The New York Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1845, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol, XI., No, 72—Whole No, 4034. THE NEW YORK HERALD AGGREGATE CIRCULATION THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND. THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD. To the Public. QCHE NEW YORK 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 aunum—posiages paid—cash in advance. THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturda? morningprice 6% cents per copy, or $3 18 per annum—post- tKes Le ‘cash it in advance. increasing the ar rt me oj thts eye Pee ie gent ok ps est 3 nae ise or the pee as men ih the city or country. PRINTING of all Fad warbist patiyayectnggnay tad in the most ene style. AMES GORDON BENNETT, wigeleree OF THE HARALD ESTABLISHMENT, Northwest comer of Fulton and Nassau streets. NEW LINE @F LIVERPOOL PACKETS. To sail from New York on and Liverpool on the 11th of each month. March. ww! NEV VORK. peelandee. 4 ‘OR LI er Ship SIDDONS, é& in K. Shp SHERI DAN p G in ARRICK, Sapenin B. Ship ROSCIUS, Capuass Ave i ‘These ships are all of built'in the city. of New cae combine great speed with u1 Every care modations. Goh gate a ithe De o eres Seto foal nica peace! ips are commanded b; easier 10 will every exertion to give ge- the Ci he Captains or gomanpet the ahi will be responsi- jeithes ble camel pe oe ty dee Pate signed 2 For, geht o or EK COLERER G0 te New York, or co SHI Cb,, Liverpool, sats Sto ill be, charwed 1254 ape sheet cent r ounce, ant it mage tie mE, Ke Collins setfally blishers of newspapers een ap aestnyet ony 8, Sheridan and Garrick. ‘lo prevent ppointments tice is he eby given, that contracts fur passengers can _ ee made with chem. STATEN ISLAND a a — J ot of Whitehall and after M March Boats will fol: ran as fol- lows, andi feuersetere oe ae AND E LEAVE STATEN 18) 8, 20, and 12 BNEW vou LEAVE tA and eM anlteight nt the Hak ofthe owners tireof, _mblére NEW. YORK, SCHOOLEY’: MOUNTAIN BELVIDERE; AND EASTON.—Lease the, at 9 o’clyel Lookin jt thro Hn Mendham, Gate Ger sieve bueno guna, Andervon ‘Town, Port Cal ‘ ; ze and Fi erat aDPty (0. THill, at the Commercial Hotel, 73 Court- ye “A Fats furnished at the shortest notice, by appl ‘olhath. at Morristown. from sd treet at dielock, P.M., s LOPL E'S and ir Aa fie aly Wn The. it COLUM! Ww 5 iy at “he veda day Soaneaents deny hrm ‘Captain’ M. i. os naar, b huradiy eet rae jaf, encase, ye o aise. above time to take ‘the morning train of Cars for the East oF iz time to West ‘The Boats are new and substantial, are furnished with new and elegant state rooms, and for speed and acc: ms are unrivalled on ahi Darciy octet ct hc Sechaliz, athe mes the ra Seer FOSBESSION is es th gh 5 tee a op She Heres. tortorma: = fae, Ban ot hy RK TO Sn eZ we Brel ” Fhe P Jamaica, with & Teurply of fruit tres, flowers, < ‘us half of the par Chase mouey, gaa remainion vngwisclca LE Giraffe fe Hotel, or of HENRY ifiee toate. Poa ET Ope of be mas alias Soe cae: fhe: ‘on this island, situate ‘within half hours ride of the ik, Ww ‘ity Rall, consisting of a spacious and convenient dwel- inh stable and other outhouses attached, with a we My coptalaing every variety of fruit, aand ‘ornamental trees “Wor particulars enquire in 28d street, first houte east of 3d avenue, mhl3 Im*: TO LET UR LEASE, in St. John’s Hall, two larue ‘ome erond and third stories of the buildi admirably adapted for the use.of avscciations, oF m ino ive for military eompxniva—the Third Company Nat: Guards wow oceupying the fourth on lease as an armory. Those wishing to hire for such purposes should avail themselves of the opvorta iy audseeure them asthey are desirable from thei location, and the ‘ility of ingress an wow and rogme seen, by applying atthe bar See of the Hal, Home tock [. mati eine THOMAS A. LYNCH. E, OR TO LEASE—‘that well kno fens ena 16 lots of grouad, cause a Hares "ou i bats I carriage houre and gogine house adjoin- Ty and avenues are reguitted and pared, au. all rand rea; fe occupaney. “The vame will be-sold or lensed r brexebu ged for ett} Eroperty. J pare fase mouey Can remain on ‘and mortgage for a long iApoly tC. W. VAN VOORHIS or H P. McGOWN, % John street, where amap of the property can be seen. shia mem Fuh TO LET—Two Stores beautifully sitaated, in the new fos Pee nearly complete) a the northw roadway nad Hende sreet the La rk way and. » (known as iat “Atto,slarse‘and convenient Basement, well ealeulated for an Ones Saloon, ke. go, several convenient Stores in the second story, suitable for! Lig ard gpa gee ig moe illiners, oe ners, Dropee ‘ove Rooms. in "suteable far Oieen, Private Pa lors with foldisg doors, Pautriea “at rgoma adtached | with. i aa ico bersupe tanta | foots of the above deseri —— %9 call and samine the same. Enquire on 13 Im*re iss SE TO LE’ Lata aaa moog eh Water Front, from War street to Chal t, (about 200 feet, ad ie se Negi a ee eater itconnndl West steseu ‘The superior re stbry Brick House ied vy R. J. Map aeons 5 enth Avenue near 23d ohok PsALeGw TS To gd ee Soon Gowsmas bsnl miles mead ow South < House is fifty feet en ive stories, and a sgperioy cel flaca opper-d, maho can} furnitare, ke. Stats italian smarple,. hot ald ne the nett vat Hera pores cot fron: on the Bay Lens oa Hon’ of Turd Avenue. Widericcnsa ‘without equal as to situation jn te Brooklya, and laid cut in tov Bat ocean commmovate fifty or sixty Kove islond ich earty enere oe ive thowee Onto. FOR SALE cs wants, frost ees wa hs pe mag region he od ha Lots wil be sold at low prices ad Tong eedit, that build immediately. ‘s0RN prepa! NE, f10 “m*re No’ 7_New street, New York. TU SECKEL SsUULETIES, TO Lik h—from Ist May 9 it ey mais the pber story of hovas cor fib weceateresee. . nquire of & SPY EK,51 Sakis surest, oF ory He Room in ne room. VOR BALE—A Dak suleedis, jor, and er, valuabl Thee FARM of 100 ome Ht xcel- as fensee ond cobenitéa milly tnd, machinery for Saw ig, Sending Be, iy wud choice "each Trees, and a va- riety a ovher f 336 miles from Morriswown, in New Jor al 23 ide ti New Xork; a healthy and delight- on Frice gab0e; half ean remain on 1, or will becx- part for city pr cago, 00 neren, with new Cotusge, , Bar etyer 4000 Peach ‘Trees; adjoning the a0 above. Price i pin 9 ranma 55 Atlantic street, South ete $1500 or $2000 on a House and Lot in bg city of be — at 7 per cent. ApLstO Fil mbit Im*ec Soa COUNTRY BEAT TO. aa ot gue , enunt 7} Foon itcta on on the North Hiver, ac foot ate i res. “aie dwelhig house Is new, haying been nee the buildi i der. sameeren fivea tamed Porter an gal v0 or 748 aba, m8 2w%ec 58 Wall TOU L&T. AT FORDHAM, WESTCHESTER CO., N. Y. oa Rese prareainns Deze i y secunles i within rege orthree frudred yards ot Se doh Gite io oma Jem Karlroad Cars run to an from New York six times 4 Appl; Pearl street, New York. Be ‘cowa zie RES! ow FOR Sale Binend the village o me Chee the ‘ork, Sain Mo C. eae Eo Fb tpg ie Bcc ore eat pecan Seeianead ed for tear apy at 68 Wea lo, 8 Lots of Ground, sch Rent, between Sea on the easterly side of tne eae arlisle and Rector | NEW YORK. FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 14, 1845. CHOICE E ANNUAL FLOWER SEEDS. ibseriber begs to inform his friends and the old Niblo’s late Conservatory, has receiv- aria, from don, an extensive and choice on « ret w Flower Seeds, all warrant d genuine. Mowing package of 20 superb varieties are now ready for eae price 8 rammor 5 peony show flowers of all colors. Schizanthus Priestii, Retusus, Grahamii, &e. mixed)—curi- ous retuse flowers, of whi zal, orange and crimson. Portulacca Spleadens and ‘helussonii, mixed—Very dwarf, brilliant crimson and rosy crimson flowers. Ghoice He: from choice prize flowers. ia avers How Hower + Baleauns— oubled Gui rasere sso siciee ess aiah Orandidors Preoaieean Bloch new ty,) ‘he. a Roreey ce showy. flowers profusely, in great Lede tyof coolers, suitable for training, Mignonette—Sweet scented abyssinian, Labiige Lye\ese bree ‘Six colors on one stem, vigorous form iftora, phasyloides new variety— trailing ria sing geranium ‘blotch and m or Ci Bird a aresreree ” ped, color CH etait ce tobe nail entail poltes tales centres i , or Large White Rocket Candytuft. seHstecherram’ Braciatasn Kiewit "alien is, Atkinsonia, Drammondii, Elegans, &e. pict Flowers buat of cram, golden aud dark rede locched, stri} and sf with crimson. Pnckages egutalning e varieties for 83% 100 varieties $4. Ve drowth of 814, X‘iive colisedes tat sehealthy Plants in flower are in the Conservatory window. Re “a an Flowers Aha ee ‘on hand. tion are now under cultiva- i ye aie “Reraanhes hae Imre NEW SEED STORE AND CONSERVATORY—The begat piesa nnd arb ‘ow as can be purchased else- where, a choi-e assor it of fresh Vegetable, Flower, and Grass wll ‘of which w will be warranted Also, Plant wef all kinds at auction prices, Frait and Oma- overs ta awerre ” “DUNLAB k CARMAN, 635 Broadway. HEH ee ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &e. | a » has a Hoan soa ett for oranea sapiens saemasatek ie cL single | j3, unghes tec er) yal i Matenais eR and all WATER COLORS, for flower manufacturers’ use; among which p is liquid pink color of very superior quality ~ Al PARIS CAPS. oa for Ladies and Children, of very rich embroidery; Hai Of lacese styles; ada lot of splendid Engranass. fans and color A PORIRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR. PRICES REDUCED ! combining I the perfee- PHQTOgRAarHIC ae ae ith the cra pri¢ n ih heen os eit Park of a painting, 5 eu ge open at very redu tor House. ‘Operations ‘weather. Instructions im the Art and every rear or the prosecntion of the ‘business furnished. oe ness, and {beak fells, ved PI al BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, | NO igcare his siscare sian ip fend friends ‘and the public SPcod ops br a liberal share of ready receiv- pes by strict attention to Sastoess tot to merit a continu- it ality of Philadelphia Porter. Croton Ale, Newark Ci- tng ggliyof tedelohia Fara ogon heey fr ship ing ciel to with despatch. 'ANTED AT NEW YORK TATTERVALLS—New and gecond hand vehicles of every. description and value bersl advances ‘will be made if sequited renee Beitbes and oeitecien ian up their Riding abl a are valor solicited to sen¢ thelr ‘vehicles, Hace for sale or storage. Me tite sales of sale of | Sines at tnis PENN have aerate revised, and the proprietor ventures \o as- ert, that any person who will examine the rules, ‘or more o! pabtic bales, 8 at present coudue! cide cl of fair treatment are Sracer ther establishment, publi vate, i ty. SE Sires home saidas public sala at thin srehlnmess, tothe leer. withthe degeription given, oF . eta Miss calac tha seeey tye dodlars will bi tty case, eepprpet ee establishment, except by virtue of an ex- centions orto close an <GitO. W. MILLER, Proprietor, 446 Broadway. XYLOGRAPHIC PRESS ny GENERAL aoe PRINTING OFFICE, 56 Gold Street. HE SUBSCRIBERS inform Draggists, Perfumers, Grocers Ta and others, that they have made ‘extensive additions to their assortment X ye ‘Labels, to which she; epost call their attention. They are constantly adding to ir stock all the new st bok phe! les, in their line, which are hat they shell spare Edel ss ne ap in cn at they shall spare no expense in gercing wy y Tat hie bunneas” of the rfamers and Segar ery: Piro 7 os ise euss siete oi with every execu! mg Im*rre riety of eee: asary for juice ofFency Jol rinting, ‘Cards, Billl ni Notes, Bi ills Lading, Circulars, and all kinds of Mercantile Printing, executed on reasonab "SEGAR BOX LABELS AND PAPER, of every descrip- eee. | SHOW CARDS for Refetoring seo ONSON ax Cl “PLAIN AND TREANNED TIN ae : Lift MAnurs JP ACTURERS of pie pia rhe: {canted Tin Ware ‘Tea Kettles and Tea glways on hand fee Pots and Boi'er roun: int, half pint aad callors’ * pote square, ippers, Oil ( ans, Segope, Tus Chamber Pai “Caudle Wticus, Water Palle, and . Fea and Coffee C Canninters, Bes lets, Lamp Serews, Bucket Handles.” ‘Tin Plate by the sheet er dozen. Tin Ware to order or re- mhil lw*ee SOAP WORKS 0 ERFUMERY DEPOT. Joweat vere. we d South ed 5 a - Saket af Crysalline Candles. —_ | SORNBON, ¥ Vitoom ik Powie Room No. bal ty Hotel. COLORED PAPER oh AND FANCY PAPER AUER & BODEN respectfully inform their friends ablic phat. they rae pt teint E and Boxes, in all varieties, at the old stand of inte mo rm of Blane & Boden, 14 Fulton corner of Gold sree is tally determined to mi ame a tH article, aod Hy But the prices 10 a to sately his Orders ‘will be Pagorgall Lt attended to. hon Caloand ¥ ar ‘A good assortment of Colo: nd Faney Pape! Bose cinerea tae apersand Fu Ch ae CIGARS! CIGARS! poge atten the pat ie the fol midge 3 choice Cigars, trom Hay p ay Rea a yo various ker La Fl oe ‘ asgenuineand aber examine them. ‘will be strictly attended to, FABER oP ee FACTORY, vesten. Stree ‘ORK. ij wxmenont ahr mt tion of Mr. J. W. PROWN. hd has been Superintendent of pring epee BT /E and of which a large a isnow found equal'to any Havana Segars of correspon Common Site, London Size, “ages ieee Ga acThe becribare are rota the Som of thet en Senior eas Purpove of sele Ty, ara forthe Darpoen of seleeting Sapare suitable for this have now on hand large stock of Havana Se- todo | ne yok rcs fa Nerme: fondo, pe, be. : efintes ean. camor inn Snitalbcrenea deisoont ay TE hint fe sold 33 per cent lower 1 Tame 4 spi 23 ths and pi Wine dona ani aaa ia, , me. ‘Together wiih tl tof Imitation ‘Segre onal ides Gan SecA ean DALLY’S BRAS, ie ak ana IT HE Seeerper ant avails i Na Pee Rathod C4 g eae ae ais Gentle Eves note artic finest qualities of leaf tol eco, an by ‘most experien work. jhodere directed, — will meet with pt attention— eS eet ae anaes Mn a we pal ot New Yo 4 a A. Samanos, , Agents for aie fan. 18, 1845. m2 im*ee MARTELLE & SF LARE dace UF, jamental Hair ure ee mat re Ae halle ‘on reasonable terms, SHAKSPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF WILLIAM & DUANE STREETS, N.Y. pepe subscriber respeetfully informs the public that i the above establishment, and is Leal, to accommodate them with Board and i in the most thorough ‘been put inted and vefieed with additional new a hewh ot, as asad al aay witthe intend bo doy travelling commuvity to and give him a Ives, that the establishment wader his patron of toe public. The lo- rs. inducements to met- cheats from nthe country trom 1 its retired situation) unsurpass- ed by Laity hee howee & ind city. 3 $1 per day—per week in pro} mabocriber Neg ta ly Rom on very Co SE terms. It snd complete farniture, an the attention of parties that the aaa pe 0 gs to a those certs for the rem: ethos oom g shortly be moat compete renee pair, and fitted | up ia a magni- a style the att nm of the profess onal tlemen o! ‘ofthe law, that. Ay 3 for arbi’rators and referees undergone alteration, and ready to accommodate that he ile pangs reascan! terma—which will be seen by his regula- .B.—A select number of permanent boarders will be taken on very moderate terms. MINORD 8. THRESHER. m6 2w* re I tea ho 'S HEAD. ey per greet. edjojning the ee Fn) ) Josue Sst Worcester, England, eee lew to inform his frien ; that he has Jeased ishment, and fitted 1 up i atylesecond to nore. a Ca jan care to provide the Ae 11 o’clock there will always be’ be. maniwrioh ready, 8 and at time durii the day the following articles y ill be pi style suitable to the palate of the moet fasti: digos epjcure:— Steake—Mutton Ch ‘Veal Ci Broiled Hi ade gested Bacon—Welsh I RarebitePouched Fags — Cr 1d Cuta—Cream Che aes wilt acall tines Keep ow hard the chojceat Wines. and Spirits, selected with that teste peculiar to an old an ed wine-bbber; Bottled Porter Cider ‘Albany Ale, accompanied ‘with a pure Havana, all of which ‘will be served on such terms and prices as will square with the Times. nis iw eow*ee NEW YORK HUTE 721 Broadway, New vor” City. ‘THIS new and splendid establishment opened on the Ist of ber last, situated in the mons anions his quarter of the city, fer now in fall operation. ie Pls Brees CLS Broas, way, 5 betws Bee sand Wareriey ac ror vee ima Sreate, and furrisiied tes ee inde manner for the accommodation of femilise and a 'e gentle: id der the featuetets eh mr atari ah hl Puts whe cqlecnd Ofte Enea it optional with Pieweas coals table di, i "ihe focaticn of the house, the great number of Jarge and heamtifal parlors, the spvciot ‘and airy halla, vender it & most desirable resideuce for those Fiating the ety either on business J. NGS, Proprietor. B. MONNOT, Restaurateur. ST. GEORGE HOTEL No, 61 Broadway, New Yor! Tie Block below einity: Charch, and near We it te parlors, or a la carta, as may street. E subscribers proprietors of the above con wn oe Thaving recently taken it for a term of Wiahte of their frieage ad Patrons by suppl ae" and converieuss, o¥hail Tying teaus wit with sca fike this can possibly f the house are large, airy and commodions; and re “poen, bat ‘ately, fited up: with new and elegant: farai: ics are attentive, respectful and obedient—the ta- blot sSanen iy supplied with’ all the substantials and luxuries ing—the cellar contains an ample store ofthe c Ao ae ‘Liguore—end the beds and beddin; “a fre constantly kept ina clean and Healthful cou of these and many other hilt bene ieg important to a public house, the Proprietors not only deem it a duty but, also, take pleasure in 1: eet borers IF <0 Gavellecs asd the Reker as in general. ae voring to please, alth y do not pretend to t competion, ~~ xy are peeiokn by assiduous A jon to the wants guests, and the most reasonabl that, thove who come to their house shall not meet with ition. advanta- intment; and, that, those who go away shall not experi- ist HN HL MORE, pick gare ey. TERY TYLER.” New York, Feb. 1, 1845. NATIONAL HOTEL, No. 5 Courtlandt ‘New y and 87 Liberty street, m Broadway HIS NEW H TEL al ise opened on the 20¢h fnst., when ietors will behappy to accommodate their frends and the publicwwith bounds The ome are large iry, and the internal arran oe such a cannot fail to. please. locstion being in the centre of fesines it offers induce- its from other cities and the country, not sur- passed by any other House in this city. ‘The Farniture, Beds and ‘Bedding, are all new and made ex- Pressly for this establishment. Families who wish Parlors and Paving B Rooms attached,can handsomely accommodated. ‘The ribers assure re their iends and pablic, that uo efforts on their part sh: Wanting to secure the coimfort and convenience of their guests, and v hile they solicit a share of their Peper bem they y hope, by oy attention, to the iw of thei: jon. [ARLES WYCKOFF & CO. or im*re WILSON’S HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS, No, 5 Gold strect, New York. Sate TMs caleponta), ENRY WILSON (of Brookl a) bers to inform his friends and the public generally, that open the above establishment on WONDAY, the Toth of March 1845, ‘The nouse has been thoroughly repaired and newly furnished in every department, and the very best of every description « liquors, cigars wines, domestic and imported ales and porte, will be fet An ney ie sere the day aud eveaing- y, day from 1 to 3 o’clock HARTWELLS WASHINGTON HOUSE, 223 Chestnut Street, ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE MASONIC HALL, PHILADELPHIA. £27 1m*m — BATHS AT THE, GLOBE HOTEL—The proprietor of the above establishment informs the pubtic and the fre- queaters of this house, that the Baths have been refitted and put in proper order, and are now open. They are abun tly supplied with ot hers » Rood a tendance, an everzio tier: Ith and comfort. Kntrauce on the Howl and in New street. ¥. BLANCARD, HOBE’S PATENT ION DINING TABLES, jig METALLIC EEIDES, I known as the most way, —— cele jegant of Extension Tables manu- fag to run easy constantly, and not to be /adntnpuess or of the wood. A large assort- meat pete ice patterns, suited for private parlors, hotels,steam- bo: , together wit ral assortment of om " Fur- y s aluare on hand, at the Warerooms, Nol40 Gi Elm, where the public is respectfully invited Ate ial aud examine. mri 1 JONES’S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, isk et TORY CO UNTING ERA r of Murra, THE gb et of t planer ores i tration Somemere Path ea men for practical duties of the desk. Private te inetruction is given if required the’ Mereantile Library Association eat to apply to the Libs inraieh iets of admission under are re- t Clinton Hall, ay 1 jinton wi orak | Ss the Committee. arrangement wit Rate be had at the Academy to Bookkeepers, Mcchante sad Clarios wher bare bess orohean datton tet feat ‘sale, Jones’s Principles ana Practice of Book! ing, rite oo BI adopted. in se Sisk Aa ’ It lea AKCHITECTUKE, RED, SCHMIDT begs leave to be my his fi iano, gad the ved way to se otter ing are invited to ex- Wallies that ok ym 18 Wallst, where amine a selection of original and tasteful designs, from the Cot- iar rts extrar Vilny Mann inall the various ine of ecealtes re; and where he is prey to ursh Plane cifieations, Exitos and Contracts for ‘Soak description, an rintends the erection thereo! R. aAavEY. Professor of Clasmcs and Elocution, ut A solicited by Several rapectab tnd ool forthe justruction of youth in the, common and ‘clasts. ranches of education, reapectfu I posed to pla e their children une fe seone ving their names, as he is ua’ coursgement) to proceed in an underta' otherwise mien . if the location of the Pre (as yet un- sett i he f the subse thei cont N. hi is than at names will be. ble establishment, an pol serly’s, 108 a Nase street, New York. mho wom KCOND HAND CLOTHING AND FURAN 'URE WANTED—And Henk jhest cash price given Lo all kinds ot cant off Clothing seeons Furnit aos ut will d t wishing to dispose of i eat aa Off, wie which will 49% Chatham sureet, tN Y. N, B.—-Constantly on hand, a seasonable assortment of men's Clothing, cheap for cash. 1m QoTToN TBireatles, FOR SALE— scriber, or address a be pnnctually attend wale 216 Spindles, ing Frame, 1G reat abi Poo all in good order, and Core ea RISING, 99 Cedar st., N.Y. REN TLEMEN'S | LEFT OFF When ngione Ty, nog LS | = PES oma gernn|s rte od petline,hrpmah the Fost Toms REE shitescive 'f Im (kop) "ee 00 ark bop f Be | STORE. * 100 Ron (0 halfde do do de POST OFFICE, 3 New York, March 11, 1845. DM paged MAIL—The Soathera Mail bavi been expedi- ted on the great Northem and Southern Mail ‘Line between Covington, Geor and Mobile, summer schedule taking effect on the Ist pererdes the neces- sty of the above express, which is way discontinued. mhi3 3t re JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. M. TosAw MAKERS—Wagted. man to work a¢ the 'o a good workman, steady em it ven — Address box 1470, lower boat offices ye * mhis Sere PAP SCE TS, lower OS ONNe nee AT A MEETING called atthe Apollo Rooms, on the eve- 24th ultimo, John C. Penny was called to the su appointed secretary, i was Unanimous Comyn ‘Bally fot Weines: oma near on a aay, “the Withof starch aed do fara thetaslves te a cocante jor cal jittee assures those may honor the assembly with their presence, that no. effort on there part shall be wanting to’ make it one of the most. agreeable e- Minions of the seazon. W.R. LEAN, Bogretsay, Execut chai i y resolved, A} JNO. C, PENNY, Chairman. e Committee. 8 J.B + 6 Orhan, G.W. Paradise, A. Gallatin Howe, J. Van Wink ie erally, Morrison, Jr. Carlos D, Petrie, gee Keeler, jr. ankle, -Iville, Mortimer, cis Lightfoot, ‘Washington Martin Luther. OCIETY OF THE FRIENDLY pe OF 8ST. PAT- Sh RICK—Ata preparatory meeting of this Societv, held at the City Hotel, on ‘Thursday eveni 6th instant, the follow: ing gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing year:— James Eeram, Esq., Presideat Robert J. Dillon, Esq., i | see hee Dudley ceene. gases Charles M. Nanry, Treasurer. William ¢ G. Pitas wal ‘Secretary. Joha \Flerdigan The Very Revd. ae ‘Soha Power, Revd. R. Townsend Huddart, Dr. William Power, Physician. The members of the Society rot the Friendly Sons of St. Pat- rick will celebrate their National Ani cab bya Dinser, a the Cicy Hotel, on Monday, etches: may "be had on appli wen } Chaplains. mn o any of the following George MeBride, fae Body, ereuce Donuelly, William G. Fitzgerald, John Herdman, ” Jonn Manning, Stewards, mhll lwre C. H. BIRNEY, pes FAT BEEF, VEAL AND MUTTON. ANDERSON ‘& VARIAN will offerfor sale at their stalls, Nos oe 5 Catharine Market on Sarurday, March, I5th, frro very fing Steers, fatted by Mr. Borden Hance, of Shrews: bury, New Jersey. "Alas: some very fie Veal and Matton, JOHN F. ANDERSO! mhi3 3t*re ALFRED VARIAN. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. WHEREAS, JOHN JEFFERSON, alins John Bland, a ne- tive of ish of Bethnal Greet lon, son of the late Mr. Richard Jeffvon former orBriek lane. Spitalfields,cheese- mi ‘ieee teen Heard 9 in land for mare than peri athe pa fev ‘was suppo' it Service of i ings es A, ban offer a re- of One Hundred Dollars, on rece eee evidence sort fi, re nook of et ree irofipingdetdon - din 7 me yr thro ads of WILLIAM A 4a" SiN Wa Lt, Ssemelioras kee, Na bth ‘one Boston om all if communications are be addressed. ay BRT ‘ON, Solicitor, London, January 29th, 1045. is don. "(22 eodistw lawoutlowre O00 REWARD rie oe arhneasae Costin, 1000 *Saypiiyie oo gone ks shanga Flares paversigued.a Onesmitges of the Tastrents Com had poltcies'on the goods in enid store, hereby o| Phousand Dolfars, for such evidence ts 3 jon and eoaviction ofthe incendiary oF tamara, Rew an, Fe 7 thy ANBERT SUYDAM ide: i Insurance ey : ROL eet A.G HAZ, Aitma and Protection Ins. Co., of Harland, Ce Con. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD—w. gubseribers, offer One Thousand Dollars, in addition to are! ard offered “fis imere the Tae (e Sony RET EGO, PATENT AGATE BUTTONS, ‘THOS. PROSSER, dt is [sats Seraet, aw York. TPR SII N' OIE fet lusive Owner o fe Paeat tortie Povey Button, emo pala own as ‘*Prosser’s Patent Button. tiers have — fe eranted to bim the United ae effet fr peuuary 1841. Rt are St need New gp ge States, to suits to be ‘e Dike District Bate forthe spate it of said Letters est ex: feu ee bli thwith, by pies 1 “i a equity, for junction against all Persons in! ging mpon | ‘apon said Patent. atzons are for sale by me ot wholesale only, at my store 7 aoe scot New THOMAS PROSSER. OFFICE OF JEFFERSON. J TASER ANGE ee At; au Election held this da) Mor D Dieses this Institution, for the ensuing year, the following gentlemen were elec! tach, Dinectorge— oe as orne, \ ‘Thomes T. ‘Woodrat, eee BR. Robson, M. D., Soveoh Drake, Moses Tack-r, Sows Hales, John ft. Davison, John F Moore, jo Kho c ‘Thomas i Morrel, John Hobere Seat At of the Board THOMAS W. THORNE, Teelected President. ec GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary. a eae FURNISHING mits re be TYPE ABLISHMENT, ENS mye a alr eo} ee pea ed aor as u Tice Exchange Building, Phil FOR SALE—One Counter, Glass Cases, and other Bar Fix tures, Enquire at No 65 Fulton st mhi2 st®re Hien une ERRY « wnooe Dannel’s superior Hard- BEROWY & BR #, 65 and 67 Nassau st. Novice To. TO DY*RS—The | ior liquid Pink Co- lor, #0 extensively used now in the she daes cil rigblishments of France, for sale by mil lw*re mtr street. Tr Rist PRA Yoh RE ena val torn, ik poste sien [AMERICAN PILOT DUCK—400 bales extra quali Fe aN 9, oS, manufactured in the most careful Orn Oe OE WY COLLINS & CO 4 South atret. EW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER: Om Page of the 2lat March—The splendid and rite HOLT SGUER. 1100 tons bur- Geapeepe Ira Durseys will sail om Priday, March list, her rl has very superior accommodations for cabin, second pain And steerage passengers. ‘To secure berths, early ihe application should be made to W. &d.T. TArscorr, 76 South street, commer of Maiden lane. mhi3 re OH LIV ERPOOL—Packer of the uh Varch— pleat fst sil et ship, MONTEZU- ers wa aail an a iB: ve, her regar Tar day. Lx 2 ‘passage, i ‘uvsnrpassed accommodations, for cabin nt PY" SOHN HERDMAN, 61 South st. BLACK B BOLD, KINE OF LIVER: erp AC) sre tL FO) lar Packet 0 ¥ ERrOUL. —Only a celcrne fat railing favorite Pau wad YaaMlr, will ail positively'on Mousey; the 7th of roci day. aving ansui ‘Accommodations for cabin, 2d cabin and ayy 3 to the eld countr, | thee en nd ight intern and comer 0 ieee Tine of sa Seite ton Serer next door to the Fulton ageing sing ec ekg ag ia Maren h alas 58 to Worsley, wil or freagh abc Teage,| and comfortable har toe ah eaba, APPLY to the Copenin on board, west te se pvoova tu & MINTURNG, €7 Bonth street, peri Liverpool, 1190 tons , Captain John plane, w I succeed Houinguer, sail on eal day, ist Apt LL ee ae hag PF, LIVERP: OL PACKETS. Packet of 1 te Ot 1 ah el. clerrely sell an shove, Hiving very supartraecomm: ans fr ea tniasplendta ship woke mon ‘The Waterloo wi Li Maka een seen Riot rent, e to or from Liverpool, early Merlieetion “Should to anbrcriber, JOSEPH McM) Y mitre 100 Pine strest,cormer AY doth toot. Sketch of the Morality of Fashionable So- clety, by Ex-Governor Thomas, of Mary- Jand. “A statement,” in the form of a pamphiet, of about fifty pages, has been published by this gentle- man, which incidentally gives a curious, deplora- ble, and we doubt not, faithful picture of life among the upper ten thousandjat Washington—those who go from all parts of the Usgion to enjoy the tinsel charms of what 1s called fashionable society at the fountain souree—the metropolis cf this everlasting commonwealth, Ex-Governor Thomas, like many other decent men, found it mest difficult to govern his wife, and the end of the matter was an appeal to law equity and at last to the whole world in the form of the present “statement,” wherein two very plain tru- isms are set forth—the wilfullness of woman—and the worthlesaness of the codfish aristocracy—those who in common parlance are denominated the re- spectable portion of society. The first extract which we shall make relates to the dangers experienced by the author on his visit to the metropolis, and furnishes a glimpse into the art of mantrapping. “ In the spring of the year 1836, when I hed been many ears, and ad attained to a respeetable station in the Sippreseatetiyes ofthe United States, boarding ouse with Col. Benton and his family, the eldest daughter of Gov. McDowell, then a promi roung girl of enly filteen years efage, was sentto Wi ington in order to be aor to boarding school at Geo: town. joung lady instead of going to school, which pu e ce was rient from home, spent the wh se of the session of 1836 whieh transpired after her arrival, and nearly the whole of the session of 1836-7, in the mess at the same boarding house where we were; and at a very early period of our acquaintance, I quote’ her own words, told me, that ‘‘ she had set her cay ” Being then thirty-seven years of age, without hi seriously turned my attention towards marriage, ed, with Lar too much plainness, but with cerity, ‘' it will be'time enough for you to think of things two years hence, after you have completed your education.” Notwithstanding this sage advice, the writer gets married, which proves anything but a salutary step for his peace of mind. Jealousies spring up— Mr. Thomas is compelled to write to a suspected paramour thus—‘‘as we cannot live inthe same town, upon any other than the most cordial terms, without exciting the criticism of all around, I de- sire you will leave here at as early a period as pos- sible.” Inher turn she receives a letter from a lady beginning thus:—‘'I have been minute- ly informed of the serious flirtation that you carried on with my husband last winter,” 颢. — This epistle goes on—*I say you made use of every art and blandishment to force the atten- tion of single gentlemen; and finding you could not succeed, you followed, flattered, and caressed married men, until you coerced their attentions The first object of your pursuit was Mr. —. Never can I forget the expression of your countenance, when you told me one day that you thought Mr. —— would be mighty glad to hear that his wife was dead, so that he could offer you his hand. — Then you commenced your allurements against my hushand.” ‘I ask of you my husband’s pic- ture, his lock of hair, and that all intercourse shal! cease between you. Comply with this, and I will never even mention your name again. Refuse my request and you will soon find what a—— woman can do to save a husband she fondly, dearly loves from ——, I will not say what.” After detailing the nature of an indisposition of Mrs. Thomas, which for the sake of decency it is as well not to insert, the Ex-Governor proceeds thus:— “At this stage of my narrative, it would be proper to in- troduce another most disgusting offair, if! was not un- willing to yield legal advantages that would be taken to my judice. For it is no small aggravation to my misfortunes, that I am forced to deal with one of the meanest and lowest of mankind, ready to avail himself of oy advantage to protect himself, and trath, A man whe would be “Capable of adopting toga forms of proceedings, so asto exclude Mrs. Thomas and myself from being witnesses, while he, by perjury could exonorate himself from responsibility for teat fiend. like conduct, which has caused humiliating misfortune to a woman, and deep mortification and misery to two farge and ‘respectable family iommexions, But for this, and my unwillingness to tily'on the fe lings of one I have luctant to weund, justice to myself woul lead me to diaclose the particulars of another affair before we went to Anunopolis. Whenever Gov. McDowell, however, wil) institute sutielal Proceedings, in which all parties can be heard and be placed upon a perfect equality, what is here omitted, will be, if he decires it, fully manifested. In the . I will confine myself to the declaration, that T have neither written nor spoken any thing in relation to the case here alluded to, that I cannot tly prove. ad this solemn averment I now add, tnat the affair, which peared to me absolutely incredible, was rendered alto petnenpes bable by information long afterwards otained. hat information will not here be detailed. If properly called for by the parties concerned, it will be given in the perfect confidence, that this case alone made it indis- pentable to my peace of mind for me to confer, as | under- took te do, with the parents of Mrs Thomas. For the publicity vulgarly given to the subject of that confer- ence, her friends, and not I or my friends, are responsible. During the whole months of November and December, T submitted to harrowing apprehensions, in the constant expectation that Mrs. McDowell would accept the invita- tion she had received and cometo my residence. Igno- rant, however, of the character of the woman I had mar ried, I constantly flattered myself that the ladies of her family might possibly be able to Rt away all my doubts. | was resolved th: domestic trial ; that public scandal should be avoided ; and that, if yeither Mrs. McDowell nor Mrs. Benton could remove every ves- tige of my mistrusts, there should be a final separation between Mrs. Thomas and myself. As she persisted in the denial of what I was compelled to affirm i looking to the future investigation, the following papers were signed between us on the day they severally r date, the origi: nals of which are now in my possession, in her hand- writing and in mi “ Between the third and seventh day of November, 1841, | have reason to believe, that ad, with my wife, one int>rview, at least of a most ex Sappho character, and between the 22d and 27th days of t! month, of the same year,! have reason to belie same man, had, at least one other improper interview with my wife. "But in consideration of circumstences aot here to be mentioned, Iam willing to wait comin events, that it may be seen clearly, how far those opi Lm of mine are unfounded. FRANCIS THOMAS. ec. 2, 1841. I, too, am willing to let the justice and correctness of the above opinions be tested by future events. Dee. 2, 1841. 8. C. P. THOMAS. Near Faepenicx, Dec. 30, 1841. Lam most reluctantly com wife with being untrue, in that she tse with another on 18th and 27th December, FRANCIS THOMAS. I a as on former occasions, Lyne deny the above chi —but still am willing to say, that I have seen the re, written on the 30th of December, 1841, and have been told at the same time, by the writer of it, “that he means to use it seriously.” P. THOMAS. §. C. Near Frederick, Thursday, Dec. 30, 1344” T was too much deluded by my own passions, and con- fused in mind by another cause, of which I do not propose to treat in this “9 ent, to perceive then what must strike every reader, that a virtuous woman, imstead of ob- stinately persisting to remain in my house, ovght, under such circumstances, to have been eager to seize my offer to take her to her family, especially as | premised to brinj her back as soon as her innocence “Should be ‘eotablished. It is a, possible to give anything like an ade- quate sketch of the matters and manners, the cor- ruption and gross wickedness thisetatement depicts. Indelicacies, indiscretione, immoralities—these are all bad enough, and yet they would be shining fant upon the picture of the rank and unblushing villain! the total abandonment of decency—drawn i the ex-Governor of Maryland. One would think that persons such as those mentioned io the narrative, removed as they are by the circumstances ot afflu- ence, position, education, and all the rest, from the more ruthlessattacks of tempta ion—would resist contact with downright perversity, and certainly not continue for years in dalliance with scandal, lust, les, and the whole deformed progency of the father of lies. And yet here we have from the mouth of a credible testimony—a man of figure ard pretension—the ex Governor of Maryland— narrative of what came under his own notice, in which some dozon of bis own clase, gentlemen and forsooth, cut a figure for whiten human na- ture is ,eady to blush—concerned in procedure too |S for the public eye—teo black for the blackest under the control of the printer’s devil, or the er one. Having no room for further remarke, the finale of this famous ‘“‘statement” may serve the same purpose on the occasion. “ Driven to this last and most painfal resort of publica- tion, not one word have I set down in malice, or uttered in wantonness : much have I withheld, and in all that | publish, have endeavored to use la fae mild as I can consistently, with a fairand intelligent statement. And epee herean earnest hope, notwithstanding all that aed, for her acquittal. Moreover, if she was not, ane not new, I shail rejoice with a joy unspeakable, she has ,aeehe can become, all that my glowing fancy ited her. “The bleckgeard catastrophe to which Gov. McDowell pte artes drama at Staunton, which | most conscien- ly sought to settle amicably and peaceably at Lex. ington, by an honorable re-union, or a decent an signifies , has at any rate roused me to self defence, re. ered my independence of a end action, ntruck the ‘Alm away which blind me, and | think all must acknowledge, would justify my wine much stronger language then | have done. Di- Price Two Cents. vulging some, but withholding much of the dread- ful details forced trom §me, my oath is always at the call of Mra. Thomas’ friends for the whole truth, What Lhave told is submitted with a clear conscience to all honorable men and virtuous women, as the reluctant, but indispensable vindicatien of one much abused, long forbearing, but now ready for any contest, and ail events. This expose, preliminary to one of graver import, is made under a deep and in conviction, that itis due, to the memory of my mates a ‘could ‘pot have nur: tured a son capable of wronging @ woman, to the honest pride of a gray-haired father, whom never touched, to the good name of a large and Seeeaie fomi- ly, whose hitherto very happy aul still uusullied circle has been by these atrocious proc cruell; ~ turbed, to a generous host of political rae Aart who repeatedly clothed me with High public honor; and et me add, it is due to the honor of a ithout fear, with self-respect unimpaired, resolv proach, armed with the fertitude to tepel wrong, prevent ignomy, and resent aggression. FRANCIS THOMAS. Varieties. ‘The residence of Mrs. Pike, widow of Gon. Pike, was recently destroyed by fre, with every thing therein, the famil; ely escaping. It was a fine residence just com- pl tanding on the bank of the Ohio about three miles above Cincinnati on the Kextucky shore. By reference to the Cincinnati police reports we see that” George hay the man without a hat, well known in Philadelphia as a prophet, has been sent to jail as acommon vagrant. The age is improving. The Grand Ju funy of Mobile hes found a true bill for murder against Cheney, for killing young Eiglehart. The trial of Henry, ter, for murder—having killed a man in Mobile some eighteen months sgo—was to have commenced on the 4th inst. A despicable and dastardly act was Tuesday night, at Fair Haven, by a man named ioe 7 Welton, on the person of Alfred Linsley, of East Haven. Welton approaching from behind, and reaching around, stabbed Linsley in the breast with. aclasp knife. Weua- derstand the wound is severe but not t: Process hes been issued against Welton, but he has not yet been found. formants we tankoes: thought that none but a Spaniard could be guilty of such dastardly and fatal cowardice. A gambling house was entered by the police in New Orleans beer and a faro-table investigated. The Pic. says, the officer seized the whole paraphernalie of the concern, consisting of the cloth, a nicely contrived deal- ing box, made of silver, with concealed spri of which the dealer can at all times issue himeelf or the player, and a desk containin; checks. A document was found in the ik fisections hr tae placing cards in the dealing-box, and for preparing them for (gambling) use. We copy the pro- scription for the benefit of the uninitiated Toke ss vight ounce vivl of water, dissolve three grains of Arabic—soap the uppper ends of the cards and brush lightly over withthe mixture. When dried they are fit for use.” New Yorx Lecistative Summary—In the Sr- NATE.—Several petiuions were presented by Mr. Chamberlain, for the resumption and preservation of the works on the Genesee Valley Canal; to abolish county superintendents, &c. Mr. Folsom presented a memorial from the Mayor, kc. of the city of New York, in relation to the State Arsenal in that city; also requesting the Le- gislature to suspend action in relation to the Commission- ers of the Alms House. Mr Bockee, a petition from Westchester county, sgainst the river route, and in favor of the interior route for the New York and Albany rail- road. Mr. Clark, from the committee of conference of the bill to pay the militia called into service, &c. made ver- bal report, stating that the committee had finally agreed upon theamendments. The main feature of the amend- ments is the fixing of the pay of all the troops, without distinction of rank, at $2 per day, and to reduce the allow- ance for horses to $1 ee day The report was laid on the table, on motion of Mr Varian, but was subsequently taken up, on motion of Mr Claric, and agreed to. The report of the commissioners in relation to certain charita- bie institutions in the city of New York, was received.— A report from the inspector of pot and pearl ashes inthe city of New York, in pursuance of a resolution of the 8e- nate, was received. Mr. Backus laid on the table a motion to reconsider the vote fol yesterday, appointing a select committee to inquire into certain rumors relative to the Shakers. The bill to sid the College of Pharmacy in the city of New York was taken up and opposed by Messrs. Johnson and Bockee, but no question taken upon it. The Senste held an executive session. Inthe House, numerous petitions were presented, among them one by Mr. Russell, from St. Lawrencecoun- ty, signed by the mass of the business men of that coun- ty, against per cose ees many on the subject of the joan tothe Erie Railroad; several against releasing the State lein; others be dene releasing it except on cond'tion ofthe completion of the road to hampton, &c. &c.— The mass of the petitions were on the usual subjects.— Several bills were reported, and pending thie or- Jer of business, the report of the joint committee of conference on the matters of difference between the two Houses on the bill to pay the hoon troops, was made by Mr. Chase. The which the joint committee agreed, were to allow the oft: cers, non-commissioned officers, musicians and privates, each two dollars a day; the Horse Guards in additi beg rein for horse ire; and to extend the include the guard sent down to Hudson with the cus from the arsenal. The House agreed to the bill, as amended, and it went toa third reading. Among the bills passed’ was one to lL riretiaet ss the American Home Missionary joe vga, SOP special order, coming round at 12 o’clock, it was laid on the table, and on motion of Mr. Huntington, the Northern Prison bill was taken up is committee of the whole, Mr. Betts in the chair. pending amendment offered by Mr. Blake, to reduce the appropriation to $50 000 was the question under debate at the prior sitting, and the whele merits of the bill were gone into at some length me Mr. Huntington, who pre- sented them ina strong light. Mr. Niven replied tea. op- position to the bill—when without taking any question, the committee, on motion of Mr. M. Brooks rose and re- rted progress. The license bill was then called up 7 ir. Garretson, and the report of the select co1 (who reported ‘the bill ly in the shape it was amended in committee of the rey) was to, and the bill was ordered toa third reading. Adjourned. Surreme Court or tax Unitep States.—Wed- eas March 12th, 1845.—Charlemagne Tower, Eeq,, of New York, admitted attorney and eounsellor of this court. No. 47. Bernard Permoti vs, Municipslity PF: 1 of the city of New Haran bes error to the city eourt of New Orleans. Mr. Justice delivered the opinion ofthis Court, dismissing this writ of error for the want of jurisdiction. No. 6[. The United States vs. Rishard and Dani+l W. Coxe, in error to the Cireuit Court U. for East Louisiana. Mr. Chief Justice Taney delivered the opinion of this Court, reversing the judgment of said ‘it Court, and remanding this cause jor farther pro- to be had therein in c: to the opinion o pot No. 61. The United States vs. Wm. Marvin, tition ofthe appellee. No. 63. Wm. McFarland vs. Wm. M. Gwin, in error to the Circuit Court U. 8. for Southern District of Mississi Mr. Justice McKinley delivered the opinion of this Court, reversing the judgment of said Circuit Court, and remanding this cause for farther pro- cca to be had therein in conformity to the ilo of this Court. No. 71. Robert Brockett et = Brockett et al.,on appeal from Circuit Co! dria, D. C. lustice McLean delivered Noe vinioe ot of this Court, affirming the decree of seid Circuit Court in this cause with costs, No. 141. C. Carroll vs. Orrin Saf- ford, treasurer, &c., on a certificate of division from the Circuit Court U. 8. for Michigan. Mr. Justice McLean delivered the opinion of this Court in this cause, and or- dering it to be certified to the said{Circuit Court. Ist. That the statutes of the State of Michigan did in fact au- thorize the assessment and sale of the lands in question, and that the said statutes were intended to direct the as- sessment of lands before the patents for them hed been executed by the officers of the United States. 2d. That the lands in question were, before the date and exeeution of the patents for them, subj: ct to taxation by the State of Michigan. 3d. Thet they were subject to taxation the State before the execution of the patents for them, vt was competent for the State to assess, and tex and sell hem, as the absolute property of the complainant, and at full value, as ifhe owned them infect. 4thly and ‘That the remedy by bill in equity and the A] thereby in this case are proper. No 178. Jo go's administrator va. Rufus K Page, en appeal from the Circuit Court U. States for Maine. On motion of Mr. Evans this appeal wan docketed and dinmissed with costs. The Court adjourned to the time;and place appointed by law, having disposed of 64 cases during the session of 04 days, and leaving 199 cases on the calendar for next term. N.B.—Allcommucications addressed to the Clerk of the Court should be post paid, otherwise they will remain in the post office. Mvrven.-—Clifton R. Thompson, of Lexington, Kentucky, wes murdered by his brother-in-law, H. Daniel, ‘he iculars are as follows :—Clifton R. Chompson and his brother, W. J. Thompson, had gone to Mt. Sterling, to attend to a suit in court between C. R. Thompson and H. Deniel, which suit had been continued from court to court by the said Daniel, for a good many terms. He asked for afurther continuance in the case, and to obtain it, made affidavit to some thin; which Thompson objected to. ‘Thompson was being heard by the Jadge on the subject of a continuanee, and accused Daniel of stating a vile and false celamny in his atfidavit. At this moment Daniel arose and obser ved to him, not to it that. Thempson, with his face to the Judge, said, jo repeat it, and at that instant, Danie: drew his pistol be fired—the ball passed through his body, killing him inetantly. Daniel made an effort to escape, but was taken and hurried to jail, or he otherwise would have been murdered by the mob. Public opinion seems to be very mnch against Daniel, and the affair is loeked upon as being an unprovoked and premeditated murder. Inrormarion Want! ‘A young man of the name of Simon Emerson, son of Mr. Ezekiel Emer- son, living ona by road leading from Levant road, gor, lefthis home on Tuesday se’nig! ae the purpese of sawing some wood on the Levant road , after wor ki for some time he went into the woode, where he was la seen, but since that time no tidings have been obtained ofhim. He is seventeen years of age, had on light grey pantaloons, 1 nearly new grey coat with square skirts, and an old cloth cap, He was five feet five inches high— round favored—biack eyes, and of moderate movement. Onto River.—At Pittsburgh, on Monday, there were twelve feet of water in the channel. The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday t.. #—At this port the tise has been several teet_ wit! @ last two or three days, and there is now sufficient “water from here to the Mississippi for the largest clans of steamers to go and come over the Falla at Louisville,