product. We have sent forward thousands of ban of flour, and tens of thousands of bushels of wheat of lust year’sgrowth ; and there will be double the quantity for export next year; for the crop never made a better show than it now does. In wool there is a strong competition for the ascendancy over wheat, and in five years it will surely maintain the ascendancy ‘ Although much has been said and published on the beauties of the ** Praries,” writing to you, sir, at this itime,—this beauteous, plorious, blooming month of May,—I cannot avoid an expression oi delight and admiration, which fills my soul to over- flowing, as it does every human being, and even the beusts of the field, when, at this season of the ear, they travel over this country, and behold the lavish bounties of real goodness and beauty which the Maker of the universe has bestowed upon thie spot,—with wisdom and taste, with utility and ele- ganee, far beyond human power or imagination to conceive. ‘The great navigable rivers—the brisk running streams of water—dry, rolling, undulating prairie—the richness of the eoil—the skirts of tin ber along the stream,with here and there a round gove in the prairie, us if planted there for the ex- press purpose to supply man with'that indispensable article to assist and facilitate him in making his turm,—no, I will not say making a farm, tor itdoes appear to me that the farms are already made and planted with timber on one part, and sown with Srass on the other, and all they need is an occupant. Here are 60,000 people engaged in agriculture, who have settled in lowa within ten years, Who occupy just such places as I have described, and. there is room for as many as there are now in Ohio. Five hundred thousand might come and yet find space enonhy the next ten years. Yes, there is room for Besides the farming interest, there are tow growing up in almost every county. here are Kix towns of considerable importance on the west bank of the Mississippi, commencing at the south- ern point of the Territory, at the town of Keochuck, ard extending 250 miles, up to the town of [u- buque, the port of the Jowa Lead, Mines. First in Size is Burlington, with a population of about 2000 ; Dubnqne 1500; Bloomington 1200; Davenport 1000 ; Fort Madison and Keochuck 800, ‘There are many fine towns in the interior, too numerous to mention. towa City, the capital, is the principal one, situa- ted in the central part of the ‘Territory, about 32 miles back from Bloomington, having a large stone state house, and is considered the permanent lo cation for the capital of the new State of Iowa. 1 will close this epistle by saying that the winter was quite mild and open, navigation having opened about the latter end of February, since which time the boats have run thick and fast, The steamboat= are almost as numerous here as in the harbor ot New York. There are more than 30 eng-ged in the Upper Mississippi trade, and their freight has been double what Lt was any previous sprig. The river, two weeks 4g0, was higher than it had beer for 16 years before. ‘The season, although quite forward, has been extremely wet and cold since the first of May. Kespecifully yours, Towa. Arrarns tn Cusa —Aunexed are extracts from ¢ letter, dated Havana, May 2 An order has been issued to arrest Mr. Bush, editor of the Utica (N, York) Observer, for some remarks he mad: last year in reference to the insurrection at Bemba. Mr Bush arrived at Matanzus about two months sine in very ill health, but fortunately left for the Uni tesa few days before the issuing of the order. ‘A few days ago, un Englishman was arrested in the same place for a seditious speech he made in the city « New V1 O'Doni rr General of the Island, and th execrable Salas at the h Inquisition in Muianzas together with their accursed harp ast fillis the measure of their iniquity. he storm is fast Dy and ulready do we hear its muttorings in the distance. Information has been received that a naval force hn heen despatched from the United States for Matanzas, wit the full power to bring the Spaniards to their senses | is hoped the commander will have orders to wipe off th stain now resting upon our national character. by dv manding full indemnity and satisfaction for the arrest Mr. Cross, some two or three years ago. The Englis! and French will soon be upon Spain for the outrages con mitted upon their subjects ; If O'Donnell and his hurpies were to be punished ac cording ‘o their deserts, they would be chained up to th wells of a prison, and there left to die with bunger. with table loaded with God's bounty before them, but bey on their reach Their proceedings with the negroes, impli cated in the late insurrectionary movements, would pu to the blush the savage of our western wilderness. More than three hundred have already perished under the whi, during the mination ! Theve pi ¢ disgraceful to huma with the fag towards England, in permit to be prosecuted, will are Lam prepared to seo steps taken before the expiration o six months, tliat will alter very materially the conditior of the whole tshuid. Imrortant Decistons.—T wo very important d sidns have just been pronounced by the Suprem: Court of this Stete, amongst a number of not very grea Ist-- Wardens of the Church of Si, Louis appellant, va. Antoine Blanc, bishop of tl 4e, appellee, it was Iaerem adjudged and decreed the judgment of the Purish Court be «firmed wit? Our readers will perceive by this, that the Bishoy ‘ome out triamphant {rom this legatorieal. @}— "The d States of America, appellees, vs. Bank of the Un ates; Bacon and others intervenor appellants. 1! was herein adjudged and decreed that the judgment of the Criminal Court be aflirmed.—N, O. Rep. Lrvinc in tae West —The Cincinnati Athi boasts most flamingly of the good living in the Queen city, and we have reason to think that they arr well fed people in that vicinity. The Atlax thug dre courtes:—tft is estimated that the market has been supplied with one hundred bushels of large delicio nily, for three or four weeks pant. The raspberry is no wding the strawberry in wbout the same quantitivs and the blackberry will succea@d the raspberry in lik profusion. There are strawberry patches in the horhood, containing above twenty acres, cnitivated by single individual; and gardens of the same size devor to the raspberry. These berries sell at the stalls in the market at from 5 to 10 -eents per quart. They form standing dish on most of the tables of the wealthy on: iddle Classes; and none so poor but what are nore o vst supplied. We have melons and peaches in gre abundance during the serson; and as for a lenge the world to match us. eut scents perth ; Pig or Pork, 5; V Mrtton per quarter, 25 to 37 cents or Late D of Lockport, hac eit > Da Rorneny.—Wm. P. [ amboat at 0 $1,000 stolen from his trunk between Sandusky unt Clevelund $9,000 of the money was of T and the remainder of the Pharnix Bank, Hi ward of $500 is offered for the recovery of the mouey bod at our v ing to # p nd the money tik hal Saftin artes suspicion by Ball, who after & hearing before the mayor, was com=ait ted to jail for fuspher exuminution,— Cia, Com, en while they wer Jone man shot, and such as were frequently used on board of vessels from the time of Elizabeth to the early part of the reign of the Georges. Jt has a large handle at the breech, where it measures upwards of three feet round, and a heavy square sight over the mouth ; aliogether, a very different imstrument of warfare to those used at the present time. lhere are circumstances attending this discovery which may not be wointeresiing to many. Between | the years 1696 and 1700, it may be remembered that the whole of this coast was infested by gangs | of desperate pirates and treebooters, or buccaneers, as they were then termed; and none so much dreaded os the notorious Capt. Wiliam Kidd. He was alike feared by all nations, and a heavy price Was set upon his head; so much so that England was obliged at length to ft out a couple of large vessels on purpose to capture him, if possible. It was well known that his principal’ place of resort and refuge was Leng Island Sound; and here, ina short time, these els made their appearance, and theyeither discovered the object of their expedition, or he espied them, it is not exacdy known which. He ran his veesel close under Gardner's Island, where himselt and crew loaded “themselves with such treasures as they could convemently carry about their persecs, and landed on the island, where a considerable portion of their booty was buried, and Kidd informed Mr. Gardner, who resided on, the Island at that time, where it was deposited, telling him at the same time, that he must answer for it with his life when he returned. Kidd then set sail. up the North River, and reached the point before mentioned, where, finding escape with his vessel impossible, or that he could not proceed further with safety, determined upon destroying her. The crew then, it is supposed, separated and icattered themselves over different parts of the interior. Shortly after, Kidd und some five or six of his » crossed over to Boston, where they were taken prisoners. Upon being interrogated, he inform- ed the then Governor of Massachusetts where he had deposited his booty on Gardner's Island, observing hat only himeelf and Gardoer knew where it lay, sud the Governor sent over parties to obtain it, but Mr. Gardner refused to poiut it out unul he was perfectly sati that he was safe from the menaces of Kidd and his associates. Upon its re- covery and examination, it was found to be of up- wards ot a quarter of a mujlion in yalue. Mr, Gardner then received a receipt for the same from the governor, which is still ia the possession of one of the descendants ef that gentleman. Kidd was further interrogated as to what had become of the remainder of his treasures, for it Wa» gene- rally believed that he had a much greater amount, having but avery short time prevously captured three Spanish galleons with cargoes valued at near upon ten millions of dollars. In reply, Kidd, it is said, observed that whatever else. there was wert down with his vessel. Shortly after this, he and his compavions were conveyed to England, where they were tried and found guilty of murder and executed in the early part of 1701. Several attempts have been made at different times by various parties to ascertain whereabouts the remains of this ve: lay ;, and it is said that some 26 or 30 years since parties were sent from England to ascertain if possible its situation, but withoutsuccess. Some 10 or 15 yearssince Mr, A. G. Thompson, of Wall street, whom we believe to be a descendant of the Gardners’ previou:'y allu- ded to, in conjunction with othergentlemen, secu- red the land and gota grant from the State tosearch for the remains of this vessel. They, acting on the traditions ded down from “sire to son ” and other connecting links, after some years’ toil and expense were fortunate enough to tind evidence of having discovered the remains of a vessel near unto the spot where itis suid Kidd hod destroyed his. Daring their research, by boring and pricking, they have several times brought up pieces of charred wood, This will in some degree answer to the a count given of its being the identical veese}, it ving been set to. Further, the size ot the bull as near as can be ascertained, is about the seme as that in Which it is said Kidd sailed; already it is known to exceed 150 feet in length, and in other respects as n pesible about the size of one of. our forty gun tr The hall, with the excep- tion of the stern part, is in a‘pretty perfect state. iff is supposed it_was the stern part that blew up after she was set fire to and caused her to sink sooner than nught have been expected by this daring des- perado. A gentleman of ¢ ments of the name o: 2 siderable scientific attain- f Sergeant has recently invent- ed a very superior giving dress, aud under his di- rection an experienced diver was last week em- ployed ta descend and more particularly examine his hull, and the result has been what we have before ed, and the raising of this piece of ord- vance, The diver on this occasion also found nother piece cloze to Where the other lay of much rger dimensions, but which could not th be ed for the want of proper apparatus of sufficient strength. Hi ped trom it some of the rust with whieh it is pretty thickly coated, und upon apply- ng a cher lest t o, it was found to have ome off a brass gun. Now itis known that Kidd’s uns were principally of this metal. This hall les n about feet of water, with two feet of mud »ver her; uot above two or three rods distant from ter mark at the mouth of the race a hale » Verplanck Point ‘This spot wes formerly ed Gibraltar Point at the foot of the Dunder- ereh Mountain, and answers exactly with oil the nore correct accounts of the spot where Kidd is aid to have set fire to his vessel. Whether there be treasure or not in this hull re- ‘ains to be seen; but the parties who tee! most uterested in the matter are immediately about vutting into operation the moet efficient means pos- ible for raising it and ascertaining ; and if that is ound impossible, to remove its contents in detail, ving bells and other apparatus, together with he assisiance ot come able divers have been ob- sined for this purpose. With the recent result of milar expectations in respect of the hull of the Telemeque on the French coast, und the recovery f the tr asures with which rhe was supposed to vave been freighted, we are rather doubtiul of the esult. However it will put the matter at rest. ow w be IN Burrao.—A letter dated Buffalo, 11th instant or Rea Esra ‘The principal saivs of property that afternuon of yeaterday were made by eceivers of the Butfuio Commercial Bank, Among property cold was the American Hotel, wow kept by ‘ir Hodges ; it was purchased by Mr Nathaniel er 1 Boston for $21,600, It is built on leaved ground, the I consider this entof which i about $1 600 per annum, i very capital wale, There was no falling off in prices from the sales made in was sale drew to a clove ther 2 mornin} : to purchase, % ; indeed as thi at d n down, Niagara Fells, together with the ich be stern a le Pavern at a built by Rathbun, in 1836, 4 vas about to erect the largest public b artefihe State, was sold to Mr roud, the well snown professor of phreno mnemotec This property elongedto the U.S. Bank, and brought $12,150. Crore iy Sovran Can nd the adjoining Districts we en Journal) pron iw lahore, erstand, ya rich return to the his Wa heard of cotton blooms on one plantation h of May LADIES. 19 Broa way, cornet Lrorard epertare for Faris to renew her aw tt us Goods, will wll at oat onees the Couslatiog of Straw Hounete, Bareges, wis, Dearts, Mantillas, rnd Karey js" tread re TO TH DEEROY Hee, # rabre Leticles of ail kine VALE cLODEAN TORLESTIAL SPHERE y parae fam) a lense wae Vir, Vale's Namuiral # lish-vent. 9 York. and at Vetas , A a Ve ment is now din} a hes the ona a4 Doetor Lar ‘ sor Olenated, ¥ a simplietty, te ts alee o owe commor. ge! Letters of nquiry, post paid, wi 0 tended to Mer Vale will moke s short visit to Borton the latter part of hus monsh, (May) aud interdoce his large Globe and Sphers. will leccare on the I6th insuant at New Loudon, Conn. my9 Imeod*rre ROOMS WICH PANTRIES ATTACHE O LET = With or without Bonrd, ina heal 4d celightfal part ithin thityy or forty rors of nd AYSo, thie ply at "Amos street weener ss SGARS pone 3 HAVANA SH GAKS, consisting of Regetin, 300,000 Lin Cabana, Alinen dares. Woods Ne Hantateons, aed varions sther br waft for sale and debestare, ‘at ren: v Soear Btore ode ala. FIREWORKS, Of KE &e FOU, it OF JULY, Vs UN'PRY and city, deat re uy Entenouke. willl find it tr