The New York Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1844, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol, X., No. 173—Whole No. 3773, NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 22, 1844. Price Pwo Cents. - THE LADIES—If you have nairy exeresences, conceal The Water Drinker. hester will recei the thread the ind d bser- P ESS OF THE © —, fe ic! To the Public. by va }, CONE . | receive the thread as the independent obser. ROG RI we Crry.—All the faets which WHR NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pub; | ly. proudage of a bead on Bo AN fa kd . A RECITED BY Tagine GhSESBANE ) Beh [Correspondance of the Herald.} vations of tn independent a eOKer a a in ee pored come under the notice of any one at all conversant 7 5 ‘and f he beantitul fs ‘rom the poetic merit contained in the annexed lines HES’ er, to the independent conductor of an indepen- |" esis . . “ ished every day of the year except New Year’s day ba any part of your otherwise beantitul fa- P Honea Brstsaes atae ba tail ae Rocuester, June 17th, 1844. deni scent reg have wrote suits you, I have with this city, serve to confirm the first impressions Poudre Subtile, invented by Dr. Fe J, will | several persons apy ul Colle ae seats, Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 36 per rusty ane forwves rx cited them at the Collegiate Institution, for copies, as he | Doings in Rochester—Loco Foco Mass Mecting— I—cash in advance. ius—this i rs THE WEEKLY HERALD-—published every Saturday | {ng'the preparation tested at the Docters office By douvis*et | Mentioned in a succeeding lecture. ‘The on y copy he! Mayor Davezac in Rochester—Projected Rally of Bi mi —pri annum— i ill +7 7 | had he presented to the writer of this, and he sends a a ‘" pepe nee Pocono rok g To gpg tnearuels Deing a humbug will quickly vanish bor sale oo'y | sranscriph therelrom, trusting that you willhavethe gooa-| the Cooney Clans in Old Monroe om the 2%h— ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of | Per bottle—where may be had the following articles all war | ness to insert it, and so oblige many of your numerous} Abolition Convention to Erect a Monument to in Tanted:—The celebrated Italian Medicated Soap, aders.— orn : A i the Herald is over THIR)Y THOUSAND, and increasing blotches, see i Soap, for curing all | readers.— #rom a Correspondent, the Memory of Myron Holley—Gerritt Smith to add—there is more where this came trom. Of its greatness which an observer seldom fails to You are enlisted under the broad banner of truth; | have imparted to him on his arrival, and on the it is a part of your vocation to protect down-trod- sf ii den vine, and to tear off the ‘ask of hypocrisy | 0st Cursory glance. Its beautiful position, almost on whatsoever limb ’tis hung. To assist in this] insular—its vast commercial transactions—its ac- imples, freckles, tan,! warfare shall be my object in all my pencillings, | cumulating wealth—its swelling population—-all fast, It has the lorgeat ecreulation of any paper in this cily, orphew. scarvy,itch, redaess, | On water for me! bright water for me, P a : : o: te world, and Therefore, the best channel for business i fen frees are = Dr, aeiue'el | And wine for the tremulous dehauchee ¢ Seizure of the Collector of the Port with the Tyler | striving ever to keep on the side of truth and ho- | these carry the mind forward to a future, and not marin the city or country. Prices moderate—2; - laying all reyeation nse i Pro) estine ay 1 cecil i brates jones ean *¢ grippe’ — Attempted Decapitatron of D. De: [ROMY ——_——— * | distantperiod, when New York will present features 'YRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate | be withoutacake. Que cake, 50 cents. is sufficient, and we war’ | jt comes o’er the sense like a brecze from the sea, Dewey for vending Caricatures—Millerism Re- atowery. Hetioes, | of magnitude, and, we hope, magnificence, worthy price, end inthe mass agent tle. ory aga old imitation, and buy ng wherwelse but se aborn Allfreshness, Uke Infant purity, | vived, §c. Sc. §c. Tue Natioxat Proresranr Macazint, (For) of the title it already can justly claim, the Me- Paopniaton oF THX Henaro Eatastisnscesr, | well kuevn and approver cosmetic for clearsine, beslinn, va Give wine, give wine to the debauchee! Mx. Eorrox :—It goes hard with mo to. think |June)-—Sperry, Spruce Street.— This iabuta-some- | tropolis ot the United Slates. ‘Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. | fying, and beautifying the complexion, and by its isting pro- yi ‘i - that the scenes of which this “ulcer on the body | what varied edition of that volume of his ‘* Fox’s} {utimately connected with these topics is the at- Lac cies recat perties preventing the formation of writkles,and banishing t Fill to the brim ! fill, fill to the brim, evap : ” . : P , — me peerapge ee when present bl per bouts, " nl Ps deli Let the flowing chrystal kiss the rim ! politic,” Rochester, is the theatre, should go un-| Book of Martyrs.” We are really ashamed when} chitectural growth of this city; it is the index d's Hair Dye will change red or gray hair to a beanti For my hand is steady, my eye is true, ublished to the world, and be forgotten. S wi Son! tending to be followers of the A 3 GENERAL EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE. | fal dark brown or black, without staining the shiv, $1 per bot | Yor 1, like the flowers; driik nought bat dew, Peak 4 Dara cable rete ul eed patina carp thi ose jog and | hich Points out, in most eases, accurately the true ; Gourand’s Blane d’spogne, or Spanish White, gives a pare Oh ! water, bright water’s a mine of wealth, jay passes but something transpires, | meek ai wiy Jesus, aiding in ating state and operation of the several elements of ad- lifelike alabaster whiteness and gmoothness to the in—tree Ana the ores it yialdeth are ty gd and health. even here, worthy of being snatched from the Lethe | getting up such works asthese, whose only tenden-| yancement. For, so far, the extent and quality of from all injurious ingredients, an ti ating ¥ , : ‘i ‘i i" “ 4 a ae Pek Fa pothole Bacal friends and | Bon chalk and flake white. pent up in elegant boxes, 23 cents ‘And wine for the tremulous debauchee ! of passing events and of being placed upon record, | cy can be to sow discord and ill will throughout | the architectural improvements of New York have the pablic generally t chatrwapesioe exresaements for bringla ge rile, with ochee of, Ry aia’ rrperacions, to mit J. pipes eal either as an example to be imitated and followed, | the most benighted of the human family ; it was] borne a very exact ratio to its growth in other re F a Fill again to the bri 2 fs eed Te froma, and, remitting money to ail parts Of | the corner of Broadway, where will be fouind an assortment of Ben sites en theneth fife and limb ! or as a warning to the careless or inexperienced not thus that he, whom they pretend to be their) sects; and there is none who can be otherwise from, nod, Ireland, Scotland and W: ee ates. the most delicate and ‘choice Perfumery, impor mall P ; HE NEWLINE OF LIVER! PACKETS, x ‘To the days of the aged it addeth length, to shun the rocks upon which othe: ui sted. el : lier COMPRISING oe ; orden, 2 Mill, street, Boston; 76 Chestnut street, | ‘To the might of the strong it addeth strength, wariaree : re Bavall Tat pic ely iia We recommend ali whe than struck with the large portion of this city, espe- THE QUEEN OF THE WEST, 1250 tons, ‘obinson, Harrisburgh; Hernitch, Lancaster; It freshens the heart, it brightens the sight, split. meet with this work to put it into the fire at on cially towards the northern extremity, which is THI SHERIDAN, 1000 tons. ‘Newark; Tousey, Hoches °Tis like quaffing a goblet of merning light ! This 1s a community of excitement. A small | ¢ither in talent or object it is the only proper place : ‘ THE ROCHESTER, 1000 tons. almyra; Gi igs Hamilton coui So water, I w: ee nought but thee, i with & Unto fi kinal fi Tr | fort: quite new, and every month is adding to its hand- HE GAly tons. SR pe A a ‘Thou parent of health and energy ! spark, with a little fanning, kindles a great fire. It} Granan’s American Montuy Macazine, (For | some buildings. One is continually kept in mind of + Lowell; Ives, Salem; ; ae seems, at times, as if the most ridiculous humbug | July)—Graham, Chesnut St., Phil.—This, without | hj, e pate ny Lowell; Ives, Salem Hodas, ewbn. When o’er the hills like a gladsome bride could most easily win followers. Religion, polis SA wei! B , o this matter us he passes along the streets, by the in- Tite MOSCLOS. 1000 toen 7 28 ; s HE HIVEREQOL 130 tons, exception, whether in point of literature, illustra- THE SIDDON: seth Hlaed, Baltimote: Belby Parker Momniog walks orth renee pride, tics, phrenology, and animal magnetism, have by | tions, orgetting up, i one of the best periodicals pro- | Convemlence attending the operations of the mason. i , tanta i ; i nd, leading a band of laughing hours, q F vu ny a, a + 1 ; rasee) Bes ¢ cue UNTPEDLINECOF LIVERPOOL PA 13, | Count Man dartords EG Feme Middixowse” "| Brushes the dew from the nodding flowers turns engyossed the public mind. Burchard, Finney, | duced in the States. ‘The present number contains | Bricks and mortar, dust, the rubbish of old walls, Aelita ims eek ante eek fg te| 2 Or inert taka? eke seing a here ta honoekiold gods. That excitement, how-| jest detncciod, and sole’ of exeeationaoy suo | ti, cu, materia for new ones, impede the us hy 3] ingling wil arin, ir a by ‘=| jects delineated, and style of execution—any one 7 % 5 rive thot whove page may been With thet aT eee see Tse un] Whe fingeth abroad his matine lou, ever, which lasts the longest, which takes the deep-| of them well worth the price of the publication, |8t@rs of the wayfarer and present a prominent Packeta tethe moet mseal eat ahve ton, nnd the frequency ‘on each moath., As he freshens his wing in the cold, grey clcud. Ctl root, eS comes the oftenest, is sae of | They are not unmeaning heads or ahiivente faces, | drawback to the pleasure afforded at beholding of their sailing, ig every five days) prevents the possibility i H politics. isis now beginning to rage here as | butsoul stirring views of some of the struggles which | public improvements in any shape. Every d. CEs leare cre cere in ain Dee aS Peis Poy But when evening has quitted her sheltering yew, { pins 4 ws of some ; public improve y shape. Every day, im. han one to Liverpool to superintend the depertare for Bhip ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins, 2h March. How gently, O sleep, fall thy poppi son me! bugs and excitements, (and, I fear me, religion is| of some of the most beautiful spots with which our | €¥€ry point of the compass. Groups of men, Foe eee ee Ty eat TW! | shin BHEAIDAN, Captain WA. Depoyster beth For 1 drink water, pure, cold, ant bright, to some extent in the same category) like physic, | country is adorned, ‘To the admirers of beautiful | women and;children, pour into the already crowd- isa suificient guarantee that they will receive every, atten- | Ship GAIULICK, vy And my dreams are of Heaven, the livelong night; | ‘to the dogs.” ‘The cogs and wheels of the politi- | plates, and lovers of good literature, we can strong-| ed streets, and as they assemble in groups or Hee ee ra thaden ate iat cy ee nae been ae ot the dust and iband and star ! i i iod of inac r : . Lay \ rubbish, which a short period of inaction has accu- Hurrah | foe bright water! hurrah, buseah ! mulated, and, having been greased up afresh, are vri0n.—‘The fol. | 2OW 12 active ope aony petit cturing from the clic ide nion lak News Wouk: sericea ; : pap dt soe {raw material capital and enthusiasm for the ap pe built jn the city, of New York, with such improvements as lowing re SOnTi a letter received OnPLRRR Lia proaching campaign. ‘This commodity seems to be TAPSCOTT, 43 Peek slip, Every f en in the arrangement of their accom- Couneal eb tieaierey, Siving information res tie Link | the only species of manutacture which does not re- * Neel » quire the fostering care of protection. The throb- 2 WAL ‘TAPSCOTT, Livery XO! © | mogntions, |The price of pesnge hence is $100, for which | tenant J.C, Fremont, of the U.8, ‘Topogeaphical Co ( Li i ample stores wi rovided. 1 A . C. Fremont, ie phical Corps, | 1! : pa iA eas ai ae data experienced tipsters, who! Wal make every coartion O eive'ee | eon Kis party, who have been engaged entice tne nat pings of te on ee are ne hae pea tente: to OLD ESTBLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE | m2" a. m < in exploring the regions of the Columbia :— e felt in the arteries of e land, and anon we Dy bie foray Neceesivareats ci beceueh act te tece, alee 3 ¢ Unitep Srares, shall see the muddy current swelling the veins nitty ; tion from him, and be quickly and comfortably despatched. : From Live Should chose sent for decline coming, the passage money | Ship SHERIDAN) Captain A. Deerste + 1th Maa will be prompdy, refunded, without any deduction—as usual. | Ship GARRICK, Captain B, 1. H. Trask, 1th Apr Hemsteances—T hose remitting money can be supped with | Ship ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins, 1ith May. dratcs ac mune, tor any amount, payable free of discount or an) oye, SIDWONS, Captain &. B. Cobb, lth June. ., Y otnerenarve, in every principal town ia England, ireland, | ‘These ships are all of the firat class, upwards of 1000 tons,|_ From Tux U. S. OrEGon Scottana sad Wales. “ i i Apply \u by torte Ww. & y recommend this work; indeed no one having any pretentions to either should be without it. Lirrey’s Living Agg ; (No. 5); Littell & Co., Boston.—A more interesting and varied number, than many of the former; the “threatening letter to ‘Thos. Hood,” is as pretty a bit of sarcism on the English Court, as we ever recollect to have met with, and well worthy of perusal. The marriage of “Strong Wind,” one. of the Ojibbewy Indians, now in London, cannot fail to interest, and at the same time amuse the ladies. The ‘Miscellaneous In- wend their way along the public thoroughfares, the consideration naturally presents itself, where are all those strangers going to take up their quarters? Now, that is a question in which all are very much interested. The man whose property consists in the rental of houses will not fail to have his attention called to the fact of an increased de- mand for dwellings and take advantage of i! SOUTH 8 oT, D . af lad; " fornia, April 12, 194 throughout the whole confederaty. ; rrr ” . ‘ That very numerous class who pay for and occuj a ARNT, Re XOBK. or cought of Pettit oe Sin:—1 have the honor to inform Yourthat on th cond The Democrats—or Polkats, a they have been Pelligenog, 4 saan Berens, cus fr Omg Day pis hi a bel o hi x ; hi hh aa ed iif COLLINN & CO, 56 South at. New York, orto | of this month, | received a letter from Don Augustin Sut- | called—had a mass meeting on the Sth instant. By | Pek ate, no recommendation to this work ; there | houses belonging to others, are highly concerned i be iy BS collow nem | Letters by the pee oN SHEELEY & LO. Liverpool. ter, Alcalde of the new town of New Helvitia, of which | dint of firing cannon, by drumming and couaiige are much more valuable matter to be met with in] in the question of demand and supply, for on these ackershi it Per single | the follo F > | foreign periodicals. depends the price, and that touches the pocket. ps comprising the Old Black Ball Lineof Packets | bast ~ 40 centa per oance, and newspapers 1 centeach. ind sre | sae wllowing, betar eat La nee eae, that! and bullying and driving, a sort of rally was made, sailing as uader. Obtained. from the Government a large tract of end on | consisting of all the oflie-holders and oflice-seek- Tue Lapies’ Nationat, Magazine, (for July;) Besides, every single citizen isconcerned in having From Liverpool. eME * ft Graham, Nassau Street.—a vatied and somewhat COLUMBUS, Captain Cole, on the 16th February, ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1044, which he is establishing a town, having already a fort to | ets, a good sprinkling of coons, and the usual quun- | ; tye 5 e “ Seni : rhe ship YORKSHIRE, (new) Bailey, on the 1st March. OVE in Vortstroets camer or sont he protect him from the Indians, ‘This fort or town is situa. | tum of the rag-tag and bob-tail. Major Davezac of | mgresting numbers eceg aie cee na RETO al ee ae The sh CAMBRIDGE, Capt. Barstow, 16th March. 4 : 2 ted on the river Sacramento, one of the branches of the | your city was the * big gun” on the occasion, He | yhkespeare’s Plays, (No. 113) Hewett, New} in which the public health and salubrity of the ‘The ship ENGLAND, Captain Bartlett, ist April. ; ; ; y y 3 8 “ York.—The present number maintains the charac- | |... : ‘ The shin OREORD Sapuain Rathtone ith ri linen es All pation boy lent RRO NROD ce was ad and ate to the Teas and fired | ter of the previous, for beauty of ‘illustration and | CY is involved. It will matter very little indeed, 7 iN Saptail y st a Pr a1 5 7 ; 4 ry re Wi 4 F sink 7 ¥ p e ee! a 7 SD Oe Oat penn Lowber, ist May. E fubseriber bege leave to eal! the atiation of his {ends | lishment first; most of the emigrants on land from the Baas Gon ention Ola ebkuor ani ke Genie superiority of production, generally. whether the streets are clean to walk upon, it Captain ‘The ship NEW YORK, Captain Cropper, States since 1840 have settled near Me. Sutter, Some of Jn additiogdp the cbovestuperior shipm, the will have a sion of first class American &s customary, from Liverpool, every four oF fh {RRATA OF THE Protestant Bisce, (by Thomas Weed)—Sadlir, Gold street.—This is carefully re- vised and corrected from the last London edition, in which the truth of many of the English trans tiors of the Bible are examined. It 1s a vast mass of valuable information, particularly to the theolo- gian, whether Protestant or Catholic, for a very small sum, and contains, besides, two very good engravings. Those parties who have subscribed for the Catholic Family Bible should by no means those who walk upon them are less so; and this they can hardly be, if they are cabined, cribbed, confined for want of a proper supply of house-room. The public health depends in a great degree upon an adequate provision for domestic comfort in this way, as may be seen in the cases of those densely populated European cities, where contagious dis- Ist and the popne in general, to the following arrangements ride agent | UA he purpose of bringing out eabin, 2d ca them, having become citizens of this Republic, have six | 0 New Orleans. He ats uttered the names Ps despatched, | afe basen ‘i a i 4 f Polk and Dallas. Old Hickory, Major Davezac. 5 Seth, tith: gue 2iatand 26th, of ets, #411.) or eight leagues of laud given them by this Government, | Of Pol » Major Davezac, ts customary, from Liverpool, every four or five dayathroush | the London Packets, to sail ram New York the Ist, 10th and New Hitveria, March 28th, 1844, | cotton bags, and the booty and beauty of New Or- Which passage can be secured at reduced rates, “Those sending | #th—and from London on the 7th, 17th and 27th ofeach mouth. | Sin: On the 6th instant, Lieut. J.C. Fremont, of the | leans, were the themes of his eloquent story. He i gin Great Britain and Ireland, may re- | , /2 connection with the above, and for the purpose of aftord- | United States exploring expedition, arrived here in dis-| regards General Jackson as inferior to no other 'y that every care will be taken to make gers as comfor- | ‘MBstill greater facilities to passengers, the subscriber hases- | tregs, having been forced to deviate from his course on hi lived; and his mi i tablished a regutar line of tirst class New York built, coppered 5 it on} man that ever lived ; and his military achievements Hot come out; the pasmaye money will be promptly refanders. | 884 Copper Hastened ships, to sail punctually e ory week | account of deep snows, loss of animals, and want of pro-l as far belore those of Hannibal, Napoleon, or ts can as usual be furnished, payable at the National and | ‘roughout the year: visions. He informed me of having lett the Columbia‘riv- | Wellington, as is the full blaze of the meridian sun Provincial Banks of Ireland and branches; Eastern Bank ol For the accommodation of persons wishing to remit money to | er, a short distance from Fort Vancouver, with the inten- | +9 th, inkl fa‘ farden” dl Hise Scotland and branches; and on Messrs, J Balt. Son & Co, | theiz families or fztends, drafts are given, payableat sight, om | tion of crossing to the head waters of the Arkansas river | £ the twinkling of a © tarden’’cundle. isattach- and steer- guarantee of the faith isa romantic tale, somewhat of the style of Fred- erika Bremer, and promises to become as popular as that lady’s productions. The writer is evidently a profound observer of the human heart, and knows well. its thoughts and springs of action ; and, like jankers, London; Messrs. J. Barned & Co., Bankers, Liver: | %¢ following Banks, viz -— eastward, through the lower or southern part of the Ore. | Ment and veneration for the “Old Hero” is laugh- re i A ® | eases ever and anon break forth among the misera- ol, which arp Dayable hxoaghont Ragland aad Wales. "For rovinpial Bank of Ireland, payable at gon territory, but finding a succession of high mounteins | able, and often renders him ridiculous. Of all this, ne pen CUE Abarat PAYEE BORA etal te SaMe The, poorly fed, and worse housed occupants of Tar apply (if by letter post paid) to ie Cloumel, — Londonderry, | Ory ered with snow. which, with the distressed condition | however, you are aware. Far be it from me, Mr. | Volumes with which, we believe it is uniform, d OHN HERDMAN, oxford, elvast Waterford, f hi ioried HEA : di ee t ridi »IT-} History or THE OrkGon Territory, (by Thos. | cellars and garrets. 61 South street, near Wall street. Armagh, Athlone, Colerain, of his Company forven him to abandon his route and strike | Editor, to attempt to cast ridicule upon any of the reach E RWanchestarsasiiatres (2 THe a . i : five days, tad to London on the 1st, 10th aud @0thof each month | Downpatrick, — Cavan, Lurgan, Oniach, "| instant he let here disect for the Luited Statens hie party | Uy defence of our country ; but, as an independent | tile to the Oregon ‘Territory, Which it proves from J “MUA increase in the population—that property is Onarelinaoneseners® 1} Bandon, Ennis, Ballyshanno rel ie es; his party | observer of passing events, | cannot refrain trom]; f fiche thereby enhanced in value—that there is great Pn tnt on home ea Usted Pe | 1 Skibereem, Mallow, =Moneymore, | Consisted of twenty-five men. The visit of this exploring | condemning the absurd attempt of riding any politi- historical detail pretty satisfactorily, The author y Teale - A A MARSEILLES LINE OF PACKETS. Coovehi fa Kilrush, Dublin. expedition I attribute entirely to accident, for, a mont! MT cal hack into power upon the by-gone popularity of | evidently well acquainted with the country and abundance of capital to invest in building—that ~ and—The City Bank G rer Wa peeriee toy their arrival, the company had subsisted en. 4 Pop y Ol) the questions relative thereto. Those who take an] the investment would be the very best that could rf ingland— Messrs. Spooner, Atwood & Co. Bankers, London; | tirely on horse and mule flesh ; the starvation and fatigue | ON Who has wholly withdrawn from public life, | intereat in this matter should by no means be with- | be made ; notwithstanding that the public health by ; in Great: AN agate aii Ohapeheaameng oe ontre yea ee Ss AR a en Cony, ap able ott ante, onion h ROMO oe out this pamphlet , is intimately connected with a proper supply of haugn'on tan Istana frou hatoaibise ot tua seit cock Wor farther information {it by letter, post paid, apply to Twos, 00 Las, Eee ee eee te otk hear ratification mass” ‘Tue Swvacuans or Tax Swapist Coast, on Tux | house-room, and that the giant strides of this vast during the year us follows:— From New York. a N J. 8. Consul, Monte: Saliforni 4 R oo powers 1 Rose or TuistLE Pionn, (by Mrs. Emeline Carlen) | commercial emporium in every other particular, ur- 4 x ‘comner of South, N. ¥. U. 8. Consul, Monterey, California. ehind the scenes are pulling the wires with all 4 y Mire. 4 "4 RUNEY Ay Cont Brown, Dec? Oy Or Mesars. P. W. BYRNES & CO, 36 Waterloo ond, On my hearing from the Governor of California, (in } their might, and moving heaven and earth to get —Wincheater, Ann street.—This is the effusion of a} gently demand a proportionate and concomitant HRY TROMPSON,Capt Sylvester, Feb, 1 rene 49 6m*re Liverpool. | Monterey.) of the arrival of Licut. Fremont, 1 addressed | the people out in their strength. ‘They have al Set) 4 new writer inan English dress. Itistranslated from J advancement in this one—it is quite plain that the HELLESPONT, Capt. Adams, March 1. ays anote to Mr. Sutter, to offer to Lieut. F any assistance I] 4 heey ab fab ctype pose i ie the | the griginal Swedish, by G. C. Hebe, L. L.. 1)., and J increase of household accomodation is not keep- CORIOLANUS, Capt: Haile, Apr. June 5 Could afford him ; he was gone on the arrival of miy letter. J CY DAG gne OF EWO lock) ments | Wdone bur} LLC: Deming, Esq., and theirnamesare a suflicient | ing pace with the increased demand, and that the heed a and copper fastened, and have excellent I believe he obtained the supply of horses, mules, and | DomInations, a Cone rien) Wee ubae Bue ness of the translation, 11 } magnitude and elegance of New York—its growth OT: accommodations for passengers, ‘The price of cabin passage will be $100, exclusive of wines provisions he wanted. ‘THOMAS O. LARKIN, | to enact some of the scenes of the comedy of and Liquors. “ Tippecanoe and Tyler too,” which was played to ‘Goous addressed to the agents, BOYD & HINCKEN, will Nav. The U. S. Receuvi Be Gaked crowded houses in 1840. I do not know how it is be forwarded free of other charges than those actually paid. Wanu Naw Youu... Weow Waves.” | Lise TE Diayioa.cumanuinding Met, Ghananan nye» | elsewhere, but in this section the “‘coons” seem to ‘Vor freignt ly to, ; \ LAWRENCE te PHERER os Front street or to New Ship ONEIDA, Ist March. fi April. ‘Tuesday for Norfolk, (Va) with recrnits for the U. 8.| Have @ decided advantage over the locos in some in stature and external appearance,however striking are not faithful indexes of the rapidity and uni- formity of its onward career. This opinion is the result of an accurate investi- gation; it is not based on speculation or conjecture, ill hereafter leave Ni th of each month, as fol- HINCKEN, Agen Jam be hors jah Ruruss. Navy. ‘The following is a list of officers attached to her: | Of the means they make use of to work out their | the forme akes elevated views of human | We have taken means to ascertain the buil eck Renrioas eee Ship BALTIMONE, HEARN Cth Agee | Lieut. P. Drayton, Commanding; Lt. C. ¥. Melntosh, Dr. | ends. - They seem to appreciate the sentiment, Heeaau ned wuenphaaitiea, arated Retica, "We ow tala erected over the length and mena at PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND Copan Ist August. $ 16th September | Bryant, Acting Masters Mates— Geo. Barnes, A. Duquer- “ That he who hath ns music in his soul tz | strongly recommend a perusal of the work to the | this great city—to investigate the leading features fi Edward Funcit.{ ist December. ¢16th January. | cron, Wm. C. Heriot,jand 8. L. Blanding. Is fit for treason, stratagy and spoil.” i 5 Py ; ‘ 4 a . Ship UTICA, Ist May. 16th June, ‘The U. 8. schooner Enterprize, Lieut. Commanding fs Si i _ | admirers of this class of literature. It will amply | of change that one should naturally expect in pres- Ca aia aa Ist September 16th October. James M. Watson, arrived at Boston last Wednesday even: In thisfeature of theirelectioneering, they mani-] repay them. ent circumstances. There never was another in THE rederick Hewitt. janni wath Febrmary. ing, from Rio de Janeiro via Bahia and Pernambuco, (lelt fest more sagacity than in many gther of their ORTH AND Souru, or SCENES AND ApvENtURES } Which there is more room for enterprize, or more CK BALL OR OLD LIN: New ship St. NICH” ea LIVERPOOL’ PACKETS. Galle fecrat phology Alen Bee November, | the latter port Muy 22d,) after a passage of twenty-eight | Movements, for good music tcuches @ chord in Ist O ‘i ‘i ; J B. Pell, ist February. 16th March. days. Officers attached to the Enterprise—James M. Wat. | every human heart, which vibrates in responsive The accommod:cions of these a PS are not surpassed, com- | soh, Esq Lieut. Commanding; Charles Hunter, lat Lieu- | unison. When their meeting comes off “ may | bining all that may be required for comfort. ‘The price ‘of cat tephen Ds Taye tte, 2d do; Edward Bissell, Pur- | be there to see.” There'll be ’Cleliand,'Assistant Surgeon; James L. Fer. ‘ ia ‘talithe jan; George T. Simes, do; Daniel Noble Besley eo ot 4 jeorge H. Baker, Master’s Laas mires eurred on them. For freig oF Dassaue apy £0 Mate. Thomas R, Hunter, Esq., passenger from Riode| _ Their bacchanalian orgies and’fantastic tricks be- een. Neer RELA eel. Agents, Janeiro, fore high Heaven shall all be duly noted. 9 Tontive Huilding, ent. Wall and Water s}" Loft at Rio de Janeiro U.S frigate Raritan, Capt F.H.] The Liberty party have not been idle. They 1n Mexico, by Seatsfield.—Winchester, Ann street. As interesting, as vivid, and equally valuable as to information of this country and its inhabitants, as any of the previous works of this writer, on other parts. Indeed we are sometimes inclined to think that every work of this writer, as it appears, im- proves upon the preceding one. In many instances this od be found to be the case with the present work. te of improvement, than this good city ot New ork, Many and long have been the complaints about the state of the streets ; but there is no less reason to deplore the shabbiness of the houses in many quarters. It is quite unaccountable that owners of property in Washington street are notbetter aware ot its value, or at least what it will be—what it must be, in the course of afew years, from its situ- (siting from, Liverpool on the 7th and 19th of every month.) ensate ersOus Wishing to send to the Old Comney. for their frien can: make the necessary arrangements with the subscribers, an have them come out in this superior Line of Packets, Sailing from Liverpool punotually on the 7th and 19th of every mor ‘They will also have a first rate class of American trading s sailing every six days, thereby affording weekly communis tion from Hee vods ine of tie firm (Mr. James D. Roche) to see ‘they shall be forwarded with care and itch, Paghould the parties agreed for not come ont, the money wil bin e is $100. Passengers will be lied duisite with the exception of wines and liquors, "se? *® ser; Jam tended for th Is will be . | guson, Midshi scribers, fe from auy- other than the expenses netaally’ iy: | Johnson, Captain's Clerk; be returned to those who paid it here, without any reduc. | ~~~ | Gregory, bearing the broad pennant of Commodore Daniel | ha‘ Tur M No. 25,) G p Scot i vhen th ial a A g 3 ve had a convention here during the past wee! ‘nt Mrrror Lrmrary, (No. 25,) Gems or Scor- fation. In a short time, when the commercial ope- EiThe Bick Ball, of Old Line of Liverpool Packets, comprise TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. Turner, and the V-8. sloop of war Boston, Commander | for the ostensible purpose of erecting 4 thonumment | TISH Sona; Morris, Willis, & Co.,"Ann street. ‘The | rations of the city are so increased as to require spe following magnificent Ships, vie =? sy Se : Eeergreet Oe in a few days for St. Catharines. All | over the remains of the late Myron Holley. But admirers of us songs of ‘ Auld aera will, io peste eA Md een be had so 5) eo ‘3 f the ori ’ . his number, have a great treat. The historical | conveniently as in this street, Placed contiguous to CAMBRIDGE, COL es the real purpose of the gathering was to get up the | “i t [ : EUROPE, He Reino SENCER jon Destavertve FinioThe Boston mail of Thurs-| stearn, and increase the political «stock intrude, *| notes appended to each will prove interesting to | and parallel with the North River, it will be the cen- >mpleted Z i of the Liberty party in general, and of Gerrit] those who are curious in such matters. tre of vast business operations, as is to-day the case. s0U AME - ENGLAND NORTH AMERIC. q With sch Soper and unequalled arrangement, the ‘The Subscribers having completed their arrangements, are | day gives the following description of a destru for ae d * 4 i now prepared to bring out passengers from Great Britain and | tive fire that morning injthe rear of Ann street. ‘This be gen) eeaenrny of ontinuance of that sup- | freland by the following first class packet. alt ich | morning, about half past three o'clock, a fire broke out aps | Le h Pa, one of whic they ace grateful nao. many yout, for which willleave Liverpool ou the Ist, 6th, Lith, 16th, dst and 28th of | in a building occupied as a bake-honse in the rear of 178 with Pearl or Water streets, Wc. Yet it is one of the filthiest, most irregular, and least attractive streets that can be found; it has a special air of Tue Montury New Mirror, (for July) ; Morris & Willis, Ann street—The present number con- tains four beautiful steel engravings, one of them, Smith in particular. “In spite of opposition and “la- mentations here and elsewhere,” he steadily pur- sues his course of Sabbath yllte preaching with oye proceeding, or remitting money to their relatives, can | “Patrick Henry, New York, Sheridan Ann street, which was damaged about $500, and had no} jis eye fixed upon the goal, at which he hopes to | “Lhe United States Frigate Hudson,” by the late | repulsive dejection about it; and all this is very pi ty nk ot Fete ga ee aang Virginia, i Liverpool, Cuber, Feat eat peers telen eny mpal eres atrive ‘All the energies of his vaulting ambition | celebrated marine painter and engraver, William | hard to account for, excellently situated as it is. Mesars. PRESCOTT, GROTE, AMES & co. Hartanser,. Gatemene area aie Mr. John Leman ea a. seoman’s boarding hou: sev hich, | 22d of his mind are bent on the accomplishment of | J. Bennett, and it is stated to have been his last | Another district to which the same remarks would puscipwvill ba aie fa dowland si ond ole siaion es aus Roscius, burton, land; was partially destroyed. ‘The building alone was insured, | one object. He hopes soon to see his party domi production ; indeed, it quite equals any of his for. J apply, is that which lies between Centre street, Branches, iv all the prineipal towns throughout Knglands Ire. | EWEORe., Stepl’n Whitney, Hochesrer, Mr. Leman’s loss about $1000. ‘The fire then spread to | nant in this country, and think you when this day | ™er ones, . if it does not surpass them. We | part of Chatham street and Bowery. A visitor, by iand, Scotland and Wales. Bemial tices! > Qaeen atthe Ware, Bee buildings 174, 172 and 170, which were all occupied by | shall come, if come it ever does, that there is any | fear there is no other artist remaining that day, to this portion of the eity, will find that al- ROCHE, BROTHERS & C¢ i Certificates of passage can be obtalced and every information | Irish families. The rears of these buildings we nearly | one he would prefer for President before the disin-| design and engrave such unrivalled views though near the centre of the city, it isnot the centre of attraction, and be disposed to inquire what it was sent into existence for, if not to seent with curious perfumes the erga 4 districts, for which purpose it is admirably situated. A stroll by night into this odoriferous vicinity will not be one whit more edifying. We will venture to say that in certain streets in this neighborhood more rascality of all sorts may be witnessed in any given time, than in any other section of New York. It The present number evidences no “falling off, or “idleness” on the part of the Editors; it 1s quite equal to any of the previous Nos., both in variety and interest of the pieces inserted. ‘The style too in which the work is turned out, does great credit to all parties concerned, and is worthy of imitation in this respect by others, but we believe there would be much more difficulty in imitating it as respects talent and wort! > will be given to those sending for their friends, on application | destroyed. The provision store of Mr. James Monroe. N.BewThe Old Line of Ree eeh fhe, kulton Banke aig | Meeither of our offices. hele hendsy on appivence? 1 198, was damaged about $200, mostly by water. His stock port'for Liverpool on the Ist and 19th of each month, Parties | got), Will.ala0 be prevared. on the opening of navication, to | wasinsured. ‘These last named buildings were all owned Tetumning to the old) country. will find Lit to their comfort and | \n"ene passe pa ES art lngyage £0, Nalewnel roy, and | hy Mrs, Williams, and we understand were all insured.” vantage to select this favorite Line fortheir eonvevance, im | "hy ali pores of the Unvet Likes, a hs - Nit Oswego to Toronto, Fort Hops, Coburg, Kingston, and | | Bon-Mor or Generar. [4° "soN.—As we drove up ae NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS ee Bro vie Wintehall to EO 1 the door of the tave General Jackson, io eens Uiniteball to. Mi i anal the venerable President ol vc United States, seated at @ ib 3 #5. nat nal O seinal from Cleaveland to Portsmouth, Cin- | 7, tow smoking jh Tong pipe, and went to! pay my re out! it ‘i i i - ects im; 7 i 7 from New York ast, and from Liverpool 6th-of each | rilte: aad allyarison the Oita Wigs toe Lone AL ead | Told im I hal very honestly eguse Ly it hammering the terested philanthropist ot Peterboro’? But n’importe, time will determine. : The monument which has been raised over the ashes of Mr. Holley is alike creditable to those who conceived and accomplished the undertaking, and to the artist who executed the work. It is asim- ple marble obelisk, eleven feet high, resting on asub- stantial base of the same materi he whole cost was about Ree he i by subscriptions of one penny + To i F SHAKSPEARE’S Prays -—Verplanck’ d 2c f ch moral deformit h ou Ttold him I had very honestly come by in hammering the each. It is a deserved tribute to the virtues and Suaxsreare’s Prays, (Othello)-—Verplanck’s }is hard to account for such nity — ‘Brin Wievek "| Dibbad. io-al parts of Ohio, Mic gan, Indiana, Iilinois rocks of his own Sits, He laughed end shook hands oor | worth of a good man, Edition; Illustrations by Robert W. Weir—H. W. | Hourishing there on all sides, surrounded by next- ii Dee. 21 Keb. 6 REMITTANCES dially with me ; and learning that my son was with me,| One of the three prominent ‘Tyler men in this | Hewet, N.Y. Price 124 cents; No 12. ness, order and industry ; and such a blotch in the New Ship LIVERPOOL, 1150 tons, 3 - , y p y in this ‘J. Eldridge April 21 _Forthe nccommodation of persous \is)ing to rend, money | eatested me to bring him in and present him. My son, | section has been thrown into a fit of the “grippe” | McCut.ocn's Gazzerterr: Larper & Brothers, | very heart of the city, isan anomaly, and should Ane = vo thee felonds in the Old Country, HAM NDILN & CO. will | Who had been Se about the country allthe time | xt the news of the rejection by the Beiad iff street. Part XL; Price 25 cents. awaken some efloits to remove it. N. ship QUEEN Q¥ THE WEST. (May! a {ve Drafts on'any partof Engiand, Scotland or Irelands paya- | we were in Knoxville, was in-n worse pickle than myselt, ) i ihe Collector of thie| ‘Tvuney Hatt—A\ Novel—By Thomas Mood, | Ia illustration of the views to which we have fosd tous . Woodhouse. May 21 le at sucht, forsums of £1, £5, £24, to £100-—or in auyamount | and felt quite ashamed to be presented to soeminent aper} Of the nomination of the Collector of this] | TYUNEN Khali ik boul by | hans 2 I given e he following sketeh of the build CEES Reb'y at Wo aE Che Pare M ICES AND AGEN’ son ; but the old generai very kindly took him by the | “istrict, and at the prevalence of a rumor | author of sundry comicalities. Complete in ove [given expression, the jolloy ing ketch 0 the build- New ship ROCHESTER, #0 tom, Chine ob Chaujea: Gradh, ine Brursatae ones TS. hand, and said, “My young friend, don’t be ashamed of | that the President. had sent up the name of | volume, with a portrait, of ithe author. I hilade!- ings now going forward is submitted, and it must ohn sritton vpne at B.W: Wheeler, Union Building, Providence, RI. this: if yon were a politician you would have dirty work | another to supply his place. When the news was | phia: Lea & Blanchard. Price 26 cents. | appear plain that their number is not so great na Ship HOTTINGUER, 1950 tons, ? }areh 2 J: W. Mills, 3 Wall stvet aad 16 Broutatrect, New York. | upon your hands you could not so easily get rid of"— | received here, he was seen to wander about like] | Traditions and Fairy Legends of the South of J the bustles the noise of the hammer, and the ob- Ira Bursely, Nos a1 Gay 6 Sandford & Bhoemaker: 7 Loe Thitadebpbiag Featherstonkavgiv'e Eacursion through the Slave States of | one * distract.” Since which ne has been | [reland—By T. Croften Croker—a new edition, | stacles presented by building operations to passers ‘These substantial, fast sailing, first class ships, at built in iNet avr * Pittsburgh, Pas America. missing from the sphere of his duties. It may be rath adie lide tilgts th tt a eer cia bye, would lead them to suppose :— te city of New York, are commanded by men of experince | L. 9, Littlejohn, 11 Exchange, Albany N.Y. heal 5 The Fusjleera of that the attack was so sudden and severe that he is author and others. Philadelphia: Lea & In Chathara street the houses now building are. ..... 2 iy, a will Ue dispatched punetually om the iat of | 8. Clark, 0 Mier act troy, Ne. yatarany Bxcunsroys.< The Pusileers of, New | confined and not able tobe about, but itis shrewd- | chard. ; fe ‘A y [Bowery «so ses 30S :8 nih whate . ‘ ye. informed, is made np fof spirited young men ‘of stand- —place, v, e fe 8 alle- * eae Fumes . y 7an tern A "Price of paseage, 8100. MW vitehegh ke Co. Oswego, N. ¥. ing und character. ‘Their dceas conisteof red coats and | iance and protestations of fidelity. charge of Chiet Justice Durfee. Boston,’ ‘Tappan | between this ste Neither the earesins or owners of these ships will be respoa- | _ aiises ONY ARNDEN & Co, | bigh bear-skin caps, and their appearance generally isof | ‘This is a great country. Each revolving year| and Bennett. Grenawiog see sible for any porcels or packages sent by them, unless reguinr | —— - | ahigh order. Their visit will no doubt be gratifying to | brings some new improvement to assist inimpelling | | Amy Hernenr, By a Lady—Harper & Brothers, | onice at Wipe opted oe peed ae FOR SHREWSBURY, OCEAN HOUSE, LONG — | our military and citizens generally, ; onward the tide of enlightenment and civilization, | New York.—This 14 a work of considerable meri | Wicon 4 ct Oma Ee MINTURN, BRANCH, AND EATONTOWN LANDING. The National Blues of this city, Captain Doolittle, are | 4 few years since, only occasionally a stray copy | and interest, and isably edited by the Rev, W pene aks he steamer SHR WSBURY, Capt J. 0. | making arrangements for a visit to Boston, some time in eter College, Oxford. ‘This lat vay ny8T South street, New York, ave Oi Be ke of the Herald found its way here. Now itgraces| well, B. D., of Ex Catherine str fe us Liverp o | mencing on ‘Thursday, the Sth Jane : dence, and return by the way of Worcester, Springfield | Visitor in every counting room. Then, news was| it to spread throughout the land. [tis a work in. | bldridge wrest, ... .. OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. eee edit, <4, 3h Reareise om Buspttows. and Mariford.—Neuw Haven Herald, June 20." a week old when it came—now, before the ink is tended for the young, but the old may glean a deal | Bayard street _ Sunday, @ Sanday,’ ae fairly dry we have spread before us papers publish- | that is valuable from it. i Centre street,. Monday, 8 BH i? Starring Deverorment—We learn from an| ed three or four hundred miles distant. Your pa-|, ELewenrs or Borany, by W. 8. W. Ruschen- | Lvonand street “Hit, OLD LIN of Packets verpoo! will hereafter be | ‘Churaday, 1“ Fauneuay it AM. | exchange paper that several years ago Joseph Be. | per is rapidly increasing in circulation here. Itis| berger, M. D.—Turner and Fisher, New York: } Chamber street despa ler, excepting that when the | On Suni she leaves the Ocean House on her way to New | dell, of Low Plain, N. H., left hom musing to see the rush for the Herald at Dewey’s | This work is from the text of Milne Edwards and | Warren street. ched in the followingordi falls om Sunday, the ships will sil en the succeed, | York att P.M. rom NewYork. Wrom Liverpool | Ware on Sundays 25 cents a prsenge cach way. j18 wm Achille Comte, and as an introduction to the study of this science, itis most valuable, It contains nu- } Courtlandt et: and neither went there nor News Room on the arrival of the cars—it not un- was murdered, and a poad was drained that some sup- | frequeatly happens that his whole supply is exhaust- 4 Nor. m4 UHANOE-OF DAYS poset he had been thrown into ; still no clue could be | ed before his packages are fairly open. By the way, merous eal bat they wey be much improved, rl stree 1 Mat. 16 | 30 consequcnee of cae Yantioat toh tats ad of him. Very lately a young woman living in the | our friend Dewey was near becoming a martyr to} and rendered more valuable, were they co- 1 stree " oie Ri a ” tp Boston on, San og. ke ont Parencers | vicinity has stated that ubout the time mentioned, (he | his enterprise last week. It is well. known Mere |lored, and no doubt that it would be saupreciated | Cerner God and Plate st ; ; , Bartlett, Feb. 16 April 1 L EDUCE ane and her mother lived y vi Moked to | tat he is a bit of a Locofoco himself, but a “broth | toa much greater extent, even at a trifle more ex bs gt Ti oxwoRD, 1 Aue 18 FOR BOSTON ue TO BOMTON $7 2000 DENCE ‘on the hoor that the request war granted, and that | of a boy” notwithstanding. For the sake of turn- ariesy It they Sere thus presented to the public. | }\inrect oe tadh 1 April 16 LWPOKT AND EROVIRENCE he night her mother killed the man, robbed his pock- | ing an honest Pees the way of business, he has | But, as it is, 1t1s admirably adapted tothe tse o! | Nasnau str The MONTEZUMA, 6 Sept. 1 NEWPORT AND OE Ree $1 vow | ets tied stones to his neck and heels, 'and pushed him | recently introduced into this market for sale, a few schools, and to the young student in this branch 0! 1000 tous, Nov. 16 an. 1 JERSEY, Captsin ICT Wury, will leave the down in the thick mud of the pond with a pole. “The | political caricatures, in most of which Mr. Van education, and to tutors; and to such we earnest!) ee eviote™ |. Lowber, Maree " psy, P a rier foot ot arelay ‘street, (worth side) on | Mother is still living in the poor house on the Plain. Buren isreprosented ‘ag coming off second best.” | re gerunns it. it } HH sae als apn, ee Hert. 18 | Mon femnoon, at 4 o’elock. — —— The sight of these ‘horrible things” in Dewey’s wk Mysrenres ov rie Hkatis, on rie Ona peice etry: renew voui@ykabentarat May Hala gore rin Nem Yank, Mondays, Wetnedngs and | | Laxwr, Ronrnrs—We earn that the report of | show window proved so disagreeable. to some per: | TEAW/DECuRVALAINE=—IT. i, Langley, Autor Ilouse. | Inother yar of tet, "980 tons, fe’ 8 Fe, 1 ‘and Saturdays, immediately aiter tho arrival’ of the | te death of this veteran officer, mail agent of the | son or persons, that application was made to the | This isa translation from the French of Frederi: Maki m hi "Cropper, oes Heb. 1 | steamboat train froin Boston Acadia, is not true. He was struck by @ paralysis of the | Grand Jury to present such exhibitions as a nui-| Soulic,to which the translator appears to have dows aking in all not more than about. .. «00+. «+ ++ ++ 130 The COLUMBUs, PE oie ‘ Qc 16 Rev ee ni aioe ive tom {eh hero bee arrival at Htaufux, and would sance! upon the ground that they were deeterious f . Itisa tale of considerable interest In addition to this we may mention that there are . 700 Wome) a cove, 8A 1 Feb. 16 LA Ld disturb a sleep perder a ha ae tasty beat t'| to the morals of the community !! It is whispered | said to be founded on fact, relative to the Gipsies ol | no less than four new churches erecting at present. ‘The YORKSHIRE, (new) "¢ Sept. 16 4 PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOATS _| here the best medical aid was called ; he wes removed to | hata certain office holder, one of the jury who, | France, full of incident, which continues unabated J ue, to be called * Grace Church,” is situated at 1050 tons, 16 FOR ALBANY. the hospital last evening, and by copious bleeding and | whilome was teacher in celebrated Femule Semi- | from the first to the last pages and butlittle recourse | the northern age of Broadway, and promises is had to sentiment or description, an® consequent. | to beautify this handsome part of the city. The I ly will be found to partake more of the form of rea! | same may be said of Dr. Potts’ ehureh, in Univer bin accommodations, t an. D. di, Bailey, ¢May — ig aly DAILY, Sundays excepted—Through Di- | oth i ‘Phere ships are not surpassed in point sp Sundays excepted—Through Di- | other prompt remedies he revived, and had several inter- | nary, and who received from the young ladies un- Mite ships Beate planes dco nt =a neat af 7PM Sh hs Ker be- | vals of returning strength and consciousness. "We are [det his tuition the seubriquet of * Papa i” ‘The steambo i i vessels in the trade, yi! SKE re ratified to say he is still better to-day, and confident hopes p icati eloc ree! life i n works of fiction. Its perus: silty place. Of Trinity church we need hardly _Eommanders af ell known Atte of character and Wednesday and frida v ere P. St | re entertained that he will recover—doston Transerp, The jad very bit ae oe teenie isla, case fil ar be gradtying toall shatadmire euch | 5 ye f as it hasbeen nf often noticed belore. At Promote the comfortand convenience of passengers, Pat to Farchay ios Water eye ean igen pinta as too trivial to claim their notice. works. 7 a ner of Henry and Oliverstreets, the fourth is Punctuality, as tegariis the day of sailing, will be observed as Music.—‘‘ The Carrier Dove,” also “The £p ated—it is intended for a Buptist place of wor- Wweovelock, Fy itiate Pinces:~ | Mn. Cray.—The Lexington (Ky.) Observer of |, The Millerites are “going it” here again with a hamatofore. The “Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capain Wm Wy Peek, | the 15th instant says: Pier acrtittce ebaios i and is to be of hewn stone, a material which ‘The price of passage outward js now fixed at O; day, Wed ‘ he J ; pal £ One Hundred | Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Snoday, at 6 P. which are constantly being made of us from a distance, in } to the infatuated multitude. Several women and well in public edifices This being the rit Bird”—Attwill, Broadway. From numerous inquiries | “perfect looseness.” A Mr. Fitch is holding forth twelfth edition of this most utiful piece of Mu , for which ample stores of every desoription will b fhe St boat NORTH MEI Ci : the exception of wines and liquors, which will Cone eee Piety ttt aaturdsy ots Mm 9 | regard to the health of our distinguished neighbor, we | children gave evidence of their sincerity yesterday, | sic, 4, eaks volumes forfthe estimation inwhich itis} All those churches, execpt ‘Trinity, are stewards, 1f required, Passengers taking this lie of boats Will ariive in Albany in | deem it proper to state that Mr. Clay, afew days ‘ago, | by submitting to immersion inthe murky waters of | held. ‘The, present copy contains the additional | early a stage of their erection to demand @ sription, As to the dwelling houses and stores, tain or oysnars Of these ships will be respon. tyapie time to take the Morning Trin of Cars for thoente or | was unwell, Dut that he iz now entirely recovered, is it | muillrace. No doubt the fund words by the Rev. Dr. J. N. Maflit, Sach has suole for ony letters, parcels, or mekages sent by them uni 4 theenjoymentot his usual good health’ and in the dail ed Tealized prior to he I f this Song, th ral tert neral d tion of Fegular bills of lading are sugued therelor. Wor freight or pas- Ss» The above Boats are new and substantial, are (ornished paloyment Good health, and in the daily | (he 23d of April from the sale of books and charts, | been the popularity of this Song, that several un- may come under the general description 0 sakes APPLY 00 OODHUE. & CO, 64 South at it new and clegant State Koons, an for ‘spred and accom. | PUrsut of his businese avocations, and for ‘snufling the candle,” is beginning to ran | Prin lias persons h ve ae. dthe Music with | spaciens and commodious spe many o! them (11 MARS) acliegelin N.Y. | Wort ee ee bene er 7 Onto River.—At Wheeling on the | low , out authority for so doing. he genuine copy har} both in point of extent and plan, evineing great {anf and of BARING, BROTHERS & CO’ Lipva Whe SSeS aT’ UY 00 beards or to: PO, Bonnet) Oo hed tan foot ol water in the © Mae My yarn for thistime is nearly spun, I trust you ! the above publishers imprint, good taste and enterprize,