The New York Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1845, Page 1

Vol, XI., No. 56—Whole No, 4018, THE NEW YORK HERALD AGGREGATE CIRCULATION THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND. THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD. To the Public. THE NEW YOKK HERALD—Daily Newspaper—pub- lished every day of the year except New Year’s Day and Fourth of July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per annum—postages Paid—cash in advances. THE WEEKLY HERALD—poblished every Saturday morning—price 6X cents per Copy, or $3 18 per auaum—post- ‘ages paid, cash in advanee. sald ove THIET § IVE THOUSAND, and teraaae pe largest udatic edt stherefoges te Sete dnkel fer eesiaals or monbuihe diya ¢ me: ices m in advanee. *GRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most modcrain priesy ad in the mont elegant styl He. be JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Paormietor oy THE Henatp Estas.isHMent, Northwest comer of Fulton and Nassau streets. ius lek tearie meme ee Im rhe : orrer ‘t Brondway and Rende street, (knowa as the La ‘Also, a large and convenfent Basement, well caleulated for an Oyster Saloon, &e. Also, several jient Stores in the co. for Merchant "Tailors, Fashionable Mill: topnreee with TE mre VERY DESIRABLE LOTS YOR SALE —Fiv Lots on the itherly side of street, near Sth fo Oe Lowen the arty suet iva, btwety rt pty ih coast yards in. front, and in the midst of "Phree Lots 0 6th ree Lot othe RPT dn et Uh saree between the hi s acho Lots on the southerly side of 1th sttect, ear the Sth enue. Four Lots on the easterly side of 7th , a uageret with eae pray dopa nner berm Is northerly side of 39th street, between the Ist and 3nd arete, Overlooking the city and Eat i e whole amount and 70 per cent if not leona © © RW IN' ‘261 16 Nai street OK LEASE.—A large Frah Fours on the southives carte Sister apiie and 4 aufficient. growed whereon to ‘manufactory, which ¥ willbe bul af required, ve Lots, on the 8 two story frame Cottage, House, an ester the Blogmingdale ond nd ach st seven eee Neen has Tenkcore ted aad parin good fine and repair, with a courtyard ited a ng di het 8 Lots ao tn, Bhoostingialy reel walt, tot the Aer. cate, wnable for tear Tuavlacturer, Also, Lot in 30th street, Wetwecn She on h avenues, to WINTER “Fe Ime Yo Wall street. TO L¥T—The large three story and atti rick fio 1g House, situated o1 n horth-easterly ah of art rec! Al fe Seventh Avous we and itech shaped With e te ble. manele, 3 Score, ke. vad in aa improving ueighborhood. ‘Heat low to & good tenani ‘Also—Kour three story and atti¢ Brick Houses, with Stores underoeath, on. tt asterly sit ef Sixth Avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, sliding doors, marble mnantels, Croton water, table for (cae families in ‘Also—Five three story Brick Houses, of moder: ircumstan sgasterly side of Greenwich Lane or Paaatene ies Arenme, and opposite the lange squan story Brick House, with a Store undemeath on the eer y ,ni00 of the Eigh Eighth ‘Avenue, between 13th and Mth [vinn wi rb , sliding doors, Croton ‘Ail of the above Stores are excellent stands for business, and are suitable for drygoods and fancy-go ies? shoe stares, gghina and earthenware, hardware, jewelry, ~— eon: fectionary, ‘The Stores, with the front basement-room, will be rented se- te from the dwelli if required cal covered Tras in front forluely Sr Gray WINTER. fi tm* re 16 Wall street. TO LET—The Bulkhead ren street to Chambers Eel vied as the Newb ‘arren street. One New Br ington aud West streets. perior three story rick House a ‘Tenth Avenue near 22d raitnre, ee oe: ke. ond Barns st at ma! as the nad iar. roof ‘ity feet aquare, five stories, and a supe copfered, mano ven? doors, plated furait stairs [talian m: ‘without eq f Bey hens teem Tree rout o ay of one thoa Of Turd Avenue, Te isin the bi vm, and laid out im, 1000 Buildin dig Sites on this property. ang Island for early. vexetables, Ne por annum tea ALS ‘BAL. bout 200 Lots ff rd fret lei ns oatng on ‘wood prices. and long eredi and a front hth We Want ofthe city of Lots, and there are Tana js the best on cau Shem five thousand y an e3 perenne jardener. betet Farm, rans) Fourth Avenues and the Cemetery. ‘The Lots ay ele? be. and money loaned to those ined ly. Ay ae baud oo “righ JOHN F. LAPLAINE, fo -m*re No_7 New street, New York. STEAM POWER—Rooms vo let with Seam Power. aa at KR. HOE & Ci £18 3wi 29 and 31 Gold street. oe TO SECRET SOCIETIES. TO LE £—From 1st May next, the large Room jn the pver story of howsscomer of East Broadway and Ca- thay es par ed up for a, Jods room. Can be seen o'clock, P.M. For further partien- Sabres 51 Catharine street, or of SHECHT, te im? be e acina a ya of nood peed epee as jae, family ante Pts Erm morta disided the Post pad running to Tieton ae Davee, where thas {rout fiahing in their season, "The out buildin order, aod there is ling for twe ‘hor lace is well waren |) New the Ist id. pro} forty acres of first rate Land, ie hur ‘with Barn and Stables connected, ‘as the above seventy acres. sold seperately, or the Farms to- I place, of to ISAAC oJ. ia WAY, Novi? Uity Hall Place, or to ISA Agus + on the PN He’ HICKS, No. 20 Wall street. Fon BALE A valuable Farm, forming a part of the bt orn < yea i the ile Phot area aor te 4 If a mile of fi see Page ges and (arte quire b: tween 12 and 3 P. H. M. 318 Im*re street, monn story. ‘0 LET. AT Pye as msnl conreatent Cotage co., ty y, caw ns awit ards of St. tem Hailrond \Carsran his Galles New York six times a day. Apply at 479 Pearl street, New York. fi9 Im*re REAL ESTATE F' vue SALE. dkoh ee Land Fav: so the city of Brookiya, fronting the ‘New York Bay, and commanding a beat The fours highly picturesque. Ev fon the premises, NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY. NGEM. Onand after Oe cars will run as iow oot Leaving City J serra pf igsth at) Cader "Hand re i toe Ate A 5 . City, aah 2.40 Met ‘Tockalioe for r Ciera Ee M: 1.30 P. MnP Mth Vimy Erne wil leave City Pla "cry Cut wi iy hia I for Miasem and M Te 38 8. CARMAN, A. LA. ‘Hall at precede each ‘Trai the City Hall, 5 for Morrisiania and in- voaly, afte loa the © axhall Gat wr pcs yvens ne ten, miaates before and will joreiiania for Glcp Fail, vA; ate ona ata Leave Greenport is roo Boston bint 1p. oe a Be Gen daily, Sundae ex hi Accom: rookiyn My intermediate pl end el Vrom Hicksville for Brookioe an inermedaate inces, aly, ‘Sunday 7A. INO TRAIN ON AUNDA YS ‘Toesa Weiduondays, ¢ Via Norwieh. Tharedar, tv Bton'gton ri oy ae tardays, Heat Ee ion Train, for on Mon- Mondays, psig gt pits prepared for asthmatic er bey im atau to ify Fen i [irs anf business fen yd them to sitior oN ghest, oF iie'propnetor of bese Plasters in offering them to the fy Lye] NEW YORK, WEDN ESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 26, 1845. NAPP’S CELEBRATED INDIAN OCRENGTHENING PLASTER. state that for comp! r pains a weakness in the for most cases also be found ry roe the ita Lungs and be troubled with fiad by wear- public, ents, not the result of a New an: ve aioe for a the y of yer fold then to thousands of individoals, many ol whom he can with pleasure refer, who, vil testify to their intriasic value,and the beneficial effects derive therefrom. ‘The great and increasing demand for there Plasters, the popu- real satisfaction they have: solel; +4 vy their own meri @ convineing proof of thet uparior efficacy. Lye has thus iudueed the Proprietor to mpasafactare optics Bh ‘asters, therefore he oft white skin by a ait |“ Dreperations for the Preparations for hus enabled to put the price of them so low as to place them within the reach of individaal who may be uffering under the v-rious com: with them ufficient to ry jor be- Also for sale Tythey principal Dit cE ae Mil ENGINEER, ae Trtey h Finger, w 0 England an oa Invent merchame, and o may consult him on. iliac tera pecineata ny ‘in ima j si ike nOice No Nt Boruce street, eas Letters mit be velug lout by fivelons Ryze! ice of business is informed, that Pe. mreeeg 4 ne Rage ete ot vision ais. Uferniane ea Bee per roe Here requiring. the at oe AT ot ey. a vention ge disputed questions. and. dow ex: tous, with a view to the disco very ori Will bes or un lew Y¥ vet 1 to prevent time pad applicants will be ex- y tions, bected to pay a retaining hoof of $10 before consultstion. ARCHITECTURE. 122 Smre FRED SCHMI 18 Wale st, amine a sel DT begs leave to inform his Red and the pa he has removed where tion of ori ved his office desirous of nila ‘tas Villnor Mana here he 1s prepared to timates ant Contracts, 192 Broadway to - invited to ex- ‘om the Cot- jons, for Bu Tape ci arery dsectiption and superiniende the erection the 3330 Im*re FRENCH he ON THE ROBERT Anupe: ‘17th instant in Europe, Mr. structions i in French for h fora number of 1 years at ML “heal at New ‘Brighton, would respectful th in regard for ti NIAN METHOD. NEW COURSE of Lessons in French, etl oo to he of Robertaon, will be given by Mr. IED! A. M,,at98 Leonard st, commen 5 o'eh M. Thi » Will be explained by the Professor to learn rhe eek or, ing on Mons dey, 80 well known Persons w hing ir frien respectfully invi 1u Buusson having been eny abe ce Biving allege iy rele 2 ualification and jock, P. is system, to q ‘formation in the meantime may be obtaived at his cir All A New Cotige for Ladies will be opened ou the same day, at 10 yorelocks A.M. oon clay street. ermal tor baie 1 Barele Udcert ek 36 Court- ust} land st. 1% Bar- | M. Melly, 58 Maiden Lane. fT 2w®re oc POUT AN, ARTISTS F, Sigand maunthetnner of Monose Cares oles Tor slo the foll rt alia Fes call ve, J328 Pretch Date, No.40, (medinm) $3 doren co Gases, with white glass und fie borders, Gord iy of Bagerotype ada, p Reaerres, taclndina' he iat warranted, $00. wir is. icals eye proce regeived by, it steamship, the a iat rod dcr the ite you are, Te fond of the pictures, the new substance for polishing and the beautifal process of Mr. Fizean Dagne‘reoty Portraits on ‘ongraved plates, the progress in this beautiful art, please to ‘eafayette Bazaar, 149 Broadway, cor. of Lil CHEAP I DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS. MES.H. SHANKLAND, Daguerreotype Artist, ha since two years more than 10,000 portraits, and. bei n Portraits, aud known for taking the best style of portraits, respee! her friends and customers aud the pa fal Daguerreotype lik frame, for only oue dollar Beige alten always her Customers increasit atepeesetarged here pease Bi eauablishment, 233 Broadway, thi opposite tl on ae only one dolar, mornit Kememl frame. to 5 in, well patro aed and fihakcat by ew oDeirearveotyye race if vad Broadway. aud by toutes her thie ato, 2, Atoat | may N “weather, cloudy of strrmy. it style) inclasiog. case or 328 Im* rre DEGUSREEN, FUR Fin eT eens to their: onaars. ‘Their pri may be obeained b i Seah esate 1 OENHE: ISHING GE. ULEING, PHILADE!} leave to hae sey br 8 beg und eve te sacone eal eer as eee ESTABLI SHMENT, Sarlacrls ecerest Oar oes end wrth Week Indie, South Asmerfc wee Fa agaerTeoty De, sider serve a4 a Peaguerre : fovea cape, Careat information Exchange Building, Philadelphia. THE PICTORIAL NEWS Rt RUOM, Rasr AD WAY AND HENCY EEN No, 2 se HAW! 8, having it ant | hopes by attention to tinuance fitte apa an 88 8, Gen 8 above title, Lg viseah hediatin to Bea com the favors 80 liberally bestowed since he hes been in the public Ties The ed Segars, Be ‘ol oases Bs Wishing to terms, eation Hips (0 Cs Capt. Smith, Mueey’ Hall, £15 vites to the followin; from Hi Gea Mos! poet 'OR 8AL! m faraised with New York and Old Country Pa i a "The Bar sup supplied with choice Wines and Spirits fine flavor ii ara EXERCISE. SEGARS— M, eee. entered into an arrangement with wa th as Patents Sword in the United become perfect im taught the same on the to the advertiser, 31 Ann or Mr. Fuller. vel sre, ee eG ee fally in- cholee Bega ace mp ay Preplas, of various brands. incipes. Falla alebradas, = de would do wall toe lead commas eee een ‘us elsewhere LOOKING GLASS PLATES. hem preyious ‘of other Ger most frvorab] Cum ICAN HAIR DYE. fbr too | epnhode satusc or rtteduy the ae Ey Nee, 20 South Third etrent a set 74 Bondy, 7 ast Pe-One hal} hh 2” 1s TO PRINTERS AND se MAKERS. | ‘apparatus complete, as somone, fa {al operat ion — TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS KEWARD. REWARD—T) iN, $1000 BRADLEY CO” Roe eS haus Places ving ton fi he undersigned, « Committee of he’ Tames Comaicn ete | had oltereson the good: in said store, hereby offer reward of One"Phousand Dollars, for aueh evidence os shal lead tO the detection and conviction of the incendiary or incendiaries. ‘New York, February Lath. 1 Pr ANfweer aul taner c resident tui Co. resident ¥ cutable Insurance Co bias vy 4 East Hive Muasl Im Co. Acta and Protection lus. Co,, of Hartford, Con. ONE THOUSAND, DOLLARS " subscribers, offer One Thousand Dollars: ta edattion eo the ee ward offered by the Insuranee Commaniek as at £15 km#re e.teated, 'O RAIL ROAD COMPANIES —The roprietors of Tims’ Patet © aijeluicn of Heltroad Comenten Gar Mawes wea ait others interested, as the proprietors guarantee tl oil in the box, and is not lu i to set out of a ty ressomable care, be constructed a view to this in Tartloalan and thereby las covet vatiag oh sepakielies stil one concernes turing them in any quantity id vill be att in ately By the above ofthe wa saith Be lend daswary Tih TMS, HILL & BOODY. IMs? parent CAR BOX. for Rail road Journals,- ran 4 at least, AT Sc ton pod the oil, Geter and wea ie bo clean and free from dust and fe, ‘hey have appointed Cornelius Ktnouse, orl joey; hair , to whom apolication can mana PASTS, 1 LEATHER AND FINDING: rded the Diploma at the late Fair of the AEA tod fitute, for the best ay han then Lasts, 1 am prepared to ticle of Kasia which eanmot be atrpaased in this OF in the United States, per Leather of all kinds, Black and Colored Mo- Skins, with Deey, Goat aad, Lamb Syin Bind: $ Galleons, tings, Linen ani Leather Linings, Boot Cord and Webs, Boot ‘Trees, Hammers, Pincers, Awis and ‘Tacks, with a full assortment of Sh makers’ Tools, of the more tupprey pee? for ca: 295 silent street, , Bet meen Green’ jagton street: N. B—The Greenwich Line of Stages pass Wi bl ke f the store. ‘#20. Imm” ——) ANOS ON, ETACEY & AC ACTUBERS AN RTERS of Pen,fPocket fac issors, Files, Saws, ‘Tools, No. 16 PLAYT STREET (Up Stairs SIX BARREL SELF-COCKING ANDREVO Bene: PISTOLS BLUNT & SYMS, No. yrs Chatham street, MANUEsoroRnES of the above article have nowa com- plete assortment ready for the Spring trade, which they of- fer at reduced [ne ‘hey would invite the attention of mer- Seated, tay hate pee peso al auention ad trom thetgerened "i nal yn, ant q y they are makiog, can sell them lower than before of- lic—-Gans of their own manufacture, as well asevery vari ety of imported Guns and implements, in quantities to suit pur- chasers, at exceedingly low prices. {6 3m*m TO TAILORS, 'HE Second Edition oF ‘Stinemet’s celeb: york on rated ‘i le of eh cauplisd. tangy pants foe an (ready et delve, “Those desire to avail themselves of the advantages to the use of the instructions ff cor contain, would do copy without delay... The book is 12 by 17 inches years, and contains 17 clegan of all the various styles othe! emabed worn Ss the present GAY, W full aidamy rac ececeiverctios or aay h say highly roepoctable tazses who sesify wee raceen Salsa ticalll ited with Mr. Stit m1 ing practically acquainted wi oa Reine ah es te ae tas 9 wor ! ints practical a ple fg superior to aay heretofore published, either a ‘Europe 0 or Amer Henry & ‘pons ani tae Staats & Banker, Charles E,W. Tryon ¥. Horner, James Daily, John Higrlandy J. H. Banker. ‘The above can be A ined ofthe author, No. 113 Preise. New York. FRENCH CHINA. UBER TY 65 Se aa TY STREET, so eal aae, as Ww Bowls Wrait Baskets, Custards a and Rich Decorated Dinner Sets. ‘Ware, Greek, French and American rarranted of tho best quality, and te be fs Lots to suittyurehurers. 6 | SMITH, MO. se alway @ plain wes cota it f Freres Por Boren Dunes, Seande. HES BECKIBE Hie conatey an, My od eens constantly on hand large nssart- Warranted Too! able meng ‘im ee Between Pearl and Cliff, Ne' PATENT AGATE BUTTONS, THOS. PROSSER, PATENTEE, 7 Platt Street, New York. given, that the undersigned is the Patentee wener of the Patent Fgh for ths Porcelain Button, gommonls known 1» for the infringe- d to enforce 1 pro- ia sauity, for ist all persons infringing upon said Pater ive fur Sate by me at wholesale ouly, at my store 7 Platt street, lew York. f22 Im*re THOMAS PROSSER. DALLY’S TOBACCO MANUFACTORY, 285 River St. Troy. HE Subscriber availa himself of eating to the public the fact that, fine cut and smoking Tobacco and Sni at 285 Frey; A next door to the Fulton market, The | following may 4°] jon T at ll times at his storeand factory Faney This Tobaceo took the premium, at the late Fi hewing Tobacco, sweet Virginia; A: mol ‘t.. Tobaceo, Sm manufactared From the leafy Spanish doy 1 Turkish Swurrs—Hose scen : Maceaboy, American Gentle- mies cof the finest ed forthwith, t b agai pha Buttons a method of e eee meet with prompt attention,an Eis"saine polos token oo if they E. Fulton street, and A. A. Samanos, Biscdway, Anests for the ety of New York. Troy, Jan. 18, 1 j22 1m*ee CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS! N ee tern street, opposite the Herald Build- ites the attention of his friends and rally, vo the following cocioe Cigars: fast’ r- ‘urrivela from Havana = fas of various Pavetelas of various —_Allliansa, wewrnas pera: Knickerbocker jormas, cipe8, * Florinds, ‘agennidad, Nie Estrellas, Me eee Cat Lord Byrons. "The en jaranteed as genuine and imported, and ang rade ae uti infited to call and examine them N. B.—Orders from abroad will be strictly attended to fl? Im*re . FRENCH FLINT GLASS WORKS, AT WILLIAMSBURGH, L. I, DEPOT 1 WILLIAM STI Ni & WALTER, ‘ierown fora loug seven rasestemive manufacturers of Watch-Crys Department Moselle, France, ters. of Wate hg exablished « morder to. full ‘might be addressed to skilful workmen, both a beanty of this Glass, the’ tastefal they mantncture, az weil as mocerate hy Ti in the exec orders, wi tid brom tot ma Tange shire vol perrion oie from for —C camer in the habit of transmi' house Paia,d in Poissonniere, or their general pepo el | tn | Saale Poissonn'ere, Paris, will please forwai ar ren N Ti ieee orders to their jam street, New York. £16 Im#ec NA, i em rors ala, Graeme tesicons of on 5 sesas ray Soo err tne, “ cy, Up A line thryugh the Fost: Olle, q heals i tm Cron) prompt attention, SOA ORKS AnD PERFUMERY DEPOT. “| [N ADDITION to our Manufactory, we have opered a Store for the sale of ovr * conomical Fancy Bonps and all kinds of Perfumery, Family Soap, Patent Crystalline Candles, &e,, ke fe solicit purchasers to inspect our stock, whieh we offer ou the lowest terms. are particu PeesTEe enw etter mdiing Gos ee Hotel” SOnNWON, Vi FANON” TO TNEW YOR February 1, 1s TH SUBSCRIBER would most respectfully boat goose) ® friends and the travelling community in STE et has ntly leased the UNITED STATES Hi A a fully prepared to entertain all who may favor him with Patronage. ing for the pest sixteen years Sons ed in Shove capacity, ha has n 10 hesi saying that all favors ex- tended to him b: ‘the public will ‘be e duly appreciated, and every tac red to the guests who may feel Lainie to pa- “ m order to keep pace is warranted to for board per aye fom! ‘$1'50 sgt 25, hoping at the same time, it will meet the fall and un petted sd approba tion of the travelling public, H. JOH nited States Hotel nes ot Falsu, £12 3w*re "Pearl and Water streets, New York. ®RENCH’S HOTEL. ¢ PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends mae ne bublic that he has opened his new and 3} te vicinity ‘of me mercamile business ni of fe conmpavisgs with tne very bert bot she cy He pro. up the abov ise has had strict etor in building and fivty regard to fe, and comfort, and that he shecsoubinetese® w NIGHT. ne Sc lowin| WEEK The ofeiree na weep el ei al mfr tanta te ay for warm, Porter Mietonse he'll Woces tating tee mie af imit | gers, Sia them out aaa Soa. 0 Those who wa a after the house closes, wi ting’the hall belle a ecierind 219 3m*m NATIONAL HOTEL, No. 5 Courtiandt street and 87 Liberty street, NEW YORK. ra from sat THIS New HOTEL will be opened on 20th inst 5 when the Proprietors will be ha eyo eases their friends and the publ airy, am ‘The locetion be “ lic with board. jing Rooms attached.can modated. subseribers assure their able, that no. efforts on their part shall be to secure the comfort and, convenien ad while they sol ae of thetr patronage, they y hope ty to the duties of giveen- CHARLES WYCKOFF & CO. ST. GEORGE HOTEL No. 61 Broadway, New York. Net Block bier Trinity Church, and near Wall street.) 'HE subscribers, lessees and proprietors of the above well known estab! hment, having recently taken it for a term of years, flatter thes ves, that they are now y to Jaret the ‘wishes of their friends ey patrons by supplying them with Sy Comfort and evuvenience whic ce like’ this ‘can. possibl afar ‘The rooms of the house are large, airy and commodious; ss have ‘been, but lately, fitted up with new and elegant: furni- tare, The domestics are attentive, bys abundantly supplied with of good living—the cell in Wines and Liquors—and the beds and rons ma Nouse, are couteantiy kept tae ean ano WealtRtat eon BAS Having availed themselves of these and many othe: ges and aceommodatior Proprietors not only deem it a thus anbomaciag itto travellers aud’ the publi i while endeavoring to please, although t! ey do mile at competion, yet they are determined, by assiduout tention to the wants of their guests, and the most reasonable es, that, those who come to their house shall not meet with tment; and, that, those who go saan shall not te N isfaction. MORk, PETER 4 TYLER. New York, Feb. f4 Im*rre not. pretend. to |, 1845. TAXES OF i OFFICE OF * RECEIVER OF ory TAXES, ny Op Ai . JURSUANT to the Act “for the Collection Pi City of New York, passed 5 ts herevy giyen, that anless the Taxes now remaining unpaid, be pai to me at my office, on or before {teenth day ary next, an addition ‘of one per cent will be charged ola taiee Addition of one per cent will be charged on ret ach Taxes remaining unpaid on the fifteeath day of March ‘he present law_reqi ‘axes to be paid to the Re- = ver only, Che office of Wed, WGoilcctors having been abolish- pall thos. who can make it convenient to pay their Taxes early, will find it, greatly to their advantage to do so, thereby avoiding the crowd and fps which ig eee occur for seyeral a rarioas the penoeniags harged. iy, be obtained oa ey ‘at the office. Office ies from 8 Forelock, A.M. until 2 o’elock P. fH. TKIERST jattoMri* ro Receiver of OFFICE OF JEFF: Pees INSUKANCE Cu., W YORK, Feb. 3, 1845. AT; an Election held thi a for Di for the ensuing year, the followi sach Di loseph ry James E. Holmes, John P. m, K. ‘Thora Thomas Morrell, WHOLESALE aa RETATL BP Bic AI hers THe ge hind er the ote of oar southern ren ds, mer- chants, and oth, hh, ‘and country trade, the largest and best wl assortment of Fruits ever ted to tie publi ’eaches—Malaeaturies, Heath, x ore Fine Applee Ras ther Plumbs, all possessi seription, in glass jars, jurchaser. math pest and roe Syke potted for expertetion, and Hotel Kee: Keepers, (iraeers, Shi Masters and wpe Bo cing Hon ‘ll are invived ts estlaand er. amine the best selected and most beantifal stock of tbe kind ever before offered to the attention of the public. RECKHOW & VING! N- Ba Bighey don fresh Havana Plans, tn good ter ‘for Also, i FR! oH qa AND GLASS WAR! GERARDIN, Commission Merchant, 15 John street, up + stairs, has just reesived on consignient.and offera for sale, wholese or retail, a splendid assortment of the abo comprising—Plain white and a reey decorated Di Dessert, Tea and Supier Sets; ‘Toilet Sets Yiuugs, with mottos; Cologne Bottle Figures; “thse, lain and nich Cut Glass Decanters, Water Bottles, (elery Bowls, Preserve Dishes, Tambiers, Goblets, Wines, Shades and Globe: Orders for Cut Glass Ware Gilding and Painting on hay ca Mag to match any pattern, executed promptly. COLORED PAPER AND FANCY PAPER BOXES. A. FigBOBEN, resvectfully informs his friends and the public, that he continue to manufacture Colored Paper Fancy Paper Boxes, in all varieties, at the old stand of the firm of Blane & Boden, 74 Fulton corner of Gold street, He is fully determined to manufactuce a superior article, and to put the prices so as, to sa iy his customers. Orders ‘will be punctnally attended to. N. B.A good assortment of Colored Fapersand rae F Paper E trai and Solar Lamp Boxes always on hand. DANDS’S SAKSAPARILL, HE INSTINCT infanimals, in direct opposition t» the rea: son of man, teaches them w! ep and which to avoid, but mere instict goes no further + It belongs to. salightenea reason to it A exeriment, may ¥ a In all scrofula diseases, i ry di originating condition of. the vital element—and how larre a proportion of hend—this well known specific is held feets. When all all other practice hav mn tt tiow af every other variety of medicine whieh skill or hope su; jeated have prov Lee Sanda’ Sarsaperilla has m number ances wrought a speedy cure, follow: 4 certificates, ‘recently received, will be read terest, avd for further Le abe irs the reader is referred to xd without charge by all the Hamrton, N. ¥., Oct. 17, 1844. lf then commen oh leshy part of my arm, from ae ft then’ ended to my face. ‘bottoms of m: the most of ¢ ant, | haye taken ‘Fodine Swan's, Panacea and other preparations, and I had nearly despaired of fring relief, when, 1 was induced by Mr. Reckford to try your aparilia.” My sores assumed a more healthy appearance, I flattered myself with tne plea that | should be well again. I have now taken eighteen botties of your medicine, |My so are all healed and my general health is better than it hes been for my cun’ to theefficiency eh your Sat yer 0, of wy neck and number of w'cers on my ancle an vom peg sere mocharve a na arse me my we ave been it estan wou save ver ate, m. I cheerfully testify to the t wth of the ve, of m: jie ea he hf OP” wife. ae Stanton on ‘ent carefal auuention'al those 38” CELEBRAT sechunitta more effective in the cure case must commend itsalfto the ri sted — ARSAPARILLA. aM I say that this medieme is fa chronic or acute rheumatism, than icine, Feeling & ni this most tor a'Ttake pleasure iu adding my. testimony to that ofmany others saa its individual properti inown'to and nsolieited by the Mesa, Hands % 40 and 42 Westminster st , Providence, jeulars and Ce ‘lasive evidence of Ys wh whieh ‘may be aad forexportation, by cy aN Rast Broaway. ; & COS PATENT CARD PRESSES, of the above mi sn pom he seen at the ‘ad olbers hay ale Ca we ite supe ther: , For fart! 2 ‘valne am Printers Ponce. [Correspondence of the Herold.] Ponce, P.R., Feb. 10, 1845. Fire in the Playa of Ponce, P. R. On the morning of the 3d February, about 10 o’clock, a fire broke out on the bay of Ponce, ina house occupied by Mr. Felix Puvill. The house being old and lofty, the flames soon caught a large store occupied by Messrs. Roca, Lacot & Co, and, raging with violence, soon extended to the adjoin- ing dwellings and stores. All was confusion ; and in a few ‘ours the principal stores, dwellings and cooperages were a heap of ruins The wind being strong, and varying during the fire, blew it in all directions. Many buildings took fire from the sparks, and the want of a good fire engine was se- verely felt at the time. So severe was the fire, and so quick did it rage, that of six lighters that were hauled up on the beach, five were destroyed. It will take some time before our little community will again be settled, as those who were the princi- pal sufferers were the persons who did all the ship- ping business, who are now obliged to live where they can, andput up with any place for a store. The opinion is, that brick buildings will now be erect- ed. The loss can be safely estimated at one hun- dred and fiity thousand dollars. Buffalo. {Correspondence of the New York Herald.) Burrato, Feb. 25. Mismanagement of the Mails. Dear Sim: Ever since the removal of the New York Post Office the New York mail hes reached here one day behind Pomeroy & Co.’s express, ex- cept on one occasion, when a part of it arrived the same day with the express. As I understand it, there is no good reason for this delay—it must be owing to mismanagement or laziness? Can you net stir up some of the sleepy ones, and thus greatly benefit this community, and an Oxp Susscaiser? Personal Movements. Gov. Bartlett, of Ohio, declines complying with a re- quisition of Gov. Owsley, of Kentucky, for the delivery of a fellow from the latter State, named Kissam, a kid- nopper of slaves. Capt. Emery Johnson, of this city, recently deceased, lef: $3°00 to Rev. Dr. Brozer, pastor of the North Church, as trustee for charitable and benevolent purposes, to be distributed according to his judgment. Also, $2000 to the N.Y. Seaman’s Friend Society. Mr. Coleman, of Philadelphia, hae invented a method by which locomotive engines, may ascend an inclined {Hey with ease and safety. Delegations of the Native Party, "from New York end other places have arrived in Boston, and that another delegation irom New York was expected to arrive on Monday evening, with Mayor Harper at its head. All ot whom were to be received at Faneuil Hall, by His Honor Thomas A, Davis, Mayorelect of that city. Secretary Bivb has removed Mr. Pleasanton out of his office of Superintendent of Light Houses, for incom petency. Mr. Giles is lecturing with great applause at the Musi cal Fund Hall, Philadelphia. John Neal of Portland, Me., has been nominated as a candidate for Mayor of Portland, by the American Repub- lican party there. Yates, charged with aiding the . Louis, was arrested on the 16th inst. witha jias, issued from the Criminal Court, and committed to jail. Varieties. Anotner Comet.—At the session of the French Acad- emy of Sciences, January 13, 1945, (as reported in the Lon- don Atheneum of February 1,) it was announced that on the 28th of December, 1844, D’Arrest, at Berlin, had discovered a Comet. Its position is not mentioned ; but as the Southern Comet of December, 1844, (which has been visible here, in the telescope, upto the 19th inst., in- clusive) was on the 28th Dec »below the horizon of Berlin, M. D’Arrest’s Comet is a diffrent one from that. There was a grsnd parade of the military under Gen Cadwallader, in Philadelphia, on the 224, in honor of Washington’s birthday, comprising upwards @f 1,000 men under arms. The weather favored the ‘occasion, being mild end favorable. A wanton attack was mede on the colored portion of the inhabitants of St. Mary’s, Philadelp! on} Monday eve- ning, in which men, women, and oh ‘en were maitreat ed by a gang of ruffians§from the lower part of the coun- ty. Great place this city of “Brotherly Love” Port of New Orlean: esents a perfect ‘forest of masts. , On the 16:h there were in that port 120 ships, 63 barques, 56 brigs, and 49 schooners— in ail 279 vessels: besides an immense number of schooners, sloops, &c., engaged in the Lake and Gulf trades. The New Haven papers state, that after adense tog on Saturday evening,a Scotch mist all night, and » heavy rain on Sunday morning, we had a serics of thunder showers during the day, which has carried off the snow, settled partially the mud, and Monday morning opened with a bright and glo: sun and a temperature highly indicative of returning spring. ‘The Obio Legislature have appropriated $4,000 for the erection ofa Light House at Southport, Wisconsin; and pba the continuation of harbor improvements at thport. Also a bill appropriating $3,000 for the im- priveelt of the road from Sheboygan to Fox River, near Green Lake; $2000 for the military road between Fort Howard and Fond du Lac ; and $5,000 for the road trom Southport, vy Geneva, to Beloit. ‘The Missouri Legislature has passed ajbill creating si teen new counties, The Virginia Legislature adjourned on Saturday last, to meet again on the first Monday in December. ‘There appears to.be no truth in theistatement relative to the ill treatment of E.J. Wilson, by certain Catholic clergymen of Cincinnati. Messrs. Hollister, and robab! ike some other large owners of Steamboats and various lake cratt,aboutBuffalo, will introduce the Barometer into their vessels the en- suing season. This wil much aid vessels. A French Catholic Church at West Troy has been des” treyed by fire. ‘There appears to be no doubt that it was the work of an incendiary. Several new steamers are about to be built in Boston,viz: one tobe run between that city and Nahant; one to be run to Hingham; two or three propellors to run to and trom Main, and one to two vessels to and from Medford and other plac in the harborand vicinity. These steamers are in addition not only to the steamboats now in use here, but to the Iron Ice Steamer, now building at East Boston, and the Iron Steam Cutter of the United States, nearly finished at South Boston. One of the best and most extensive cotton mills in the United States has just been erected,by Messrs. Harkne Strader and Fosdick, and they enter upon the new ent prise of manufacturing cotton cloth in Cincinnati with ample means. Their factory, called the Franklin factory 164 feet long by 52 wide, and five stories high, and will run near ten thousand spindles, giving employment to three hundred persons, andj is expected to make forty thousand yards of eting per week, or about two millions of yards per annum. nnouncements, which tell their own y side in one of the Baltimore papers ington, on Thursday Jast, 13th inst., by ' ison, Mr. James Wescott to Miss Harriet Ann Culvert, both of that city. Died—at Wash- ington city, on ‘Wednesday 19th inst., Mrs. Harriet Ann, wile of Mr. James Weacott, in the 20th year of her oge. Mr. Whitmore of the firm of Lombard & Whitmore of Boston, recently dined at a restorator’s upon partridges, and was soon after seized with violent sickness, similar to the effects of poison. It was a considerable time betore the doctors could relieve him, but he is now out of dan- ger. Almost every February, cases are reported of poi son from partridge: A writer inthe Louisville Dime, describes J.Q. Adame, “Mr, Adams presents to the mind, on first salntation, the image of village pump in dead win- ter ; cold, stiff and icy ; an ice house surmounted with a burning ‘pirit lamp. 7 ire is se dangerous to be bandied as an electric cel, and to touch as # galvanic batter ed with forked lightning. His habits thoso of a rec! His intimacies are aa few and fat be- tween gel’s visits. His friendships ‘are past Gading out”—and a sheriff's officer woul’ be likely te endorse © writ of search, non est inventus. Weston ist he highest town upthe M was laid out in 1838, and now contains 1000 inhal The Journal.» paper published at that place—estimates the export trade ot the Hast year at upwards of $450,000, principally in hemp, tabecen, wheat, &e Within the same period, goods to the amount of $300,000 have been imported by the merchants. Iowa T. Gaz Mr. James Cameron, of Ni is one of three heirs to about $75,000, le(t by some of his femily in Canada. It appears by the Lancaster Intelligencer that there are 293 inmates in the poor house of that county—and that two hundrad and twenty-six of the number are emigrants. The story of the violent deaths of the Mormons who had located above Prarie du Chien is unfounded. The re presentation of their starving condition is true. There are now no less than 1800 or 2000 U. 8. Troops pe the different stations on Red River, where they wil main, in probebly, until the annexation question is defnitely setth tions are Toxacco Growine in Mississs We find the following in the ** Vicksburg Whig” of the 7h inst. For the information of our planting friends, we would state that a i entleman in Madison Parish, La., about eight miles from this city, vonage ten raising Lye co on his farm last the seed was from Hi » and the product was sold to Mr Days, & tobecconist in’ thie city, for fifteen dollars per hundred, who saya it will bring twenty five dollurs per hundred in New Orléans. — His opinion is, that nothing but age is wanting to mal equal ie ‘peat Pome which sells in New Orlea are, and sold onsand. The THE NEW YORK HERALD. Price Two Cents, Theatricais. Mr. Rice has leased the Buffalo Theatre for another Season. The Ethiopian Serenaders were giving Concerts in Natchez on the 11th inst. ‘The Harmeon Vamily have been do in Bangor, Me. They terminated that city on the 24th inat. , me Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia, is now offered for sale. The Misses Sloman made their a ‘ance at the Phila- delpbia Philharmonic Coucert, wl came off last even- benefit ‘heatre, a good business engagement in ison isto have a compliment on tomorrow evening, at the Walnut Street Phiiadelphi ‘The British Ambassador at Pai hia friends with pri ard Brinsley Sheri “Sehool for Scandal, ter of Mra. Caton, of Baltimo “ Charles the Second.” Sporting Intelligence. Sourm Carouina Races, Feb. 21 —Third day.—Fi race, Two Mile Heats— Purse Five Hundred Do! tollowing were entere: Col. Hampton’s bay filly Margaret Woods, 4 years old, by inp, Erk Priam, out of Maria West, (dam of Wagner, Fan- ny. &e ) b Dr. Hey tas ch. filly Frances Amanda, by Pennoyer, dam sally McGrath, 4 years oid. James Williamson’s bay colt Victor, 8 years old, by Ce- tus, dam My Lady by Comus. C Singleton’s br c. Champion, 4 years old, by Tar- qnin, dam Moria by Figaro Final result—Champion, 3 11 Margaret Wood, 422; Victor, 138; Frances Armanda, 2 dis. Time, 3m 50s— 3m 558—4m 63 Second race—Two Mile Heats—T'wo Hundred Dollars. The following were the entries. Mr. Fenner’s ch filly Tellulab, by Eclipse, dam Polly Hopkins, 4 years old. James Williamson’s ch. filly Taglioni, 3 yearsold, by Priam, dam by Sir Char! W. Sinkler’s ch. filly 01 -phaline, by Rienzi, dam Fene! la, by Clairmont. inal result.—' agliont, 1 1; Tellulah, 3 2 ; Orphaline, 2 m2 3. Time, 3m 565: Third Race- sweepstakes, for which were entered Mr. Alston’s Fanny; 4 years old, out of Fan by Trum- peter. PeMr. Smithsen’s Arabella Stewart, by Patent Right, dam by Tonson. Mr. Huger’s James K. Polk, 4 years old, by Richard out of Whip Mare. The first heat was easily won by the Presidential no; At the second start,JamesK Polk led off,but Fanny passe and won the race. The third heat was not contested, and Fanny walked around for it County Court, Last Eveninc—Impeachment of Justice Haskell—The Court met yesterday evening st 6 o’clock. Upon th »pening of the Court, Mr. Brady stated that they should object to the trial proceeding,on the ground that was not properly constitutes, as the law provi tihe sourt shall be composed of the Court of Common Pleas Court of Sessions, &c. &c.,and that as the latter court ad- journed last week sine die, there wes no such court, and ‘would not be till next week. The objection was made under a recent decision of the Supreme 9 It was the opinion of Judge Ulshoefter, thatthe County Court had not jurisdiction, not being properly constita- ted, and the court was accordingly adjourned till Tues- ae evening next, at which time there will be a Court of ns—the term commencing on Monday. Common Ple Before Judge D: 25—Lucy Cossous v8. Ann Proudfoot—In this case, y noticed, the Jury could not agree and were oo sequently discharged. Wathaniel Bangs et als vs. William A. Crolius This was an action brought upon a promissory ount of $206,20, dated 25th September last, payable one month aiter date, and made by detendants Bor de- {ence it was shown that the note was paid by fic propriation of goods, anda verdict was "sone ly taken for defendant by consent Benjamin Audsley ve. Robert Davis, et al—This wa action of trespass to fecover damages alleged to have been sustained under the following circumstances. It ppe’ in evidence, that pl business in East Broadway; tefendants, with six men, came to plaintiffs store, and finding it closed, burst it open, and carried off a wooden building that was in the back yard, and also some iron, lead and hard wood. For defence it was shown that the articles abeve enumerated belonged to defendants, and when defendants came to take them away plaintiff poin- ted out the several articies; it was siso proved that the door of the store was o bi already been tried, but the Jury aaa ea cree ae RY Sealed verdict this forenoon. Before Judge Ulsbeeffer. d Frances, his an action of tresspas: ager foran alleged assault and batery. peared that the parties interested in this case resided at 32 Bowe- id that onthe 14th of May Iast defendant, without mn, threw filth, dirt and bon ve missiles, upon the head, neck and shoulders, of Mre. Munis, so us to greatly injure her health. For the defence it was contended that no such missiles had been thrown—that it was only some water that had been thrown fromthe one yard to the other—and it was also denied that if this water touched the person of Mrs. Munis, it was denied that she was injured thereby. Verdict for plaintiff, $10 damages and 6 cents costs. E. J. Porter, for plaintiff ; D Graham, Jr., for defendant. In Chancery. Before the Vice Chancellor. Fee. 25.—Decisions.—.Andrew Pelgar vs. Elias B. D. Ogden et als.—This case came up on motion of complain- ant for permission to amend his bill. Motion to amend denied, with costs, and the complainent be left to argue the case on the merits of the bill as it now stands on fi or dismiss it as irregular, and then file a new oni Ruggl master. His Honor was of opinion, that in relation to de- fendant the case was disposed of. 9s he had al: ready to pay the master when asked for. fore, of opinion that no other order was necessary, bi the parties thought otherwise, the Court would approve and give its validity. Court Calendar—This Day. Common Pixas—Nos, 29, 47, 21, 1,7, 81, 43, 14, 18, 39, 51, 73 Manvracturk oF Steet in Vireinia. — The “ Richmond Compiler” states, that the Legislature of Virginia has granted certain privileges for the manu- facture of steel. It is made (says the “Compiler,”) on a bn, for which Mr. Beoedmeadow received a patent for the whole of the United States, fer 14 ving in th process, is so great, ‘and the Sate. co well culted forthe purrose, that doubt that the iron ores of this State, when convert to steel, will be transported to Europe and sold at a fit in the English market, that now vup plies the whole world, and the United States made inde- pendent from her own resources The quality of steel made on this pian hes given such satisfaction in New York, that one honse has given a written order for two tons per day. D A of JOHN B. FALCO, desler ia Imitation Precious Stones, Venetian and Bohe- mian Beads, Fancy” Glass Buttons, &c., No. 21 William ke £2 Imeod Pec DIA LONG SHAWLS. VED by the subscribers. a trunk of Camel ig them six very splendid Long White Shawls, which wilt be sold at very reasonable prices, bi JAMES BECK 3 bo. £25 10tec get ge AND BEST.— PEO a Weeks , 256 Elizabeth st. 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