The New York Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1845, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol, XI., No. }8—Whole No. 3080, AGGREGATE CIRCULATION THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND. THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD. To the Public, ‘THE NEW YOKK HERALD—Daily Newspaper—vub- lished every day of the year except New Year’s Day and !'ourth of July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per annum—postages paid—cash in advance. THE WEEKLY HEKALD—published every Saturday moming—price 64 cents per copy, or $8 12 per annum—post- ages easb in advance. y R tld is over THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND, and aprusag ald is 0 It has the largest ci i in this fy orine cork, and, ia, therefore. the mien in he chy or Prion in advance. PRINTING of all ki executed at the moderate pris tad in the most elegant style. ae daa JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Paornieror of THE Henetp EstanLisaMEnt, ‘Northwest coraer of Fulton and Nassau streets. LONG ISLAND RAIL-ROAD COMPANY. win te Altai MeN ey Leave Broonlyar at hfe Ret New Veatdag A. le ‘rain fy 4 ily, - days ercermed. stopping at Pareslaadeke sk Se @ onge's Nia "© @SiTA'M “Tor Hicksville and intermediate weedy, ‘Thursdays aport and tarmediote at 3% P.M, for _ickaville apd intermediate 1s daily, ys ee Leave Gresaport it SMoutoe Tralee 1B. M cave rooky ‘Train, +t 1P. M., arrival of tesveumers diily, Sundays on Re. stopping at St, George's Maaor and a 9 M, ronkipn and! inerapiiens pioteer oo Mae eduesd: Ly From Hicksville for Brooklyn aud iermedet ingen daily, yeexcepted: at Me ool Z SUNDAY TAAINS DISCONTI +UeD. ath ys ays, - Weturadir, { Via Norwich. | Phere. vin Ston'gton m Ww! On and after Oct Leaving oon im, William . train 4s ve eA M, “the Wertchesust Train will stop ‘only, after leaying the City pp aay ag elie ped au m htra Cat, wi jecach ‘Trai tan, miuates befure the time of atatine (rom the City Hull, and will tike ap passengers along the lire. atm aria ard Morisiania reins, for Morrisiania and in- Le: Hall for Marlem and Morrisiania,? A.M.,9 A. M28, Ma 4.90 P.M. Wngre Morrissane for City Hall, 8A: M.A M.3e M., $08. M. By of _n18 3m* sre 8. CARMAN, Secretary. Ci LOCATION. UNITED STATEX ) NE BETWEEN NEW t YORK AND ALBANY. 2 Yip ehloae reat U- SATONIC AND WEST: emai ROD, C + witberetey tea a 2. w leat Y the Line leaves AM vat AM. secon aay pasvengers. on arriving a i imme- yen the Railroads ‘nd without ehange'of Bageogs or Cop pnerivess Albaay the ape crnine Fa fates information, both spo freight and baggage, apply Kivinaston, Wells and Eom bray'n kines ofiee's Wail tiece, jivingston, "Om *F0) 3 Of street. HB. MASON, ‘Saperintenda, a jm *m atreet. NOTICE... STATEN ISLAND FERRY. On and as Sunday, Dee. ie re posh Ast, the Boats will leave as fol AVE STATEN ISLAND: 03, and 10, A. Ms 8 and 16, FM 9. and 12, A. M.; 3%, $F. yu Gy Bondage die Res wilt leevese 11, A. -, im plimece of 12. PALL AND WINT! ABKANGEMENT NEWARK AND NEW. YORK. mi . pipette ae My ry 4 ve New foot of Barclay street, 3 e’clock P. M. BA TEE TES ESSE ee WIN TER MAIL LINE FOR ALBANY, L. DING AT DOBBS PERKY, SING SING AND VERPLANCK’S: Fane THROUGH To ALRaNy $4. BY STEACOAT AND STAGE—Fare to Sing Sing. 50 cents—Verplanek’s, 75 cts. ‘The “teamboat UTIVA, Capt T. N, Hulse, leaves the Steainyoat Ther, foot of Cou stlandt at., (south side,) Every Braces Jouve for Alban immediaelyon the srrival ofthe bont tt Pou. lheepate, an oth sides of the North Hives. gy ane anita tr preter jali” wey ad The new seamer PENOBSCOT, Captain IN. Kimball, leaves the end of I’ wharf, Boston, y and Mriday even at $ will be ; fees gu, her arrival Pleven. tn qnavey rassonuers tn the neighborie (own FUR LIVEKPUUOL—N: Line—HKegular Packet Bbc! Sih of Jan The regular fast sailing reg! Ship SHERIDAN, Captum A. F. De Peyster, org il Hi as ahove, her tegular day. be free Peamnge, having. accommodations aneays forages ‘of comfort, Seely on board at wharf, foot fil * “Ed COLLINS & CO, 56 South street. ie, i ck, Captain BJ. H. Trask, will oe ree Sinise 2B Tasks 2 joc <a “Fon LO SDON~Hecaler Pocket of tab January. Mier orlendia hestcoiteas fentontl LADIATOR, Capt. RL, Bunti sail ws above her regular day. A . esi bark, fate immediate aplication ow board, foot of Burling board, f 1p, 0 JO8r.PH MeMUKRAY, ire 100 Pine «treet, earner of Santh TARE POM aA: ba Secoud Line Lhe sh) 8 NICHO, AS, JohuB. Pe.l, Mast-r, wall sai Sin nnet 94 {BO vp & HINCKEN; No.9 Tontine Building, cor W | & ater sts, KR GLASGOW —| lar - fs aw ‘British ma: ANN MANLBY, «at, Duncan Smith, w Il @ yeady to revive Areis ht in a few days, Twn. or passage, hat dsome accommodations, apply ou board, fout uf Dover st TULL & MINTURNS, 87 South o rest. j.ngbarque ADAM CARR will ncood the Ana Hay T,VERPOOL—The fast sailing packet sh P LAURE SCE, Capt Brown, will be'desyatc bd 2 dol Jaqvary er oferbhu and excond cubin passeogers can Weare tne: ible sa 13h a Te se eee SOHN HERD MAN, ACKLTs FOR LIVERPOOL Packet of th and fs erone, packet ship, QUI F THE West, 1250 ia W vodhouse, will sail ou Puescay, Jan. r day. a line being all 000 rons by i upwar bak tor the wld cogutry, will aut fad ty sen fivedfeom selecting this lue in vreference ‘as their great capacity renders them every way table and convenient than ships of a smail clas, sermaodat ona for eabia. second cabi it is weil known, am superior f0 th colts Feraous ivahiny tw sneure ber “6 eu! ‘tien tot o! eM ee oe TAPCO Le £76 South atreet, comer of Marden Laie, RLAV! VOL—negular packet of 26th Jan — . id first claves fastsoiling Packet’ Shi ols) a ATOAN, Capt Be'Peyter, wall posiivly sail w 0 's, pers Ay. "or accommodativos for eabin, seeond cabin ert eraous Wishing to embark should anak on JOSE: No. 1m Pnmarreer somnanat heath, mm Liven hie ew tu iy Othe aplendid New York built ea at oa 4 Voodhorse, 1250 tons burthen, will sailas above, Pope telcht of 600 bales cotton, or bull therrof, oF pa Ft Clewant att \ecions nengmime vations aot surpassed by dangly bh NB, WOODHUUL & MINTURN ‘i Priv ‘ f Pap. itton, will vd Pa ee a ee Bw ALES he Subscriber be ale com 1 9 £1008, payab Sonia Sue a” om 1 can be’ seen Ska eEascas nee.” treet, ons of OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. hd Is 01 viz. == The CAMBRIDGE, The ENGLAND, ‘750 tons, OxrgRD, ‘8. Bartlett, as The monraziien . 1000 tor ns, ‘A. B. Lowber, The EUROPE, Uy KE. G. Furber, The NEW YORK, tont™ “T's, Cropper, The COLUMBUS, The YORKSHIRE, (new,) D. G. Bailey,2 May, vessels in the commanders are well known as alle, wil bo observed at wice of passage outward ne fixed: One Hundred Fee eee yascegrede the day of Dollars: for whigh ample s th Beimished by the Sgreendas (treat Neither the captain or owners ible for any letters, parccls, regular bills of iadiug are signed sage, apply to GOODHUE & font aaa of ARMS BORLA ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1844. OLD ESTABLISHED FABGAGE OFFICE. .100 Ping street, comer of | ber ve u out the year. Wor the ion of ish agit fic fend, Grafs re tens vaste at igs ‘brovinetal Bank of I Cork, Limerick, JO, ford, Garay, Armagh, ina, Monaghan, Dowupatrick, Cavan, Duugannoa," Bandon, ‘Stral Skibbereen, Cootehill, Kilrush, Scouland—The City Bank of ' Bagland— Niessrs, P. W. Byrnes SS ewakriee every town ia Great Britain. For farther SOUEVE MoMU RELAY Or Moaers. PW. BYRNES & GO. 86 Water tekensee SAMUEL THOMPSON’S OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE, No. 273 Fearl street. lie their continned antl ex Emigrants from Great B: that for the year 1845 Cana eur ed, and no pains will be ed to this Line The ships employed are only of ths first class, com compet nt and efficient men, well known fortheir kind and con- stant attention to the comfort and conveuience of passengers, id ail Liverpool every six da entirely avoided. ming out, the passage m imey is returned to those from whom it was received, without any - ‘A free passage, per sieamer, trom the Yarious ports in Ireland and Scotland, can be secured, ildesued. Fur fui and as. detentiog at that, port Cor, declin lars eaquise of SAMUEL THOMPSON, 273 Pearl street, or C. GRIMSHAW & CO., 10 Gonee Pi: t for any smowut, can Northera Bank ng Di and Exchange at si aished on the Nat onal Bink of Treland, ¢ Company, the National Bank of Scotland, payable at the nu- merous Branches throughout the count Co., Merehants, Liverpool; and R. C. don. FOR NEW ORLE, LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LI For te uetter accommodation of shippers it is despatch a ship fiom this port on the Ist, 9 25tn of each month commencing the 10th tinuing: ops | May, when regular days will be appoin: the eby, great deli id di ments will be prevented dui th: summer months, remainder of Year, whe: lowing ships will commence Bark GEN . Perry Ship LOUISVILLE, Snip SHAKSYE ARE, Ship OSWEGO. Ship MIS8ISeIPPI ‘Thea: ships wepeall built i the erty of N of a light dran. he of water, newly cupiered and pu: in splendid order, Hous for passengers onequalled fur comfort. ‘They are com- by experieaced masters, who will make every exe:tion ener hey will at all times be towed wp boats ‘Neither the catains De responsible for jewelry, bullion, or pated ware of foray Vetter, parcels Drpackages, scut by or puton boa bills of lading are. taken’ for the same, Pressed. ke. K. COLLINS & HULLIN, & WOUDRUFE, ‘Agent for packets, are of to give gi ssti down the Missi or owners of precious stones, will prompt forwat ! ips of thi are wi advertised, and great care wiil be rectly measured. THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKET». To sail from New York on the 2ist, and from Liverpool or the 6th of each month :- From New Bhi ERPOOL, 1150 tons, Bee: iw eee ‘i Ji |. Shi UEEN OF THE WEST, . RUE P. Woodhouse. Se ip ROCHESTER, 850 tons, Ne ee Ete Britton. Ship HOTTINGUER, 1050 tons, Ira Bursley. ae soberantial, fast sailing, ‘ability, and will be. deapatel and ability, am h monet. **Theit Cabi and commodio vhatever can conduce to the ease aud comfort with whatever can "Price of Passage, $100. : Neither the Ci f these Ships will be sfeiranc rare, tg Sats a Le a : bil ing are signed therefo: ildee ip SIDDONS, C shiv SHUI DAN, Ship GARRICK, © Ship ROSCLUS, Cap 1US, Captain As Bhip SIDDON®, Captain be} a. te’ ail of belt im comtine great speed wi very care, . ers. price of pasuage: hence s 8100, for which am ships are comma ill make every Seared tree pertenced masters, w Sapeains ‘are 51 Neither ble for any galar bills of | T JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South street, New York. The subscsider continues to make ‘who f tum Grea, rie tad wl the United Seateason bi eke : he, ing the year. f their friends ly that the same due akeseceata ite Rect bet Sct if 'y of those ree ecemenere, ee my! ¢ remitting mouey to ora ores rain t Sngland and thie District Bank ‘and MAND Nasional inl Bank of Ireland ut the Kingdom, AN D—Eastern Ma rientls, may inaure its bei Sie cioske coe! 4 will then be forwarded rat for the, returned by mail. farce arinlr, aloe NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, JANU i ‘acl for Liverpool ii ie lowing Soars excepting that y, the pe rill i] on the a1 “A'S! Barstow, i Js Cole, Sey “BC! ‘These Shi fel fort Mi a eis Womrad ed pint A rye byfaay trade. » Bankers, London iverpool; payable ws ouncing tot @:s iriends ay ‘in and Ireland, would merel . jerable expense have ali been i r ¢ spared to enable thein to retain that preference, which for more than twenty years have been extend- on Sri & <, Ban ye ® Sra mem NS, Ne OF PACKETS. te xen atthe value there n ex- ui New Orleans, who leans, w! Nov. 2 first clase Ships y men of ience patched punctually on the 2ist of and are farnished passen- ort VSO DHTULE MINTURN! orto © FIELDEN BROTHERS. CO iverpool NEW LINE @F LIVER! To sail from New York ou the 26th jiverpool ou the 11t* of each mont ~3 44 "Asa Eldridge. 26en March. FROM LIVERPOOL. SHERIDAN, Captain A. POARRICH, Captun B. BORE ards of 1100 tons, B. & ret Class, apwi h improvements as er aity ot New eh owners of the shi or pack: r For freight or ‘KR COTES fie et, New York, ot co Letters by the Packets ‘fl eet 4 sheet, 50 coote per ounee, and newspapers Leenteach. 129 post deardiradiinmne rhe os teen be sla OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGKANT PASSAGE OFFICE it, payable on de- (without disevunt or any other TANS “os . J, Bale, 1. Barued Ca Liverpoahy the ee <A ingham Banking Co.; and Branches, and ‘ll the wrineipal Sigil nt Imo tt ran ceas fa + residing ja the country ARY 19, 1845. FASSAGE FROM i. BRITAIN AND IRELAND CHR ISTMAS AND TRE ALL LINE .,, LIVERPOOL PACKETS. Persons wishing to send for their friends, ean secure their pas- sage and besq theme bronght out by any of the ships composin; the Black Ball or Old Line of Liverpool Packets, wnicl from Liverpool panctually on the ‘st and 16th of every month. The Black Ball or Old Line of Livepool Packets, comprise The YORKIE: (asi) ‘The . Ni 4 | CamBRivar, OIRO. CMA: (new) cua Mono: Notice=The public are respectfully notited, by desire of the ownes of the anove “old established — Li f Packets,” that no passenver a.evts bu. the sub eribers have per- missin 'from them (0 advertice to bring cu’ pusscavers by the Old. Line of Liv. Packets and that the uly regular authorived passeager agents of this % Apply or addvess te by Jetrer post paid) KOCHE, BROTHERS & CO. % Fulton stroet, New York, door to the Fulton Bank. te deaf's ar sight on the Royal nex: P.S.— We have atall times f, Bartk of Ireland, and on Mes escott Gi Baukers, London, wi i free of di throughout kuglaad, Ireland, Se :tland an above. ee, a S KETS. Second Line—The Ships of this Line will hereafier leave Ne the let, Havre ou the 16th of each month, as fol " From New York. | Br - New shiponsetpa, et Mareh”™ ret ander” Sst ae Funck,) ist Neyeber, ) tik Sesesber james Funck,) ist Nov i . Ship BALTIMORE, April, ¢ 16th May, Captain August, 16th September, ward Funck,? Ist December, 16th January, Ship UTICA, lst May, th Jane C a el . sow ar SPOTS i” | it 5 lor ty J. B. Bell, ¢ ist February, 6th \. A r ‘The aecommodatious of these ships are’ not surpassed, Com- bining all that may be required for comfort. ‘The price of eatin Passage is $100. Passer will be supplied with every requi- site, Clad exception of wines and jiquors. Goods intended for vessels will be forwardee by the sub- scribers, free from any other than the expenses actually incurred an Chem. FOr ei oF HN ng 4025 ee __No. 9 Tontine Buildings, cor Wall sel Water sta Jet5ce_No. 8 Tontine Buildings, cor. Wall and Water ste OLD ESTABLISHED PACKET OFFICE, 6) South street—Passage to and from Great Britain and devia Liverpool. Passage can at all tines be angaxed at the lowest rates, to and (rom Liverpool, by the regu: lar packet ships sailing tinder the ew. arrangement every ‘e ys, aus CAD us usual furnis! for any amount, ya ble te the National and Provinelal Baul, Ireland, and thet ranches, and throughoat the United Kingdom, as well as at al) the princi, kiug institutions in England, Scotland and we without discount or any other charges. ‘For farther par. ticulars, if by letter, post paid. anply to TET ER OW AN, €1 South ot PASSAGE FROM GREAT BKITAIN AND iB rcs L—Via LIVERPOOL—Th- repularpack- our tshipa sow leave Livervool every five days through: je rear, Dy Which the suvscriber ia prepared fs eauage \ms- tage at the loweat eves. “ahiwe sendin for their Ciends may rely thar they wll Vave every atta tion shown them, aud the: They will bs deapatehed from Liverpool without delay. Dralts from ‘one pound serling to any amuunt, es, aa anu ly be A ished. payable at th» principal B nk. ~ughout the Unied Kingdom. Apply at the © Old bi he) Packe ice.” JOHN HEAD «AN, Sire Gi South street. ON Vth GUKE OF STRICTURE {% A FORMER ADVERTISEMENT ON STRICTURE a Pains wes tiken to explain 1s natare—the diseases were mistoxen for it—its cousequences and its cure the fhet ietare frequently cxisis in those who are aot in the leaat aware of it. Those, however, ocoupying toc hi much space, the following remarks will be confined to certair Cirenmstaaces, which will enable one to juuge whether he has this complaint or 20, and its proper of cure. Among other things it marked, that it was by no meaw aeceasary that the stream of arine should be obstructed, or ever fiach dimjnicliad, In @ ease of atriett. bad and Jong estab cares, b montla and even years without ae a) in tnis respect. Neither is it necessary there should b any directing the attention to the veat of this disease Pain, certainly wand then complained of, ‘bat it is only m y L, with co- «ard a ly cases, these are ol Je ed to fall upoo am nervous system, rather than the Sart itself. "There are, however, three, circumstances ‘which Mow pec y belong to stricture, and, especially when’ they ight of, but | eats toatl \te meaus of cure. 3 er symptorns might be mentioned, bm moat of these belong to other maladies aswell, or rate te ttrleture in ita rauteed and settled form, wile te fl low! to strictare in ite ‘stage, and when i: O30 easily and certainly removed. ‘The Get of these relates to a Mannan or Urisarivo-It has been already said the trea neod got be mach diminished or impeded, bat what is oe observed ia the peculiar way am which fit shoul waiter the elothes ‘are readjusted, that « drop or ‘twe steal away, 80 as to wet a little, this, trifling as it may teem, would afford & suspicion. Not that this drop or % iy, strictnire can exist Wi Tus Time « ro Upouase-—3. Gon ornate! nf a most juent cause are. It ‘its severity, as Tea of tne ie, gleety stage have pe of t34 to be considered. Neither is it possi : how long this may continae wit Producing One is naturally poe Sora Stricture than Af, nowever, it should have continued from six to eight length of time at least would etrengthen any o 2eeumutanees, ‘The third is ax Micciill ‘He Eyyect a STRICTURE Has UPON THE M ‘s more than that the effect of Strict ce i Pe , im ope damres or ather, the writer a Eetcnneim much he pet dor nt vers cathe aot of b former! : cs Sas effects though littls tandertood, but it ‘etlsets Eciraery at it a Sue.” Indeed, whoever, consi mind and sexual medium by wi pou tie. ta ; Private “Tren? of| he Pooley St ates lnvatbty sarees With spect to the’ are of @irictareth very Hit ‘eddh to dass state, is generally aceumplished in ile Ue, a withont Sf late yrara inthe Geatmeut of Wise fa Indeed, ju the bands of 1d experienced i f Birietare jays as demanded tmoathae aces to ra from the most eminent cian ns Bi aie ee ee ot , ’ sont. 68 Groenwich siret. PARR’S LIFE PILLS. TS Medicine hag been cor Purchasers bo refore be ting the article only of duly appointed ‘agents, sil of whom age farnished with cert te. . ne ieanie ed erie ag of th Ses hesbal mosil- 3 atrial of #siug! ‘couviction Shut they aceall chica neces the Feeble: re lid to, health. sido fe din hemes. ‘The heads of house, as they may, to @cauy time, or in ere now, from their many f i ™ Teveer Agent Yor the Western pert of New York. ‘Thomas Robert: & C hae! Mes-rs. An 0 Gureiemes| aan onereted to sense pai von, that Dis. Lah 8 cord, expyrsogn aatirtaction at the Ceney. of Vart Life Bills: "Aieoe Me-J- Fairehuhd, of Case- fovie, ia which opm on Mr. A. Beliamy, of Chivtenango, also Tally accords.” Indeed these Pj In have pup reeded all oth New fork Stite—they are nota ai bat slow and avet withan Hvbare au, Tavalid eo vermeveed ty aklag Gea ‘hat ha not been cured of the moat a isvuts, one isa i ri CLAIR TOUSEY, Postmaste: joslin’s Corners, Medion county, N.Y. ‘From our JAgent tm Philadelphia. Aeronmgning (CUE. OF THE LIVER COMPLAINT. 3 . T. vo eset. Umass Having, received tipigveanes: beuelies (rom the ase of Paris Life Phy can give Yuan tei 1m he ; 4 Ror the last fiv Have’ bata aftscted. wth the mpl-iak, sud pain any ste yore very” arene a ooust od smother nat Tat Me vila | was com letely teduced, aud had becore so freak as to be almost unable to wal sgand | cvald u yf hi tel: an theta sence me ceinohatuc Tha re tocut over wo hued, lance ax, ut kids. 0! dollars Woe ae ~_ atte og al Live : a i raved fur the eure 4 Complaint, with: car larleg ietuvel any ip Tena say “gow out having received au v , Net ter heals than't ove sxpecienced forthe last five years, na P=) ‘stronger; | sleep as good as ever | did, and can war. any ranice nce. ‘Avy person who doubts these statements as incorrect, by im- quitiag of me shall receive more paruealst i nal ys above 7th, Poplar Lane, eur etn (mad ‘oreign merchants and exporters are inform-a that Parr’s Life Pills ace put ap in French, & sh, Si i pers, kes and teatyin ‘wrappers, with boo! aie ves a d5 im Pre oMRBICAL AND SURGIC CLO J NJ? Duane Gi. a. aa Pa ing hg cae Sereartaen be he ts legally qualified to, practi ot your general « Puvstetens an NEW YEAR EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES, FRUITS, WINES, }, &e., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT SCOTT'S, 76 NASSAU STREET. ubscriber offers to public inspection the best assortnent itable to the sea- ruits, Ke., &e., 3 ment in the ety. Suy ishey, fresh and rich, by the Intest import. "SOHN 5, SCOTT, ‘Wholesale and Retail * tore, 76 Nassau str es. N. B.—Prople from the count How: Keepers who bu acive this establishment call. Sxty fee Of expense. 1 V Wo the Sick every where. of Groceries, Wines, bhi Sugars, Otard, ham Rum, Holland Gin, Neotch Edinburgh Ale, and Fruits, Hotel and. Board in ito their advan sent to any part of tl Trish Whitkey i 88 Improved Indian Vegetable =a awe (MADE BY A REGULAR PIIYSICIAN.) Are now considefed, by a very 1esvectable po ortion of the com- maaity, to be the veRY BesT ReMMDyY ever tried for i Liver Affections, ush of blood totheherd. | Female Complaints, and General Debility. ‘SE PILLS are curing thous-nds of bad colds snd eo othe: wine would lead to Cor ‘ direeti Wie STHEET, (new brick block, near Fulton street.) y Dr. Guion, comer of Bowery and Gi 110 Broadway and comer of Broadway an roadway and Joha st; coruey of Beekman and wav and Chambers st ‘owler, corner o adway and Spring at; 10 Chatham street Be Grand #1; 548 Grand ac ; C7 CAUTION—Observe the writen signa’ure of Dr. Smith on every box, TRIUMPHaNt R. BRISTOW, Finishing Writing Master. presents his most jedgements te the inhabitants of New Youk SUCCbSS! sincere acknowl i and Brooklyn, fur the very distingu proofs of appr bation the: is efforts dust: g his present sisit. V Room No 7,) will continue oran tor Pa for ONLY A LIMITE: ne. Mr. B's Academy, Day and Ee bas begs poritie , PF ORIVD LONGER early in the spring, to retum ‘poo! BMAsLUW'S SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL SYSTEM OF WwW ING ITI ACADEMY, No. 156 BROADWAY. NT Es to impart to La ‘ies and Gent pe ior, free flowing iti of Peimaui ditious. heauti'ul and seditious, heauts a din an elegant off-haud IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS! ter how bad, illegible or cr tven the venerable uation fe this process, to revive th stud hed 1m goiny through seen from 9 A. M., to 1 P. M., or 5 to8 P.M. ‘ens in New York an take * course of ‘imens of Writing areethibited on s ja The fiends and the public the immediate vieinity of he has a. splendid esta t other amusements in the nee aud comfort: and that he > oy? c prices. will show :— A room for one wight, 25c.; for one week, $1; for a month, $3 ter will be in at- it lodgers and to aN: ‘hose who want lodgings af is closed will riug the hall bell. ‘Or, S—1,000 bushels English Potatoes, just received strict regard to ele MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN, No. 37 Malden Lave, N. ¥. TURERS and tmporters of Oraamental Hair Bay Hair, and a'vew style of everlasting Curls, and all kinds of Hai . B —The trade supplied on reasonable terms. Dentistry. CARD—We the andersigued,” having had numerou: amining Sets of Artificial Teeth, to the moath by Mr. M. LEVETT, is city, commer of Broadway an portunities of ex: and 18 profession, an ate and exact adjustment of to the gums, upou an o1 fore, in consideration of erfully recommend Mr. Levett to the patronage of Mem cen wGOD, DT, si JOHN NKILSON, M.D. ' The original can be seen ’s Office, 260 Broadway de im?m FRENCH’S HOTEL PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends and public that he has opened his d t 133 Fulton stree', a few doors east of diate vicinity of mcroantile business and the prine usement, and has tarnished it i able comparison with the very brietor in building and fitting up the above, house has had ‘a style that will bear {avor- hotels in the city The pro: ‘The rooms will be warmed gratis, an mi i There is. a REFECTO! At ALL HoURS of the ¢ , for warm, cold an he Porter will be in attendance at al to admit lodgers, and to let them out atall hours. _N. B.—Those who want Lodgings after the house closes, will ring the hall bell. n19 3m*m JET AND FANCY BEAD GOODS. seri recently, received from one of the firs houses in Paris, a new and selec Heud-arnaments, fot balls and soirées; Cor . Necklaces, Bi arious ki r Bags. Also, a new style of Satin Buttons and Pins, not im- Plates, &e , for sale. E HEN, Importer, 18 and 20 Liberty st., ap stairs. ALiZ AV) 3 .ONDE BY UPERIOK PROCESS. late from Paris, has the honor to inform cean« «ll kinds of Laces, Blonde, and sll Dresses, s0 as to look as good as in & room. RY attached, in which there are CLEANING O¢ NEW Biack Silk Lac-, Veils, B. new, without jury. z ‘Maame Leits b-gs to inform the ladies that she is the om F y that understands cleauing Laces and Blond: harges moderate. 427 Broadway, di? m*re perp ase cts yu cess. N. the morning to that of 1 sure of the Tear Du ts, Deformit tati a for Squin ing is success! yer is given to several hundred cases in th cases of rupture are permanently cured, 30 that the ay be disveasd with. 5 Mercer stieet. TiMs' PATENT BOX. PATENT CAR ould respecfully call the attention of Kail snterest d with the bu in o' r Jecwey City Iron Fouudry, Thiet eltenced to. Jersey City, Janaary 7th, 1845. CAST OFF CLOTHIN WAN a se of cau ot in the highest hug for Ue subseriber, at his MS COHEN. rough the Post Office, or otherwise, will be to. 425 m* re P. 8.—A line thi attended FRENCH CHINA. alea Bows, © ranted of the boat terres, nad im lows to eit pw Bs, ea aN CROTON FOUNTAIN BREWERY the subscriber to meet the increased de- Je and Amber Ales, hitherto manufactared ‘ed itnecessary to meet the a Brewing esiabli here he inteuds to produce sve the rontation ‘Freneh and Americas mality, and to be rebasers. athos Brewery in Albany, has re: article which it is preanm 4 . his Bras d, in Pale and Amber Ales, ¢) the ' ne pl talubrions beverages, and in abundant s GENTLEMEN'S SUPERFLUOUS CLOTHING GATE EMEN Of F AMIL C8 desi/OUs Of CUMTETU AE sme of Cloth wil obtaia for chs. Ravin ects athe Wat ig poe 3 Yo, thelr advantage to end fox th Sabecribr, “aga sa PE Bs ot Wall strpats (7A. line tarough the Foot Office, or Otherwines wilt be | to doubt that he came to hie death by violent hands. We panctually attended to, The ‘Morals of Politicians. {Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.) Wasuinaton City, Jan. 15, 1845 Excitement at Washington—Defalcation— Outrage and narrow escape with life—Sequel to the Difal- cation. The reported defaleation of the Clerk of the House of Representatives ot the US. has created, as you may suypose, anintense excitement through- out this metropolis. | hasten to apprize you ot a thrillmg adventure which took place here this af- ternoon, and which very nearly hastened the spirit of one of the parties into eternity. Mr. Thomas Fenton Owen, a respectable citizen of the ** Old Dominion,” has recently taken that fine establish- ment, known as the “ Potomac Bridge Hotel,” very near the bridge from which it takes its name. Mr. Benj Thorn, tormerly a police office, was em- ployed as bar keeper. Mr. Tnorn had been ab- sent for a day or two, and returned this afternoon ; on his errival Mr, Owen remarked that already he nad received encouragement in his uew vocation ; that two gentlemen and two ladies were occupying a room in the second story. Mr. Thorn enquired if they hadgleft their names at the bar, to which the landlord replied in the negative, and asked Thorn to go up and get their names, and see that they were comfortably situated. Thorn immedi. Ate proceeded to their room, when, judge of his astonishment on recognizing two prostitutes sitting ‘n conversation with a man whom they called McNulty, and an old acquaintance of Thorn’s, named Banks, lying in a bed. Thorn promptly admonished the prostitutes that they were in the wrong place, and, abandoned as thry were, they quietly and respectiully left the house. Banks entreated that he should be allowed to remain in bed, undisturbed, and, as the women had departed, his request was granted—both land- lord and barkeeper assuring him that he should not be molested. McNulty appeared to be deeply agitated, and walked to and fro across the floor with a quick pace, as he conversed with Banks. Mr. Owen and Mr. Thorn then retired to the bar- room. But a short time had elapsed when Mc Nulty and Boks sent down for Owen to go to their room. He obeyed the call, and in a moment or two the report of a pistol summoned Thorn to the scene of action At the threshhoid of the door, it seems, the par- ties attacked the landlord, who fired a jistol in de- tence; one duck shot was ludged under Banks’ eve—another in his chin, and rhree in his breast Banks, however, still retained his grasp on Owen’s threat, which he held uotil Owen tainted Me- Nulty retreated. and escaped the moment the pie- tol was fired. Thorn held Banks in custody for a short period, until the result of the choking should he ascertained, when he was perinitted to depart, Thorn tendering him everv assistance inthe way of procoring a physician, &c. I understand that Banks is not mortally wounded; but, at any rate, both he and his companion have received a lesson aot easily to be forgotten. Thus itis that the fair tame of Washington, and its society, is injured by the outrages of men whose breath is only equalled by the * pestilence that walketh in darkuecs.” (Correspondence cf the Newark Daily Adv riser) Washinaion, Jinuary 15, 1845. The impression at a distance frem here must be that this city is forever, during the sessions of Con ress, the theatre of excitement, fun and dissipa tion Aud such impressions are pretry nearly cur rect, for scarcely does the smoke cf one baittie ciear away, ere the alurm for a new onset from another quarter is hea. It is not literally the clash of arms, but, ia Congress, a wordy warfare ts unceasingly raging, while without, other sizhts, other scenes, and other rumors assail the senses While Congress is thus engaged, private griefy are adjusted by the ducl~bur not until after a de- lay long enough for the parties to cool down inte an ague, and then consummate their murderou: intent in cool blood. Thia scene enacted, ant aumbered almost with the forgotten eventa ot the past, and a fresh element of excitement isrevealed io the defalcation in the accounts of a high officer of Congress. AnotHer Man SuHot.—Oae would reasonab y suppose this to be sufficient to be crowded snto oue oriet week, but we have rumors again (this even- tng) of more pistol shooting, with an attempt te take life, thouch not amoug members of Congress This last report is, that a person by the name of Binks has been shot at, to-day, in a tavern near tne steam-boat landing on the Potomac, and severe- ly wounded by duck-shot from a pistol I refer you to other sources for particulars. Mr. McNulty, the Clerk of the House, is said to have been in his company at the ume cf the cccurrence. {lt appears by statements before us that McNulty and Banks quarrelled with Owen, keeper of a house aear Long Bridge, about their bill (having some female acquaintances with them,) and that Owen wounded Banks with a pistol ] Tue Tyierx Biocraruer AGatn.—I communica- ted to you to-day the rejection of Mr Abell by the Senate, as Consul to the Sandwich Islands. An effort is to be made to reconsider the vote, which may be successtul, as the only charge made agairst bim, so far as | can learn, was an attempt to take fe, and that in the person of John Tyler! Now, any one having the ability to originate a readeble book out of such a subject—except it be in hero comedy—is certainly entitled to a reward. I: seems right and proper, iherefore, that he shoulo be banished to the Sandwich Islands, for the dis- charge of Consular duties. a A Tyiex Pat Rewarpep —Ever since the me- morable Tyler Convention at Baltimore last Spring, a member of the notorious Smith familv, who re joices in the euphonious patronymic of Del«zon,— or, as he is here more familiarly known, Delusion wno figured rather extensively ou that me- morable occasion, has been enjoying the truits of office, as an Inspector in the N. Y. Custom House During the past sammer he was in the undisturbed enjoyment of ease in hia native State, (Ohio,) ana parts adjacent, but suffering nothing in his stipu- lated income of $3 per day, as Custom House In- spector in New York. That, of course, went on, as due to his patrivusm, and his eworn fealty to the man of many vetoes, John Tyler. His p triotic zeal having been, it is presumed, fairly tested, the per diem allowance has been found too low an esti- mate of it; and he has consequently been with- drawn from the service of his country at New York, and charged with a commission as Commer- cial Agent to the Republic ot Ecuedor, and is daily expecting to proceed thither in search of the Government ot that Repubiie, at the more adequate and appropropriate compensation of eight dollars per day. Should he be uusucceesful in the enter- prise in which nis noble patriotism has impelled nim to engage, he will again return to his native land, atter it has been some 61x months deprived of bis valuable services in the home department ot Tylerian eftairs,—and, for all the while absent, drawing his $8 per diem ! Mr Grant or Naw Jerery —Mr. Grant, who was appointed Purser under the solicitations of Mr. Green, the U 3S District Attorney in New Jer-ey, nas, as you are aware, been rejected by the Senate He 18 said tobe a man of wealth, snrreunded by o large tamily, and was willing, tor $1,500 a4 year, ai the age of upwardsol sixty, to ship im a smal Sivop of War, (ue Somers) with the painone view o serving his country But the Senate, in their wisdom, concluded thet it wae a per-onal sacr fice which he was not called upon to make, aud there- tore they pat their veto on him. His triends, how- ever, are eadeavering to grt him renominated, whieh, t can essere them, will be but lebor lost, at there are now about fi y applcauts for the ap- pomiment. To how many Capt. Tyler has promised the piace I don tknow. I can say thus much, nowever, that be has ordered one mau to have his sureties in readiness, and, itis said, has promised the office to another in wring ! Gso. Syk:s, M. C trom your State, and the politest lady’s man here, tumor sayy, is to be the next democratie candidaie for Governor «of New Jersey So you see you elways get the latest news from Wastivgton !~Furthermore, we c ah € rulerstor you if you canuot du it tor yourselves. M Massacavusetrs Misston.—Governor Mouton sent to the Legislature yest rday & message im relauon othe appeiatment, on the part Of Massachnsetta, of av ugent to mnspect und Contes’ be operation of a jaw of this State prohimung the eoternce of free negroes within the limits cf Louisara. ‘Ibis message takes @ firm stand against the interference of Massachusetts, or any other Sxate, in our local I+ gisiavon or police regulations, anc covers certain communications from Mr. Hubbard, the agent of Massachusetts, which we have not yet seen Commitiess were appointed by both Houses to take into consideration the ta ter of the message and accompany: ing documents. in the Honse, Mr. Wadsworth presen + ed a preamble and bill, which we think reflects the sent- ments of the Legislature in regard :o the sul ject under consi raion. these wi referred to the committee. Ve cannot predict the fival ection of the legisiature, but ave little doubt that it will be in conforniiy to the spe nitof, if not wage of the preamble law. We efor owe renters to ur report of the prot of the L gisiature for farther particulars. — N. O. ANoTH'R Muxper. —Welearntrom Mr Leonard of the Worersier express, that a man oamed Le arrested in thet town, aud exumined or { murdering a man named Stiles, on Wednet day evening last, and committed t. prison. It was at first reported that Stiles had been frozen to death, but we understand the evidence ia such as to leave hardly room have no room for particulars.— Boston Paper, Jan. 17, sau, Price Two Cents: Onderdonking. To THe Eprror or tug N. Y. Heraip: The truth of the fact which has been diy alluded to in the public papers is undeniable, that affidavits of a similar character to those that formed. the ground-work of the presentment against Bishop Onderdonk have been kept back and smothered by his friends; and, in proof of this, I forward you accpy of one drawn up bya friend of mine—a gentleman of great respectability, which, to my certain knowledge was put into the hancsof one of the bishops kuown to be friendly to Bishop On- derdonk, and who it was hoped would have had magnanimity enough, and been soufficiently aware ot hie duty, to have laid it before the Court ; but, to the aiegrace of his station, he smothered it.— Yes, sir, smothered it with pretended laughter, when nothing could have been more serious The Diocese may rely upon it that the House of Bishops has awarded too light a punishment to Bishop Onderdonk. Iastead of being suspended merely, he should have been degradcd—apd not only degraded, but excommunicated—and not only excommunicated, but anathematised—and not only anathematised, but cursed. There must certainly be something rotten about the faith and practices of the six Bishops who had the hardihood to vote Bishop Onderdonk innocent ; and those sound and fearless Bishops, Meade, El- liott, and Otey; ought not to cease from their la- bors; but, now they have begun the good work, they should continue it, by visiting the Dioceses of the six remaining Puseyitish Bishops, tor the pur- pose of ascertaining how it may be with them in regard to their private walks It is more than pro- bable, if the Reverend Paul Trapier can only be put upon the scent in the first place, and have the assistance of ‘another Richmond in the field,” that, by visiting the Dioceses of these men, and ad- vertising for affidavits, enough ct them can be procured to authorise Figg oe ap and bring them te trial—after which the House of Bishops will only have to secure the copy-right, and publish the proceedings, and the profits of the sale will undoubt- edly cover the whole cost of every thing, including their travelling expenses and lawyers’ fees The Reverend Paul, however, ba@ better, in every in- stance, send in his bill to the Presiding Biehop, and not shoot his granny again on his own hook, in order to secure his:share of the proceeds before- hand. The Reverend Paul can plant wel! enough, but he should leave the watering to others. Strict impartiality should be observed, however, and, in the course of their journeyinge, it might be well tor the Bishop to look into Mississipi and Ohio ; as it must be admitted that there are some nard stories in circulation respecting the Bishop of this last Diocese, in relation to the occasional ex- ercise of a little high-handed authority, for the pur- bose of guarding against the undue use of the nght f private judgment when it differs too much from his own. B I, —, of , avd State of New York, being of souud mind and memory, do solemnly, sincerely aud truly affirm and declare: that ateome orriod wt some year, which this deponent does not distinctly recollect, «xcept that there was no snow on the ground, und that 11 was probably since the publication o| Oxford Tracts, he was standing by one of the north wiudows of bis north parler, im nis house, at —— —, and State of New York, as sforesaid, and a young Jady frem the city of New York, whose residence is not tar from St. Thomas? Chureh, of which the Reverend Dr. Hawks was rector, but whose name he would on no considera. ton Give, a@ she might pot survive the publication oFeo lamrnty)ic a circumstance, was standing by the side of higi—his attention and that of the young adv being directed towards the distant rcenery— when the Right Reverend Benjamin T. Onderdonk, then and now Bishop of the Diocese of New York, came up behind the young lady from near Saint Thomas’ Church, of which the Reverend Doctor Hawks was rector, a8 atoresaid, und, tothe great scandal acd injury of the Protestant Episcopal Qhurch of these Unved States, and of the true Chureh all overthe world, and of the Thirty Nine Articles in particular, did mest feloniously, irreve- renuy, indecorously, and unceremoniously, to the best of this deponent’s recollection, either pat or vull, or else both pat and puli, one or both of the said young lady’s ears, from nesr Saint Thomas’ Chureh, of which the Rev. Doctor Hawks was Rector, as aforesaid. , Aad this deponent further saith that, to the best of his knowledge and belief, the young ‘ady as aforesaid, from near Saint Thomas’ ( hurch, of which the Rev. Doctor Hawke was Rector, isthe daugtiter ot a low churchman ; and that she her- self is one of the same stamp ; and that they both reject, as this deponent believes, the high church doctrine of Lind aes succession—not confining the power of ordination to Bishops alone, but claiming that power for all the clerey alike. And although this deponent cannot affirm positively that this was not the reason that the said Bishop of the Diocese of New York did either pat or pull, or else pat and pull, one or both of the said youn, lady’s ears, from near Saint Thomas’ Church, o! which the Rev. Doctor Hawks was Rector, as atoresaid, he is upon the whole disposed to believe that it was not done on that account, and that that could not have been the true reason. And this deponent further saith that, although, at the time, he attached no importance whatever to the occurrence he witnessed inhis back parlor es aforessid, yet that ia refl-cting upon it since, and taking it in connexion with the circumstances that transpired at the ordination in Saint Stephen’s Church in the city of New York, and with the re- tusal of the Bishop, as aforesaid, to receive the pro- testoffered by the Hon. John Duer and others, at the aunual convention of the Diocese of New York, held in the year 1843, he is not prepared to say that there was not some hidden meaning in the occurrence that took place in his back parlor, as aforesaid, which he does not clearly comprehend. In witness whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my name, this 20.) day of November, Anno Domini 1844, and in the year of the Independence of thesegUaited States the sixty-eighth. Done m'my front parlor, inmy house at —— ——, and See New York, as aforesaid. . Insarance, There is a characteristic movement made again in Wall street. Some of the fire insurance com- panies—having very little capital, and that, in many instances, consisting of out of town and tancy city lot mortgages, and being, withal, man- aged by needy and inefficient men—have done a poor business. They complain that they will be obliged to wind up unless the Legislature interteres tor their relief; and the aid they modestly ask for 18, to guarantee to them more and larger pre- miums. Like the famiching Oliver Twist, they hold up their dish beseeching-y—* Oliver wants more.” They say that without this help they must go down. “Help me, Cassius, or I sink.” They ask the Legislature to drive « ff all the foreign insurance agents, by imposing such a tex that they ean’t live under it hose “‘lean and hurgry” oote-shavers of Wall street nmde a similar appiica- ion to tne Legislature in 1841; they were rent home “ with « flea inthe eur” then—mort hkely hey will ture in the same way now. We say of many of those Wali street compavies now, es we have ofien said beiore, that the security they pre- tend to give is merely nominal; in care of & Con- sidereble fire, it would pot be worth a straw — With a few years several of them have disap- veared from the field ut action where they played a short ond inglurious part, end one of their own deienders (* Plaid Truth,” in the Jowrnal of Com- merce. )eays others Must go too, unless the foreign agents are driven off '¢ sHy—jet them go down, snd the sooner the better; and, in the meen ume, the true policy 1s to encournge foreign cayite! 10 come here, on the most uberal terms. Those Wall street men have some p arnolens: bey think the great principles of c¢ erce und the honor of the State, as weli ws the interests of the public at large, are all to be ewer ficed to support them if hey ure poser, acd to make them neher it they are rich. These two motives are cofibived in their attempt to monop: ize all the insurance busine s of this city. It they should now be kicked cut cf he Legicla'ure, us they have been betore, they ure 80 utteriy lusens: ble in those parts, end heve so thore @ memory, ‘hat they wil be sure to get up the same absurd and eelfish petition in a veer or two more. B. _ Navat.—The U. 8. ship Columbia, recently ar- rived at this port from the Mediterranean, ceeded up tothe Navy Yard for repairs; and it stood that orders have been received to pay off her crew. This beautitul ship has been much visited since her arrival, und the excellent order in which she ye irom is well as the urbane and attentions of Capt. nger and his officers ty the visitors ken of im igh terms of admiration and pleasure.—Norfolk Herald, Jan 15 We copy the following from a Kingston, Ja. 20n:— ed States ship Potomac: (60) Captain John G th broad peo of Commocore id onner, #nchored at rom Nortelk The Po 7 : ri Royal yenterday, in ten days called in to land the Hon. J. for Peru, and the Hon, W. for Chili, They proceed to ) Qud in the meantime will re- the compliment was returned.”