The New York Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1844, Page 1

Vol. X., No. 235—Whole No. 3835. THE NEW YORK HERALD. AGGREGATE CIRCULATION THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND. THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD. ‘To the Public. THE NEW YORK HERALD—Daily Newspaper—vub- lished every day of the year except New Year's Day and Fourth of July. Price ay per copy—or $7 26 per anuum—postages im adv: THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday moming—price 6% cents per copy, or $3 12 per aunam—post- ages paid, cash in advance, ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of the Herald is over THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND, and increasing fast. It has the langest circulation of any paper in this cit or the world, andy ts, therefore, the best channel for business men in the cily or country. Prices moderate—cash in advance. PRINTING of all kinds execated at the most moderate price, ‘aud in the most elegant style. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proraieton or THE Henacn EstaacisHMent, Northwest corner of Fultou and Nassau streets. NORTH AMERICAN BRITISH AND a ERGs ROYAL MAIL 1200 tons and 440 horse each.— Under contract with the Lords Of the Adi ‘miralty. Ka ia foll 2 nifax, oa howe August dh. Aicnts, Ryrie. cy watt a piels carry experienced surgeons, and are supplied For freight oF passage, apply 39 aaa BRIGHAM, PORE Hine FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. Ro: Steamahi 1A, and TUDRRNTA. wilt sail om Barton, (oF the above ports, as follows >= AC ATIA, W. Hari c der, on Sunday, AIBERS TING ile yee, es pea ms tgs lite. * eS wate ‘4 _aut2n Poinpicisiaal a wr 1844.) THE NEW pe faa. CAPTAIN D. HOWE, wa beare BUFFALO for CHICAGO, Y, 23d of August, at7 P. M., and Seedoren Was’ Gino ERENT dtiags ha eae PIRE, is 260 feet in lengths fea 2 inches hold, measuring 1220 tons, and ii Eosradist tetakeal eto hugtes ome oreqyreter oon provided with Evan's Patent Safety ‘Valves, to prevent the poset lity of an explosion, bye Cabin is 230 feet long, with separate Saloons for Ladies and Geutlemen-—spacion ms extend the whol Weutilated By ‘doors opening from the, teal fu out, and al parts ofthe boat ae nied aa furnabed in tye unequal 1, Vigdaen rtourinige wall vandal Cablan eee of whieh fo Paceny eel one ne poropeated cxeluavely j ty es ee Serpe is Peay ero ee oe fal p STeeeD: Agents, B. e BARNEY, & Co. Acagust 1, 1014. leveland, B. a 'D HALLO y Ss ENE EOE Nin wea the eud of T whart, Boston, ar Sewell a peor” ee oe Sasclaacerey re a PEA A a sone NEW BRIG sien Aw ick an 4 i From! Pier Pie Nov Nor Ayn SBE ret "wats ra ai % iat, erp Daly. York ar tad Ar orcloek A. M.. at 334, Gand? P.M. Leaves Po Port i Hoang 20 minutes to 3, and 10 minutes to righton ai 8 and 10 A.M.; at 13,5 and 7% Leaves New York, at9 and 11. A. M.; a Postagem s Fore Hickman afd mite to aad 18.4Mt hij sonst SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. mbit edad ND NEW YORK. ‘ARE ONLY, CENTS. THE NEW EAMER RAINBOW, oot ne fa myil 6m*re Gay cal “fett nae MM gk pet Sa st Teer i ltl 1 Rabe York: 0 AM and ate Pie very reasonable rates. May oth 184. ire bW YORK, ALBANY TROY Sik. OA! natin AND TROY.—Moming of Barclay street, landing ora 'S, R. Roe, Monday, Wedues- ae aut Hore sn A ical an ; “ae a ay ot rsdn ‘Monday, A ‘y by "Phe Steamer, ALBANY, Captain It, B. Macy, Tuesday, ir Sanday sat Soenedey vein sts eit theicfehe de ara | ter, are able 2 ies to eae arn am time to Rs tascalag train ot cain tetas “For pasage or freight, apply 08 board, oat the ofices on the wharves, PEOPLE'S seh als OF esaen iiBoa’ 7 ry si exgerted —Thronats di ane. fy Captain A. P. St. eet * mabost aint Captain Wi, H, Peck, Tues- 7 Sovclock: 4, than of fhe above. igen, will arrive in Albany 10 ample i to yaks Mori oasis for Sished wine: ew and stoapns cite. Jom sateen nls ie ations, wailed on the ote panne op eight, apply 0 ‘on board, or to P. C.: Shale, STATEN ISLAND RF Un | ‘The Boats ny ner pe Uows sey ther notice :— er eset at 8,9, 10h 2, 3 4s 9,6, 736, FM, On Sut Bent veeety Mt P.M. Lewve SOF HAMILTON, AND NEW YORK. mo Ne milion 1 HL. Mey gM. CLIvTON AND NEW York. Legros New ork, @.A, Ms 2 and fi P.M in ih Ra TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. rast VGER Akin GEMENT Fuw al are The potest, having completed their Tad By tie following frst. clase fot marae ctw Wil leave Liverpool onthe Ist, th, Lith, 16th, 2ist and 20th of “Patrick Henry, Noor Yor Prat ie ‘ ee hituey, a gern, oan Hicates of ht be obi raey inforn atjon ids, on elder of our O iy pedis wil 1 eee on the vita eng | a vinnie ehrie Cam Yavermedinte places, = th Upper Vis ‘Onwao t to 4 Toronto, ‘ort Hope, Coburg, Kingston, and vi all rom ‘yor ritehal fo I and Quebec, (annda East ga m from Clev jand to Portsmouth; Cinein: Patan ermedin - ae root via Phil tein Pittsbu, Cincia Hier vars ot Bho, ih chi ft wiehi srt eerrth RNDEN str ce ee dicot oa cos teenth Daciinsh Wectiend 04 Iriel, ae eM erst £5, £20, to £100—or in any amount Spits tats ine Gi aa oe Greicrs a3 AND AGENTS. le aon CT AS Providence, K. i ‘i s, 3 6 Front street, New York. Ni Gi Howard, 43 Sonth street, Bhiladel phia. ‘& Shoemaker, 7 Mabe suet, cana ia Pit bau . 11 Es ¥. ia ae iver sine Rit ry mi W. A. Cook, Syracuse, N NY" Cook, Buffalo, en y. NY. hugh '& Co., Caneas, N. Yiannpen eon - 0) VRE—The MD vir: Da NG gma INNC, ill pentane a, Lan hte to HWY. o-Tontine Build Wall and Wategt._ NAVY BREAD AFLOAT —Ten cone ac bp Tale, \ tre GE FROM GREAT BRITAIN. ‘AND IRELA) 7th and Liverpool eur ith of ee mont tor Line ef, Packs » Sail sh aud ith of ever mouth. spss: of Americen trading ships, ee! fording we y ne De Roce that they fe be Y Bovwrarded wit = Ae care and “eae ie ay fot come out, the money will F iad Pac! ne a Toot forward for a continuance of that od extended to them so many years, for whic! sie “ ait tine a cea to their relatives, can Roypl Bank atl iar ea) be paid ae er ae ROTHER & OHOTE "AMES & c & CO. koa anks, hy on it toot N. B.—The Old Lise of 1s ee Helen for Liverpool on the Ist the Old try fad to Tp thelr e comfort aad srr for their conveyance, in prefer- OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. piicabie haan cassie toes wie tis wk lownug vider, bee ny ini on Sunday, ae will pi the sea te wt he. CAMBRY toe The ENGLAND The MONTEZUM, The"NEW YO) 950 ton: Th COLUMN G. A. The histamine oaks is 1050 ton Bail ‘These Ships are not surpassed in in their cabin accommodations, or byvany vessels in the trade. ‘The © jers are well known as men of character ani the strictest attention will always be paid to fort and convenience of pas: pe ‘as regards the day of sailing, int of elegance or comfort their fast sailing qualities ing, Will be observed as now fixed at One Hundred every description, will i rr je cxcention of, wines and liquors, which wil , these Ships will be respon. rs, parcels, Kayes fading are signed therefor. Fer freight oF | GOODHUE. & CO, 64 Sou and of BARING BROTHERS THE NEW LINE OF RE ETOn atierat re] Sosa = on the ist, aud =. Brom New York. New shi LiveRrooL, 1150 tons, he Ti f passage outward i Dollars, a which ample stores o “Nether fhe nonin or ‘owners ol Fer freight or pas- N. Shi JUEEN OF THE W! fy isons ES Woodhoeaes New Ship ROCHESTER, 0 tons, le tp BRS) me oan Ship HOTTINGUER, 1050 tons, ie Noy ‘These ea ul, ‘es salina. SF first plas ide Ne i, age’ com patched ave oe commodions, and are furnished to the ease and comfort of passeu- Hy on the Tse of — - atever can Con Bri ice of Passage, $100. as or owners ore Shice wits respon- title of ladidgtass serced therefor. hes fee ol agra Bor freight or PSG STULE. te MINTURNS, 87 South , . FIELDEN, BROT, ee so FEW 1 U1 HAVie. rackETS, ine—The Ships of this Line will hereafte: Ist, and Havre on the 16th of each month, as New aio ong, Ship pala MONE, New auth ee eaten: ‘The accomnods haus all oa! may be mee ire ol oA ‘assengers will be supplied with every requi- opt 10n of wines ineeand. nd Hiquors. forwardee by the lal} rs, ines ym any o hn he xt actually incurred hem. For freight 7 No.9 Tontine Buildings, cor. Wall 08a" Water sts NEW LINE OF LIVERHOUOL PACKELS. To sail from New York on the 26th ‘iverpool om the Lith Lass, upwards of 1000 tons, with sucl ola gad o = ‘stores will be pro ‘exertion to give Ke- ei the sis ow re, parcels or War ere will be responsi- 5, AHUPLEY EU eeu Latiars by the Packets vi etter, 50 cents aie ounce, and newspapers oer ne reel mate OLD BSTAL TABI! Fine gureet, corer SAGE O OFFICE. jubscriber veys leave to call He stiaatlon of his irieusia re in esporal, to J ire Fad the Lond “aa an Seth of every month, new it aud a the, me 10th an hI iar Tine, of foat clan Rises Yong ke has rf iat ships, to sail punetually every weel » accommodation of rsons wishing to remit mor to theit fanilon og hon “J a4 are given, payable at sight, on of tan, Jerable at kers, Lon sar Liveepocls vevebie i elas oes fc oe Mac ‘iogmation (i by eter RATI meee Mears. P W. BYRNES CO ras t ae ‘of Septem! er ir ‘or passage, ‘having neu co ‘sO ‘hE aD a, st Great Bi fain an Leet ota ipa, si tra usual jous eee u p= dy! aah mir ‘s verted by real Seales ofa ne ars HIV ERPOOL—Regult Pe eal ‘The. first ing SIDDONS, Captain Cobb, will aro Fg tren fos, ine sees i make ra se applic: for thei; tht hey! ie sailing ag e applying as Naess ioe ea ce ren oar them fen ‘oat in 1 geapetive bacteite rb an in Ore Bi FOR LONDON—Regular I Packets of he Jat 5 of the | Ast ie, st clang) iat suing ret ee "3 JAMES, Capt: Myers, will sail as above, her faving very superior accommodations for cabin, and Scoaayaasenga persons intending nice " SOREPI ‘MeMURRAY, 100 ‘Pes desi f sendi i gh gut in oy LE weekly, by apply jing. as, gbove, if by letter post paid. ha payable it for any amount, on nd vaya yableat their respective ‘iwood “ah Tay eyable ts evecy a sew ‘ol i Ae, Pa ail aa A eye 4 —Te a Packet ip 8 BOORE.c Caran Cobb, on ay ‘ons, 2, rigor: fore Tecofmmode ft . led {ae plene ok Sars ‘tpply on on board at Orleans street, 0 ‘°K. COLLINS & CO, 56 South street. Toles erate a eae at dl a acs rly nee ae ash aL esi ee ae save 4 a. De: r ba? ap ut rida, Cane yster, Will succeed the Siddons and seer al re ‘OR LIVERPOOL The New, Tine Regular icket 2ist September. lendid, ‘ork buit Packet shin QUEEN OF THE WEST, ethilip, Woodhouse, 1290" tous burtheru, ‘will sail as cratiar day a ht or having elegant and accommo- Pht ye pe gt side Burling Slip, or to. ‘WOODHULL & earth nme South street. Tieteheeante ek, Tra Brit 300 ie joe iatest safe motherly, Captain tra 2iigon, mors 60 her regular ou + 21st October, auztec LACK BALL OR OLD LL 43 OF LIVER- poor PACKETS—FOR LIVE er OOl Only, lat pechse, sgitng ob tee Tee of September 1 sreiruoway fst failing favorite, packet ship COLUMBUS, Captain A. Cole, Commander, will sail positively ou Moudoy, 24 of September, her regular day. {the accommodations of the. “Colum an ships of this line, are fitted out ina imost costly style, with every modern improvement and convene fc, that éanuot but a che comfort of cabin, 20 cabin, and eansnangers Those visiting the the old country will, atall timess iad it their interest to select these desirable conveyances in preference to any other. For terms of p e and to secure thetbear berths, early application aiid be made on board, uct of Beekman stieet, oF €0 the sue CHE: BROTHERS & CO., ext door to the Fulton Bas. P, 8The Columbos aula fou Liverpool on the loshvof 8 teinber; Persons sedi for their frieuds can have them brought out in her, or in any o! kets comprising this magnificent and unequalled ine, salle trom that port, punctually on the Ist and i6th of each mgnth. For terms of passage apply as iat a The new and mas nifichnt packet ship Yorkshire will succeed the Columbus, and sail for Lette on the 16th of September, her regular day auzere Ate rpiondye, wet favorite tons burthen, Captain Sth August, her regular day. ing al ww00 tons and upwards, persons \d Country, will not fail to see the advantages to be derived from selecting this line in preference to any other, as their great capacity renders them every way more comfortable and convenient than ships oo their accommodations for cabi wetter, ell known are su; to ‘those of an: of packs ts. Persons wishing to secure berths ‘should pee tal ry make early application on board, foot of yall street, or to & J.T. TAPSCOTT, At their General Passage Olivos. 76 South street, au2lrre ‘comer ae Lane. PACKET FOR HAY RE (econ hip TIGA: Frederick Hewiti, Master, will sail on ae ie of Pe a bor Reaght or PSSY BW HINCKEN, No.9 Tontine a9 re Baiting, ‘comer Wall aud Water streets, - FOR ORL! S—UNION LINE OF PACKETS Voatively st Regular Packet—To sali jin a few day The rere omer, fast sailing packet sup INDIANA, 4 Ca J. 8, Ben fersons, shark for Per Month should wakke eaily wae to OSE PH McMURKAY, 100 Pine street, The faduvoiat comer of South. ~The accommodations for passengers are very superior, wat! vertha can be secured by applying as above, are FOR NEW ORLEANS—First Regular Packet.— ‘The very superior fast ailing packet shin WABASII, Persons wishing to ermbark for prety ital wake enter aplication 20 ‘ SOs MeMURRAY, a 1. Pine street, commer of South. S.—The accommodations for are very suj “et and ‘berths in ected by applying as hove. a NGLAND, IRE AND, SCOTLAND PND Wahoo sh Subscriber vt all times for sale Drafts from £1 to £1000, ayy tall the principal ae Jomientions thronghont ihe United ieadom, IN HERDMAN, 61 Sout B. Passage to an aifona vs ol cam be’ secured atthe lowers tains bray ctidoa ian ol pacts sailing ou the 1st, 6 Uth, 16th, 21st and 26th of each month, on application as above: iy ee i 1 MAAN nati cela a AiR a RLS PASSAGE FOK NEW OKRLLANS—F irst acn- et—The pricedia fast af aling and fs and aon Packet Ship SOUT: AROL! Owen, 1250 tons il ly an abo The paneer Re ee for jeabiny_ secoud cabin aud stecrage passengers cannot be su: about troceeding to, New rican Srould do well’ to + ate this ne Ship Aply on ier HEE Ae flat ler blow | Wal storia Woe se EAPSCOLT 16 South scree, iets Maiden lane. sively Firs Packt Faeries sour gall bee ontg ren, havi hed ina few dayer even stools kere wh P qed wil to iN HERDMAN, 61 South street. lar succession of first Lee for New Orleans, in which the pas- will be made very comfortable. Aly auzlec OY ANE OF PACKET SHIPS FORK NEW OR LEANS.—' subscriber will despatch a first class ship, weekly for the above port; and great care will be taken to have the accommodations for, second cabin and steerage passengers, fitted up in the most c fortes manner, Kor furs ther alee apply to J. Hi a Boe! A PARIS MILLENARY ESFAMLISHMENT IN NEW YORK ARENNE & CO., patronized by the fone of France ‘and Belgium, of 1 Flace Vendome, Paris, have the honor of making Known to the Ladies of the Ui United and those of the city, of New. York particular vey will gyre a branch of their. well known aud fash ie Miflinery Establishment, an the first of September, on the corner Broadway and Grond street, (entrance No. it Grand street.) ‘The branch i the i tendes Jadies are respect visit the saloons, where they pill always find ¢ deyery Waihersha’ eaicle ia the eallinery (ine by the Pas ty an they ait. ja il inform etgaged in the millinery ival ue not Particles test fal ices, can be to,the pablie i mas ste a seh ay lied previous to theit lers punctually attended to FRENCH AKTIFICIAL FLOWERS a reny FEATHE Good So ai ty aes at lore : re no ges in the above | noe invited to wilt venture to say they will not leave the store, wi ing their admiration of such a beautiful stock. They themselves that the public will not be deceived wit! lowers for French, as they have their house in Paris, ‘racy, No. 6, and deal exclusively in Freach flowers. aud0 imérre, DOCTOR JORDAN'S, ~ PRIVATE SPECIFIC PACKAGES have been used for nine years with unyarying success. ‘They promptly cure it exposure, restriction in diet or ee, are ly valuable to strangers and country residents, contain- requisite medicine 22 cain te the monit tar Tall dissations and sdvine on ine the pagjent t a cl and at little is is for ‘Gonorrhen, eet, ce. fo. 3, for Venereal di diseases in Wali fo stage ‘No.3, for Female Weaknesses oF BH eI} of each re ae Si. wy hd recent case require hike nly a at Dees nce street, ie Othe, of Piarions rid doors east of Frivat Entrance to 6974 Ma- nid continua i Pate Im*re_ ENERBAI. DISEASE CURED. “| ABERNETHIS. BOTANICAL PILLS having stood the test of time and s: ce are recommended #s the most om and speedy Gonorrhe, Gleets, all urethral bs, irritati kidneys, urethra and prostrate | alan, hey me without confiement ‘from business oF ot and without tainting the breath or di ee iny with the , thus enabling the me ‘They give tone and energy rarely if ever eruerienced, tok, use of other have performed y ext ei pe abutinate gets, he. ater allure of Ieeent sinale boris sufficient to ef ore in ein wy are equally sai wi Rifiseacs sold only by WM. WATSON, im* m_ 3% Cat ine street. ceRICULT RAL WAREHOUSE, i Wh Ld MAW LEMENTS. TP PROVE! Po AGRICULTURA ENTS, POR: DLE, MACHINES, WIRE chown MANUFA TORY, SCREENS, SIEVES, &e. ke. ITE, attention ob ths public is called to a new Patent Portable Grist Mill, to work by hand or other power, with which every farmer, can grind his own grain. Also,’ for Grinding C5 wtf ‘Spices, and are highly recommended: by all who hams them, Pateut Grain ‘i and Com Grinder, a new in- 1 any heretofo "ile sat Ca hes am; ee i be Wood's Patent Shingle Machine. Horse Powers, calculated for one or more ore horses, with geering attached. For sale at manufacturer's prices, TO THE ‘LADIES. iid , Aiken cTiang seoORE aE a ot Fr Tees or Falling ofthe Womb, by exterual Y ouper: tended tothe the alice ht, mea i saa em, health, it never nid Bh eh of fevtonnine acure, even ueder ot with ee eee ree, aitaieed 9. recy high chareatar ip. Karore as well as in moony It Ocatete of ayo | ae Eorshigteiam rel | es practitioners. have been furnished exclasively for at No, Veet robe hating. « separete entrance (rom om the Wesnes te it, where a lady is in conmtant, steandanes apply IFrasses nnd Supporters to female patients. walt imere | waa bushels Prime if inal OMe cere” |. alt Ee, CLEAR PORK —500 bbls expra, Clear Pork, for sale in lots it purchasers, by #. K, COLLINS & C¢ re a oui ot 2 AGS—1000 second hand Gi and Linen Sacks, for sal By wont COLLINS & CO-96 Bonth at, a2. 1S] LNT orem Qe Ba IMPORTANT | TO RS 0! eo: WILLIAMS. Any SURGEON, ae Sate ‘inci ssa ly io. 132 ree comer of numerous friends for their venteen years ‘in his exten- ving from six to eight handred see takes this opportunity of in- ses per annum in his forming thei that he has recautly still further improved his, and has fitted up a number of new and x stalls for sick horses, which will be his well known care, punctuality and attention. The fact of ‘Mliams being feularly educated and brought up to the of both England and hae perience, isa sufficient Lp yok xi care of their horses, may rely bin paid them. Mr, d est mlntenamiavina: teeatnela ed to both the pirchaser and seller, an curate knowledge of the perfect ee Chevatia street, where 0 Mi have the fail beneRt of hk ‘a perience, lis charges i moderate and suited to the |The owners of hones, and the public ia general, are ves. 7s , CLIFF .T THE GREAT FALLS ON THE PASSAIC pleasure of announcing to the iful, that the new Cottage on Thotorr of the cablines erie a sega ie pminence, and eee ars tee concen tae spe health and coe Ne—Thie Fiat place i is manly | forest trees, and cooled wi ‘cars leave Tet City fe aud return at 5 P.M TO gue aes a) ete DEALEKS TN HENRY MTGE ON ER of Ee and Washin si ordersin his line, tnt mnay paiuens of his workmambip qiay te the gentlemen whose names are “STOUVENEL & CO, '. NEW YORK, "Manufacture all fon Sey cut and match it to any pat- lete assortment of every de amps, Chan raed ny 29 coro of ‘GLAd Seapdons ey EL teres: to call as above, arte, C way, where they can Fi ped at_very low prices , ene Noanell toe nartles"aywe bo —The Subscriber continues to arpa on that he has for the last ten the y—to attend to every ire is subject to, en, bac rag ta rk ey all rege ete. fat and Ilvendance Sones N 10. 57 Reade st uorth from Broadway. of ‘Ney wy rk, namel; cig of New. Yock, ame pet FROM LIV- that et is this day di ing not permitted must be sent ox ce ‘ SA MP ANY, PaINt HPAL, hae 121 je ae N.Y 261 Grand street, near 191 Greenwich, near Fi ‘6 Fulton street, Brookls th street, Siare ia. City and Country, Famities and Purchasers to their se veral establi found by far the best selectio ‘Teas in the United States, no 0 and Mpright dealing js. tn0 Corner of Maine and 5 Ne The universal popularity and re- ait qualities, low prices, ouse for the sale of to remember the number of Tre, ua between Pearl anil, Rosevelt street, “they pu i eased to take notice that the Canton "Toa, Company to do with any other stores except those described at the top of this advertisement. CHEAPEST ILLUSTRATED WORK EVER PUBLISHED. PART TWO JUST OUT, ec Twenty-Five Cents. RSUM ; or, Pictori corial ong stained by PAINES Y GNIve ing Collection of ‘iews in nit Ctr Portraits Published in ig Sloutaly omy a, wren will uibsersberm of the Pictorial World (or will oo presented with Three Prem esceienvats id of ree acts Parts, each aed ine oP » from new t plates, v printed 118 Reese street, N. TO CALICO PRINTERS. Fe OH ag SALE—THE RAHWAY PRINT WORKS. been put in complete rep i ei int 3 to neces per we Bro teirds of ha pore pe ‘ean me on bos mortgage for a number of years, or an soranpoaent ‘can be i be made to PHILIP: TRUSSLER, ________—iRahway, New Jersey. _ CY SOAP WORKS.— camer ‘ol pocet aed and aul0 Stawlm*re aes PERFUMERY, Y AND FAN FA & VROO bbw manufacturing and patting up he newest and most attractive styles, ceutlower than can heir manufacturing facilities enables saliorthe smnallest Profit, it Sales Room, 79 Trinity Place, rear ofthe brought to Havel mar new ‘Trinity (' lnureh. ou ITIVAL CAKICAT UKES—The best = sh 5 iQ. Gen epunctuslty ‘attended tw. eri t colouring sxapeied ‘at short no- 3, Oeil ings, merchants’ places of et ., drawn and colored from nature, and free from vietimisi ra or rentotate C AND. ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION. FRET OR. has the honor of informing ew iMOBEL: Or aia ayer ah 3 Neural Hi atioal nicety in the’ persons who have resi polis of the world, can easily recoguise the Won jaye dwelled. Open eve Price of admittance, 2% cents ; children half price. © tm oe catch ely collections, 0 or -oranent aus at home roma. 2m eod! TO BMIGRANTS AND OTHERS MAKING KEMITTANCES TO ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND IRELAND. FOR ANY AMOUNT. on all the Branchies of PROVINCIAL TANK Kent COLAN THE NATIONAL B. can bo obtained of fun, pu EDS the BANK ranches ne ROI New fon Beate of Newfoundland. ~ MONTHLY 1 N.Y. MEDICAL AND SU IRGIC ALINSTITUTE, No. 75 Chambers Street. CASES BUCCESSFU! Hy” WY TREATED. y a nation of the Chest i from the Langs, mation of the Eyes, sex of Gonorhes, 1 Berne ‘Tremens, 2 Jntermitent Fever, 2 Ty phus Fever, 1 Inflammation of the Blad- 4 Great “pin Mow mot the der, 2 Enlargement of the Heart. “SHE dala RES. jad Vicers on the Legs, SUCCESSFUL SURGIC. AL OFF 2 rere “ ba Le hones of on a child 24 ‘months 2 Fistulo | mn Ano, 1 Curvature of the Spine, 1 Tumor removed fre Face, and wilwet entting DR, 8. BOSTWICK, Attending Physician and Surgeon. ‘This Institnte established to render to the aMicted scientific: me rgical aid, has already been f ties | @ wagon containin t. a0 eo an and lady, about Sarrical Operations of every description are also performed by id experienced surgeon, In all cases charges are Inoderate, and those whose means are limited are required to rey for medicines only. ‘The poor will be attended to every day be- out charge. DR. H. BOSTWICK, i Attending Surgeon and Physician. snnier the yatronnse nd commen bie ¢ REY: Bit PR tween 3and 4 o'clock, wat Philadelphia. {Correspondence of the Herald } Paucapecenia, August 22, 1844. Theatricals—- Excplosion—-Natives—-Duels—- Pros- pects of Mr. Clay—‘The Herald. Dear Bennett :— linclude myself among the list of your occasion- al correspondents from this city, and shall commu- fnicate with you from time to time whenever any thing transpires of sufficient interest for the columns of your interesting and widely circulated sheet. Theatricals are doing wellin this place—the Wal- nut and Arch street theatres continue to draw good houses, and the managers of each are stretching every nerve to cater in the most liberal and attrac- tive manner. It sarprized many of your readers here that so many misstatements should have been made by one of your correspondents, in regard to the patronage of the Walnut, which is certainly the best conducted establishment we have, aud patronized to a greater extent than the Arch, though the later has drawn good house for a short time past. Burton, | understand, bas leased the Arch forthree years, and signed a lease to that efleci emwetd if ‘rhe ie jlosion of the steamboat Portsmouth, whieh biypened recently 1n the Delaware, is attr buted io « malicious feeling on he part of the for- merengiovers. With what plausibility | cannot but rumor has many reports in circulation, hich will, no doubt, lead to an examination ol the affair, It should be investigated Every thing is quiet here in regard to the natives. These geotlemen have one or two papers here, adited by decided block-heads, who do more inju ry to their cause than all the inob-violence lately exhibited. Your expore of the * Yellow Flower” and ‘Native Blossom,” prodaced considerable sensation among the natives here, many of them approving ot the judicious remarks fiom your wel’- matured Judgment. 1 should like you to see some specimens of our natives, as they style themselves, and you would at once exclaim with honest Jack Falstaff, ‘ Out upon these rogues, I will not march through ‘oventry with them, that’s flat.” That duel between the Judge and Advocate has not come off yet, although “ expectations are on tip toe” when one of the parties returns to the city of Brotherly Love.” The Evening Mercury has varied in its candi- date for the Presidency, coming out for ‘ Polk and Dallas,” with a large apology for the with- drawal of Mr. Tyler, whose reasous you, no doubt, have seen before this will reach your hands. The prospects of Mr Clay in Tennessee are very flattering. Severat gentlemen from that State have just informed me that if betting be atest, two to ‘one on Clay can be had, so certain are they of the State going for the whigs. The circulation of your paper bere is on the in- erease, and there is more reliance placed upon its statements, than any other issued in the city of Gotham. So much for tact, taste, and talent, three indispensable qualities for a "journalist. Aw revoir. + Natnan. Newport, R. I. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Newport, R. I., August 18, 1844. Sea Bathing—The Polka in the Water—the Clifs— Distinguished Strangers—Ole Bull—Borghese— Cassella—Sea Bass and Snipe. Dean Bennett:—I have watched your columns closely for some time for a full and faithful history of sayings and doings at this enchanting place. 1 have been at the famous ‘‘ Ocean Hous2” now for some two weeks, and every day adds new pleasure to the most delightful scene. There are about 400 staying at this magnificent Hotel, which is planned after the U.S Hotel at Saratoga, but 1 must say the conductor falls far short of the inimitable Mar- vin, in the management of his establishment. | could point out many things which could be easily improved, but as there is another palace to be erected next year, by a company of New Yorkers, we hope for a lithe improvement. Every house in the place is filled to overflowing, the principle ones of which are, the Beleveu House, accommodating about 250, and the Whitfield House, (named after a worthy ‘citizen of this place,) which will aecom- modate about 175. This is said to be the best Eating House in the place, and from one or two dinings out that 1 have had, I received u very fa- vorable impression of the culinary department. ‘At least two thousand strangers are here at pre- sent, among them some of the most distinguished in the Union. ‘Che Episcopal clezgy are FORSIAS bly well represented in the persony of the Bishops ot Tennessee, Massachusetts, and Rhode Is'and. The famous General D’Evereux, who fought so gallantly for the liberties of Columbia, and then lost his eyesight, is here with his assistant, and justly receives much attention. Mr. Middleton, and a large number of distinguished and fashiona- ble gentlemen from the South and East, (for here the two extremes appear to meet,) are making this their head quariere. Politicians sppear to shun this place as they would the yellow fever, the air being entirely too pure for such kind of animals. Most of the New Yorkers who are here stop at the “Ocean,” several of which, both gentlemen and ladies, are striving for deur life to * get the hang” of the Poika,under the instruction of Mons. Korponay, and not without a reasonable hope of fionl success Miss §.., of Philadelphia, as yet bears off the palm —great seagon (next, for short petticoats and well wrned ancles. But really, the only dance that gives me any satisfaction is what you term the “Polka in the water.” To lead a beautiful, well- formed, soft-limbed, straight und narrow-footed {e- male, far out into’ the green ocean, and dance a minute with her and the wild waves; to have the roaring of the mighty waters for music, the vast dom Ifeaven tora canopy, and the hard sanded botiom. of the ea for a dancing floor—what can ox Palithis? Can you, with your well-known fruitfai imagination, fancy anything equal to this? Do not suppose, however that we water nymphs imitate in our costume, old Adam and Eve, while yet in a state ot innocence, No, no; tar from that. The Peris of the deep have naught to gaze upon, except a white and pretty foot, and love-Iiiling eyes, foreven the face, as well as form, is hidden from view. But oh! the sport, the sport is delight- ful. From New York I notice here some of your most fashionable citizens. You may well suppose with such society aud so much of it, very little idle time havgs upon our hands. We have a most ex- cellent band, and what with dancing and rambling upon the “‘chfia” by moonlight. and listening to the sweet sounds of music as it echoes among the rocks and caverns—what with the music of a Bor- ghese, of Ole Bull, of Cassella, and other minor stars, we manage to forget the world and think of naught but the g! i of Newport. Do come Mr. Bennett, and I will show you how to pull in « sea bass weighing 40 pounds. 0, ’tis glorious eport, and for those fond of gnaning there is no end to the game ; go prepare youree f another year fora visit, for all the world will undoubtedly be here, as it must take the lead in fashionable watering places, Harpcastix. Iuon Steamer Micwigan.—The Erie Gazette of the 15th inst.,gin speaking of this fine vessel, marks that it has just been completed by Messrs. house and Tomlinson, contractors, under the ‘peri tendence of Mr. $ Hart, m1 Tconsiructor, and Mr. 8. T. Hart, foreman for seaetemeiet Her measure in 166 feet 4 inches in keel, 37 1eet beam, and 12 feet hold, and is built entirely of iron except the spar deck, which ” of 3¢nch pine plank. Her engine was deaigned by c.M, land, principal engineer, and suprrintended A tiara anne engineer United States hag She de two trial trips, the first going 46 miles in four d 18 minutes, second 50 miles in four hours minutes, with a heavy beam wind Asa natural consequence, her a eye increase, until her machi- 0 mes pertectly smooth. The Michigan, it is said by gentlemen who are acquainted with ali the iron now built in the United States, is the best piece of workmanship of the kind they have ever seen. This ves. sel, with all ber guns, and forty tons of coal on board, Grawabut 7 feet I) in. weler, belag « Iss draught then apy other war vessel of her class now afloat, and com- bines more streng'h than ia possible for auy wooden ves sel ofher tonnage. Too much praise cannot be ascribed tothe constructor, foreman, and other gentlemen con- cerned in the erection of this new steamer, ant to Mr, Stackhouse, the contractor, who, we understand has hed the entire management of her hull and engine; all must awara to him ‘he merit of being a practical business man of the first order—vigilant energetic in the perfor. mance ef all bis undertokings, and in every particular o gentleman.— Pi tsburg Jge, lug. 20. 2 Faran Rareroap Accrpent.—The train of care on the Long Island Railroad came in contact with twenty miles this s ay morning The wagon was broken to pieces ry the lady, Southard, killed—(he gentleman was taken up ali ve, font insensible. Org President Tyler has built himself a very ele- gant house at his Virginia plantation, on the plan of an on lish villa, under the superintendence of that very Land ingenious architect, Mr. John Skirving, of Philadelphia—-sehore, with his secompished lady, he will Se live much happier, than at the White Bristol, R.1. [Correspondence of the Herald } Buistox, R. 1, Aug. 20, 1844. Location—Advantages— Trade—Distinguished Vi- sitors. J. G. Bennett, Eso— Str—Having never noticed among your numer- ous correspondents, any communication from this place, I suppose it will not be uninteresting for you to hear occesionally, as our town is so well known for its beautiful and healthy situation, and also in the immediate vicinity of the last exploits of that distinguished warrior Metacom, or Metamora, as he is poetically called, when represented by the great tragedian, Forest—who, when visiling afriend in this place some two years since, endeavored to locate the spot of his death onthe west side of Mt. Hope, on land of the late Hon, James Dwolf, about two miles from the village. I am not a little eurprieed that the good people, when flreing from the cities during the hot weath- er, should not select this place in preference to Newport, a8 we possess all the advantages, without the disadvantages, of the latter, viz: ther dense sea fogs—with this one sad objection hotel: however, this is the fanlt of the public. We have now, however, sojourning with us, reveral personages of note, among whoin are the distinguished luwyer of your city, Prercott Hall, Exq., also the god-like Ole Bull, Who is induced to pean a few weeks here with his trend, Fiizhenry Jomer, Exq., a wealthy gentleman from Boston, who selects this town, in preterence to other places, fora summer retreat. We number trom 3,500 to 4,000 inhabitants. Our trade ia sgricultural, commerce and manu- facturing; of the former, the principal prodvels wre enions, the annual proceeds of which | understund 1s something like $50,000, which as principally die- tributed ety oe poorer Claes of the community. We have two lurge cotton mills, one of which, wii- derthe agency of John Norris, E:q., ha» paid a dividend of 40 per cent profits for the jast twelve months—but | regret to say the commerce hus td ly fallen off, as well as the general character und tone of the place, since the decease of 1s great benefactor, the Hon. James Dwoif. Pokayoxer. A Court 1n Jowa.—The following account of a Curt in Iowa is given in a lener from the Upper Mississippi:— ‘Iowa is now the finest frontier countay in the Weat, and is settling up very fast. Judge Williams related to me some amusing scenes that he wit- nessed, when he started on his circuit for the pur- pose of organizing wud holding his first’ cours among the rude frontier people. In many counties they had not time even om erect any kind of shelter fora court house. The best provision which could be made, was to form seats of logs benewth the shade of a lurge tree, with a raised gent bear its body, for the Judge. The Sherifl would open court by mounting a stump, or mound, near by, and cry- ing “Oh yes, oh yes,” &e., announcing to the whole universe that the court was then opened, and inviting all who had businese, to attend. ‘The Clerk sat on a block of wood, and used a shingle on his knee for a desk. After the Grand Jury were empannelled, and charged by the Judge, they were sent in care of the Shenff 10 a large hol- low or ravine, in which aber could sit in conclave beyond the view of the Court, or spectators. A smaller hollow or revine was appropriated for the use of the Petit Jury. The grass grew very tall in the neighborhocd, and if the jurymen lay down in a ring in the grese, they could still more perfectly exclude themselves from observation. The Judge said that, one day after having chargea the Grand Jury, Hoey Wheel oot them to their quarters in the large hollow, a tall, raw-boned, live Yankee looking man, with hat in hand, addressed him as follows :— “May it please your honor, I wish to Fpeak to you.” ‘Order, sir, what is ut’ * Judge,” tinued he, with the utmost gravity, ‘‘ is it right for fellows to snake it in the grass?” “ How? whatis that, sir?” ** Why you see,” said the Yan- kee, “there’s some fellows who's tarual fraid the Grand Jury will find something agin *m, which they desarve, and they are snaking up to the Grand Jury on their bellies in the grats, kind of trying to hear what the Jury are talking about.” “No,” meneascna the Judge, with as much gravily as he coul command, “I do notallow of ‘snaking.’ Here, Mr. Sheriff, go station a guard around each Jury's hollow, and if amanis found ‘snaking,’ have him brought before me, and | will cause him to be punished. Indeed, if this ‘snaking’ is per- sisted in, 1 shall recommend a special act to be passed, making it a misdemeanor.” The fact was, the Judge said, there were present at the time, some barefooted vagrant rescale, who rere penpanly justly suspected; of horse stealing,bad “snaked i” on the Grand Jury, i in order to find out whether the Jury intended ‘to present them, and if eo, to gain time by this clandestine warning, and flee the jurisdiction of the Court, by escaping into Missouri. From St. Dominco.—The Maria, Bowen, fifteen days from Jacmel, St. Domingo, arrived at this port last evening. We learn from Captain B that ina political point of view every thing quietude, nothing transpiring to mar th: ministration of the present form of government. was dull. The market was well stocked with Asenioan roduce, which was in fair demand. Coffee scarce and Righ, end in good demand, ‘The stock of logwoed fair, and demand moderate.—Phil. Paper. Yeurow Frver in Monte —The Board of Health yesterday reported one case of yellow fever Ws reported at the Marine Hospital The sy mp'oms of this case, we are informed, manifested themreives ut Stockton, near which the patient was lying on board a vessel. So far, this season, the weather bus been such as would be pronounced decidedly indicative of healthtul- ness. These sporadic cases. (two in pagers oppear, therefore, to be strange — Mobile Herald, dug. 1 Crors, &c.,1n New You —The senior editor ef the Boston Courier, in a letter from Trenton, Oneida county, N. ¥., mentions that the Potato crop is nearly destroyed i Feit, in that regi-n, and that there will be Wut very little fruit. There are extensive ond beautilul orchards of apple trees, but they are almost en- tirely destitute of fruit. This ia attributed to a severe frost, which buppened when the trees were in blovsom. On o1 iced beside its necessary number of ordinal more than one hundred swarms of bees, which had already mde for their owner during the ent seeson, honey enough to purchase, in the New york market, all the luxuries in food and wearin appe rel, that a large family could require for its gratification, — give him a surplus in cash, to add to his former capi- tal. Free at Levant—Gukat Loss or Property.— On Sunday morving, 18th inst., a fre broke out in the exten tannery establishment at Tevant villoge, owned by Toffis of Levant, and Southwick of Danvers, Mass., and the whole, together witha large amount of stock, was consumed ; also, a dwelling house belonging towidow Hodstun. ‘The the tannery and stock estimated, we believe, at $60,000, and there wi ance of only 08) but at what office we are ed —Bangor Whig, Aug 19. Hearn ov St. Lovis.—A_ geatleman has just arrived here, who says that when he was in Detroit a few days ago, there was a report current at that place, that the Yellow Fever was prevailing to a most fatal ex- tent in St Lous. Whis is a fabrication. Such a disease as the Yellow Fever never at any time prevailed at St. Lontis, and thus far we have hed o healthy season in this city. ‘The summer complaint among children is the on! disease that hi Luis Bra, Aue 13. F5S CY GOODS wipes & MEYER, 102. Williams mast, importers of French, German and English Faney Goods, have just re~ if sale on reasonable terms, a ¢! fall kinds; Segar and othe mis. Suapendrs; Satchels: fatore; Beinsors; Accordions; Harmonicus: ialers; Writing, ‘Toiletve Deeks, Se a new ve, and toys; all srt of Perfumery: y recommend a assortment of Woul- Jeste Mtatleat eeae Winks of Crketercrers cree aul9 eodim* m aes, ete, ind Silke REMOVAL. PERSSE & BROOKS, have removed from No. 61 to the new stores Nos, 69 and 67 Nassau street Maiden Lane and John » naas 2we FURNISHED ROOM TO ) LET—Without board, in house 66 Greenwich street, where there are no boarders taken. A ply on the premises. 22 Bere OPPER—I00 cases Feat She thing, & very supe ticle, from 4a3%oz., for sale eK. © OLLINS & CO, eine G South stiwet, j ij 1 Wea ind most sa OLITICAL CARICATURES Por sale by SAMES in asta street. Orders, accompanied with Nein eemctually attended to. Price $6 per 100, aul In *ee ARK THEAT' RE—The public is respectfully i vice will be opened for the season oa MON tha this engaged at thig_ establishment are mitlemmee en'floom on. Thursday Morning, LIVERPOOL their permits ou , immediately . 4 eee ida ve ayes ily be blie store. 25re \ — ona for sale tow by QATMEAL=In wood order, “About SARA ; ‘auld Sire a leans wharf, street