The New York Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1844, Page 3

The prosperity ef every interest depends upon the adop- tion of restrictive measures, without which we shall soon realize times similar to those we have just recovered inate, om wha mor Freshen a teoene taint the whole ne iF wot a + jo l from. Consequence of the Wan at ras, decome bad, rancid, putrid, in | ‘The New York Bowery Fire Insurance Company have consequence of tl i kd Samia Taupe mch pee mamtine tre <0 | ie day declared u dividend ot te per cent. for the last the cyrmptons of the efforts of Nature, (or the vital principle of the blood.) to ‘exrcL the PkecaNt OF | six months, payable on the Ast of December. hich would otherwis = ich woald of wrwise, des Hoy the The Spring Garden Insurance Company, of Rochester, in our head, in our foot, in or bowe's, '+t'us but be satisfied that of our blood has lately adopted the mutual principle. It has recently declared a dividend of 3 per cent on its capital, and afar ther dividend of 124 percent on its premium for the last six months. One dollar bills of the Fairhaven Bsnk, altered to tens, are in circulation. The receipts of the Western Railroad company continue to show an increase on those for the same time last year: a Western Rarnoap. lod, every drop we have is fequired to meure ultimate health tothe body: we must uot loae a drop: neither must we use any cines internally which are uot perf. ctly harmless,if applie to the body. So we must not w the prepara- neither mast we use any vegetable medicine of nate between ‘Truth, which is eternal, TENCE Ee eae Moora be guided ip epaaleaadan agg reeks wp, $0, Witt THE HEALTH OF iat BODY rire hem fai! Of imparting ralef, Ingll sone Moa tipi ond “The increase in the receipts of this ” company tom ie 8 ed heal’ In chrgnie Gomplains let ip Fills be ey be much larger after the close of na Honea ee dedi ct at | hen be ho mon eat ane othe seen fae sen doses of ills anda f to the house, will ne to the seaboard. The only few days confines change the chronically diseased Ade Thisis no figure of the imagi thousand matter-of-fact. men who hi MEMBER, in all cases of disease, no matter whether cold or aeniugh; whether it be asthma or consuinption; whe- ther it be rheumatism or pleuris: rit be typhus or fever and ague, or billious fe ae cough, or mea sles; whether it, by scarlet 2 Pox; that the Pls kaown as Brandreth’s Pills, will surely d’ more than all the Stores for your restoration to health, aud ri on Bo harp, RANDRETH'S PILLS, take them so ax.t0 duce a brisk effect, and your sickness will be the affair of a whoare too wise to follow th thing that will operate unfavorably to the increased pros, perity of the Western road, is the liberty the railroads of this State have to carry freight after the closeof navi- gation on the canals, This privilege was granted during the last session of the Legislature of this State, and urg- ed through by those interested in the prosperity of the Western road. Itis very doubtful whether it will act as favorably as anticipated to the interests of thet Company. Navigation con the river remains open ck for months, 4 quire | {ull three weeks after the suspension of navi ay jong P ‘law bese these shines, he #0 ar | €ation on the canals, and sometime ufter the commerce of ‘question, Verily, EEVIDENCE is wanted, it shall be pro- | the lakes is suspended, this gives sufficient time to trans buneptltohanaahans Cyto 5c a seen Port the stocks left in hand,when tho lake is closed to tide is the pert advice mortal man can give OM “ can | 7Mer, ‘and from‘thence down the river to the seaboard.— ir. iT Po + Bowery and 241 Hudson o Brandeceli ca hen a 25 | As soon as supplies from the West cease, the quantity cf cts. per box, with full directions in the English, Spanish, Portu- produce to be transported is very limited, as long previ- ous to that time the products of this State generally have reached the market. This being the case, the only sources from which freight for our own or the Western roads, are derived, are in the immediate vicinity of the several lines. Anopen communication with the seaboard throughout the season, is of very great importance to those ited in the interior, in enabling them to get many articles of produce to market; but we look upon the privilege!gran- ted to the railroads of this State, throughout the winter, a8 being of vast importance to this ci- ty in a commercial point of view. Heretofore bsui- guese and French languages. All Philadelphia Subscriptions to the Henao must ¥. the ts, Zieber & Co., 3 cer build: 3d Sama dee oon see oe ‘The Concentrated Kxtract of Sarsaparilila, tian and Sassafras, prepared by the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, etabliahe Tor the suppresnon, of quackery," This relined and highly concentrated extract, pos- fessiug all the purifying qualities and eurative powers ofthe ‘above herbs, is confidently recom by the College us in- extract of Baraaparitia at present re Telied ou asa certain remedy for all from an impure state of the blood, such as in, Fing-warm, blotches or” pimples ulcer i lcerated serofala, salt Pain in the bones or joints, nodes, eutaneons eruptions, a ness in this city has heen suspended immediately on the ‘ soph eres initaeines use of | oe sectndry eft of close of canal navigation, and for some time previous to ue nnale Jpeontsench. | that event, merchants from the West, or from the inte- rc ! a 2 00 rior of this State, were afraid to make the purchases they NY er Her is ia po teeseslevalé pdisMiastea: wished, fearful of their being frozen in somewhere on Office of the College, 95 N: 3 f one 93: RICHARDSON, M.D. a the line, where they must remain until the opening o! navigation, or be transported by teams to the place of destination. This evil has disappeared, and purchases cam be made to the last moment, with an assurance that they will reach the destination intended more expeditiour. ly than before. This will have a very favorable effect on credits,tending to shorten the time on which merchandise Extract of Cubebs, Copaiva, and erage. 9 rilla, (Dr. Glovers, p= This ithe most speedy, certain, and ef- fectual remedy for the cure of Gonorthosa. that has ever used. [tis pleasant to the palate and grateful to the stomach, and easily taken. It is aconcentration of all the medicinal pro- perties of such remedies as have been found most efficacious in curing gleets, seminal weakness, and all ischarges from the Bien dthemete: prtdactnolly a vegetable compound, and acts | ig now gold, and do away with the necessity of purchasing partatiected, ga directions secompany the medicine, which | more at atime than required for immediate consumption. may be hadat No. 2 Ann treet. Price $i. A merchant coming from the western part of this State Constitutional Debi ‘Cured.—The Tonic in September, has heretofore been compelled to purchase a cupply large enough to lest until the following June a period of nine months. He can now come to Prepared by the Col cf tdeticineand Prarmany of jaw York, is confidently recommended for all cases ¥ produced by secret indulgence or excess of any kind. valuable remedy forimpotence, sterility, or barrenness, Mixture, lependi nk ‘on mal-formation, market in January, and have a new stock at his door in oo indent pall pra fe Uno, & dozen $5; carefully | joss than a week after shipment. The communication Office of the Ce Medici i ', bet this city and Albany, during the close of the river, is not so expeditious or so regular as between Bos- ton or Albany, but we have via the Housatonic road, a route available both for passengers and freight. How long we shall be compelled to depend upon this circuitons \ Grey and Red Hair changed to Black or AUBURN-ITALIAN HAIR DYE ©This dye will give to red or grey hnir, or whiskers, a most beautiful eslor of black or burn, beyond ical be e detection of the most c1 air or grey like magic change, route to Albany, depends entirely upon the movement leg iets ch Alt eae, ofour cap.telists in completing the roads—partly con y famous artists done of yore. It leave no stain or color upon the skin, biit acts om hai ing it a glossy and beautiful app ce, Pri ppirerared’ and fold by! A.B. Banbe to.’ Chemist a ruggists, No. roadway, corner Cham| it, ite Buildings, Sold also at 79 Fulton mireet, aud 77 East Brosd were Medical Advice In Private Diseases.—Th maimbers of the New York Colle of Mediineaud Pharmacy, fablished for the suppression me To dite Shotr partiedinr atventton tonal dieekee ey can confidently promise to persons requirg 8 safe and yertanent cure, without id emnaat from business,” invalids are vo make application to the College on sve frst, appearan those dives, ag @ va amount of suffering. and -cing may be hus avoided.” Oue of the members ‘of the College, years counected with the prine}pal. hospital iu, Europe for the ahr e complaints, Arends for consi tation dally from & structed and contemplated. The transportation of freight over the inland railroads of the State, has opened markets for the trade of this city, which have been shut out here tofore for eight ond nine months, and so far as possible eusnres a regularity of business throughout the year.— All that we now require to perfect this additional source ofirade, is a direct and rapid communication with Al- bany, and the completion of the Erie railroad, which would open markets in a different quarter. ‘The report of the Bank of the Valley in Virginia for October 1844, compared with that for 1843, shows a very alight additional movement in all the departments. Bank oF THE VALLEY In Vong t 1843. it a. Ma, Increave. — Ad and Medici aranteed. Loan: discs A 1,473,509 1,560,537 86,916 MPORTAN TO- CSUNERY INVALIDS Person hoot ean eee ‘317,62 39,392 he ‘country, and finding jt inconvenient to make per- | Circulation, 757.733 1,085,133 277/400 ee requmige to Perform a radical etre: bysating thet | Depots aviiadnctaice ss thucine icity: together with all ayruptomu: time of coutncte, | Allthe banks of Virginia have, according to their re- snd Grentment Frosived « plese At enclosing $5, pest | cent reports, undergone a slight expansion. We find this au Sfice and Coasnicing Rooms of the Callens; B Nexen, | the case with all the banks, reports of which have this season been made public. Banks situated in large mar- kets, «xpand from season to season, to meet any demands from the mercantile classes, but they never fall back to their original position. They go forward three feet and back two, and they must st this rate eventually arrive at ‘¢Graham” for December.—This old fa- rite of the American people. co the glories of the rain-bow. publi has show: Petitors that he has the ability and the will Soleo th ack ground. The embellishment of, the mont! pe De en ¢or us uty of plus naiural to rd. by indeed, quietest ‘he Friend” andeeds exgunite he Reapen rien the point reached in 1887 and 1088, Of which, ‘Messrg. ater, the i ad." ood end of Walter Colton, a cheba the! Old Stock Exchange. iit iter, ions, u it i ‘Theliterary mater iyot a, sexy high grder. Coser hs con: | $2000 Hlinojs pel bs 35, Shas Homsatonic RR 37 tributed another sketch of “Naval ben. and Graal has das Obes, ae too 0 60 6 ly :hilosophieal artiele on the Amusements of Eaglind, com: | '¢000 Ohio's, "60 |, 99% 100 do ame Pared with those of the continent. ‘There is a host beside aoe ae 25 L Island RR R ‘This magazine is, beyond all question, the favorite ta New sme do bio 38% no wh Is your rest broken In consequence of a | 100 ohas Mast tan Bie i, B® OF bw a tedious. and tronblesome cough? Sherman's Gough Lozenges | 23 {}!izais BI om 6S ; will relieve you—they will give you sweet sleep, allay the 75 Canton Co 360 42 50 do 10 73 tation, promote expectoration, and by their proper use you will | ,73 Catan {2% 180 Stonington RR” Ge ron forget that you have bven sick.. ‘Phourands have. used | 173 4 430 "5p Tomine wis mm when hope se taken aight and the destroyer | 12 varnt2y rut 9 HS baw stood ready to claim h im, ‘The result has been most be- | 999 do sty 375 do b30 424, nelicial, and Sherman's Cough Lozenges arenow acknowledged | 380 4° m B a hy all 70 be the best and most efficient medicine ever discovered | 225 42 8 BNork’worRR 49 for curing coughs colds, consumption, and asthma, and will | 30 9° iE a aka ois 30 we to be used when other medicines are forgotte! 0 do 360 3750 do 810 70; Dr, Sherman’s warehouse is at 106 Nassau street. Agents, 110 | 9, 4° f+ a 54 £30 70! Broadway ; 227 Hudson street ; 188 Bow > way; | 25 Morris Canal 33438 do 7 95 William st.; 3 Ledger Buildings, Phi and 8 Biate - x io 4G bao Ht at; Bos le SO do r 5 50 = bis 7 Ricord s Parisian Alterative Mixture, for | 'sq Pest Bouton Co iy 10 do sm Se the rermanent etre o or seeoadary do, scrip «te 5 do 160 70 uleers odes, orany complaint Produced by ay “it Mokawk RE % do baw Zh treatment, sus: tremaiaing i their system should use | 100 dot 100 do bie 71 out delay. as no person can ‘consider ving the venereal disease, without thoro Boara. um with $10000 Penn’a 5’s celebrated alterative tt $2; | 00 shas U8 Bank 3 Mohawk RR O° 72 carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union. Sold at ihe | 19? qhas UB Bank 3% 123 Leland ie Ey College of Medicine and 1 $6 Nassau prime RKE ae $118 $8 Moris Cand “$3 0 r nant rato rig mu 30 do bis 72° 15 do 3384 "The stock market is in a very feverish state. Quote- Sait, =r pe persed ah BL tions show another decline since yesterday, but it was | Sijgy ONS bs th @ tl net se general as that of afew days sinee. Stonington | 7000 IMlinois spel eu 50 Nor & Wore 930 69% y 100 shas U 8 Bank c Sm 50 do 70 fell off j per cent ; Norwich and Worcester 2); Erie R. | 299 do c Shy 125 do c i Road}; Farmer's Doan 3; Canton Co. 4; Long | 200 Vicksburg Bk © 5, 50 do anit Island 2; Morris Canal 4; Illinois improved 43] 50 "do vin 9 fo aS 00 694 Ohio 6% 4; while Harlem, Reading, Mohawk, U.| 72 40 ie ae 4 $n Bank and East Boston, closed at yesterday’s pri- | 125 Farmers’ Trost cesT) 65 do 93 71 oes. Sales were only to a moderate extent and | /73 & Island KR Les ih Se Bei the tendeney of prices is still downwards. So long do e7 as the banks maintain the position they have recently Saves or Stocxs—Borton, Nov. 20. taken, or un‘il private capital is drawn into this market, Exchange Board Nov.20.—60 East Boston Co, 8}; 125do the stack market must continue in the present depressed | 8]; 260, r010d, 6};. 60 do, s080d, 8}; 60 East Boston divi _ fitate.s We much doubt the ability of the banks to car- ae Me f ae 43; 25 oe ae ee cr ¥ ry out the coursethey have adopted. Stockholders are looking tor dividends, and when the time comes round, their anticipations must be realised. It is impossible for the banks of this city, to meet their enormeus expenses, and declare fair dividends, without mak- jog Jorge loans on stocks; they cannot adhere tojthe legi- timate business of banking; and instead of making their do 72; 26 do 873; 25 do 87§; 100 do bol: ; 75 Reading RK, 234; 3 Meta and Pribitenos RR, 106; hb do, biod, 1083. 4 At Auction—300 shares Atlantic Bk, $96 a 963 per sh; 200 Boston Bank, $08 a 564 do; 100 Siate Bk, $69} do; 16 Massachusetts Bank, $964 di Boston Athenaeum, $180 d 4 40; 10 “oncord RR, (N.H.) $64 arg ew stock, 6] per ct adv; , 14§ do; 1 Lowell RR, 24} do; 1 Tremont Mills, 6} do; 3 Nashua Manuf. Co, par 500, 625 @ 630 per eperatione with the commercial classes, the principal part bs a ee ah ort ban so 6 jae va ~ ober » chante’ Bk, 4} do; 11 Boston Bank, yi sh; oftheir busines, they are now the least important and | Qhente Leathet Dealers’ Bk, 1d per ot 4 a rede have to give way for stock loans. The banks of this city | py, $923 per sh; 5 National Ins Co, par 60, $60 do: $1600 are governed principally by those who look more to the | Boston city 6 per ct stock, pay 1846, 14 per ct adv; $1400 salaries of their office, than to the interest of their stock. | 4% pay 1898, 3§ per ct adv; 10 certificates 6 per ot sterling bonds, of £500 each, 84 adv; $12000 U. 8. peret stock, pay 1862, 13% adv; $1 do, pay 1862, 14f a ¥) per cent adv; $10000 U 8 6 per ct sto: k, pay 1853, 3} a 34 per cent adv; $3125 do 6 per cent, pay 1862, 14 per ct adv. holders, and the absence of all financial ability leads them into the grossest errors, and the community inte difficul- ties and embarrasement. When we consider who con trols those institutions, when we know that the interests ofall thove engeged in trade and commerce, are sub: Jeat to the movements of a few individuals wao are as lit- tle acquainted with the ramifications of trade, as they are with anatomy, it cannot be otherwise than that the great Auctnations so frequently experienced in every thing connected with mercantile and financial offairs, tshould continue; and so long as those who have the pewer of loaning money have the power of making it, we must ex. . State of Trade. Asues—Pots seli at $4, a4 pearls at $426 498, There is very Jittle doing in either description. Bexswax— Prime yellow is held at 20 a 29jc. Baeapsturrs—Not much doing in any description to- day; we therefore have no change in prices to notice. Cortox—The enquiry to-day was quite moderate, buy- ers generally being dis to await the advices per ateamer, now due. Sales amount to about 500 bales, still further concessions being made in favor of the buyer Hay—Good qualities ot North River bale, for shipping, pect and will rea\ize the greatest extremes in the market. | selis at 36 a 874c. Separate the banking department of our State institutions Provistons—Ohio pork is in very eae baa fro the issuing department, and we shall ha Prime we quote at $675 a 6874; mess, $9 87} a $9. Bee! is very dul, and quotations witho:t alteration. Oho lard is in fair request at 6 a6jo for kegs. Wausxny—Drudge casks are quite inactive at 98 cents, Western and prison barr: 1s sell at 274c. Rear Estate—At Anction—House and lot No. 4 State street, house 28 feet by 68, lot 208 feet deep, running arege to Pearl strect; on the rear of lot ‘a brick stable, greater regularity of movement,a more uniform value in the circu- lating medium, and a sounder, safer, and a more healthy (things. Until something is done to restrict the ope rationa of these powerful corporate bodies, revulsions must come round regularly ,and bankrupt laws will be periodi- cally required to wipe out the effects of immense specula- tiong. Ithas become necessary that some important move. ment should be made by our State Legislatures in relation tojour banks, We have before us the experiments of this country and those of Great Britain. We have seen—but not yet toan extent sufficient to judge correctly—the operation of the system recently adopted in England, and it is important that rome speedy measures should be piopted fluctuations so often ex perienoed in ai commercial operations of the country.— Brighton Cattle Market. Nov. 18 At market, 2,100 beef ca'tle, 250 rtorer, 9,000 sheep, and 2,126 swine. Parces—Beef Cattle--Last we k’s prices were fully sustained. Extra, $4 60 0 475; first quality, $48 426; se cond, $3 60; third, $2 75 a 3.26, No. 1, $2 634 Barrelling Cattle—Mess, $3 Sheep—Sales quick. from 2, Swine—Lote to paddle, 23 a 3¢ for sows, ond 3] a 40 tor rrows, large barvow shouts, @ lot to close, haif bar. rows,8c. At petal from 9 to prevent the ew Passengers Arrived, a ‘ston—Brig Moon—Robt Richards, E Coles, and 1 cs Foreign Importations. iewcastin—Ghip Herevlesteen thar ieespblack #2 caska Venetian red OM : Jenkine=50 eke do G Deke ici ade a ese bk ; 7 Venetian red 40 bus maguesia It Lenniy & co-20 E Roberts—10do 25 boxes do Ei C Yamall & consti cases do rown Bros IM) Shaldroos coal 9 grindstones tg rler. ) a—Brig Trin 225, ishersoe—I gr cks 130 bbls wine 400,bxa 100 Nt do raisins 160 Ki kone ra ).F Gleim—45 bxs raisins Williams & Ni f do 1432 qr do 400 chs ruisins 400 hf i oxs lemons Aquire & Gal 102 bus 1: Kegs wine H Gomen<3 bartainies Boa, Domestic Lmportations. Brig Moon—(Revorted. yesterday )}—27 & Harris~i0 Renard & cosa be a kde Habershaw & Jones—1 do bales roots Elliote & ec! hi rice SC Dorin. bls J Yeaton—83 cks __MARITIME HERALD. _ Steamers, Britannia, Hewitt. . Due "a. Ame’ Nore «we Novite ee Dae t Ship Masters and Agents. vor if, Captains of Vessels will give ‘aptain of our News Bi rt whence they aailed; the vessels sir cargo, and any foreign He will board the ts and Correspondents the Marige'Intelligece thoy can’ obtaines Nawsieal fy tion of any kind will be theakfally recited, | al tical informa- PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 22. aie wee Clearea. eKi Ms ve shies Vines By ore, New Orleans, N ian, Leavitt, di ‘m Nel Mobile, &} D Hurlbut & os, Ramon de’ Zaldo; Vi L Me. "eters: fearges, do, Buck & P igs Cypress, Wass n| , Whiteman, Jacksonville, EX. rague, Rol i, Keough, Calais, Me. PIN pias & Son ar eae Haste, (Sp) “Berea Havana, A 5 088 ‘0; William, 5 » NB.; Rienzi, Elliott, Baltimore, 1B Giger. AN NBs Rienzi Ship Herculean, Holmen: from Newcastle, E dae, to Barclay k Livingston.” th ole of C a masted, appeared to Oct. 6, with Ps End, saw rt Shi rather imermast Alexandri Gib. clr Sati ahead ERD ge Bri Oct, 4, passed Gibraltar 7th, Trio, Doan re «Nic ‘days from St. Domingo City, with on, Carter, 19 days from St. Domingo City, wit any I1hf bbls of Lig i l. ‘Stage. Left pilot boat Virginia, just art rom Pane au Piste, British brig Helen, Powers, 18 di im Prince Edward Isl- h potatoes, to Barclay & ton. Rodney, Smith, from via Key West 8th inst. iuhdrE bales gotton to Bonn U8 go ‘ ritish bri it] P CB. with coal, toJ. & G. Laure, a! 17 “avs from Sydney, geht Bodse,’Knanp, 6 days from Alexandria, with flour, to jearman, Schr Belle, McMath, 4 days from Norfolk, with mdse, to ‘Sturges & Clearman. Schr Pradence, Ekston, 8 days from Frankfort, with potatoes, to master. Below. Pel Panam barque Don Juan, of New Haven, Also, 2 brigs unknown, Sailed. Ship Louisa, Leavitt, New Orleans, and others, Packet shi Hendrik Hudson, Meote, for London, was towed. tothe: SOP Spit by steamer Samson, and anchored'on account of head wind. Miscellaneous Record. Packet Suir Hortinouer, for Liverpool, will sail to-day at 11 o'clock. ‘Whalemen. Fortune, Bailey, of and from New Bedford for Pacific Ocean, = 18th inst. off Gay Head—by the Herculean, at this Spoken. Wave, from Malaga for Boston, 5th inst. lat 39, lon 61. B N one loston. Nov 20—Arr Oxnard, Hinckley, Liverpool; Swan, Blanchard, Bangor, Ws Lima, Brown, Neweastle: bigs Bi jorton, Philadelphia. Signal for a barque and 3 bri tha, Williams, Matanzas; Lion, Watson, Malta and ‘Saral Surinam; Alpine, Marchant, do; St and Miragoane; Carthage, (of Boston, late of Salem) Hlwell, NOrlean: , Jackson, having rep’d; Elk, Nickerson, Philadel ‘Tyrian, ia; David Pratt, Tarr, and Pinta, Coombs, Portland; Union, Ryder, Fredericksburg; Norwich, tone A York. Provipr: ov 19—Arr Southport, Gorham, Ne Below, coming up, a lumber laden topsail schr Sid water, and Centurion, Curt Fatt River, Nov 18—At cess, Racl Yauhee, Hately York i wv rwront, Nov 17—Arr Cordelia, Brown, Boston for Savan- nah; Victor, Hallett, do for NYork; i mou ; Nantucket, Gi , Kelly, Plymouth for’ do: lo; Cicero, Nickerson, Denni NBedford for do; ‘Tan; patch, Nickerson, Gloucester for nh il for ee Jpbion, Sucet, yee, 4 tar, Hoyt, mt i Star, Winslow, Providenes for ‘Norfolk; Charles, Brown, do for New Harix, Nov t— Arr Elisabeth § Kelsey, ang Ce eal, Brpwrt Albany, Bl Black Hak, mae ‘West Indies; Geo Washington, Bui 5 4 Mary & Elizabeth, ‘Buckaloo, Phifadelph: Hcore Brandywine; Tantivy, Chapman, Albany. ParapecrHia, Nov 21—Arr W Bu Cld Harriet Thompson, Whipple, St 01 Le a ad oie mers, Warren, Rl; FA Seward, Ross, Provi Wilson, NYork. ROGERS’ GYMNASIUM. Nos 15, 17, and 19 Canal street. THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT is itd open aay und evening, recep persons sedentary habits should practise: these cxercites, which ure t only remedy for contractions of the Chest, Fale for do; Sally, 01 juator, for do; 2 Shute, Bel- i sa, Hoover, Golder, New York. sods mi er idence; Star, ‘hest, 2 ordinary results of constantly bending over the dea Parents and Guardians of Boys, and all i 1 " 3"b Roo! and sta- terested, are ‘ ERS, Proprietor. connection with W. J Wer, has opened 0. klyn, at No. 165 Fulton street. ing, business in’ New York, who reside in find this establishment a complete one forthe Purposes Ofexercise. Open day audevening. 22 imrec MINERVA ROOMS, 406 Bi way, near Canal street. QUNDAY EVENING, Nov, 2ith, DR. LARDNER will 5 give his Second Lecture on NATURAL RELIGION ! in it will be shewn that the characrer and attributes as- tothe Almighty in the Book of Revelation, are consist- whic cri ent with those discoverable by the light of Reason in the Bool of Natare. . cf siven, selection of Sacred Vocal Mr.'H. C ‘Timm, juartett, io, frot ny Hayden "There's rest in arles Jarvis jets, 25 cents lors open at 7—T'o commence at be- fore 8 o’clork precisely. 22 st DR. LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER. A CARD—The Public is informed, that Dr. LARDNE. continues the practice of business as a Consulting Engi- gineer, which he followed on an extensive scale for many years Englaud and of uew inventions and processes in the uted questions and doubtful points, ex: rimental investigations, with a view to the discovery or test- ing of improved Wil or un en when required, Office No 11 Spruce street, New York. Business Letters must, be post-paid, and to prevent time being Jost by frivolous applications, all applicants, will be ex- rt ye pay a retaining fee of $10 before consultation. n22 $mre SQUIRE & BROTHER NEW CHEAP CASH STORE, No. 182 Bowery, OF WATCHES, J) WELBY AND SILVER rans. fe and. Stock, and jadge tor yourselves whether New Store and and prices are worthy of notice. Spoons, Forks, Kni Ker wehave manufactured of coins, And all goods told ranted as represented, or uo sale. : Mr. Conover (well known to the public ax mkt.) will give his whole atentien to the repai es. Daplec, ‘Lever, and all ‘warrantes Se (Sue bey ag ed the re ils, Stramroats an ver Ware at trade prices. CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. I. PURSE will be given, for a Foot Race, to come off over the above Comrse on the 12th December—the amount of the Parse and conditions of the race will be made'known on ‘nesday next. Centreville, Nov. 2ist, 1844, 22 it*m COURSE OF FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE ROBERTSONIAN SYSTEM. EW C ilt be Wednesday, 27th Nov. by A Av, ROMUND DU BUISSON, A. Mat 5 o'clock, F. ., 89 Leon antago wr ted to attend at val the subscribers shall. hare the privilege of following the other courses, except ies’ one. for Ladies will be opened on Monday, 25th—days of tultion will bo Mondsy, WeduenSay” and Pity, trom Tike co 125 o’elock, ‘ ‘or information apply ad Edmand du Buisson . M. an 400 Brond- way, from 8 o’elock to 10 from 2 o’eloek wo 4 P. M. er M. M. DeLaforeat, French Con: ENC! ~» Porter, 1 Bassler + Grapes, 51 Beaver st. WH Gary RCo, 166 People. E. Wnbrequetten 61 Maiden lane, CC. C Carter oman Hagia New at Berard i ; Rev. Dr. John Power, 1 Barclay st. M. Melly, 58 Maiden Lane. nl5 2wrre FRENCH’S HOTEL PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends and Public that he has opened his new. an hotel tom tee, a few doors east of Br (imme wusiness and the princital places 0 mished jt ine style that will bear favor: ery best hotels inthe city. 'The pro: fiting up the above ‘house has had sériet comfort) and that he has combined eco: ices_ will show. ONE NIG +" WE ‘ 10. ‘The rooms will be warmed gratis, uid apon no éccasion will there be ‘gee bed in sroom re tee HRPEC TORY’ attuched, in which thee, ar meals served up at aut. Hons of the day and tvening. “There argo fst oom im, cold ant’ shower baths Porter J I times during the aight te admit lodg E the 33 Fi 28 rs, and to let them out at all hor » B.—Those who want Lodgings after the house ring the hall bell. NOTICE TO THE LADIES. Just GECEIVED nm Be RS sarah vat HONEY and x handsome nasortiment of rich KIDRONS, (of te coming veason) Just received by the Brango%s premier jars. cloves, will 19 3m¥m AUCTION SALES. A. ©. TUTTLE, Auctioneer. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, GERMAN TOYS, Ke.—Jacob 8. Platt’s ist Vall Trade Hardware Sale this sewson, will take place this day at 10 o'clock, at the auet room, 23 Platt. corner of G Id stret, consisting of 275 pac! lots of desirasle shelf and heavy Hardware, German, d American Staple *nd Fancy Goods, worthy the at- “ of city and country dealers, Also, with which the sale will commence, 10 cases German Toys and Kid Dolls. a0, a larve and valuable assortment of Table and Pocket Cuttlery, well adapted to the retail trade ‘Setts, Brass Andirons,kitchen Shovel ates, Lid- Also, polished stoel and Tongs, Brags Kettles, enameled Hollow Ware, SI ‘ som’s and New England Co. Woodscrews, Vices and Anvils, hand, back, and compass Saws, broad and narrow Butes, short handle Fry’Pans, Slated Glasses, ‘Turn Serews, Bell Pulls, joes, Swords, Guns, &e, s Also, 1 cask’ coffin Nails, assorted, white and black. Also. Bright face Hand and Sledge Hammers; Bar Lead; C $ Broad Hatchets; C'S Firmer Chissels, Bed Screws; Caro- lina Hose, &e, Catalogues now ready. ‘Terms 6 months, approved notes. 22 tec D. D. NASH, Auctioneer—Store 139 Fulton at. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pri o’elk, at i5 Crosby large House on the. pret 2 Poplars, Jugraie do, ay French ( among which large ne odd Privts and Bs Book C ing Glasses, Centre and Card Brom oon fl » Pil ‘ots, Wasi &e | Together with a large quantity of Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will commence. jasters, nal 2t*re AST CHANCE “THIS SEASON FOR JAPANESE Livaie —LEVY & SPOONER will sel at No. 69 Du- 8. ‘eduesday morning next, 27th inst. at 11 o'clock, iP Persia, from Am- in of the richest readen Porc Iain, figures and the time of’ Louis 14th, ‘of the 16th century, with various other invoice is the best offered, and probably will ouday, w articles may besren. ‘The public y.are invited to call and judge for themselves Sale , Tain or shine, n2z 2t¥ec — peers coe —— ANTEDIMMEDIATELY—Alnew or second hand Plea- Wi Bugsy, rth fr 40 a W. Wcities ee? rer hee 8 oO aie ANTED—For WJeman and lady, two comfortab furnished roo1 a_ moderate size, on the ry in some part of the city South of Fulton’ street, that the family should be small and withont board of aservant in the house will be needs Hine left at the office of the New York Herald immediat dressed to A. C. J. will ud to. nz LERK WANTED.—Wanted, e Clerk ani Beckskecpen of good Cahte’ etn aohal fos the ‘bua ness of a large and respectable Hotel, ‘Address. Bi Box 408 Lower Post Office, with real name, ences, INFORMATION WANTED, i FRANCIS J. REYNOLDS, who arrived here al months since from Belturbst, Ireland. He employment of Jao. 8. Quick, Greeuwich st. about a month since, and is supy to have g im the same street. Since then he has not been is 19 years of age: about 5 feet 6 inches hie complexion dark: He spoke litte wheu ait, forwarded to Jt J in auteet, Will be gratefully receiv A SPLENDID NUMBER. N&: THIRTY-FOUR OF HEWET’S ILLUMINATED SHAKSPEARE will be published on SATURDAY, the 2ad inst. This ember oprapiates 3 COMEDY OF ER- RORS and commences the TAMING OF THE SHREW, which will be very rich iy Ilustrations, No. 4 of the TALES is in Press and will soon be ready. ng tm H.W. HEWET, Publisher, 11 Spruce st. SHIP HOTTINGUER, FOR LIVERPOOL— being unavoidably detained yesterday, will sail at 11 o’clock, lease be on HERCU) jock, at that ct tective Emigrant Society, at their office, No. it Pine street, particulars of what accommodation they ‘can offer for the emi: Krant’s.comfort, as to board, lodging, &c. and the tates of charges. 22 3t*ec JOURNEYMAN BARBER & APPRENTICE WANT- E) ‘anted, a Journeyman Barber, of good address and Keil an Apprentice, from 12 to 16 of age, of good moyal character, at Park row, by P- FUSSED. tre T°, MANUFACTURERS AND ME HANICS—The T “Advertiser, who manufacturer in the iron and metal line and a practical mechanic, beiag about to visit the manufa turing districts ¢f England, would engage ty procnre and tran: mit any information relativ. to the Knglish modes of operat Processes, draughts, ke Ad‘ress JAMES iL. IBBOTTSON, Boston, Mass. ANTED poUn ENS. second hand St tore: Conaters, for which & fair. price will be paid. ‘Apply at " nal 3t*re No. 65 Nassau street. CAT. els prime iinet Tand Wit tanita ian eet pee arantae niTee OOLLINS & CO. 56 South st. WANTED—A well broken Saddie Horse, 6 or7 years old, for the use of a geutleman. Address Box 649 Lower Post Office. nal St*ro NOTICE THE PUBLIC is respectfully informed that the Firat Ball of the This'le Benevolent Association, for this season, ‘lace at Tammany fall, on Friday Evening, = 4. ™m POST OFFICE, New Vaee Naw ISLAND RAIL ROAD MAILS. B. Inland Wail Road, is closed at thi }, at 7 O'clock, A. M. Jee, on the sane route, on Tuesdays, and. Satu Closed at7 o'clock, ‘Ac Mz Worcester,ou the same route ov Mon ‘ridays. is closed at 7 o'clock, A.M. Daily Mail (except Sundyys) for Jamaica, Huntington, East New York, Oys er Bay, Hempstead, Jericho, aud Green: port, ia closed at7 o'clock, 5 "A Mail for West Hills. Commack, Port. Je Fort, Middie Island, Miler’s Pace, an Tuesdays and Satursays, at 7 o'clock, A M. wei all “some bye - Loos Cee |, beyond a jai closed at 7 o'clock, A. 0m Tuesdays, aad Saturdays. | JOHN LORIMER (GRAHAM n2 Stre NO, 285 BROADWAY, NEAR GRANITE BUILDINGS. MONSIEUR EDOUART, Bilhouettist of the French and English Royal Families, respectfully informa the public that he has returned to New York, after a tour of four years, through all the principal cities of the United States. He brings with him a valuable collection of Likenesses of ished the Chateh, State, Navy, Army, Literature, Se: His Ai jection amount t» 25,000, a all their autographs a} collection, is ex at his rooms, mission at all hours of the y ‘inues to take single likenesses or family groups, Coots is closed on the characters, in fefirnished: : Duplicates of the likenesses in hi aig: to be had, families attended at theirown resi f required, eins about to leave this country for Europe, he invites. hie frien and the public generally, (0 call au early’ as possible. nl9 lwis*re ‘OR BALE—A quantity of Navy Bread and Outmol, ata moderate. 0 n2 ee Puy © JOHN HERDMAN. 61 South at PO. SEGAR DEALERS, GROCERS AND HOTEL DK EEPERS.—The subsctiber offers for atle ew arie od aorument of Havana Seqns,contiting of Regalia, Nore: yas, Dos Hermanos, Cabana, La Lealtad, Buenfumar, La Coro- Weodrille, Lord Byrom, Silvador Carets, Doe ‘Companc: San Noman, ba Atala, de, ee. most of which entited to back, C.K GROSHEIM, 10 Peatl se 026 30 MACAULAY AND THE EDINBURGH. HIS DAY PUBLISHED, tie BDINBURGA REVIE’ 162—October, 18(4—Be: ‘dedly the, best num oldest and abl va has nu issued within it its reputation as the id distinguished writer T. BABBINGTON MACAULAY, __ contributes an article in the present number occupying more than forty pages, which will beat once pronounced as one of his most splendid eff i Contents or tHe Numpi 1. Recent Developments of Poseyism. 2 Sir Francs Dra Reptiles: 3. Natural History 4. Harris on Thunder Storms and Protection from Lightning. 5. Results of Tory Rule. 6. Young England. Dhatham. ‘sTerme $3 per annum, i Price of the London Quorterly, Edinbargh, Foreign Quarter- ly and Westininster Reviews, $8 per aunum.' Any one Review 3. two Reviews $5. ‘Any three $7. Blackwood’s Ma- ezine $1. The four Heviews and Blackwood #10, ea SCUTT & CO. L. 18 3 near Nassau st, hers, 112 Fulton HOTEL IN BROADWAY TO LET—The Lease Gaal for term of years of « first class Hotel sitnated Broadway, New York, is for sale upon reasonable term ell situated and at present doi * good busi- ness. ‘The only reason the present owner has. for feaving the establishment, is ill health, and having other important bustuess adress ly t DAVID. WHEELER, 0 Wall at, teers eae ae 4, keyg, just rive quality French Potatoes. meen WURET. STODDARD, ALT AND FISH ST'UOHKK—400 barrels Halifax No. 1 Salmon, 140 bbls Nos. 1,2, and 3 Mackerel. 600 half do do do do. 4100 dq. No, 1 Mess Shad. 20 haktbbls No: 1 Saybrook Shad. 200 bbls (od und Seale 400 do No. 1 Gib’d He 140 boxes Seale do 3600 The Bmoked Halon, 300 kits do 200 do Sounds and Tongues. 200 ils Cod Fish, suitable for shipping. 100 sucka Ashton’s Salt 40 half and 50 quarters Mackerel, 9000 boxes Digby Herring, 100 barre! in Lots to galt nove by oat on™ Bh2i ime, NEL®ON, WILLI8 & CO. Dey THE EfFECT OF THE LATE ELECTION AS | deprive many of onr citi i HAR form'ot Colds, Cougha,” Hivamatio, fly A uel speedy. and certain cure is to such in'the use of Mra. ON ROLE' Mediented V ath, $25 Broadway. Sul- phar Baths require half an hour's notice.. Open from é@ A. M. twooP.M. nil6 lw rre NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL. Nos. 65 and 67 Watt st. near Canal. HE Proprietor of this vent, begs to render his grateful acknowledgement of the disuingurcked age which he has received from the public, andjto sta Rypune rongeu or queetrs bye, id —_ will open for the season on, next ina Hours from 7 to 10 P. nMONDA of Monday and Thars: day are set spar for ‘tlemen and ladies of the ilies exclusively. Tl master | well known to be one of the Han country. _ JAMES UdpD GTON, Proprietor. Nw YORK NAUTICAL, MATHEMATICAL AND Commercial Academy, No. 27 Cherry street, Depa Navigation, Lunars, the true method ol working by Chronometers, complete in all its various branche practice with Quadrants and Sextantr, which are kept for Geography, Astronomy, Philosophy’ and Chronology, by an easy and practical process, [have completed hundreds in t short time of 4 to6 weeks, and were capable of navigating ship to any part of the world with ease and safety. d.— tecture, Bui Engineering, of all kinds, Bridge bw Mi , Ke. applied practically to Houses, Ships, Fort 8, Lighthouses and Machi ' nl -Reending, Werting*Arihmetie Book keep tile courre, by easy and progressive methods Ue, Gentlemer or their sous will be thorongh'y inste et “ore yaad lar Ne, T. HAND, and Assistants, Or, <— Eustace, « couruer, Claude Me st eauts-Pit 50 ceutae- Cal Mr. E. conti the acearacy of which are too well known to the public to re- quire the abundant and flattering testimonials that could easily 7. arly ‘Adinmistrations of George the Third—The Karl of AMUSEMENTS. MR. ANDE! sone BENEFIT and Last Appearans THIS NVENING November 22d, ta, will be weeint raumont and neher's, C medy, 19 acts, of the | ELDER urate, Mr Dy ott Angelina, Mrs Jude (by request) with the LADY OF LYONS— dnote Sarna sees Col Demuee Mise Coppa Miss Clara Ellis. piston —Boses, lst ‘Tier 75 centa—Secoud and Third Tiers ery 25 cents, Ps Ap! PALMO'S NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE. EVENING, tad, % the Seas Wil be performed Mica Opera of CHIAIA DEO: GH—Chiara, Signora tico; Valimore, Signor Ant Monu@bano, >ignor Valtellina Michellotto, Siguor in us rst Tier aud Parquetie, $1; i , With 4 adensiouse S67 1° sncond Tier $0 ts without Seats, cau be had at the Box Of- formance to commence at 734 o'clock . 5 bert m9 A M.to5 P.M. Librettos in English and id at the Box Office. 022 rre FRANCE, GERMANY AND AMER DE, GERMANY AND AMERICA! Last Night but two of the French Drum Major M. Cassimir. Otto Mouty, the German Horse Emmit and Brower’s Baud of E:hi' pian Singers. Horsemanship—two splendid Cavaleades—Court of Kenil- Worpe Beauty and Chivalry of Foiaud—Six Lady ‘quest: ire BURTON'S THEATRE, ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA THIS EVENING, Nov. 228, wil oe eae he of KING LEAR~King Le ‘sir Hacleit Bae Mr Bare iss Clarendon. OF THE RED SEA— ‘irey ; Pineknot, Mr Navis, Rei oo He Pela ene SOIR Rea MENS THE GREAT SOCIAL FESTIVAL FOR THE Ll, SHOULD cope See Arwihabe mae bel oe m + raed Evening, at the large Ha Grand st. ty, Concert and Ball, ie ani ‘com pan veorner Broadway and ‘Tickets ouly 50.cents, at the Bar, Broadway House, and 43 Liberty street go Chatham, “Astor flac? Cottage, Oth street. ‘Tee 6 fo Tall 8 to 12—Boe bill. re |. WARDEN, Manager. EOF BUNKER HILL! led by over 200,000 as in Also; “splendia, Panoramas © ity of Baltmore—Storm Scene, Fairy ‘Lickets 25 cente—children under 10 years 1234 cents. Doors before, 7—commence at 1% ocloek Bea Kehoe sions on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 3 P. M. for families and ttrangers, to which Schools are admitted on liberal terma, nlé lwis*re EXHIBITION THE END OF ae WORLD. i A PAINTING, OX,VERY LARGE SIZE, by F. Abelli, at the Apollo, 410 Con ¥ way. ‘The Exhibition is entirely’ separate frem the cert Koom, Qvea from 10 A. M. to 4P. M., and from 6 to 9 P. M. _ Admission 25 cents. ni7 mre R. HACKET PS FAREWEEL, WENERIT & Las MESENGER INRA BENERIT & or ture for Europe, is fixed for WEONESDAY next, 27 i ica. the performances ‘will, en , aE Meaty Wives or WINDSOR compressed Tato Mr. tt, pular one act drama of MONSIEUR MALLETS facts of THE KENTUCKIAN Co Ning Vitae Ate Hackett. ‘The Box Book now open “ual jetecdam ILLE. PAULINE DESJARDINS: ly i Mier jatsous anh tho peilic hens, eetbe 2 bares lasse de Dance” for ladies and ‘gentlemen, in which she will aacn the favorite Polka, Mazourka, and all the other ee , hemorning school. will be open from 9 o'clock to 1 o'clock, and the event from 6o'elgek t98 o'clock. pa ies el true ti tee at Sle Desjardin’s house, Noe Park Places 410 bacon FASHIONABLE DANGING. MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY HAS the honor of forming the Ladies and Gentlemen of New ring gekzandrleinity. that he has arrived forthe Durpose of ving instruction in the pri ances prevaili fa the bes circle of Karopean and Am jean society. pobtons, Khas lately arrived from Boston, sand New » where his atyle met the warmest admiration o ic, nd ‘the marked approval of ‘the fashionable community Among others, Mons. K. proposes to teach that well known dance LA POLKA—the new Quadrilles with original music— the Valse de Deux Pas—the Mazourka—new Cotillions—new loppe, anc || American Dances. lons.'K. will. be assisted by MADAME KORPONAY as Musician, struction will be givea in the French, Ger- man and idnglish languages. Roo fsugaged at 25 Park Place —atrietly pri " and ary for the reepomucdation of Ladies tad Gentes” tha Randtgcbic sires 50 Toston ed Baste eee atest ional cirel ion it rewelve ‘except the Mazourka- All ochers i tweutye ry inquire of MONS. KORPONAY, at ce, 25 ‘Tenss:—Class Lessons from 10 to 12, A. M., 12to1, and 1 ‘ite lesagnas Serie lena, $0 ea $15, ix lessons, ive s, 5 juarter, bh Private Lessons—tix lessons, $i: twelve lessous $12; quar- ter, $20. All other hours will be devoted to Publie Institutes, Acad. rt form a‘* she emies, ke, ke. TIVOLI SALOON. CORNER OF CHARLTON AND VARICK STREETS. PHE an respectfully inform their friends and the lic that they have re-o) ‘voli Saloon, (formerly Hichmond Hill,) corner of Charlton and Varick streets, for the. te all who may favor them with aa Paleyeetiak wth te gmetad mest commodigns room leetings, Parties aud Drills, and all who may favor them with their eall “GEORGE HAMILTON, ; FRANCI8 BOQUET, '§ Proprietors, TO MILITARY COMPANIES, ASSOCIATIONS, MUSICIANS, LECTURE N= ASP FASHIONABLE BALL ROOMS, at the Alhamre, 559 Brondway, Eneoureed by the very liberal patron»ge bestowed by the citizens rae York, upon his Establishment during the two past h Proprietor of the Alhamra has commenced the ig aod construction of the interior of this favo ing tt the twofold purpose of Balls, Concerts, per fies, Fairs, &c. in winter, as well as an jammer. ‘Those who have seen the beau- thi Neteeety nen must tert inments ‘ap Raahinuy while the place itself, in the novelty of se and magnificence of its decora- of the kind in this country. to associations who wish to engage ready by the 20th December. Terms onable. Bld lwis* re OOL—1 maperior We Wool, | W or thin Veron tram Wee rican, “For ante by ae Lod eK Cor Sh CO Gone at. T 10 assorted Nos for sale Sv oa & BROOKS, 65 and 67 Nasa 1z i CLASSEN, daughter of John Heinrich Yorg: torecaty alee tx’ Pattedelpele pear Cheated ‘Twelfth streets, will hear important uews from a wealthy wla- geet De, at of JAMES PATTI Cor in ase 8, Commission Merchants, 3 Church Alley, Philadelyh Lith Nov. 1844. nl9 Jawiw*re GENTLEMEN AND LADIES TAKE CARE OF YOUR FEET. 027 Im*rre RS, &e. AND CONCERT equal . sta comstruetion, the will surpass all ot! Are HOW 0) the rooms, which will reasonable. the business 1 ibut his health i: so much improved, that he has op new Boot and Shoe Store at 325 Hudson, next to the coruer of Vandam street, where all his old friends and the public gen: erally, ty i le, and elegant Boot every one’s pocket. packet. hat only one trial is req to prove the advantage of his establishment over any other in the that the No. is 325 west side of Hudson, next to Van- . Just push the door and come in—bring too—Bless the sweet child, how like the mother ACKET SHIP SIDDONS, fi Li Di PRONE patealeete cr Otess met ee ci o foot o Consignees will please’ attend to the receipt of their gocd medi nl ec NOTICE—Change of hour from 6 o'clock to5 P. M.—Om and after Saturday, (the 23d Nov. ihe steamboat SWALLOW. in Lean, will leave New York from the foot of Courtland o'clock, P. M. naa re ING ACCOMMODATION LINE FO: .W HAVEN.—Cabin fare $1; berths free; deck 50 cents. The new and substan it ay apte Vanderbilt, will leave the foot ve street for New Haven, ‘riday, Nov. 29d, at4 o' 6 5 days from New York, Mondays, Wednesd: Ty Aro Ree Hiren Pineda wegtaenayy and i Wa and can takin er en fitted =e oe hegt manner, rt passer f 5. Passeny hort can remain on bonrd daring the. night. pply on board. Freight taken lo 4 RE A RE TE FOR LIVERPOOL—The New Li Frekiet Stet be aeyt —The super: ili It t Age 1130 tone burther, MV sail her regular day. for tor Passage, hat accommodations, gacerngeed or any ap impor, ‘apply to the Captain on boned, of iis WOODHULL & MINTURNS, Price of Pes ne 87 South street. The fine packet ship Queen of the Wort, Capt. Philip Wood. yase, 1250 tons burthen, will sucesed the Liverpool aud sail on ner regular day, 2ist Jan. naa NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS— Packet of 26th of November —' well known and favorite Packet Ship ROSC: (1100 tons barthen) Jobn Collins, will sail posi 'y as above, re rs ‘or {this line being 1000 tons burthea and upwards, na about to embark for the old country should not Tail Is line in prefarepes to any oder. Their Tenders them tore ‘comirtable end. convenient : on a" secommodations of these vessels are, wosurpansed for in, second cabin and steer passengers. ‘o secare berths ny appl (be made on bourd, foot of Wall street, mae mW. ed. T. TACSCOTH, 76 South street, comer Maiden Lane. capacity ships of & ly on board, at rf, foot ail street, oF to FR COLLINS & CO. % South street. Positively mo gnods received on board after Monday evening, fast, Shij 1 hu thei) rd ly measur. od, and that the ships of this line will sail punetwally ax adver in New Orleans, Messrs. Hullin and Woodraff, who it a ite will promptly forward all goods to FOR NEW ORLEANS—Union L 4 Jar packet of the 290h cathe splendid feat niling ship COREA, Cape W. i, Gardaet ail set ay. regular day ry superior accommods’ion, for cabin, second cxbin’ and e passengers, pertons Wishing to ‘embark, thonld make early aplication tm boards foot* of” Mary's wharf, oF to JOSEPH MeMUNRAY. "naa Ito Pine street, comer of 8 uth EMP—200 bales dew rot Hemp of ariaray lity fond oe ioe oh era, trom Xi ” } ‘ait purchasers toad PL COLLING WF) 4) Sonrl stew PIRIT® TURPEN Souiher Side tor sale by WVOGDRNTEL MH CARs PORATORS —ioey Dasheis Trak Porsines or vn 5 it purchasers. milies desirows of vn supp! w un coe ead their orders ULV Mea abree ¥ vy BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. ——S———S—————— ‘ ‘Washington, \, ‘(Corrpspondence of the Herald.) Wasutneton, Nov 20, 1844. 4 Short Sermon for a Great Cawse—Wickedness of + Washington—Prophetic Denwnciation—How to be Evaded—Corporation Enactment jor the Sab- bath—The Veto of the Fiscal Bank—The Noctur- nal Disturbance—Good out of Evil—Social Ad- vantages conferred by Tyler’s Admimistration— Promotion of Literature—What is expected of Cot. Polk in the great work of Moral Progress— Advantages in this View ef his Election—Office- holders—Enervating Effects of Places in the De- partments— Honorable Exceptions—Case of a late Reporter for the Herald, §c. &c. &¢. Text.—''Let us go on, then, to perfection.”— St. Peul. Gan. James G. Bennett :— Society in Washington may be cut up into six divisions, to wit:—The hards and the softe—the sharps and the flats—the ins and the outs. The great distinction of aristocratic society in other places, namely, wealth, does not here exist. True, we have aristocrats and plebeians, but they are all poor, all proud, and a preponderating majority de- cidedly lazy, in our most humble judgment. The offices in the several departments and ut the capitol have spread their baleful contagion of office habits, office mania and office supremacy throughout the place. Dress, display, idlenees, politics and dissi- pation are predominant, and the combined efforts of all the churches in the e1ty are insufficient to expel, even for the Sabbath, “the roaring lion, who gees about seeking whom he may devour.” He is rather “under cow,” of course, on the Lord’s day, but in the evening and for the residue of the week he promenades the avenue with the dignity and self-conceit of a deputy eonstable. We are speaking of the devil, dear reader, the patron ea: of be federal metropolis, as you will concede him tobe. _We deserve oredit for onr institutions of reli- gion, benevolence, education, science, and the fine arts. We deserve a better fate than Sodom and Gomorrah, for there is quite a large minority of righteous people among us; but we do predict that, if the capital is not removed farther inte the interior, before another century, foreign manners, follies, and fandangoes, in conjunction with the devil, will take possession of the place, formally and absolutely. Idieness, luxury, poverty, pride and manworship, corruption, an hypocrisy, pati tution, crime, rankling licentiousness am dissipa- tion, will run riot over the city of the Government. But by a mighty effort, and the blessing of Hee these evils may be evaded. Instead of being at continual log erhes upon quibbles of church doctrine, and lop-sided interpretations of the Scrip- tures; instead of bowtie at the footstool of fash- ton, and worshipping the golden calf for filthy luere, let our ministers unite as one man im the «reat work of reformation; moral, religious and so- cial reformation. Letthem cry aloud and spare not, 1 the ungodly in high places, as wellas the loafers of Frogtown, shall exclaim, “Men and brethren, what shall we doto be saved?” In unity there is power—without it nothing can be done.— The fathers of the corporation have since our ab- sence last summer, made an incipient§premonitory ¢ symptom of moral reform—the closing of the me- tropolitan grog-shops onthe Sabbath. The con- gregations of free negroes are dispersed from the street corners—the white-alley boys, the rangers, the leather taces, are broken up or disorganized by this wise enactment. The veto of the Fiscal Ban Bill in ’41 resulted in another law beneficial to the nocturnal peace of the city—for the outrages com- mitted on the night of that splendid veto near the President’s House, led to the immediate passage of an act establishing a night police, since which time comparative order has been maintained. President Tyler and his amiable and hospitable family have done much in giving a healthful tone to the morals and manners of this people. They deserve all thanks for it. They have diffused a liberality of feeling—a frankness of conversation— a republican simplicity of conduct—a regard for the outside qualities of the man, independent of the trappings of the tailor. In the winter levees at the White House, in the summer evening concerts in the President’s gardens and at the Capitol, the principles, the acquisitions, and the politenesses of good taste, good teeling, good sense, with a little Uneture of tashionable foily, have been much ex- tended among the citizens and throughout the re- public. We like old John and his amiable and intelligent family for it—we like ’em very much.° Literature has also been promoted through the administration of Mr. Tyler. The poems of the oun repealer af Thomee, of. Tuct, and one! have reinstated the literary corps to their origi and legitimate place in the dresscirele.’ All honor, therefore, to the administration of John Tyler, for its local influences of moral reform and literary: promotion. ’ But a new era is dawning upon us—a new era, general, in the work of moral, social, civil, and re- ligiou: rogress.”” We look with lively interest, with much hope, and apostolic faith, to the ad of the Polk family into the White House. PI unostentations, approachable to all, and practising the humble virtues of truth, religion and simplicity at head quarters, they cannot fail to disseminate the freshening atmosphere of social refinement and elevation all around them. From these paramount considerations, we regard the election of James K. Polk asa great moral triumph—a triumph ot the vital principles of Christianity over the chivalric and knightly barbarism of the feudal ages. Str, there is a mighty power evolving itself in the hu- man mind. It is superior to political mangement, and will control the popular will. What 1s this power—whence is it derived—whether is it tend- ing? Itis the power ot truth, moral, civil, social, religious, political, primitive, elementary truth—it ig derived frem the progress of the human mind— from the diffusion of knowledge, and the advance- ment and developement of human rights. It is tending to the revolutionizing of the whole social tabric of civilization. The consummation is ap- proaching; we may live, you and I, beloved reader, to witness the effulgence ot its dawning. But in theee rhapsodies, | am absorbing too much space, perhaps, at a single reading. Knowing, however, General Bennett, that the Herald hae, as a primary and ultimate object, the exte in of the principles of an enlightened and liberal christiani- ty, over the land and over the world, we re felt free in their discussion at large. We believe, Mr. Editor, that while you hold in great contempt the shad-betlied hypocrite—the long faced pharisee, and the hawk-biled lsraelite, whose only ambiti: is to speculate in old clo’—that you have, ‘as have, a firm, tle consoling, and paramoun regard for a genuine Simon Pure Gentile, or ai raelite, who ecorns to sella Perebreasteis foradia- mond. Our remarke, we believe, will do much good Our religious flocks and shepherdshere are going to sleep; and we want to open their eyes, their ears, and their sober judgment. Emerging from this moral homily, what else have we t y Upon matters and things in general, upon the “sayings and doings” in the Federal city? Of- fices and office-holders are the current subjects of hotel conversation and private arrangement. What an enervating influence these office: ve upon the moral independenee of the holders—what mere creatures of cireumstance they are made in the fluctuations of party ascendancy! Numbers of these poor, fellows who were loud and frequent in their clamors of adiniration tor Clay before Ihe election, are now the most loyal to the name, fame, and success of Polk. .And we have remarked, too, that the subordinates, who are made up, soni and bed at the tailor’s shop, the fops who aspire to an association with men of official dignity and of sense—those genteel }oung men who would scorn 4 pair of cotton gloves, as they scorn to pay their shoemaker without a warrant, are, of all meni: the most servile, submissive, whinin) temptible. But our word for it, there are a tew of them who, twelve months hence, will be weighing out soap and candles, or mixing liquors for the pub- lic. That they will ever 0 to work we have no ho On the other hand, there are men whom ofhce cannot enervate, emasculate, nor corrupt As an instance, we might in individual, who was once one o! but is now, from his scholarship an mportent assistant to the administration. Independent, yet dispassionate, ard cool as'a cucamber, he stands as no example of manliness amid the general con- tagion of fear and trembliny Hon, Mr. Shdeil, of La., came in last night. hut many members are detained at the settlement of their bets on the elections. ithin two weeks past there has been a wonderful increase of new hats among the loco- foeos, and they were quite a in many we may jadge {rom our own. mething rich to-morrow, it wrae iy mais Jen in certaln indications acroes the way. Bos. Philadelphia. [Vorrespondence of the New York Herald.} Puravsvruta, Nov. 21, 1844 The Weather— Anger of the Whigs—Theatricals— Quarter Sessions —New Custom House, §<. We have had acold unpleasant November day, wind N.E. and quite uncomfortable—besides, to add te the gloom, there has been rain falling nearly all the tim», contrasting singularly and strikingly with the weather of yesterday, which was particularly pleasant and ex vill rating Anite iershts otie ‘ ven wu vide of 4a Eos tag, Fing omung (be denizens of this mianumed "oxy of broths