The New York Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1845, Page 1

Vol, XI, No, 66—Whole No. 4028. PHILADELPHIA, February 29th, 1845. THE NEW YORK HERALD ot GEORGE HOTED. ES CAMBLOS, * Broadwa: AGGREGATE CIRCULATION ROGET CANEEOR JROBERT JOHNSTON & CO. pies Beek Slog Tear y Ohne ad tad next Weil street.) THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND. STOCK EXCHANGE rn ne pein cn en ‘ea tara'erm THE GREATEST IN TRE WORLD. COLLECTION Wishes of their frieads and patrons b peti them with To the Public. No. 11 Sourn Tuino St 10'N 0 Le ee eal "s Seoveienes Wiehe ke this can men Bark, Puirapr.eata. PB any sod in Pererene Bank Notes, Relief Notes, Gold and in, Drafts, Notes and Bilis collected with despatch, on favorable QTEK NEW YORK HERALD—Dajly Newspaper—pub- ished every day of the year except New Year’s Day and Fourth of Jaly. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 36 per aunum—posiages of large, be eens but latalys ced aie and commodionss and Hite are attentive, res) iy supplied with'all the. Dildo eoak ee ybgiis on Ft. Louis, Cincinnati, Pisaburgh, Baltimore, New io aie icest peel oath saa? Heaton, Be.» coustanthy fer Liquors and che beds and bedding, throwin a ee Red Oe - ee ae tion of Baul, pt aa nena , eo ergata tes and Recommodations, 40 important to a. publi Pers over THUR ay Piya eae, iad mune William Patton ef RRENC: ther anoganciog to avellers ed the jan. st has the lar, mat ba ano ry ie therefore: the beat hewn for or the world, and, of while endeavoring to please, Exq., Cashier, Pulao although lo Feall & Thompson, on tn the ioe eS epe. th (4 inane ok Potten do tration to the wasn hale eal seat eeNctORS. at Parra rein cps gaya ang Buck & Co., that, those who come to their houss shall not ieee mite ec RINTING ofall kinds exec Bavid § Brown & Co. 4 pgplatments an ‘and, that, those who go smyay thal not experi JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Mereet, Breteer & Caen do ye ee PETER DY CER” PROPRIETOR OF THE ‘Henatp Est aBuisumenr, f281m*gz New York, Feb. 1, 1845. 4 im*rre Yes ag uowes BoHooL, NATIONAL HOTEL, yt 4g BOWERY, Son. No. 5 Comrtisndt street and 87 Liberty street, ee Doors from Broad ne ay aad Te NEW HOTEL wil be openied on the 20th inst., when their friends ioe Raneatrian ‘eatin t TERMS: boards ‘Tine Lodgise Te hase put inthe most islets, | * LecToRE Lassony races dS RS comvlete oui, pained and rel tional new | 16 Leyzon oe THe otros Pele nae eer bora camnor fail to pleaae, Dut solicits the travelling enmamauedty fo visit end aie hice, | a % Pensed by any other Homme forsingitye sn ey mona ' any other House ia setae sig iron oF mee “Re | ag ami BB eG Cee chelate tation bein eeutral t» Basiners, offers, inducemesis tomer: | —N-.B.—High! Sud quiet Hlorees, for the Bond or | Pesly for this establishment. © Sleeping Rooms atached can chanis trom the country [from its retired situati Pe to le ¢ handsomely accommodated. ‘Lhe subscribers assure their Br ot ia the ig “eat sith, ‘and fy that no. efforts on theit pert shall be ane ee ie i: ie subscriber vest ‘eeall the Eientlon ot pa ina that the 1,90) Bin ssembly Koom wil 10 let 10868 and Con- certs for the remaining part of the season, fad hat room es rau will shovtly by it ete repel, i i- each Lesson or Hide Kceuretyle’ He farther elle the tesetilon oi tha’ ptoiecenteal Talfto'e Lesson on te Noud. Timer WILSON'S HOTEL AND alee ROOMS, No. 5 Gold street, New York. on HENRY wise (ei Brgoktya) bee. infor corablihment On MONDAY. the tee cent aes The 's beeu thoroughly repaired and newly ae emrg! jn every department, end the Hiquore, cigars wince, domestic u keatlemen of the law, that his room. fo arbi‘rators and re‘erees has undergone alterati »n, js ready to accommedate them on reasonable termi—which will be seen by his regula {tog @F rogm hi B“A'rdleet niimber of pertianent boarders will be taken ou very me _in6 2w# ne MINORD 8. THRESHER, | TO CET—The two ati id attic, brick dwelling- fabs No, 15 Barrow street, inighed iat moders avis, ing i Schone named card of address is requested previous to com ew eget ili ar a wil DAGUERREOTYPE. — rate terms. cy best of every descrij of tad imported Alea aad fort vere, ‘will be provi CIA Wee nO hat Abie | JMS anemia t| treat egy iras gaan a, AD, Maree ietegot the tent gualiy aged in the Daew root pep F.M-iaud Refreshments will be furniahed at any Kear due a teete ‘eStore Novo Nog tect a eiee eee Aof Bromine js. suneriot reparation, y and eveaing. Se a Se ae Sra | See en, wt HARTWELL § con pli ice a ae cad = tie rants ao sreaptagios |. Aeninerow #oveR, 223 Chestnut Street, O LET" eres s tifully situated, in the new A vuitvings (nove nos ete) 08 hi ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE ‘MASONIC faye nen nearly complete) on the no aren tee eon wegen n fvom the Sou Sopniry for guy articles used in the art will gorner of Broadway and woes ‘and car C HALL, a relate conveiale natin well calculated for an iy Ree NARTISTS. SAR (AS PR ciara n ecenlphabma ah ic, eve etivenin isertateke, | athe fllgwiagcheaggrues: vos unr Ouse letasle | 47 0 THOUSAND ve ere of MESA. COR tor Metchan alan, Ka ed gate iting ap Sin Best quality Piste, No. 40, (medium) $s doses. | $1000 pres 2° GO" Nor Haehaane suitable for Oilices, Private Parlors orgie bids ine 0 Cases ipl white glass aad fine borders, $3 3 dn, having, been set on day » the rooms attached ; ‘Rooms suitable fot Gord quality of Daguerreotype nEaraes, including undersigned, & Committee of the asatante Corps Devtists, Pain Daguerreotypes howe (ref ead ering Mera structic complete and warranted, had policies on fhe foo aid store, hereby offer a reward of ote persuns wanting oom ofthe Quel Phousned Datfars, for wash crtdenen cy chal lead take caputed cal nad examine the ED oe ve key ers, cheap, | detection and conviction of the incendiary oF incendiaries. _fi3_Im*re i (a fehast New York, February thy 185 am su YDAM feRY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SAUE—Fir lg wo main ates al process Seas resident b quitable Insurance Co. Lots on the southerly side of 13th tench near Sth peolies «d yr reproducing the ‘Daguerreotype Portraits on engraved OU WE! Six Lots on the eeenieclnte ogpe yg Pome ‘and to draw on paper an anlimited aur her. President Bast River Mucus] Tes, Co. and 7th avenues. with pera go Rowt, and the midst of | If you are fond Of the rosteas sa tive Geamtfal ar, “aif .G HA Agent of the elegant improvements call at the Lafayette Bazaar, 149 Broadway, cor. of at. Etna and Protection Ins. Co,, of Hartford, Con. ‘Three Lots on the toutherly side of 14th atryet, between the | “Je26 im*re orhood. street, near the 8th "Feit Lots on the easterly side of fth avenue, between 13th and 6th and 7th avenues, in an improving ne ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD—We., Two Lots on the southerly side subscribers, offer One Thousand Dollars, in addition mo the re 02, Te NACE ONTIN, BRADLEY & CO. CHEAP DAGUERREOTYPE OEE TS ‘RS. H. SHANK LAND, Daguerreotype Artist, ha ria sin hoc years Gheid than tigad Perera eed ‘being well fijim*re COFFIN, BRADLEY & CO. 18 re Lote ou the uonberly ae ef eth sede, becwoin che tt | heoittease ond ensrsasens sod the ifs pablt,ther the vel a keat | COLORED PAPER AND FANCY PAPER and 2ad avenues, overlooming the city and Kast Kiver. fat ail aguertestype a i fine morocco case, OF § BOXES. ‘The whole amount may rema n on eB Wine if im a fame, for on! sor eal ‘one doll Binet yaya we tog patronined, and Byes & BODEN respectfully inform their friends and the and 70 per ceat if not improved. istomers increas: ay, 8 x their hey coutinue to manufacture ‘Colored Paper ens wieisiees ee meshed is | ant tere bop al pt wig 7 : 3 ton corner of Gold suvss. He Hotes de Somthwetey goruat of te oa siablihmeat, 23 Bad eae de Base at ra pets geet LO Te Ta fim tor Sacer reround, whereon vo | obponite the ark Sonata slndaioe same. | Saecesiccataa gree” he eeu Ont wil be regu manufactory, which willbe built member, only one doliar, ay style) cue ot favofimentof Colored Fayersand Fancy Pape! if oer = Higa = Tae = | oe ou cea “LOWERS, SEEDS & PLANTS ith « workslappy aeabte oo wh nou 5 * and pu inf gad el, with weourt Yard "ict * TU GRNEDAT Er nn as aUBsC) SGRIGER reseetfully begs co inform his friends ‘ler Teta onthe, Bloons UE a RNG eRe SELLE | cl gehen rr rer throuch to the 7th avenue and dist street, ita te a forint of or Buildiogs ree be soogeed in 90th street, betwoen the ILADE! manufacturer. Also, & HE BUBEC! EES LLDING, 2 PH Se beeoeee ok Petrik Ameries | 7 Bouquets, f the most: Bnd al Se ccm epoes, he hed ot 9 sapmeant cotoe, pearrenced in the various neat and fashionable styles vied jiven 1! ubseriber so much pr a ae his ec hrs lease. 326 Im*ec i e Tie ae w eal nee wie he Tpertoran dg ca the late Couservavory and 1 Oy a arge ree sto and attic Bric i ER orateclins Hows easterly garnet of cor “conan Soph mets see, for ate ing Bato hu ering Seed, Vegetable Sera and Vlower- arden, Croton woter, kitchen ranges, marble-mantale, sliding | whic asd “his Scors, ie. and in an improving ae poe Rent low tos ad Chemical fae ane a Dea yotyRe eri) ‘our three story and ith Stores gee, and ener Ogery othe article v ted for De 4 poderaeetts ‘on, the sosmenly mis oe of sn eee ale ener, along oS jon wil ih iesay with shia pictares, “tee a mantels, Croton water, a ay past of” JACKSON, STACEY & SMITH, wits to ck Houses, of similar kindon Promap, ond pusheory's exert jon, got thet ioe MAN EACr eS on D IMPORTERS of Fen,tPocket egierly aide" of Greenwich Lane or "Avene, neat the ceases. The rarer ue em. Prices sie MM ead Bible Cutlery, , Files, Saws, Tools, rains are. oer descriptions wit ony He a ithe io anderen | aoe xchange Baling laud. | “Hall mem Re WRLATE WiREET, Up Sein PATENT AGATE BUTTONS, ‘THOS, PROSSER, PATENTEE, 7 Platt Street, New York. ‘ICE is hereby |, that the undersigned is the Patentee Qid Exclusive Owner of the Pacent Right forthe Porcelain Tiur streets," with, tarble. mantels, sliding Pella ‘AiV'of the above Stores. are excellent stands for business, and tile for drygoods and faney-goods, ladies" shoe stores, fiat ‘and garthenwae, hardware, Sewelty, millinery, eon: encanry, fen doors, Croton FON ti EXERCISE. ‘The Siotey with the front bazementroom, will be rented se; for the Bmord, Esoreie, a ais pened Faun have sree al eed co ni Spey ne parate from the & Fh ipa parte if required, a ag fs a Pi kictas Sates, to take effect from 1 feabats ary, 18. Tare gansed ‘ : Exercise i Tit Imre Wall street. oqnged ‘an Teacher ofthe Sword inthe United Bates for Se Soutien Disirit ofS York, for forthe inane TO LET—The Bulkhead, or Water Wroet ioe War ini ment of anid Letiers Patent, and am ent ren street to Chambers street nee area Saray ca BS soph She ane ouch | 0d iciee” tay rights wae elt e rea fale ex pied as the Newburg Landing. ‘The fc a Seat moderate. tarps, rtiser, 31 Ann py YS RS nand by bill ie hie itr en neh ge om | Ge th ry al or lr SSjqucVoegnan a persons Wea apn rd alae” amie by fe Cochran, "Avenue near = Butionsare for sale by me at wholesale only, at my store euch Aven {farnne, Croton 7 Flee ‘street, ‘New ‘York. Tit SALE OR TO Frakes fhe, Mansion and at F. & {22 Im*re THOMAS PROSSER. Peary ey camry mean tep ah pyle ep fle LOOKING GLASS PLATES. Df etn pean toey aly Se hee BE ny ANLINE & O8THEIMER, Importers, No.2 Hark street, + rhs be Rath unis | Soups hite Philadelphia, have tceived by Intearrivala, 8 full aasort? t will ac- ee BPS Sets Toil ment Hate ing Glass Fates from 9 bv 7 to 40 by 20; Polished eighty, a | Muss. 5 with mottos; Cologne Bottle Figt Plate Window Glass, hie 18 by 18 t0 00 by 40. lia, a a.com- Oy oe a hee ee nd nich, Cut Glee. Decanters, W es, Wee auorument of Toller Glaser, Hpecracies, Snutt Boxes, Pits Seat wean oe » Hovis, ‘Precctve ‘Dishes Wumbiers, “Goblens, Wines; reach Go \Ggode linc bry clic oar a Cacar tevseaee toes best fy e ihogannd ral and Solar Lamp Shades and Globes. ee a phen pe ani a ae for Ci We Gilding and Painting’on DALLY’S TOBACCO MANUFACTORY, Laie per anaum, if attended te by = 7 feeb ci fa Ware, mat Coviece mete 885 Hiver St. Troy. Reo es id, and ‘Fourth, a reunes and the [HE Subscriber avails melt of th his tho of communi. ear Seecter? Mouwed those FRENCH OHINA. ne cnt agd noting fspaceo aud Gavi a1 8 iver see fon "neat door to the Fulton marke piers” SOHN F. F. DELAPLAINE, MO. 65 LIBER 3 rie EET, Tomacco~The celebrated Funey Virginia, ‘This, Tobacco fo *m*re o_7 New street, New York, Ave took the premium at the cong tel be, ication ‘Tobneco, | f StEAM TER Room cae rie eae Fowee. rer Bhanu doy Turmiahd ‘obaceo, manufactured See seer it a ae Sxurrs—Hose seen sgented, No iy American Gentle- man, Lundyfoot, F Rapee, and hak Bigs Mike abore aricles are al sie an to berms of the finest £18 3wi 39 and HH Gold street. 70 SECRET SOCIETIES. A. tity ieee a oe! ‘4 oer earl TO Ler—f Tet Mi tt, Roos jn she ealities of leaf tobacco, and by the moot Ruspucnedt work. (—From Ist May next, the 2 ich ay oo BS | "Bs rer re ton and toh Droge Dinner Bee | COR SOLER ag Oc ‘hd ty Sted up op oda ro room. mee bes seen ys ohn erlesey were ally reset ; bask gully ead ton OEE. Pred A.A Seman, A BA. ae RCT, pera rasa Ts fons oaipaeone ieadway, Agent a 5 ary euauireof Be ‘SP£ER,51 Cath or BBE rx fron 7 Brgadway, A re ts forthe eity 0 jew York. inc daeed FRENCH FLINT GLASS WORKS, Cl a CIGARS! CIGARS! FOR SALE. A BEAUTIFUL. FARM, situated in town street, ite the Herald Buil riaas lasde "hive owas in petinet order Sod convenient: | . _DEPOT 90 sea viett WA “tk ee Ney YORK ie ieee eee invite dentton of of his Ti dean : ‘divided by the ‘gasn8, BERGE. ‘eR, lew m (or a long series the pac calearns follow’ Digars, just and of eee ive LAL, faccres of Crystals and Plt few ym Alli Sagreasroneeh, 904 | af Glassware, in toe Ea en, have Allin ey to > inform Glass Importers rajches, an Le Fi nd Shots fea houses generally that they have estab ch ac la i ia, Kh ‘ oval spond, | of their etary On cau ‘con ery . i onde te eae trellas, fie are (WO churches within aquarter of @ entire Rrepolsoa ad saccepase Ewe day BY Gis honest intros, the 'Ner fem, have guenged ey erngeed rst satiate thet {| ae ove Sagar are gueraaterd as enine and Taporeeiend Vor tnd Marie duitoud ad a tnseupundasen of | see ofall cheartcies thay jugufacture, ag weiles maderate | che ade pe nvited co Call and rramine them. iit es AA, peicude Ia ation of order, wi N. B.w-Ord- from strictly attended to, Po wp Bly oan City ew | fp iy hove, se ae vk large share er vl ieee fit imere TOE miles, Possession can, be had by the lat ‘eae si ore FABER) SEGAR FACTO *vnton oe ae peed Reb —Cestomers 2 ee Learn rag zi OAR rye » will pepe YORK. aati Baad Sebo them divert to 90 dponamas sy es Yon fet Ae snonsaonth a re Sorat rotate ten mil seu soerly or he Pains COMSTOCK & CO. tioa ion afr 1 NG Bias is been a of tet vale Mi to sul ire} ery pea Nocig Ui iano athe olen Faeries ake ANDERSON, on the is ner En ‘equal to any Havana Segurs of corresponding 3 Wm H. Fit Ks, No. 20 Wall street. Size, TO LE’ oBTANR NED Aue “lapepal Reralis, ‘rabucos, Common, Sian, AT FORDHAM, W1 WESTCHESTER, CO... ¥. Hews is, a Panera adon Size, vA pANGE and conrentens Copaee formely seeurled | ons MAGICAL PAW EXTRACTOR, cave al rhe snteeribat eee sat 5 iain Wilson ue sehen jae sand ntact Har | esse of bie orseclds i vic tite netted Se 3, life in "AY | na, for the express parpose of se heir Facto. dl "4 ve is 5 8 s arin ee ee eee ie ork ns times n day. 4 Harvie in ape we, athe maser eHTAy | #7; analao for the parpows of sel electing Segere suitable for Apbly at 479 Pensl street, ‘New particular and bey ana So- ‘They have now on nnd, for sale, large stock o 1 at. without ee 3P. M. of to dnbentate, of the flowing brands REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. HAATISM a ky Sek 8, Stiff Joints ane P ‘il ay itl AR ha rte | Rol hata 2 ed ea Rene Ei a ant . 10 ait picturesque. ORAS BERGEN, | men merit highest adie is tt ee mara ered st) bord ayo, Uomany Kingda premises, 508 mere * = the Rhea Te Hie by ee Ea'Palton Victoria, Columbia, \ ik ermanos, oe — FOR ee Cure, either nervous or billous, ni palpable it and , Parte an. PALE ies seoacy of ascare! focea vn a ahaa fa7 $m*re No. 1 New street, BE ea, Bin the count , fiiteu acres of tand, commis ‘and in orien. Sar NALS AU rACOUBTIC DUBTIC OU has proved very: DIA LONG SHAWLS. 2 at Sh Stik spe | tease ine Cr hare ‘weed thin Oil com Jit gecplVEd's rs mn a rey sind one ‘White a yeatlernan’s ‘success, We cordiall res Who are trowb ab, date will bool very aroma the ey, ae sie 8 VERT IBIAS gone jhe | 18 too creed ‘ vilege of 8 care fos ne matt ma, Liver SOAP WORKS oe oma Ne Person ¢an possi ‘ase thle ane vot the Tae |e ERFUMERY DEPOT U1 Pine street, N, I Al fais wo our maeaest haley Toers ta me Seba carta ene ei tauer as crete its eis me yi as pare and | —— . hing sau sf oe oh Ean icra a ean dan peu be ibe | arty teeta es Jadieg and fonth are “ ihe together 4 i vite the only | watonal Rita he, New A toy aa, "th page bea aoc a aed r ae rom af wapa National Ho NBON, Peas ort ac. n wi alot view 1 che Souni Ie will be sol i = 5 Ears ERE AND FOR — ed ior tmproved & sieht tn Chir ‘HER AND FINDINGS ir an} ey HAVIN: |G been awarded the farn(eleen artaln of bests kia of Lasts muy other city in the United Bote and Upper erie pjome cee ten Fair Ce ‘cannot be surpassed ia this or tack and Colored Mo- id Lamb Skin Bind- chem i aa air br sett OLDRIGE’S oo tops the hair ag roeee aud Rivkin TALIAN Shoe Threads, | Vantin LAN | Togs, She ood & eit a two pues 7 Peart Powders aan art a, use; — ond ee Mal ah) 00) Heme reertenst ea phy EWS MAGIC HAIR ae ame makers! Too! appeared patenney Fe ecm ~ ; WA 295 Boring stat, between, Greeny sib fee gloss, ty it adi’ fe the eore B.. evn Greenwich Line wor Meese saoelagr et wit any: lady ‘or cra , statements er the fed ; eee e a wil ie TY EN P—500 bales superior rot ee Sok uN Sg is cau Nace rae ibove articles vous NUN, GUGAR= ive hhds Prime New Qrleane Ba rary for sale. " a1 q NS HL amie peednnd oy YL NLL ‘stseet, otasbonin 68 ih ae ng Goeey (op ROBERTSONS PHOENIX HAT a Be cee ‘ON EAST SIDE OP BRO the extensive application of the system ol Panui millet ous Payments and large sales to many branches of business in this city within a few years, and the et laent seco Bi this rves, and has in soe e 2d ;the ‘subscriber to test ite he Harting business. In a city whose inl faa sae le istinguished for nenenese and taste in dress, an¢ ne or Foeca my an Sef, there sooms great Teanoat to pibich euabled the community to er ive Inada bartiality recedentedly small expense, wil i no small degree of favor. Detertnined. to peeriain rmeae branch of business which concerns the pocket of every community, cannot be conducted on this pau the subseriber has employed a large number of the beat workmen 1 the mann facinating and fivishtng departments; also skill'ul and tasty Cap Makers. F wartment ig, wider the constant supervision of an experienced foreman. arrangements, ther with his intimate personal Vow edge of the business, ea for purchasing to the ‘best ithe ruinous expenses of Broadway. ible ade inereaeg tn icanh o0 deliveryocn deterintaiigg ta eeap rovements, and with the current Fashions 0 on im to say With all confid=nee, that he now o! "citizens of New York, articles in his line fully equal in nd durability to those sold ia Broadway, and unequalled in gheapuess and economy to any ever offered in this city. bees leave to reler to the following schedule of articles, ‘and their respective prices ani a ‘S. First Quality Nutria Fur. ae | ith Hats heretofore sold at'$4 30‘and $5 00. piven exaracion will pronounce them the same, and will, ou trialsinathem to do equally as good serv a wality New ig the same article lneieeotore’ fold’ at $3 Erte ternal appearance and finish closely resembling the above, the priueipal ‘difference being in the lols Gmualiy' sola at $5 Oi eid ‘$3 50—~Wery “neat ance, an ery service First lity Mens and ‘hidleof of superior ior manuer, ust usually sold ad $3 90. Second Quality, Pogtrbe treacle a ‘Uwually soldat $1'50 and $2, 6 Thied Quality La ylidelpetibegh ayaas “sold ‘at'$1'8s aud $1 Ad quaint ees above articles wie, besurpassed by any wtablishmment ‘a this city or else- ene -icaThe style of Trimmings dips at this establishment in partioainty recommended as well for effectually preventing injury from perspiration or oil applie jr, as for its Greater ease and comfort to the wearer. it Tm*ee DR. LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER, A CARD.—The Pablic i: A informed, NER continues the practice of business as a Consulting Engi- finger, woich he followed on an extensive scale for many year land and France, Tavegisct, patantaes, manufacturers, us. and others engaged it him on —— Bidped eotierres, nd cnn agra ee mat fet : Sot" Oae oe wi era + AKCHITECTURR. FRED, SCHMIDT bers leayeto inform his friends nnd the Te Wenig that he has removed his oftce from 182 Broadway to here persons desirous of puildiug are juvited ts exe Amine a selection Sf origisal and estafel decker: faethe Cone tage upwardsto theextensive Villa or Mansion. in all the various styles of architecture; and where he is prepared to furnish Plan Drawings, Specifications, Katimates and Contracts, for Build: ings hg eg ription, and superintends the erection thereof, ‘ XYLOGRAPHIC PRESS GENERAL Ji on BRINTIN TING OFFICE, 56 HE SUBSCRIBERS fatormn Dructits, Perfumers, Grocers ‘and others, that they have ma recat? ‘sddjtions to theif asorsmeat of Kylograpbie: Labels, to which bey woald se- ifully eall cheirattention, ‘They are eoustantiy. wading to wratodk al the new syle Avaric: u thet foe, which offered in trance or England, and they pre! i Customers that they shall spare no expeue 1a getting up all that thes meee want rete ilps of Diuggists, Perfumers and Segar fanafact JOB PRINTING Their office is also supplied with every vatiety of Type neerssaty for the ence é wiberey Job Reintingy "Cards, Billlen oven Bile Tee Circulars, and ‘al Minds of Mercantile’ Printing, executed of reasonabh SSEGAR BO} BOX LABELS AND PAPER, of every deserip- SP ARIRG ATED SHOW CARDS, og eae as for Refectories,| a BRONSON EGON” id wants near Fulton. A. E. WILLA AUCTION “oan PAGENGY, BOD COMMISSION os floor, New York. HEY Aaa ce erect ialed of Household Furaiture «and Merchandise, of all kinds, personally attended to at the residences or stores of persons relinquisht housekeeping or busivecs, Cash Advarces suas ou, Furniture naa Mersiay: dise of every description consigned for sale. Sales settled in all as soon as, the Manufee- are sold and deliver tw and traders can always have accommodation advances on Toods. for private sale. m2 Li MAR TEESE & HOLDERMANN, 37 MAIDEN LANE, N. Y. Mopurag soils & and im ters, sf Graeme Hair ‘Work eadeas Hair, and h ew, style of Everlastiog Carls aadait indent Ber Work, wholes: nae retail. a3 Bathe trade supplied on reasonable terms. HOBE’S PATENT EXTENSION DINING TABLES, WitHy METALLIC SLIDES, long knowa as the most durable, convenient and elegant of Exteasion Tables manu: factured; warranted to run easy constantly, aud not to be affected by dampuess or ‘of the wood. ment of choice patterns, boats, &e., together wi niture, always on ord ‘arerooms, Nol40 Gee comer of lm, where the pablic is respectfully poy he and examine. mri ilm*re S*% ‘OND HAND CLOTHING AND Ray 014 WANTED And the highest = Price given for all kin ot east off mee oa wood second-hand Furnitare. Persons wishing to dispose of the same, will do well to call on the sut scriber, or add ress a live through the Post Office, which will be punctually attended to. bgp On 49 Chathem street. N.Y. N, B.—Constantly on hand, a seasonable assortment af geade. men’s Clothing, cheap for cash Im*re SIX BARREL SELF-COCKING NG ANDRE EVOLVING PISTOLS No. ee Chatham Meese, MANUFACTURERS of the above article hive now a com. plete assortment ready for the 5} which they of- ferat reduerd prices. “They would invite the attention of mer. ich nse tad yore maaatne tad fam tea tetieeoel peareess Inaking, can sell them lower than before of "isons of their own manufacture, as well asevery vari of impor Guns and implements, in quantities em out — chasers, at exceedingly low prices GENTLEMEN’S LEFT OFF WARDROBE. ‘TRE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentlemen or Families who are desirous of converting their left off woering 20 > yoy into fh Ter tee ee having an as effects 10 ft mueh'to ine gy ater tousnd for the sabeortbety who will intent, attend at idence by a See Oy ED LEVETT, 2 Wall street. Aline throngh the Post Office, or otherwise, ‘will: receive prompt attention. tori Im*re TO TAILORS, ‘HE Second Edition of Stinemet’s erie of gol Seperate fe ae 7, wit the retraction» frcomtains, would do ee to Ny fT fe wezipun seyioe a it various si Yoeaane tee weer yar eal shal ardample iagtrac: elon 4 fees bere oti mi caret ‘mapectable names who testify w, reek of dersigned beit ‘practically seat inted with Mr. Stine. met’s Treatise on acta Garments jar recommend Tens a, work com) fa arrangements, and in Plieation to ac toeny bacstolore papleieed, eViese iz ey ys jel Cutter, Staats & Banker, Charles ant Co. F Homer, James Daily, John Higeiiama, J: The abgre eas te arated of the author, No. 113 Pree. New Vor LACK AND. ee + ae LACE FLOUNC or changing resi Bled iPihyeed Lact Flown » tree ard to 4 yar wide Black on white Lace Berthes, B and Fg Some t splendid Moghitin wide Ltces. Bick Tee Veils and Pear id Sears. enh Paine a fae and» la Neige Ievei-noes Lesees ‘ae to, Arras fag th Ti aera Bh gor ote FMBROIDERIES—Consatiog of Caneyou, Pele vines Calor, Cheminetienw Beet TN wen and Han AMES BECK be SALT AND FISH STORE. 400 tb Blue ‘ae Me Nos; i,d,nud'S Mackerel, 900 halfde do do de £25 loco ronaay. asta Eig shipping. half and 50 q fc. Mackerel. tt Shane SHCSORS WHEL & CO., #1 Dev et OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CO., EW YO Ke . 3, 1845. ion held this dn ee Director this Institution year, the following gentlemen were elected such omar WW. Thorne, Thaae 1, Wood, ent meetin .. was unan} ok Pasa NEW YORK. SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1845. Trinity River, Texas. [Correspondence of the Herald.] Taunrry River, Texas, Feb. 2, 1845 130 miles from Czalveston. Value and Resources of Texas. Mr. Eprror— As your paper is the only New York paper that reaches this country, I take the liberty to write you a few lines. Iam here situated on what is called ‘the Lower Cohouca Bluff.” We are all in confusion here at thistime, in a political way, as we have expected to have been a part of the United States; but Duff Green came to this coun- try, kicked up such a fuss among the leading poli- ticians and some of the Camanches, that every thing now is in doubt whether we wili be annexed ornot. But we have large and fine cropsthis year, and we will show you folks in the Statesin a very few years, that we will be the greatest cotton coun- try on the face of the earth. There aye quite a number of sugar planters who have commenced operations just below us here, who are doing well. We have a large earavan train of imigration daily passing on to the west- ward part of Texas. lur population is increasing faster at this time than was ever known before. Two-thirds of the population of this country are in favor of abolishing slavery forthwith—and let what will occur, there will remain but a small por- tion of this country in slave One half of the emigration from the Slaveho! iding States came here to get rid of slavery. We have a large Ger- man emigration some distance above us, who are opening large plantations, and have discovered a coal mine within their lands, and are holding out inducements to their relations in Germany to emi- grate, and Ihave no aoubt, we shall be the most thickly perolated new country in the southwest in a very short time The first bale of cotton that was ever carried down this river, was in 1838, on board the steam- boat Trinity, the first steam ‘packet that ever ran on this river, and which was brought here by a New Yorker, by the name of John F. Cowan, who isthe present owner of a very large ‘tract of Jand, which willbe very valuable some day. Mr. Cowan left this country in 1840—he so! id the Indians goods—they became very much attached te him— 80 much so, that if a New Yorker comes here now, they ask ‘*if they know him;” and if so, itis a pertect passport—a coi maplete ‘protection—for the: are lasting in their friendships. Should we be a mitted under the protection of the United States, so that we could be neighbors to our fathers and mothers, brothers and sistere, we would almost feel, as though we were on our native soil. Yours, Trinity City Intelligence. Police Office—Mancu 7.—Consrinacy to Derraup A Lawyea in frovsie.—John M’Grath, an old Peniten- tiary bird, and Mr. Peter Mulvey. a lawyer of Chambers street, were arrested to-day by officers Josephs and Jack. son, i with aconspiracy to defraud Samuel Dou ding, of No. 62 Roosevelt street of about $65 worth of furniture. From all that appears upon the face of the af: fidavite, Mulvey appears to have acted in his legal cape- city, and believing that McGrsth’ssrepresentations were correct. He was neld to vail, but McGrath was commit- ted to prison to answer. Roaseny in tHe Fiast Deares.—On Tuesday night Captain H. J. Carsson, of the brig America, was knocked down in @ house on the corner of Water and Oliver streets, by two men named Henry Rugan and Frederick , one ef whom rifled his pocket of a silver watch and gold chain, worth about $67, and a purse containing $5 70, while the other held him. Officers Josephs and Jackson arrested Rugan this morning, ‘and he wascom- mitted for trial. Frederick has left the city and gone to sea. Granv Lanceny—Officers Josephs and Jackson arrested ‘aman pamed Wm. McCarty, charged with stealing about $50 worth of silver from the premises of Patrick Murphy, of No. 112 Mulberry street. Burciany—A man named Moses Nolan was arrested and committed tor breaking into the dwelling house of Micheel Maloney, of No. 75 James street, last night. Gran Laacewy.—A man named Patrick Keviin, offer- Aa aulver watch and gold chain, worth sale at Me. Moore’, in Chi street. Mr. M. hay to know that the watch belonged to Edward D atrens, of No 151 East Broadway, and he detained Kevlin, and sent for Mr. L anda Police officer. It bP ppey Ne that the watch was lost or stolen from the poc! Tuesday night the 4th of February, during the great snow storm. Keviin was committed. Upper Police, March 7.—Sreauixa Hioes.—Three men named James Larvey, Frederick Parker and Edward Shennan, were arrested and committed fer atealing $50 worth of green hides, from the Butchers’ Hide Aesocia- tion. ‘The hides were found at # place in Duane street, in the possession of the rogues. Coroner’s Office, March 7.—Fatat Accivent.—The Coroner was called to hold an inquest upon the body of Rebecca Mendes, 15 months of age, a daug hter of Mr. George Mendes, of No. 431 « herry street., who came to her death from accidentally falling down males this morn- ing. abont 668, tor Marine Court. Marine Courts’ Jurisdiction—Suits against Corporations —It has been decided by the Merine Court, that that eourt has jurisdiction in suits against corporations to the amount of $100. The following is the opinion of Justice Smith, to whom the application paaient ee as made Ithas been w tablished by the Court of Errors, thut the Marine Court is 9 court of record, and such be ing the case, corporations can be sued as well in this court as any other court of record. But laying out of the question the fact that this is a court of record, and treating it only as @ peculiar Justice’s Court, unregulated by the rules go g courts of reeord, fhave no: a doubt of tho right of this court to entertain suits agai Tpc- By the provisions of the act creating the Marine yer among other things, that this Court jurisdiction to hear, try, and determine, all lebt, dpe i tooladion: fepvaben trespass and trespass, inc! trespass on land estate,” &c., &c.; “and for the actions on on the case, or other real of hearing, trying, and determining, all such actions as urpose are hereby made cognizable re the same court, such court is hereby vested with a!l such power or authority is vested in other courts of record of this State.” Vide section 105. Here isno limitation confining the jurisdic tien to actions it natural persons, but the langu language is as to “all actions,” without any limitation as to t class of persons. In'the same section, in the limitations poiated out, this. court is prohibited from entertaining suits “wherein the people of this State are concerned, o “against any executor or administrator,” together with other limitations particularly specified ; but there is no prohibition as to actions against corporations. If corporations were meant to be exempt, ewe does not the act so exempt them, as well as ‘the people of the State,” and “executors end Taciatetatvinors,* and others, from being sued in this Court. (By a subse- quent act ‘passed April 12th, 1822, the Prohibition as to Srecutors end administrators ‘was removed) The Legisla- ture, in defining the jurisdiction of Courts held by Jus- tices of the Peace, among others makes the following pro- hibitions as to jarisdiction—“ Nor of actions agvinst exe- , or administrators as yainst Corpora- ns.” R.S, part 34, ch. 2, title sec. 5, “Actions cognizable be.o1 brought by and agauust a all in their own right, y article 13 ter, sec. 1, the provisions at this title are made not to ply to Courts held in the city of New York. There no doubt by the word “ persons,” as used abeve, the Le- gislature meant 2 other then artificial persons or me chap- Covporetions. It is contended that there is no express provision in the statute creating this Court, ing at ju- risdiction in actions against Corporations, and therefore it cannot maintain them. To this may be answered :—Ist- The clause sing jurisdiction in “ all actions” ot the na ture there spe ives it necessarily in actions at Corporetions, but if it does not, it 5 not recess 'y should, and as the Legislature defines in what cases this Court shall not have jurisdiction, and suits against Cor. porations not being prohibited, it follows they were not meant tobe. 2d. there is not! hing in this stainte autbo- rizing Corporations to bring suits in this Court, yet it has been decided the; ve the right so todo. 7th John, R. p. 366, Hotchkiss vs. the Religious Society in Homer. 3d. In the statute organizing the Superior Court, nothing can be found which gives it jurisdiction in express terms in suits against Corporations, yct no one doubts the ju. risdiction of that Court in this respect. There is nowhere to be found any statutory provision in relation to what courts shall juriediction in actions st corporations, excepting the ‘ibition before eetensi & to Courts Dae ey Susticer of the Peace, and ‘he following, among the general powers, privileges and abilities of corporations”— srt eh sie 602) viz + sue and be sued, complain an defend in any court ‘of Ia or equity.” Finding nothing then in the statutes inter’ tering, we are led to resort to the decisions on this sab ve The enly two | find are the cases of the Minister, ‘ke. of the Datch Church, &c ve. Adams in 6th John. R and Hotchkiss vs. the Religious Society in Homer, in 7th John R. p. 846-7. Both of these cases apply to Justices’ bana bat do not touch the Marine fart as I shall igued show. Inthe case in 5th J. R., the reason as- oy Justices’ Courts cannot entertain ju jurisdiction ‘ainst corporations is that both the form of the first pro- oe dof the execution, preciude the court from exer- cising jurisdiction, the form of each being prescribed by statute, and being such as cannot issue against corpora . The for being by summons, and the be “s ing gsi te ots sad ttels and the body, Sic. nul. ‘of suing corporations when that Cae cision was meter und to issue, Hooret the act organizing the Marine Court, the execa tion is directed to he against the goods and chattels of the defendant, or against bis body, just as it is in every other cou:t of record in this State, A'ter citing further authorities in support of Hir Honor’s views on the subject, the Justice concluded, the the court held there was jurisdiction to sue for the amount of $100 in corporation suits. M gg mene feneee 9 fore Judge Ulshoeffer Marcu 7. Breage te Oliver —The Jury in thin core rendered a verdict for plaintiff $117 75. THE NEW YORK HERALD. 4 Price Two Cents. County Court. Marcu 7.—The Triat of Job Haskell—This Court met last evening pursuant to adjournment. His honor Judge Ulshoeffer in the chair—t Rrorien, the Mayor, Asse- ciate Judges of the Common Pleas and Aldermen compos- ing the Court, were in attendance. At the opening ef the Court, the redoubtable, unsophis- ticated, jury-demolishing, lad: Asie oyster Len ing, thumping, jumpi rating, te 1B, Toost- ig, ite, accomplish lames Hunt, Eeq., L. L. Do be glare. ae Counsellor at law and is-to-be Attorney General at the Tombs—came for- ward and addressed the Court as follows :—May it the Court—-1 wish to give some explanation in to @ portion of my testimony grven on this trial—for—have— wish—circumstances —transpired. Mr. Brapy —1 must object to this course, it is comrary and to every precedent Court —We cannot allow this mode of proceeding after @ witness has once given his testimony. Hon hear withdrew. gine re Fe Hans Cc. e FO} ‘ays, Police Officer, re-called—In my testimon: I stated that 1 received $50, ‘from Mr Garvey, out of the $300 paid him ; this $30 was divided equally between Mr. McGrath and myself’; I subsequently received $100 from Mr. Camp 5 $70 $70 of which was divided amongst o: La- Jor, McGrath and myself; and the balance of $30 was eee amongst some others concerned in the arrest of eollar. fA cise Police Officer, corroborated the statement of this witness. Hont was again tendered, with a view to lation to the second 5] specification, third charge, which is That the said Job Haskell, on or about 'y of September, 1844, used violent and intem- perate pies fe towards one James Hunt, then under arrest before the said Job Haskell on a charge of assault ‘and then and there refused ROSECUTION. show, in re- manner, that the soi yn Hunt should then ond there forthwith aoa bail to a rer said charge, be committed to prison.” That, as it wae Proved in evidence that said Hunt had whipped the girl, whom he had been charged with as- saulting on thesteps of the Halls of Justice, Hunt would he able to prove that he whipped her merely on the way to the Police office—ergo, as far as he woe, be the testimony introduced was defective—as ‘the prosec' — a peaniotsd Mr. Brapy ol to the matter as cént to all > *y ‘trary pre: Mr. Paterson contended that, as one of the witnesses for defence swore they saw Hunt beat the woman on the steps, they would be able to disprove the testimony through Hunt himself. Parsipent.—I do not think he hes a right, under jor circumstances, to be reexamined, as his testimony hed been exhaust It appears that, inasmuch as he hes been re now =—— forward toexplain or refute the charge Lam oj Mr. kidd pot argument in favor of having the ex, Mr. Baapv resisted, wuen The Covrr unauimously sent Professor Hunt te the “right about ’—the gus lights here went out—an ominous m the cuse rested on both sides. py on the part of the defence, not deeming it to trouble or d the Court with a sum: up appeal, was met in a similar spirit by Mr. Patersox, who also declined’ The Court was then cleared, and after a short deliberation, was adjourned over to Tuesday next, without taking ‘ection on case. Superior Court, Marcu 7—The argument calendar of this Court,will be takea up this day. Owen vs. Bancroft —The Ju ticed, rendered a verdict for p! and six cents costs. General Sessions. Before the Spaariee and Aldermen Devoe and Drake. C. Paterson, District Attorney. in this case, alread: tif, 6 cents cao @uilty—Jomes Johnson, a lad indict- ed fore burglary 14 the stoomt a ree, in breaking the show window in the store of G. W. Pratt, 2 Courtlandt street, on the 12th of February, and stealing about $60 worth bel he wig » plead guilty to the charge, and was sentenced to the Heease oe eee Trial of Henry M. Ragge continued—This case was resumed upon the opening of the Court. Several ying nesses were examined for the Prosecution, but as forgery has not been directly brought home to bef pri- soner. At three o’clock, the Court adjourned till to-morrow at vieven o’clock. , Supreme Court or THE Unirep Stars, BAG Feb. 28, 1845.—Jeremiah E. Cary and Nebel nd Barker, Exgs. of New York, were admi counsellors of this Court. "No. 170. John Demringion, et et al., plaintiffé in error, vs. Alexander Grants, administra- tor; error to tho Circuit Court of the United States for South Alabama. On motion ef Mr. Nelson, (Atto! General of the United States,) of counsel for the delend- jismissed aat in error, this writ of error wasdocketed and di with costs, No. 171. W. & D Hardeman. plaintiff in error vs. Edw. Anderson. On motion of Mr. Howard, of ceun- sel for the defendant in error,this writ of error was docket- ed and dismissed with costs. No. 3. : In the mat- ter of Turner Dixon vs. Joseph H Miller; error to the Circuit Court ot the U. States for the Southern District of Mississippi. The motion in this case for a rule on the judges of ise Cireuit Court of the U. Seales for the District of Columbia wi pported in argument by Mr. oo opposed by Messrs. Smith and Coxe. No. 47. Permoli, plaintiff in error vs Municipality No Dor the of the city of N. Orleans. The argument of this cause was con- cluded by Mr. Coxe tor the plointiff in error. No. 76. Sam- uel Smith, plaintiff in error vs. Daniel P. Strader etal. The argument of this cause was commenced by Mr. Parke for the plaintiff in error, and continued by Mr. Sherman for the defendant in error. Monpay, March 8 —The Hon. Samuel Nelson produced letters patent from the President of the United States, pointing him an Associate Justice of this Court ; which were rend in open court, and he took his seat accordingly. Leslie A. Thompson, 'Ksq., of Florida; Richard Gaines, Eeq., of Mississippi; Joseph C. Hart and Levi D. Carpenter, Esqs , of New York; James W. Marcy, Esq. of Massachusetts; and Reah Frazer, Eag of Pensiylva- nia, were admitted attorneys and counseliot is court. No 52 The United States, complainant cH Hezekiah H. Gear; on @ certificate of division from the Ciroutt Court of the United States for Illinois. Mr. Justice Wayne de- livered the opinion of the Court in this case, and ord itto be cortifed to the said Citcuit Court that the, frste second, and thi:d questions be answered in the negative, tnd that the fourth wered in the affirma- tive. No. 63. The ited States, plaintiff in error, uckiah H Gear; on a certificate of division in o the Circuit Court of the U. States for Illinois. Wayne _wlivered the opinion of the Court in this case,and ordering it to be certified to the said Circuit Court that each of the five questions be answered in the negative. No. 58. The State of Maryland, use of Washington coun- ty, vs. the Baltimore and Ohio Railro: ad Gon 5; error to the Court of Appeals for the Western Shore of Mary- land. Mr, Chiet Justice Taney delivered the opinion of the Court in this case, affi Re [othe of the said Court of Appeals with co: i. ‘Ledyard, Haller and Co. vs, Brown, Brothei ror from the Circuit Court of the United States for South Alabat ment of counsel tor the respective parties, of the said Circuit Court in this case was affi costs and six per cent damages, No. 123. Nelson F. Shelton vs. Clayton Titfia et al ; appeal from the Cirenit Court of the United States for East Louisiana. This ap- ‘was dismissed with costs, it appearing thet the cite. tion was not signed as directed by the act of Con; of 1789, ch. 20, sec. 22 No. 75. Samuel Smyth, tif in error, aniel P. Straderetal. The argument of this canse was continued by Messrs. Sherman and Hall for the defen 's in error, and concluded by Mr. Parke for the plaintiff in error. In Supreme Court—March 5, 1845—March cial Term—Present, Mr. Justice Beardsley.— son ade eeeee eel motion tor gs as in case ‘ot rante default. Goi Jonrden, do do. mx, So, beter motion for defendant ae Lead on sci. fa., after publication, granted, ex ilkinson vs. Walker; motion to amend return, default. cause pear and parte. &c., to the writ of fi fa. in this cause, granted, Robinson ads. Bell; ordér that the motion in stand over to next special term, with leave to serve and use additi Goodale et al_vs Bullard and feur other caure: ullard, be made de- fendant in each cat ‘and to consolidate the five. Ordered that the motion stand over, conditionally. —.4lbany Argus, March 6. Great Winp-ranr.—The St. Lowis New Brahas the following announcement:—*We have it from a reliable source, thet e Germen farmer, by the neme of George J. J. Geyer, living near the village ot Lewiston, Fulton connty, a Monnag to start oe ne. to Europe, for the pntpore of taking possession of the snug fortave of two millions six hundred thousend dollers’ worth of property. He recently received a letter from the firm ot Rothschilds, at Frankfort, stating that a law «tit which hed been pending for more than thirty years in the courts of Germany, and in which his wife was one of their heirs ot law, had been decided in their favor ; and that a division of the amount in litigation, was about to take place, and they wished to know his pleasure con. cerning the amount coming to his wife, ‘which is stated to he in round numbers two millions six hundred thousand dollars. Geyer emigrated to this country Steen pee ago, and settled in Fulton county, where he has fol the occupation of a farmer. At the time he left Germany the gaining of the suit was considered doubtful.” Buriprne at East | Boston. —In 1848, upwards of 1200 houses were erected in ee °44 over 1600, and the number this year ¥ a to reased.— ‘These ate sure indications of the ae and opulation of our city. In East itis fr Contemplation this spring to erect a a large cotton fac, tory, as @lso.a flour mill, a saw mill, and a <i ae A dock yard for the building of large th ‘ships is to be formed. ‘an«t building lots are in wnusual demand. On one street et the back of the Maverick house, which promises to be the leading thoroughfare of the tangs teen brick now in process of erection, and sites for two 8 on the some line are surveyed. All the avail sble grouna in the city is already sui pently, on with red bricks and stringent mortar, and our citizens are curcing their at‘ention to Bast Boston as offering ve eligible sites for building.— Boston Transcript, March Consunction or Comets. a very extraordinary if not altogether unprecedente )jan comets bas recently occurred. The comet, whi before the interference of the moon, was distinctly visible to the ong @ has passed within two degrees of Mauvais’ Had its motion been a little more |) we cmient “have had an occultation of a comet by a comet; @ phenomenon altogether new in the history 7 ostronomy, Newburyport Herald