The New York Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1845, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. XI., No, 68—Whole No. 4030. THE NEW YORK HERALD AGGREGATE CIRCULATION THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND. THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD. ‘To the Public, THE NEW YORK HERALD—Daily Ni 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 advance. THE “ree cma | HERAL) “ADVERTISERS are i Hloratd fe over THIRCEY FIVE THO! SUBAND, sal foneeckeg tat hay te Jr gat etrlatin of amy pepr sn thts iy, "ins therefore, the. best channel jor busines, untry. Prices moderate—eaah in advance, TRIN TING of all Kinds executed at the most moderate priee, the most elegant Paorninton oF ue Nenaip Reva gusonwene, tr ‘Northwest comer of Fulton and Nasa streets, SHAKSPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF WILLIAM & DUANE STREETS, N.Y. THE snbseriter respectfully informs the public that he has leased the above establish pared to accomt on very moderate terms, {thas and complete erepair, painsed an Yefiteed with additional new rviture, and he will pot, as usual, say whathe intends to do bat solicits the travelling commuauity to Vis nd judge for themselves, ing cation being central to business, offers iuducements to mé chants irom the country [from its retired situation} unsurpass- ed by any ther house in the qn ‘erms $1 per day— ja. proporti The Sri call aay parties that, the aie and Con- ficent style omens is rai oe fet yg a ‘ iH eee hem on essonable terma—whieh will be " by his Tegulae tow of room hire, N.B —A select number of permanent boarders will be taken on very moderate terms. no twee MINORD 8. THRESHER, PO tr ET—The two story and hi ona No. is Barre sect, Ambed, in" modern aie, wrth folding nor, maybe mantel te: “Apply to ym Seah No. 132 €| TO LE SAND MMEDL TE E88) fa Me? he Store Nes ar Nase = roars Ne some ne tobe ior the desk ie of ler*Id. ay eo a b iy LET —Two ‘Stores. pra is ings (now early ¢0 A Borner of Broadway and Reade ot athe rg ld 2 large'and convenient Basement, well ealenlated for an Oyster Saloon, ke. Also, poet cs for Merchaa tonether with, Hories, suicabl ly situated, id story, suitabli iors, ra, Fasano Midinecs Drecertaken be ay OF Rooms in the 2d, 34, 41 a Pa-lors with fol Pautries and (alg eh be Deze ts, Painters, "1 ose ‘persous wanting r seated cal’ rT ok Enquire on VERY DESIRABLE ly YOR SALE.—Fiv Lots au near Sth avenne between 6th, in the midst of provements. an ioe mn the southerly side of 14th street, between the ‘avenues, in an Spo Lous on the woutheny nde of ih sreee, ear the 8th . vaeour Lots on the easterly side of 7th avenue, between 1%thand lug street, between and 2ad avenues, overloomwg the city and. eat, Hiyer. me ‘The whole anioaue ii i ear Fereentituot improved. | <Q. Hie Win a“ ~ fires LEASI read eid on pomght front, an —A lates we ae tne Bloomtagdale ground, | whereon to andtred ‘Lota, on ‘he pave road and io street preety eine repair, with @ court yard lated cn : the B oad so Ten tents Sod dint reer setae for dantaeny lings will be tector Lot in 30d atre, bt ween Thora stcvenuc, to | 7 Go WINTER, ‘all street. LeT—The large Dwelliag House, nt ine Seventh Aveaue ans arden, Croton water kitchen rang od te ke. i we our three story and m the easterly Twelfth and ‘Thirteenth mtr mantels, Croton water, &e., imstances. i ses, lar kind, on sg hee sakes eet ‘8 Howes derneath, onthe eaneily sitcok tre ierlvarea heron 13th and Ls streets, with marble ae sliding doors, Croton , he, “All ofthe above Stores are excellent stands for business, and are se for drygoods and fancy- ladies’ shoe stores, = — hardware, Jowelzy. millinery, con- jectionary, eka wth the front agement room, will be rented se; om A re being cover area into ‘pout for fuel, kee IOS tte RR go = ‘U LET ote Balibead, pr ie sai from War treet’ (about 200 feet,) now pied na the eet we. fr Warren street. One ington, ied oy fe West geigete, without equal as to commoaate fifty or sixty frome on the Bay “otone thousan’ Turd Avene, Brook ay and. I witdog Sites Tog Inland for earl do! iets Bee ‘annum, Salts about 200 Lots frontii street leading to the eeawood = at low prices and long ett and money | iid Tnmediacly. immediately. SHIN ¥. DELAPLAINE re fi Goi street. TO SECRET Po TO LEI'—From ist May next, the fo ans Mod Ls ted apa tours Hany ea reorl: we Bir Catherine tect, oF OFT TuncHte, ury street FOR SALE. i Sint ae, wore gt h ter, acres of yon Rens sto ig to iow fe wo chat in the town of is fine and ‘The oat 0 are allin good Order, aud there is rie sea sailing Tor twelve horses, ape wo well wate: Fe pane ok spect: ‘said place, anes! tersect the New hich eituwe miles of ail Premio. as teres the al Ee owner with great care. he distance from i Hale York i seant sata miles Pouseatvon ca, be ha by gi (tol, ed any information concerning ‘A'a0, ad) of first wi aisle teria dnestes y, or the gether rae frail Hii aera to ats, pparcaerr aoe Ken fly RNDERSON’. Ned hare ie Ti HICKS, No. 20 Wallstreet. ‘0 LET. AT yorpnalt > WESTCHESTER co, N. ¥. A LARGE and convenient C ov ton, Baa asstord, Headret ya yards 0 erst lets Kaitroad Cars ran to and at 19 Pent suet, New York REAL ESTATE FOR § SALE. we the ety of Brvok ES ra rooklyn, ignriag 7, and core manding ses Toms “ icity Mmeturesqne. ~ tiie ire of shore 3. BERGEN, ‘on the premines. §a29 Imere G: hnpg valuable Ferm, Leena a oad the ay on land, properly Bees ponte mina sma a pot, 's country residence, two Farm Houses, and all yalaable mill » ee the New York ana Har- foes New ; mile of the house, Kor quire between 12 and 3 P. M. 0 318 Lin*: rG OUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR eA inated 7 town ol Jorg en ng ie a Se trom Ae 7 oeataising 140 acres of fasd=00 acres w ai ofall kinds fe abuudances Tere retwo ped B eeeucly atl, vagethe Thal fiew of the Sou Lr ols beautify sia ar surrounding country. changed for ieeeea a For further par- Went, street, between Carlisle and Testor apply at 68 Wear street, Alay 8 Lots of Ground, 25 by by, 00, on ¢ on the enmearty Stee of | the wih aes between 37th an =A FARM —sirmid a i Wore. ‘whe the remaining 52 acres are ied on sees aretwo Lye also with car. frat iS Phy saa eal ots oration iS Reba rs oy ae lige 15 Bleeker a remain on morteuge ae —600 bales superior beds rot ESA COR Lia Be w HSK porsonens bY NEW YORK. MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1845. <hIRB Ane: ETWEEN PEARL AND CLIPP,) NRW YO! par suRac SCRIBER keeps constouthy on hand’a ine nssort- an and Imported Warranted ‘T ieable sin almost every line of business Also, Tool ished complete, for mechanics, families and boys. gud others, wantiug good aud genuine articles, are d tocall upon the subscriber, ashe is selling his at lower poe than any ott house in the eity. A gen. SPlamariment of, Hardware, Cattery, Cut Nails, Hollow Ware, Shovels a Spades, porting Imple- ments, kev te, HENRY f. PATRBANE, A halese ste jald Im*ec Between Pearl and Cliff, New York. DISBROW’Ss en SCHOOL, Ni . 408 BOWERY, Near Astor Fees SAYRY: hi Mis tod.Eveaing, for Bat ‘Equestrian bint Pa EE OE fo Geas lene att oso mmencing. amen keeping their h orses af hia Ma caiblishment, wil AGU OT PE. chy it qui ‘Triple Compound of Bromine isa and is now in general use. He has also on or German Accelerating Liquor. Cameras of his ow» manufacture as well as French and Ger- mae eae oes joa Cameras sold at this establishment i Orders from the ¢ fou "ry for au) articles used in the art will bepromptly and car a m6 im*rre TO THE DAGUERRIAN ARTISTS. , A, ARTAULT, Importer of Preach, D and taret of Moroceo Cases, offers forsale ieee tes, No. 40, (med jorosee, Gases with white glare and Gas beste Gora erst fi = type as, including chemicals ined ta ues oii eerioot "Aeron aie he C! Artault has ed by the 1: x wold teeming ten phamenttie nent seam i thal ot lates in two min ates, aud the beaut ‘ul process of Mr. ah ng red pl i the progress in Uuie Seautiful art, please to Lafayette Bazaar 149 Broodway, cot. of Liberty #. Ce te CHEAP. DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS. MES.H. SHANKLAND, ,Dagnerreotype Artist,having taken 000 en and being well weetfully i informs she gives a beaa- morocco case OF 's fame or aniy ies tela” et at well patrouized, and her customers increas the has, for their convex nienee enlarged her satablihent by rater fayette Bazaar, 149 Broad; meyers nal aby a brane! oft her siabisiment, 235 Broadw posite the + ark Fountai: fmomin to 5 in the eveni: r, only one doliar, rocess, cheap. Foal ig gem loudy my. t style) ‘telnige, oye. or DAGUERREOTYPE GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT, i EUILDING, ise LA. road ‘raha oe eer gas oe paee es atin sonata ou hand nat car pee. Srereatset mw ieatine ot =|Eee oe sans is tne by ero sina (Po aie GENHEIM, 3 Im*ee Esch uilding, Philadelphia. SWORD EXERCISE. MB, MOTT ER Lake, Se into qu arregpement ¥1e ith ary Hal ium, No. 29 Aan street, and also Tae M ’, most noun to ; commencing a Class for the Sword itvergise, ia all sad is See Bette. “Mar Br haa ee on fe sexsoel: as, Teacher af a Ayend in the Usieed weral years NV Sionteer Com either Mi ee or eral vay wught it rms, bi tion to, the advertiser, 31 Ai Het 0 Ci Capt. saith, Rife Hall, or Mr. Fuller. oa FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS WARE. Fy. stale. has just reoelved on coasiguinrat cad offers or ile wholese or real ‘a splendi of the abo 4 mite and rich i | Heaters Wea and Supper Seis; Toile Soe Mugs. Musee with mottos; logue Bottle Figu ke. ,e Also, plain and nch Cut Glass Decant Bottles, Galery’ Howls, Preserve Dishes, Wamblers, ovis, Wines, \d Solar Ramp fhe and Gio for Cut Glass W: and pene Gl ee to mateh any atiara, excevted fi Promptly. _ 125 1 FRCE CHINA. NO. 65 wpe STREET, whi Plates and to thei: articles, ing te) ups. Astral 01 My Tare aoe Baskets, Custards aad a Sus BS fiom eral torcsy and lous to euitparehsans of ak? FRENCH FLINT GLASS WORKS, Fl eater RGH, DEPOT ff WILLIA Bee EXT, Netw YORK M' ERGER & WAL’ . keown ates long series fact Crystals and te Bag a have the riers of hes, and re ea a Branch id, in or fulfil to tin he be addressed to evs rie workmen, both Frenchand Ei . The cae of this “Glass, the tasteful style oral the ‘les they manufacture, at ode well as moderate ae Promptitude in the bg hy of orders, will, they Tans bes hope, secure to thew a large share of patronage from id foreign House: ‘ustomers in the habit of transmitting orders to their Parga Paradi there Depot of 30 Paradi onniere, aris, will please forward strest_ New York. f16 Im*ec COMSTOCK & CoO., aL brat akg HAVE ON H aan SObk HAN AVE OBTAINED: SUCH ee aareY, ye beta mepiCal, PAIN EXTRACTOR, gates all ations iteh saves jife in any Leon’ vitals are very fs and it please. Be particular and buy persion AT 18M, ish CONTE STED CORDS, Stiff Joi i positure ne gpred by ‘the sole fi El Rand ( LINIMENT. my ite i and be personally referred to gene in this om who have been cured of i i Oot MOU vier fies Da fain cure, exther nervous ot bi Itis.a palpable ¢! ni can be in all cases of heartburn BS ACOURTIC OLL has proved Mytibe moan f this ho hy com a gareintein Ee oo D) ES ANA‘ i and foulnese of the stomnc NALS 1 al 3 co" CARBAEA Ls is as mm this celebrau pres reasonable oe: t It is the ‘only ally purity th from 4 ‘0 have Diy tna eon om gpa py MBIA, hich eres che EN et assets HA Wan ITALIAN ‘tn: 3 haWitans the beat article in use; Diamon EWS M eis an ‘eel Faiee o1 unlike rantity inapetie it toe Rogatadies be particular, that is, iy ‘and find these stirements fp untrwe, tl oe vaphe 8 CAUTION—Remember, the ony aval Courtlandt street, by ne” ‘telee"soun crenvie COMBTOCK & CO. Imre TT WINES—200 oases Briteo rt Mfg a Sdalb. to 96, of the- tare, — netare, Ho ane arog si han It, gives to the hair a and, whi ts TO RAIL ROAD G IMs? FATENT. CAR BOX > COMPANIES Proprietors of is’ Pacenc atpeation of Tintroad iCompame oe abo keep the a whh resonable rare, be bei Particular, aud ther fares others concerned ‘hey have Sepotant c ‘nelius Kanouse, of Jersey City, mt, to whol ean te made for righ and pene caring thei in any grantity, and will be att immediately by fe ore OF the und: derek prietors, esas ‘Ith, 1845. ‘TIMS, HE & BOODY. ft SS AE Nee RSS Se DR. LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER. CARD.—The Public is informed, that Dr. continues the practice of business as a Cooralting Rte ginger, w nich he followed on an extensive seale for many year in Epglaud and France. Javegia Sensi: moanulgecerersy merchauis and others engaged in the arts, and manufac sult hi requir ig the appli ‘of the je of practical science. "Certificates and ovinions on the and usefulness of new inventions ports on disputed questions and perimental i shed ppeswe with a view ing gf wees and processes in the doubétul Points, ex discovery or test runder en when ‘post-paid, aud to prevent time ti all appli ry . cf $10 before coasultstion: 4" ARCHITECTURE, RED: SCHMIDT begs lave to inform his friends and the ible, that he has re office from 192 Brondway to Ist) where persons desirous oF building are jvited vo x- teas upwards te tbeesresitas Vie aeaeaceus froma the Cot styles of architectures and where he a poe elo To Fant a Drawings, Specifications, Estimates and Contracts Pica: description, and superintends the erection thereof. No, 2 CATHENINE SUREEY. BETWEEN 0. BROADWAY AND HENRY EES eat H. HAWKES, having fitted apa Peior a, Gereral Ni be happy | to see friends, x aud bones bya rention to business to merit a con- | uence of the e favors 40 liberally bestowed since he has been i The room farnished with New York and Old Country Ps- ipplied with che x ed Segars, and fine Pale ke. HL WILLA AUCTION oentaa: Nea ae BD COMMiSSION fice No. 116 Nassna street t floor, Ni Kc, E,W, WILL ATTEND to sales ie of Howschold rate ‘Wines and Pa ae ee Save Advances made on Furniture dise of every description consigned for sale. Sales settled all cases as soon as the goods are sold and di Manufac- turers and traders can always have accommodation advances on goods for private sale. m2 im*ec po TO eas SC OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE co. T an Election held this day for Directors Df is faatieti ensuing year, the alos came were elected such Directors: Joseph James . Holmes, John P. Moore, Wm, K. Phomas | Morrell, Bogart, preci fer eons T. HOPE, Secretary. HOBE’S PATENT EXTENSION DINING TABLES, Wide METALLIC SLIDES, Jong ke known as the most je, convenient and ‘elegant of Xtension Tables manu- ig! to run easy (soe and not to be dampuess or SADE ice pattern! for private = parlors, hot eral assortment of Cabinat Kur- ys on hand, ‘Warerooms, Noo Grand street Kim, where the public. in respeetfully Invited to. call and examine. mr! Im*re ALBIN te G0, ar sara ee we are manut on qj ranted by the Un ened Frietion Misieh ‘0 BU. aang WITHOUT SHIMSTONES They now rot for ery feasonable arms WENTY PHOUSAND G neatly put ay in te wenden 1d paper, in an’ in lots to suit pure! yep a ATEN te sty ved of and recom: chemists, in consequence of the absence of sul the fumes of which are so disayree- and particularly injurious to persons ized packages, and to the attention of ship- taken.on long voyages and ex- thout the slighes ‘and in the city Broadway, or at thelr SPALDING & CO. CHEAP SPECTACLES A%"%? 93 PUNE: BEN New York, b. SLAcR WOOD A from Opeietoat a proof « al ever ‘advertises Working the following cheap ‘orto Finest single jointed Tortoi mee OLE CAEATE Good elastic blue steet Spectacles, set with the best glasses, and with rete care and attention paid to in the manufacture, or one d blue Bteel Spectactes if Good tleatie bles blue Steel Boul Siecacics set into your own fram Best Soares Pebbles set into your own frames. Pebbles set into your own frames, Lands eee at the same rate of cheapness. ts Pe Gentlemen attended at their own residences. ATCHES eee JEWELRY .— or Silver Chains Gold Pencile,| Keys, ke. wilh fin thous of the above nt retail mach lower hen aes ions, er the eity.. Gold Watches as low as $20 and $23 exc = Jewelry to reep goed ul and goatey, A at mach leas, oat perie reer of Wate! ee 30 War mi me SIX B. SELF-COCKING A. eee aed B REVOLVING PISTOLS. a MANvracttinens of the above article have now a com- plete assortment ready for the Spring trade, which they of. fer at reduced prices. They would invite the attention of mer- chante see to, thei? Rmoriment, to the manntuctare of which, they have paid personal attention, and from the ine they are inaking, can sell them lower than before of- ‘Also—Guns of their own manufacture, as well asevery vari ety of imported Guns and implements, in quantities to emit pur- chasers, at er oe prices, £6 3m*m TAILO. (THE Second. Hdisiox seo jStinemet’s. celebrated work on ing Rarmen' sgaaled, ed en enw lied an tod ready fo delivry ‘fore re to vantages to from tie uss of te fnscrarions couamne, would & ello obtain a copy without delay. book is 12 by 17 “aches — and contains 17 Slegant diegtens, ms of all the various styles Coy pent lige sega Wil aoa ad ample instruc: tions ns [or ¢ cag g im an sear aad ten tif ing area ae fe maey ly respectable 1 aunes who testify the book :— jigned being practienlly acquainted with Mr. Stine. met’s Treatise on Cutting its, with pleasure recommend it as a work complete im ite arrangement practical plication to ee a to any heretofore Pablabe either | 1 aa Staats & Banker, Charles ¥. Homer, James Daily, John The above ean be _ attic No. 113 tr: rays New York im*ee B» ACK AND WHITE THREAD LACK FLOUNCES, ack Teceived per i Bh read x Negede ‘from % yard nf °0 6 vers Bg S wide. Biack snd White Lace Berths, Some of the most Black Ice: Veil and i ie Searts x Rid J, pe] sort ‘ich iced pr offered. PAK ing of Caneyous, Pele- rines, C icent Embroidered Dresses and Handker- mbroidery, ‘a great variety of other goods, are now of- Prices, by JAMES BECK K§ So: SALT AND FISH STORE. 400 8 oe bola Bh No. 1, 2and 3. "gh yeaa |. 600 halfde to do de ve, Wil jery mo £25 10tec 80 ager =e CO. 01 Dey a * ST. GEORGE HOTEL. No. 61 Broadway, New York. (Next Block below Trinity Chureh, and near Wall street.) THE sub: scribers, lessees and proprietors of the above well known establishment, having recently taken it for a term of years, flatter themselves, that they are now ready to meet Wishes of thetr friends aid Datrona by supplying them witheery Comfort and convenience which a place ke this can possibly affo he rooms of the house are large, airy and commodious; have been, but Tata, ited. up “fH sre ta cloteee fara ae ihe domentcs are attentive, respectful and obedient the ta ne shyadantly supplied with oe aod Ju 9f good living the celia contains an amp meh tir wi re—and the ‘bedding: throughout the ital condition. id many other advanta- modaion, so haa a public house, the Proprietors not only aduty, but, also, take pleasure in thus announcing it to travellers aud'the public in geteral, “And, while endeavoring to please, although ey, do not. pre smile at competion, yet they are determined, by assiduo tention to the wants of their guests, and the most reaso! charges, that, those who come to their house shall not meet intment; and, that, those who go ‘swey gna shall not expe: issatisfaction, 0. PREER 4 TYLER. New York, Fe Im*rre ap ence . + 1845, NATIONAL HOTEL, No. 5 Courtiandt street and 87 Liberty street, Three DEW, YORK. Doors from Broadway THIS NEW HOTEL will be opened on the 20th inst., when the Proprietors will be happy to accommodate the friends blie with bo Lodging Rooms are large aud ee ee cannot fail to. please. Tl ‘ing in the centre of business, it offers induce- ents to merchants from other eities and the country. not sur. Paved by any other House in thi: the Furni and Bedding, are all new and made ex- prasaly for tits eatablishopent Families who wish Parlors: pnd Sle be t.andsomely accommodated. Mende and’ the peblics that uo, efor ‘wanting be secure the cc rt and convenience of there guests, ¥ y solicit a share of their patronage, by to the duties of their vocation, to give CHARLES WYCKOFY¥ & WILSON’S HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS, No. 5 Gold street, New York. Gigs tHe cateponta), u HENRY WILSON (of Brooklyn) begs io inform his friends nublic gen will open the above name aaplinene on MONDAY. the 10th of March, 1845, ‘i house has been thoroughly repaired and newly fu: every department, and the tery best of every ‘deser ors, cigars wines, ‘and imported ales an will be provided. aAt code eit the day aud evening. ion f porte, every day from 1 to 3 o’elock furnished at any Dpue duriog imje HARTWELLS WASHINGTON HOUSE, 223 Chestnut Street, ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE MASONIC HALL, PHILADELPHIA. TWO OUSAND DOLLAKS KEWARD. REWARD—The Bisre of Lorna bm 8 COFFIN, $1000 BRADLEY & ( having been set on fire on Sarurday undersigned, a Committee of the Vasa had policies on the goods in said store, rasa o housand Dollars. for such evidence as shall lead to the Seiegtion and convietouct ie eincendiary or incendiaries. New York, February riath, | yee AMBERT SUYDAM, i mident D anitabia Insurance Co. BROUWE Presi at Hast iver Mutual Ina, Co, A. AZAR! oe Hitma and Protection Ines Co., of Hartford, Con. ONE THOUSAND VOLLARS REWARD—We, the ribers, offer Oue Thousand Dollars, addition to the re- fe rance Cor ove at im*re i “tt CONFIN, BRADLEY 4 & CO. COLORED eae FANCY PAPER Beal & BODEN respectfully inform their friends and the blic, that they continue to manut eegeen Pay Paper ‘ancy, Paper Boxes, in all varieties, at nd of the of Blane & Boden, 74 Fulton corner of So ly determined fo matutuctais a: supeior argielsr eadee Brices s0 a8 to satisfy his customers. Orders will be rt at ee. to. . Paes A ood saofiment of Colored Fapersand Fancy Pape! i Boses tlwast oa BOUQUETS, FLOWERS, SEEDS & el = THE SU SUBSCRIBER resyectfully begs to inform his friends he Public, that he hve ma rary arrangements to furnish the above, trom thestore of Mr. Harrison, comer Broad way and Prince stivets. | Bouquets, composed of f the most choice sweet scented beg mt on at & moment’s notice. arranged in the various neat and fashionable styles subscriber so much notoriet his a hs lance of the late Conservatory and Estab ish- mentof Mr W. Niblo. oice Annual Fl Seed, Vegetable Seed and Fi fy eer HIN’ ROBINSON. ing Plantae on hand. nae 3 {27 1m* ANUP AC LURES AND IUPORTERS fe Pocket: M: ble Ci SUPORTE of Fee dfoak and 3 01 ja31 tm*m No. 6 PLAT 8TRERT, Up Stairs. Rae eA aah hel NC na PATENT AGATE BUTTONS. THOS. PROSSER, PATENTEE, ° GE cheety eres ag esol he NOE] Gecluttre Owner a ws Paseot Rial for the oreelain aa hare We duty csi ta Fe Ug id Paces to the atl exe y.! ts sai thie public nouge goal hat Ushait “i Lal person tattle tes ee vi Patent injanetion again iofringiog upon ihe Buttongare for sale by me rae noe nly, at my store 7 ae scene ‘York. t gatas THOMAS PROSSER. LOOKING GLASS PLATES. Fst ere aad iy ee . No. 3 Bank street, iladelphia, by late arrivals, a full, assort: ment of Looking Glass Plates, yom 9 by 1 so a by Plate Window Glass: from: 18 by 12 ‘30 ete asgortinent of Poilet,¢ Glasses, petal ie, dn Snuff Boxes, Rogar, C f with a variety of other German Preach (eeedal tkiah: tley olts:’oa he ‘aoet faveralie races. ja28 Im*gbs ~DALLY’S TOBACCO MANUFACTORY, Leet phen’ St. T: ff of this method of communi- ee fact that he is now manufacturing “bacco eee at 285 River street, cit Tobacco « Tobacco, , Ping "manufactured Tonacco— took the premium St the lave sweet merican Smi from the scented, " Lundyfoot, French’ Rapes, and bove articles are all warranted to. be mate of t qualities of leaf tobaceo, and by the most experienced work- jh Odere directed as above will meet with prompt attention— une. pains taken. as if they were personally present. E. Savage, 254 Fulton street, and A. A. Samanos, Broadway, Agents for the city of New York. ‘Troy, Jan. 18, 1845. m2 Im*ec exeee pe CIGARS! CIGARS! ror opposite the Herald Build tention of his fri id choice Cigars, j ally | ites the serie a ‘pllow te arrivals from Havana >= of various, Ban Allliansa, ‘brands Kickerbocker ne hy ee tie shove Segara guar ine and imported Cy ‘cramine theta. We B.~Orders from abroad willbe strietiy attended to, 4 “~FABER_SEGAR FACTOR Common Site, faneoe _ 71 Division Street, NEW YORK: HE UNDERSIGNED have extablished an extensive Sear aie ‘at 71 Division street, New ‘Yonik under the direc: tion of J. W. BROWN, who has been Superintendent of gest Factories in Havana, for aie aiowta kinds of Segas, manufactured i Be factory, and of which a large stock is now on ind equal to any Havana Segars of corresponding atvTe vast “pera! Regalia, Fakecee Reeali, fanetelas, Casadores, Canoe All boxed in the Havana st ‘The snberibers have sectled the Son of thett Senior ni express purpose of selecting Tobacco for their Facto- Ty; asalso for the parpose of selecting Segars suitable for this weynory gn hand, for sale,» large stock of Havana Se- wars, to debenture, of the bi La Indi Hocus Noringo, De Cnorey, Upma Minerva, igtoria, ee TOHN H, RABE Non Now sireets comer of Wall. DIA LONG SHAWLS. ce VED by, the subscribers, « trunk of Camels them six very splen Tong ‘hite mt n will be sold at very eaponahey ees, ree SOAP WORKS abide UE ae DEPOT. Lor yon, Esculapins, « Palma, Dos Hermanos, fa7_% IE Shawls, w! 125 10tee sly iy'Boap, Pe eat, Cryscaliios Candi my purchasers to inspect our stock, which Anippers to the West f rea nie Initia to aman eee car ©: Hee = nny oo ol Jandt loor to. National Hote. NSON, rae ae FO JOHN LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS. HAYING bern awarded the Diploma at the late ‘which can the New LER. in this or pper Leat ) Biack and Colored Mo- rocco and eid Shiney with Deer Goat aad Lamb Skin Bind. ings Shoe Threads, ‘Gallons Sheptings, Linen and er Linings, Boag Cord and Webs, Boot jammers, hs, cathy a Ae ‘assortment of Shor- Pincers of the ‘moet approved patierns, chen? for cash, 295 Spring between Greenw: Hi and i it N. B.—The Greenwich Of ene pase wil wwihig tb bieck of the store. past ror. oly ienyee' = mi ec GueaR=i00 hhds Prime New PR QTy Remonstrance of Mr. Arnold against the BUL for the “ Punishment of Seduction” before the Legislature. To the Hon. the Legislature of the State of New York, now in Session, Your memorialist, a citizen of Poughkeepsie, and a constituent of the Dutcheas Delegation, would respectfully represent to your honorable body, that he has seen, through the medium of the publi ic prints, that a bill To punish.Seduction and Adultry as crimes, and for other purposes,” has been presented to the consideration and approval of your honorable body, and which bill appears to have been formed in accordance with the Drayers “on your loaded table,” emanating {rom a ‘ ‘numer- ous, Virtuous and estimable class of citizens,” majority of whom are females. In the details of said bill, the attention of your memorialist is forcibly arrested by its one-sided and partial character: Wherein the male is proposed to be totally disarmed, and the female clothed with an oppressive and dangerous power over him; severe penalties are rcpaeee to be inflicted on the seducing male, whilst that of the seducing female appears to have entirely escaped the vigilant care of your honorable committee in forming the bill. To this partial feature of the bill, (withont impun. ing the motives of any,) your memorialist would beg leave to remonstrate. The crime complained of, if it be a crime, must be committed by both inale and female conjointly, and both should be held equally liable, and to stand confronted, that justice may ascertain between the seducer and the seduced, or whether the seduction would prove to be mutual. The law of Moses would stone both to death. Also, the damsel taken to the marriage-bed, who wasfound to have parted from her chastity, which his and our law would protect from violence, was to be returned—he be- ing released from the consequences of the unfortu nate marriage, and she to be stoned.. It should be remembered that we have sons as well as daugh- ters. Your memorialist would solicit the attention of your honorable body to the consideration and pro- priety of so amendin, said bill as to embrace ** man, male and female,” and in transgression to place them on equal footing. Your memorialist is confident that the propriety of this course will meet mreacy response in the minds of your honorable ody. Has not the seductions of the female, from time immemorial, in all ages,been a just subject of com- plaint,both by “fathers,husbands and brothers,” and does not the mothers, wives, sisters and daughters, need your care 1n the bill equally with them. Is it not notorious that he, otherwise “ virtuous,” ie equally exposed to her seductive wiles. A wise man hath said that “a virtuous woman is a crown to her husband,” and then exclaims ‘who can find a virtuous woman 7” It is of prevalent belief, founded on ancient chronology, that the first man was tempted, seduc- ed and betrayed from the path of rectitude by the first woman! and of consequence entailed misery that should well deserve his commisseration, and of her reprobation. Your memorialist would beg to be permitted to call the attention of your honorable body, toa few cases, (among the many that might be adduc- ed) of the any of woman. Two of Lott’s daughters, by stratagem, com- mitted seduction and incest with their father ! Jacob (called Israe)) the son of Isaac, the son of Abraham, had twelve sous, by four women of his household, and one of them, Judah, a conspicuous prince in israel, in an unsuspecting moment, by ambush, on the ” wayside, was beset, enticed, and seduced by Tamar, his daughter-i Ww, she dis guising herself to that ot an harlot. She was brought forth anon to be stoned, yet was saved by clemency and pardon. Another of Jacob’s sons—the first-born of his fa vorite Rachel, and his favorite son—Joseph, after being tradaced, and treacherously abducted by these, his mixed brethren, and sold to Potiphar, in Egypt, was sorely | beset by the wiles and seduc- uons of his master’s wife; and, for his resistance and fidelity, was falsely” accused of attempt to crime, of which herself only was guilty, aud he sent to Pharoah’s ‘‘State prison.” It the quotation in the report of your honorable committee is worthy of meditation and comment of “one whose graphic pencil drew human nature to the life,” that “Heaven hath no plague like love to hatred turned, Nor hella fury like a woman scorned,” then we have the key to Joseph’s unjust. punish- ment in Pharoah’s “State prison.” And to the formidable power now granted her by your laws, and to “scorned love,” would you weigh gold or count dollars to ‘‘pander” to the avarice and cu- vidity of a ‘*hellish fury,” to bear een against the victim of her selection, whose crime, like that of Joseph's, might be virtue. Would you not give him an equal chance tor justice. Can it be possible, that such discrimination as the bill provides is the prayer of virtuous women, who have so constantly ‘loaded your table ?” Has virtue lost its power? Then let her appeal to the laws you have already granted her, by which to se- lect her victim. And would you prostrate him to her feet, there to beg that it may not be a Joseph ? Is there not cause to apprehend that this feartul power is now abused, not by the ‘‘virtuous,” but by the avarice and cupidity of the “‘furies ot hell,” and to require the grave consideration of your hon- orable body for its amelioration? Under such a ‘aw as the bill proposes, where could be found the eafety of trembling man? Would she rule supreme over his degradation? Would your honorable body repel man, by fear, from the smiles of women, and in her anger place him a victim to her power, and cast him over to the ‘‘furies of hell.” Are there none of courage to face the violent torrent, and to repel the taunts and reproaches of zealous bigots, and to ask for equal justice for the criminal, whether male or female, without fear, favor, or partiality ? Let our frail sons and daughters, equal in the sight ot God, be taught the benign and lasting fruits of virtue—a shield that will defend and repel the most poisoned arrow—only to be obtained but by prudence, circumspection, and perseverance in the path of rectitude—yes, conscious rectitude! “A conscience void of offence” is a pearl of great price—a solace that none can give nor take away— an ark of safety and pillar of hope. Let them also be warned of the danger and peril to which they will expose themselves on the least departure from this benign and vital principle ; for to rebel against the convictions of light ead truth is partaking of forbidden fruit, and “a guilty conscience who can bear?’ We are naked in the sight of Omnipotence, who, ‘‘without Tespect of persons, judgeth accord- ing to every man’s work: Hence, your gnemorialist would solemaly and firmly remonsirate against the passage of the bill, os rie by your committee to your honorable beg yi, 17, 1845 BENJAMIN ARNOLD. ‘ebruary In Supreme Counn, March 7, 1845.—March Spe- cial Term.—-Mr. Justice Beardsley presiding.— Nisbit ads McCotter. Motion to refer granted —Jordan et al. vs. Posey. Motion to file warrant of attorney nunc pro tunc, granted.—Jordan et al. vs. Posey. Motion to set aside the writ of fieri facias issued in this cause, denied — Posey ads Jordan ct al. Motion to vacate and set aside judgment docketed in this canse, and the fi. fa. issued thereon, denied.—Van Benschoten imp’d, &c. ads Rusk. Motion to set uside judgment and execution as to defend- ant Van Benschoten, granted with costs unless certain conditions are Wage with.—McGarry ads. Hart. Mo- tion to set aside default, &c. granted on terms.—Griffin Dewey. Motion for “ndgm it as in cease of non suit ranted, by default —Burgert et al. vs. Allen. Motion for an order that the late shen f of Meats oT execute a deed to anted with restrictions by defauit.—McClean etal. Motion to set oside inquest, &o., grant- —Smith et al. eds. Kellogg. Motion to c! granted by default.—-La Grange ads. W Motion to set aside inquest, &o , gran.ed on terms.--In the matter of Cook et al for an alternative manda Common Pleas, granted ex x parte. ft et al. Motion to sct aside nied with costs —B. aside judgment and to tion stand over to next special term, in the mean time costs to be retaxed belore taxing officer, &¢. —In the mat- ter of the application, Francis Corry, for a certiorari, granted ex parte.—In the matter of the attachment of the estate ot Charles M. Reed et al, non-resident debtors. Motion to vacate orders and to set aside the attachment in this matter, granted on terms.—Kingsley vs. Burlingam Motion ex parte that plaintiff have leave to fil &c., nunc pro tunc, &c , granted rown et al a son et 8l. Motion ex parte for a certiorari, granted — vs. Bruce, sheriff. Motion denied with costs, wit hoon prejudice, and proceeding on attachment stayed to next special term.—Bruder a Garbutt. Motion to ch inge ue. Ordered by the court to stand over to next § ‘hs Albany, vs. Fitch et al Mo. and certificates, granted by pbell. Motion to vacate sti ind to refer cause to new referees, granted by ‘he People ex. rel. Jones va. the Judges ef Dut ess Common Pi Motion ex parte for alternative mus, granted. — Whany « Argus. Surross Muxperer ARRESTRD—His IyNoceNcR EsraBLishep —A man named James Minor was wrested in Washington on the 4th of March, on an infor. m. tion laid before Justice Bonn, charging the said Minoy with suspicion of having committed the crime of murder ta Wahington County, Missouri, by shosting 11 Thomas Bird, Ksq, of that place, on the 20th ultimo. He was ex amined on'the day following his apprehension, when the Hon. Mr. Relfe and his son, who are from the place where the murder was committed, and knew the murderer, tenti- the person then in custody was not the perpetra- tor of the act. On this testimony, the Justices immediate- ly dischared James Minor, the accused.{ rom custody. a Price Two Cents. Savannah. [Correspondence ot the Herald.} Savanna, March 4, 1845. Festivities—Fires—Murder—- Theatricals— Politics. Frignp BENNETT { suppose you will be glad to hear from bi away down South,” and this goodly and godly city. I have been here and hereabouts for some time, @ looker on, and have seen considerable to look at. We have had a due share of rational amusement of late. Fires, hangings, balls, theatricals, &c. This being Inauguration Day, we are to indulge in the tallest and heaviest kind of a ball in honor of the people’s man, and our own success. All the women having any claim to beauty and youth are invited. We had a very respectable fire the other night, (for Savannah)—a large cotton store house, containing about 2000 bales,with the Odd Fellows” Lodge overhead, was totally consumed,also a small wooden house adjoining. I passed the scene last night, and the cotton, still burning, visible through the door and window openings of the blackened and still standing walls, made it look like a cavern of hell. I should hate to be the owner of much property here—the town 1s built of pitch pine, which burns like tar—but the bleesings of poverty are great, and I can sleep even here—a quiet con- science and no money are the best opiates thisside the grave. vets here, men,women and children, negroes and dogg, all run to a fire together. They ought to see tes coolly they take it in Gotham. A negro was executed here a few days ago, fora murder most foul. He died with great gallantry and penitence. A minister made some common lace remarks, which were heard with much s0- f lemnity by the ‘fashionable audience, thus giving the lie to the Greeleyites—the victim also address- ed the people with great coolness, but impressively. The clergy here are a humdrum set of men; the only ones having pretensions to eloquence are the sailor’s preacher and the Unitarian. This last preaches sound doctrine, and is an elegant writer. Theatricals are at a low ebb here,as every where. You, and you alone, have discovered the true se- cret of this and pnblished it to the world—the third tier must be abolished before our pious countrymen willendure the theatre. Miss Clifton was here, ba drew no houses, beautiful and good though she A negro has, I forgot to say, been arrested, charged with setting fire to the cotton establish- ment; and, asthe death of one man ensued from the falling of the wall, he will be likely found guilty, to tollow his brother murderer. Your New Yorkers seem to think that Silas Wright staads a chance for the Presidency, but I can tell you he stands no chance of southern votes, and you can make your bets accordingly. The Texas business has ruined him. Great rejoicings are here at the final passage of the bill. Yours ever, J. W. B. Latest rrom THE Nortu.—The following dis- patch was received yesterday at Livingsten & Co.’s famous express office, in Wall street:— ALBaNy, March 8, 1845. The House adjourned at an early hour to-day, as a token of respect to the memory of Hon. Levi S. Chatfield, deceased, Speaker of the House in 1842. Mr. Chatfield was a member of the Aseembly in 1840, 1841 and 1842, and resided at Laurens, Ot- sego'County. 'e have several petitions from New York that the Erie Railroad Compeay be compelled to con- struct their road through the southern tier of coun- ties to Binghamton, as a condition of releasing the lien of the State on the road. Also, requiring the railway companies between Albany and Buffalo, to travel their roads with greater speed, and for the app ointment of a commissiener to supervise them. emonstrances against par redemption in New York or Albany, and petitions for and against dis- criminating tolls flow in as fast as ever. Mr. Wueever presented the memorial of the Ke ror of New York on the subject ot Emigration Pauperism. It was reterred to a select com- aiittes poasienns of the delegations from New York, Kings and Richmond counties. A memorial of near 500 sailors of the port of New York against the bill taxing them a higher rate for hospital money, was presented. A bill was reported to compel the Long Island Railway Company to keep their track clear of cattle by fencing in their roadway. Ia the Senate memorials, were presented from the Common Council for the repeal of the Mill Tax, and for the regular annual tax bill. A peti- tion was also presented from owners of lots be- tween Bowery and Broadway in favor of closing Eleventh street. Gas is the rage of the day. The Senate has re- Ronee a bill to increase the capital of the Albany yas Light Company to an extent sufficient to en- able them to carry on their operations. They will be in full blast by Sept. next. Buffalo, too, is pushing alongside of Albany, and hasa bill reported to organize a company. Mr. Smitu, of Suffolk county, has reported a liberal bill to extend and protect the interests of the agriculturists by extending ihe previsions of the act of 1841. Mr. Lester has reported a bill for par redemp. tions. Itcannot succeed. This is not a fair move towards the country banks. They pay their notes in specie at their counters in accordance with the provisions of their charters, and what right have the Legislature to say they shall keep them at par in New York or this city. Leave the currency alone. For all business purposes these bills are current ail over the State at specie rates. Will not that suffice these currency tinkers? ‘ Let well enough alone” @ most exeelient maxim. Pass this bill, and you will blot out of existence hosts ot institutions now performing their obligations faithfully and with advantage to the community were located An important bill, of which a syno| pablished in t general city papers, is now under consideration in the Senate. mt is a bill of general application, proposing %. apply the knife to town and county expenses. My only fear of its passage is that it proposes to lee late out of office so man: perrorsthat members of the Legislature would fin \c unpopular at home. One great source of objec- tion to the present Common School law arises trom the fact that it abolished the offices of town super- intendents and commissioners, and thus left hosts ae achance for an office. Such is the love of office. The House of Assembly of Canada have adopted a resolution by a vote of 43 to 40, in which the principle of paying for the losses incurred by the rebellion of 1837-8 is recognised. Pay will tollow next session, is has been Varieties. The Toronto Patriot says that the British American Land Company have subscribed $100,000, towards the projected raiiroad trom Montreal to the Atlantic. A reduction of fare isto made en the Eastern Railroad after the Ist of April. From to Lynn 25 cents ; to Salem, 40 cents; to Newburyport, in the same proportion to other way stations. ‘If the Maine directore. consent, the fare to Portsmouth will be $1 60. The Baton Rouge Ganette says that cotton: 7] ae equal to those of Lowell, weig! to the yard more tnan the ‘Dest K icky, are eb anae at the Louisiana Penitentiary; and that rope and twine will soon be manufactured of a superior quality. —_—_—_—_— ee JONES’S COMM ERCIAL ACADEMY, INITIATORY co UNTING ROOM, 247 Broadway, corner of Murray st, TP IE object of this!astitution is to impart thorongh instraction ‘Commercial A: af rhe wl rma (C7" Members of the Mercantil quested to apply, the Librarian at Clinton tarnish tickets of admission under the arra iis tae y be had at the Academy to Bookkeepers, ‘and Clerks, who have been studencs daring the last ane Practice of Bookkeepi E adopted in. the first Academe Institutions in this country. It is republished in England d extensively introduced there. ee tive of Lyons, in France OT fe of Lyons, « first-rate hand the pablic, that a the shape of oni or any other call ple means of an s perfor th . 9. Rothko ion from all other ‘operations ‘of ‘dl ie wt from the very root After the operati immediately ad never sult sat-s/action to take in thet keep it Coen, Took ae tt ‘The operation will be. performed at Mr. R's rem own residences if requ 5 ae find at Mr. Rothkope’s residence, Containing thousands of jeates from the hi ity, as well as the most distinguished medical genth in Europe, on whom he operated to their greatest satisfaction. me Sweeodg at J. Weeks yzabeth and delivered pra to re et ‘of t ae bee at “te iow, Prices, vin, Large Nat, roken and $5 ders receiv by ‘Store corner ty mand ache ye Kilvaabeth ber Seats Fike.