The New York Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1845, Page 1

Vol. XI., No, 98~—Whole Ho, 4060. THE NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor. Circulation---Forty Thousand, DAILY HERALD—Every dey. Price 2 cents per copy —$7 26 per annum—payable in advance. WEEKLY HERALD—Every Saturday—Price 6} ce.ts Per copy—$3 124 cents per annum—peyable in advance. ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices—always cash in advance. PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and despatch. OG All letters or communications, by mail, addressed to the establishment, must be post paid, or the postage will be deducted from the subscription moncy remitted. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, raseToR or THE New Yorx Hena.y EstasusHment, Northwest corner of Fulton ond Nassau streets E. LIPPOLD& CO (No. 103 Wittram Street, near John,) ipetawrd pon ohn the ronraht of their own im- ERLE ERP po Rats SSCS PATE TACRST RY WOR Best manufacture an ipertauatve aisortmout, CANVASS Cotton, Linen, Silk, Worsted, Gold and Silver, of all widths eypno¥y'P: TERNS, nkers and Nami HENIL| For working and Omamen' mini flower, cl Trim en uiile, Bo. Plain cad shaded, and Chinee, astcks acd Spools; Twist, plain and shaded; by Silk, Worsted an er 3B, of the Istest styles. imp Ci ty. Goup AND ues BRAIDS, TAS- ug: fs OILED & ati (pees it ‘ius, Gola PERRORA RarED ER. | D Paper is: Biaids Tee Bindings, Galloous, &e. TO MERCHANTS VISITING NEW YORK CITY. D. M. PEYSER, 60 JOHN STREET, (BETWREN WILLIAM aND NASSAU STREETS,) IMPORTER OF GE! ANAND FRENCH FANCY Offers for sale, by the package or to suit customers, at the most Tensouable terms, D8., Zephyr, German, and Tenigrrie Chive and Ombré Worsteds. Floss, Twisted, Plain and Shaded ake, in Sticks and Spools. al Imem Embroidery, Flower ud tu Temiming Chenille. Berlin Embroidery Patterns, « most splendid selection. French and Gey C > id f Cotton, veh rt tele a AaP BE Tera Jory} Gold, Silver, Steel, and. aiase Beads and Bugles VEk Hmbroidery Needles, Sul, Wooden, and Whale meer ae ae ibe siete 5 All kinds of commenced and finished, such as Suspenders, Bhoes HOt tors ‘a fancy Goods, mich as, Purses and Purse All hinds of Paris ert Necktyeen, Gold and Kilver Braids, 1 rigeaad® Hiisoestem Bullion ‘feseels, FRENCH MILITARY TUM, Wi jaskets, Holders, &e., &e. Gorman Hastie’ Willers Cheb Ie Work-Tables; and So fas, kee. OILED BILKs, Oiled Silks, aisferens colors, the best French . Cords, Gimps, II colors and qualities, i vo ok ted ind Jomeatie (of his own manaieelure) fi5 skWamere NEW YORK, ae ar TROY LINE OF Ko ALBANY AND TROY—Dj from the pret the Yoo of ourtiandt ste he low pressure steampost HAIPLICI, Cape, He. 8. macy, i vesing ‘a6 o'clock, Wednesday, April 9th, For passage or frsinhe, apply on board, or to C. CLARK, at the cllice on the what Freight taken on oy most reasonable terms. reught oman ne pac in chat Freight Agent, ort the Company will not be reapountb!e for losres. PROPLE’S LINE STEAMBOAT a, an BAN Y—Daily, Suudiys exeepeed through trent, aes olecks ae eerste the Pier be Ewes Courtianat ‘The Steamboat RNICKE BUCKER, Capt. A. Houghton, wri leave, ou Monday, spe ‘and friday’ atvernvous, a Velock ~ he Steamboat ROCHESTER, Captain RG. Cruttenden, Sere on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons at 6 oe o'et'S o'clock, P. M., Landing at intermediate places :+-from the foot Bareey Se eoBLA, Captain Won. H. Peck, will leave on Be ou Mouiay, Wedsesday, Friday, and Sanday aftersoon, a tor, ite steaniboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain M. H. True acl, va eave ton Toesday, Tharsdny tad Raburday abvergcoes, vengers taking the above lines will. arrive in Alban RB f ae gine to take the ‘morning train of Cars for the nyt or West. Freight taken at moderate rates. All persons are formic | erastng any of the boats of this line, TWiglott a wriveg order fromthe Captamna Agents, | or : n.poard the boals, or to P. C. Beha reat the offce wa the Whark aire hof DOs ofthe 1 ate STEM, Capen sail aa above, bar fegular day. t, Captain Cropper, will posi- sinpty Gatton the inh Ape bx inde ts ack hip boon, Captain Cobb, on the 26ch Ape prongs, the above ships having unsarpeseed_ accommo- ious tw eatin acd ateeraxe, mpply,to, BaD ks Fas re South street z SYAR_LINE OF ve SAFOOL PA‘ KET S— Packet of the Lith of April—The vew ond elegant first clase ely at ship WATERL 10, W. H sail as above, her regular day. OF Croan for eabuttienad cabin erie atk, Ww. ap 1 about to e1 il find this epleu die hi at iioat desirable covey ane. ‘The W ateriou will rom Liverpool on the 3th of Besy, Then wht are deurems wae ending for therr relatives or jis, cau have them brought out in this splendid packet. songs lo oF from Liverpool, early rarplication ‘thould be inade to ye subscriber. JOSEPH MeMURRAY, mi2rre 100 Pine atreet.corner of South street. LO: NUON J ANE OF PACKETS—Packet of the 0th Apri teiling Packet Ship WEST- MAST! scape Hovey, will posttively sail aa above, her regular day Her accomumedation for eabi neugers, acc very snperior. ut! wo a pase should be tmade ESP rAtsCorn, 76 South st, cor. Maiden fave. CIVERPOOL LINE OF PACKETS—Packet of the Meh. plendia frst sealing a reine ackeh aN SEA, 2 Captaia kdwarday, will positively Bari as above, Hee . murs anos for » second eabin, and re ie wishing to secure ication on board, foot of Peck eS. PArSUOLT, ut. Meiden Iane. he superior fart sailing : . will meet with despateh rt For psgter, ha tus excellent ac- 1 Bou: assage : ve mod rae rave by the packer hips id dratts supplied for any ammount, payable itroeahaat the Vaid Kivecou, ou apniiestim as wove. wpe FOR MANSEILLES—To wal Tz from ‘iviciook, May he barq SSUURI, Captan Sylvester” w why. maar FT TW MAR PHELPS, orto mT BOYD ae HINCKEN, nd ra ie — "The it HAV RE—Seoond | Hewitt, Santer, will sail om the Int BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents, No. 9, Tontine Buildings. ane ee ra 10 I Hogon8, Soathers Port. Apply to 96 South st. FoR NEW ORLEANS. — ianeiens (ork a ee lat Packet, 1 16th. it packet wo NB KUO. 56 Bouth st. 17 Positively m0 goods rresived on bos 1sth inst,” Agents iu New Ori wbo huis, AeA Nee deat FOR SAL© OR EXCHANG Au excellent Farm of 200 acres ‘alex feom th one ws hom ysege's Bridge, mapsivn large an ge farm house, fine hed ‘and, &e., very healthy. Stages Tandng. “Iiimediate posseas'on. “Apply at way. LARGE HALL TO LET. ‘THE wel! known Hall ia joining a ey or three: fs Uae aoe pS a we pen Fe advan snare on fet ve premises. From tage ize, bei rclien coer the not met Ykev otis moderate. ic a obama ‘TO LET. crs on this island, Aa City call, Consiga hea, will stable end attached, a ze sie, eoutaining every CA fruit, and oruamental trevs ‘i chisbber wor arCielars enquire in 29a street, first house east of 3d aue. mhi3 Im*re TO LET, ond immedi a Th fi: ove No.7, HERALD. BULBINE, rae ert z ‘bik residen- mihi all hore re ‘of the ra aes ious and eet dwel- with Connier, Fixtures, Shelves, ( ta, Stove an ee, xc ready for the reception of any respectable merchant or tradesman. ‘Also, the adjoining Store, No. pecued Present cae tin ean be mad a ‘he de a the Ist = May next, hoy. caually complete berm seam NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING LODGINGS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, UNION COURS, LONG ISLAND. ar THE NAG@’S HEAD No.3 Bancuay Staxey, #EAR Broapway. ‘Loo Subseriber having fitted acd new! ey tataied veveral rooms a z fn this Kestabli sien ‘call fom his fiends peat 5 JAMES BYRNES. ‘HE LATE PROPRIETORS of the Bc ACON COURSE for Trotting, respectfully inform the Public, who hare 0 liberally patronised them forthe last four seasons ‘on ths Beacon Goure, y, together with Hiram Sroone es, have taken Union Coune, coe the comicg secon for all racing. Daring the * season Uberal Purses " ea i furdle Racing and Foot acing... ‘The followi oF Purse is offered, to. come off the last w m24 mt ec JAMtS LAGY BRAP ER et Rp PAIL OR, 5% Willie m Street, corner of Ann, New York, ‘AS always on hand a select assortment of the most fashion: 2 sble seve ol woods tobe found 1a nthe market, eounsting of THS—L Frenet fnd American, of almost every Big tem el ality co the finest, evass |MERE mits ar Pads Stripe ured and bd st Noss AS? Satins, Marseilles, Cashmeres, Vel aie Whue satin, Geared and plain, rich lies sil Velvers, Se., for balls, aud parties, with a great vari other go uitable for every season. nen patronizing this esiablishment.may rely upon ha jug their garmeuis made up to order in the best possible manner; d every satisfaction cs to quality, fit, and workmanship No. 1—Free for horses never totgad for for » gram mile heats, best 3 in 5, under the saddle. Sub. $100, H meaha tea, 5 siee for hncsot eaves eyeaed tie a Puise ‘Two roth, $100, HL St a Parse, over $50, Tyo, Site inna nner the Bada. ‘Sub. $100, HF No. 4—Sameas No. 3, in hrmess. Stake No: $e Milt heats under the ‘nda, free for horses na Pus 100. Sub. $100, nurse $2, ‘Piro Mlle heata in Panness; free for all Trotting for the Staves and Pus to be made on or bead April the Gch, at Grven’s k Loses, No. 188 Chath gen t three of more in ench@o make a race. ~ NRA APOLITAN BONNETS Dasa Paice will beasked, from whieh no SRATEMENT WILL ne aba aud jp over tn iaure sguingt bid debts, by which rome would be obliz fo pay more to make w ae for the non: ynent ‘of others, Casi Wok LIVERY will ix all ‘anes be require of the latest alicton itil wel bat coe Made Clothing, " (eee Oiftce Coats, Pants, Vests, Dress aud Frock Coats, Ke. Pear equal to ds, ean have them made ‘Buyers are cantioned against an inferior article of the kind in the market. (The Fenmine article, for which we ‘uceived the silver medal at the last fair of mericau Institute, has our tucket upon cy ae Arpt wo THOU ARS VYSE, 172 ret street, or at the mana iN, NOw & CO., £18 2taw$m*re No. 24 Delaney street, Cw good fk wary revirmed,) at Dreas feelin nr to $l: proportion. $17 ‘roel ts $8 0 $12; other San ais mhié lin¥ee THE CasSH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF wm Masehtcssen and li 3. Sunford, 7 FULTON STREET, All those who wisi to suprly their wand gaNnents at rersonad| udseribers eam asnure their friend let no one surpass STRAW GOODS, &e. FLORENCE, BRITISH STH'A BRAIDS AND BONNETS Abbott of, piesbore of chalet lene tat dele AND LACE c- best fabrics aod of ewest and are id importing, aud HOMAS REYNOLDS, NF that they wit cmp mem OAS Thor Rare the newest afer at 5 st | having on hand’ w PRE a ana a prism | Seatae ee Sey ee nl arres FRENCH RATES TPO WER: ie have the jauce that we ean please the ‘most faati- "Great pleasure will be taken to show our styles of fashion and gorda to all Ghose who will favor us with their patronage, le collect the Pisces ET MNN WM. MATTHIKSSEN, mh2i im*rre M_B. SANFORD, GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WAKDROBE, lows HE HIGHEST T PRICES cna be obtained by Gentlemen jn bunches, sprigy aud sin jingle. Materiais for ri Pin wa all WATER COLORS, for flower manufacturers’ use; among whi color of very superior: ul is ya invoice for Ladies and of latest styles; an 3 is i. Niquid pink of very rich embroidery; Hair Pias, MS te of eplandta pate: Plain. a bcbehewcingroratiominsnsinetgcS 2 oa ee or Families Whe are desirous of converting their left off FRENCH ARTIFICIAL LOM ERS srppring apparel {nto ces LOWITZ & BECK. Lene, ating any sueriaous ets to infor hw fa ay 34 John ponte” meh’ to their to send for the Suoscriber, who will AVE Received by the last Hayre packets, Utien and Send er their residence by anpoiatment, Eheien cbortnet of tas lever al meet atectls J. LEVINSTYN rie, of French “Artificial ‘Flowers, which they offer for sa} , ite Broadway oderate prices. a6 Im A line through tho Post Oftice, ef oterwi eronipt attencion. 400, 000 HAVANA SEGARS, TanaaaNe IE ae sale . ®GOND, HAND CLOTHING AND FURNITURE them vill be found Citnmn bo iin inparal Hemahas Pat | SWAN TED AAnd the hievess price piven {oral kinds of loamall sizes; Napoleons, Nor | esxt off Clothing aud good avcond’ hand Furies, Rersous toe Grass a Colonas, Do. Panatel as, Jia are besater Also, Ole Topacees from the above raitkvowa, Hote, just imporied by the Christoph Colon be GENUINE eEOu LED HAVANA SEGanS: R offers for sale at wholesale and retail Ss b:ands of Segars; in point of equality Weihing to diqpoe of ue aoe, will do well call oa the ab yor audiens line through the Post Offic. me a be net autended to. vanetaai 4936 Chatham street, Ny Y. N. B.—Constantly on hand, a seasouable assortment of xen- Uemen’s Clothing, cheap for ¢ 29 1 NEW YORK HOTEL, 721 Broadway, New York City. juded, 5 HIS new and splendid eatablishinest opened. on the 1st of a. pete oc aired De Dees ember laa siruated ii the most fashionable dagger of rf ration. entire front oa yad= Rieecmatsittoe: “tae Roather ware 'Riween Washington aud Waverley Places: has beet. a eilay, (of various brands.) one d in'suits ofapartments, acd furnished inthe most tastevul las, : i tion of families aad sie Cate (xutab'e for London Si beepae eater te mot peri if who may favor the house wath their Riurella, do Esperanza. feokctet twill be condneved oa the Huropeau and Ameri IN eer Cot nary COUN Drude generally; youl do well in +] Renae cau systems combined, leaving it optional with persous to take calling and examining this splendid stock of Segars previo Pp Ise meals at ‘Sable d’! ‘Hote, in private parlors, or a la carta, ay may suit their Conveneuce ‘The location of the house, the great number of large and dairy halls, render it a most ing the city gither on business J. H. NGS, Proprietor. B. MONNOY, Restaurateur. BOARDING. MRS. O. FISH, 135, 137 and 189 Broadway, NEW YORK. ‘The Pupiic and StRANGERs Visiting thecity. ave respectful- ly informed that the above premises have Leen fitted up ina su- perior manner, for the entertainment of Permanent and Transient Boarders. HENRIQUES, 51 William street. WHOLESALE SEGAR EMPORIUM. fer fc rtment of Se- Tifosi of batscneed crea osctorend hating tured six mouths, are now in fine order, and ¢: sold 38 per cent lower than the samme qumlity of impo: @ths and l0ths, Cazado1 Woden Nora ie Espen mea, La India, en pene, aro ‘Sanz. “of every ripees, Pan eet ates ‘assortment of be peters KENNETH & TAVERTY, "3 Wall st. lity aud price, for sale in lots to “nhl Imneo ‘The location is, pleasant, and central to business—the apart- = iments spacious, light, and airy, aad handsomely furnished FABER SEGAR FACTORY, throughovt with new furniture, beds, bedding, &e. ‘The table 71 Division Stree ty ‘iil be abuudantly: supplied "wich the net eoarliee abide: ‘rauaient Board, cee ceecee coe oo Oh per Day. NEW YORK. HE UNDERSIGNED bave extablisied an extensive Segar ew York, wader the diree- ion of ied W Bi SCOTT’S BAZAAR @ N, Who has been Superintendent of * one of the largest factories ti Havana for nineteen years. 37 Dey street, between Broadway and Greenwicl Whe follown , manolactured in the Faber Se- SANDS SCOTT retums gar Pactory, an Paso a large stock is now on hand, will be a th als ty his friends add ie fava fcdual'to acy Maveua Seghrs of corresponding aiyle and pb) » for t Fecei Ay ines he opege “sHTimperyal Reyalie, ‘Trabueos, Common $i house, aad hopes, by the same stri Regalia, Panetelar, — roudon Si attention, to ment a contimance Cazadores, on Frineipe, thereof: qualities of his Ales, Wines, Liquors, and Segara, are to> well iows to, need comment. ‘The Oysters the market can afford served up in every style; likewise & large assortment of refreshments to be had atall hours, until 12 at piste All boxed ji: the favang sty ‘The subscribers have settled the Son of their Sonior in Hav=- wa, for the expres pa ove of slr ctin Te beceo jor tte Facio- ypasalao forthe purpowe of selecting Segara suitable for tia They have now on hand, for sale, » large atoek of Havana Se- sary Cuuted to Uebeature, of te following Yraudss-- La India, La Cabana, poise. Moya, Lord yore La ima," Dos Hermanos, f7ym*re NO. SMOKEY STMT Se GOODWIN’S ROMAN CEMENT CHIMNEY POTS 'o house better suppl plied with Engl it he latest ne 104 Sy Boe ala er vid far mothiag FSi HOOKS, &e.—JOH™. imporer and ckls in every variety. City and Tas email and large quantities, on the Wl tho lowest possible prices. Me'Basters made flix. Fishing Lines, all mers pric 400 Bamboos, and 75,000 Ousqualice sfor sale -aptim* ec Ii by the steamers. 1 times rede tee gra- country dealers 8 most liberal terms, A large assortin in siges, ot the minute sill Worm gut, of Gt ANO—The cargo of the ship shale nkspeas ce rom la.aly ey Than re experiments jn #nglan: oul ir to perior im qualit D Beravian. Bor ssie in lows E.K. COLLINS & (O., 56 South st. Who have for side the best authenticaced work on Guano. St GAR—33 bids. prime New Orleans, from ship jdarehelaus, from Now Orla itt ale by { Tt. VAP ed for CSTRDVAFOUR y Forte ‘dressing | wreans, 325 Broadway. Mer. persons have heard of the efficacy of Mrs, Carroll's Bete! ‘Baths as a remedy for and as @ preventive pf colds, rheumatic affections, &e &e. Althoug’ its bene- tint in Yo tuch cases cannot be overrated, i uot be foimot 4 wally I preverred to red from {1 in the Furniture of ‘] Le pe mirre GRROLU 3 ME BATE o'clock the balance stock of a gro a surtment of articles B oe line AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF BRONZ! FOWDENS. “TiSate tn Er pe, whe stun te ing aggre fei om nant of re My wo re forthe mavufretare of, Bronge Powter, by. spich they ayy dw defy A coe nperition bean used by the lenges: contrary the ology r nase iinagice ‘that there ager of etktna cold after a baths the cireul. ton by thet fact of the ba h ta fenderea amore active und sh: shin ; ab'ed to Fesist the influence of the atmosp rem hen ot catching cold bath, nrb,. Oped from sit. in the morning Till Gat night. Portable Baths seut to any part cf the fig jaths require one hour's noice. ba Ratan will be removed Ist of Mey to 164 Fulton street. ea tm ree Loe made asian nent et says On hand and is prepared to su tad dealers with the article, in any-quautit Re manulteturer’s prices, (hus: the trouble and ex portation. Pe OR a 10) KET, Whole Age, (lave Kozelt & C r stree ~ BRONZ. POWDERS. ae THE, very best ond cheapest Brooae, in all ahades and quali mi rect. from Germany, and of- tered Utor fale any IMO TOLD KUH & Co A Im’ ‘ONGRESS COLLAR. Bury, oF STYLE and elegance of fiowh unequalled Out naw sive, of Collars, which have loug been wantin, are now isrted, and are oud *t che manutacty’= ys eth old tand of MARSHALL ‘only ‘roy Shirt street, New York. All orders shoald be late, a thug ‘pattera w in il epbals is A tyle ever before got np in this warket. Hte- "Gk. Wall stiet, New York. Mand sf Rasreyadilen'b0 Ulathant srivec, SHURGH'S ‘on any consideration. B.— also manuf ctured a large quantity of those new style 47 ad Dhirts, which cann-t pe toned in the city. ante pleats are all sowed down, it will obviate the diffic ini oning them. VEGETABLE LOTION, FEARING AND BEAUTIFYING. THE COM. FY PL LON —Charch’s Vegetable Lotion will effectuall remove from the skin all offensive blotches, pim| y ‘apd Im#ec On AIS ; detract from beanty and OFFICE Or JEFFERSON INSURANCE Taam sa eehtanh Ole gerree en he exte So, Wall strrt, opposite the Exeha Tnany Years, and js uow considered an_indispep: puis COMPANY continue to insure against | ta'the tojlet, Sold in bottle 5 eents each, ac 188 Howery, e by fir: on goods, wares and merc! also, | cornorof Spring street 29 1m*m aginst loss oy a ene EXANDER’S | TRICOBAPHE econ te DISCOVERY, being a haa in, A rem BS “AND DAG SE 1, chauges theeolor ‘of the : ine con beonall mat injury vo the hat OF skin? hes eat mode of application, 3 Hom teu (0 twelve hours 'o produce avy chavge. xeellence will Ve apparent to every one UpOR oplent Leis ate ia Daily Sun.”—ALEtANDER’s pice ‘on the hair is truly as- oa and the chaoge Rol * THOMAS w. THORNS, Fetes, Secretary. ALE, DER. ND BOTTLING Psi toni, N°. 2 ANN, hp ted next door to the Aj ; and it has in no case fai e Timmedintely” after appiving it to Ray hate ot iakers, it imparts a beautiful brown or biack colo sincere | to hus frien dt the pul wall oe Kashton ti eat hs molae Sareea aetna | mee Sere eat ea IRST QUALITY i Wiha 23° Sowth ith street, roner wark Cider, ma ImPro Philadelphia. Philadel; Croton Rios Fores Lowioe Brown Stout, SALT AND FISH STORE. Orders for shipping attended w erent despatch mhtee 400 8 Ihe bile. Blue eh as aud 3 Ninchersl. 600 baifde do do + ry eit bola No, t Saybrook had 40 bbls Cod and Seale ut as 400, cI a os reel Chere never 300 is Dute! 1 ite own. Veis now mi 4900 jos Smoked Salmon. proved both in orcas nn rea $80 kits Sioused — do and ‘ford bette be 300 do Sonnes aed Tons which they ean sell, ‘Autae fare ae Wealsed asibeure 9 gona ih, suitable For shippion 10, uj sacks: Seite carci rae] BRL a Ma maa Forsale by t it inventor, jarter barrels Salmon. - wine Un ese eamrameners,, VEE RI ABBR w 60. 6 ver }iry to drive the eity 2 (Correspondence of the Herald.) } Boston, April 7, 1845. | The Pure Water War—Detachments to Watertown | —Native War in the City Government—Widger | vs. Gafield—Loco’s sureto Win—Morton gone to | ip Washington— Williams come back—-Queer In- } dians in Town—Ancient mode of Burial —The So- koke method of Marrying— Wonders of Steam— Cockney Fops, §c. We are going to have a great fight here in Bos- ton, before long, a regular cold water fight. It will beakind of a triangular contest, something like the celebrated duel recorded in Peter Simple. In the first place there will be the Long Pond advo- cates peppering away into the backs of the Charles River advocates; in the second place, the Charles River folks pouring it into the rear of the no water champions; and in the third place the no waterites banging away at the Long Pond champions. You might naturaily suppose that the whole question was settled by the action of the late Legislature n the city petition in favor of Long Pond, Bui ch thing. Oar wise law-givers in their wa- gave the ey government a choice cf Long Poud or Charles River, and also put in a pro- vision that the charter should be accepted bya mojority of the legat voters before it should be ia force. So you see tbe whole matter of water or 10 water is again to come up before the Bostoni- “in town meeting assembled,” and you kuow enough of the Yank » judge ulat the y will also raiment to the lection of one or tie other source of suppiy. This is, in brief, the ground wok of ihe water batile, of which the skirmishiy « at the outworks are elready com: meneiar — the newspapers. ‘To add a litle xlorion, confusion into which the whole affair is now t own, the Legislature have also required a: atot the town cf Watertown oa Chailes taking the water from that source, and conse quently detach sents of the Boston belizerents 1 be sent to that Lown to tufluence the ection of its citizens in town mecung. cluding Texas, isn’t it! The city government, just at present, is carrying ona very pretty little domestic v ” versus whiggery. The! Mey 0) rd ot Alder men are all “natives,” ? and the Common Couneil is mostly whig, with a@ moderate sprink! locos. Thre are several city appvin some value, which are made by tie joint action of he two branches, the Aldermen by courtesy hav- the initiative. As a consequence of this, full blooded natives are chosen by the Aldermen for these offices, and the Council non-concur, and coe full-blooded whige. So they keep it up, pulling and hanting like boys at opposite ends of a rope. Just now the Aldermen have chozen a “ na- tive,” yelept Widger, for superintendent of one of the bridges, and the Couacil have on their part chosen one Gaffield. These differences give rise to the most bitter feelings, which tend more and more to the sundering of the “ universal wiigperty” of Boston, and out of the whole scrape the locos must profit, and no mietake, have little or nothing else to tell you in the way of politics just now. Morton has not as yet entered on his duties at the Custom House, and Uhere is a rumor abroad that he has gone to Wash- ington to get the lay of the land there, aud see what will be expected of him when he takes hold. Williams, the pregent Collector, has just returned from his fool’s errand to Washington, end blows up his two coffer advisers for sending him on as Hil did. itis certain that if Williams had made seaunies in the proper quarter, and in person, efore he left, instead of trusting to.a band of boi- ie nosed and’ stupid pimpa, who coined lies to suit him in the absence of autheutic information, he might have learned that he was already superseded, and by that means have saved a hundred dollars sural aero: and a hearty laugh at his ex- pense, jut the truth is, the men is such a con- stmmate ass, that he don’t know how to act, ax, after all, itis of precious little importance how he does act. He is a part of the scutn thrown to the surface by the Tyler tempest during the last four years, and in these more quiet and rational times, will be suffered to sink to the bottom egain, as food for senipin, skate, ond such like fish. There hes been a number of fadinas abont ovr city for some days past, from the Eastward, sel- Mis.the fancy articles of their simple manutacture, such as baskets, moceasins, andthe like. They ure covered with brags and tin orgaments, being xetu ated by alove of such trifles like the predec2seors of their race. ‘They are some really handsome ie- males among them, and some fine manly torms, bat thev all seem to be imbued with a spirit of apathy or sluggishness. Theee Simon Pure “nv- tives” are the descendants and only remuins of the Sokokes tribe, a division of the Penobscots, and iahabit an island in the Penobscot river, opposite O:dtown, so called, situated just twelve miles above Hangor. These people, in ancient times, had a uost singular mode of burial for their dead, and, indeed, it was practised until quite Jately. Tt was aa faibies —The body of the deceased, after ha- ving undergone the usuai ceremonies and ineanta- tions, was “buried by bending down a young tree til its reots are turned up, then excavating sut- entearth to make room for the body, Great country, in- which fi was placed in the cavity, after which the tree is permitted to spring back te its upright position, taus forming the grave. There’s an idea for you worth chronicling. There are some queer stories told in relation to these people, relative as to the noer of choosing their mates, which is said to be much after the mode adopted by the feathered tribe, viz. a busband and wile living together tora tvelvemouth—the ¢pring being the mate ing season There’s another idea t. r yourreaders. What an age do we live in. A quaint writer has e>mewhere remarked that steam has set i's foot vpon pastoral Ife x ate eciuaily as gunpowder upon chivalry. We hardly realize the benefits we enjoy through this same agency of sieam. The Herald, torinstance, flying trom your cteam press at 4 wiolacl. AW, by the same pomer OF Meme in transmiited (o this city, some two hundred and twenty mites, aud is read by thousands of the Bos. toanius, before sunset tie same day. The Royal Mail lice of packets to this port er the utmost regulority through the same agen- b nging importa: trom the whole of This news good care to have first hauchng of in New York, and through ‘he agency of steam’io send all over the South one ley so advance of the Wall street press. ‘he English steamere just a liuded to, whir h are simost weekly “the States encers from the old country di vok at Brother Jonatha metrines impor: queer ens of hum yare generally big the ocean gentry of ahorse-jockey cut, nd hats ota cockvey style Lobserved ove 4 few iys vince qweang tie Merchants Exchange brough a sticking ey e-glass, whieh by seme won- jul procesy was mie to ret » without the aid of nd. cimenot a cockney fop tha sag, like the rest of hie class, tie bedinein £ et, and his accomplishments ou bis person. Many of these chaps make your city a exlimyon may know them by the eye-glass aforesaid ; they al- ways have them somewhere in sight. Heaven help their opties. Guy Faux. Providence. [Correspontence of the Herald.) Provipence, March 7, Lovelock, PM. Trial of Nicholas 8. Gordon The Supreme Court of this State was in session this morning at 10 o’clock, for the purpose of com- mencing the second trial of Nicholas S. Gordon, charged with being an accessory betore the fact to the murder of Amasa Sprague, late of Cranston. ‘The first trial of the prisoner, you will recollect, resulted in a disagreement of the jury. At the hour appointed the court-room and galle- ty were crowded with spectators. Chief Justice Durtee, and Justices Hale, Staples and Brayton, were on the bench. The counsel for the State, Blake, Attorney General, and Potter; and the counsel for the prisoner, Rodgers of Boston, and Carpenter, and Curry; of this city, were in their piaces. Among the spectators I noticed the Hon. William Sprague, brother of the deceased, who, from the fact of his being frequently in conversa- tion with the counsel for the State, 1 should judge felt much interest in the trial. Margaret Gordon, sister of the prigoner, was algo there. She sat by tue side of the unfortunate Nicholas the whole of | the forenoon, and looked the very preture of grie! Nicholas looks pale and care-woro, or, rather, trouble-worn, The case was called, and the names of about | ninety jurors were read ; eighty-four, | believe, an- {i swered to their names; of th twenty-tovr were | regularly drawn jurors, the others were brought in | on a venire issued by the court The prisoner is entitled to twenty peremptory challenges. i The indictment was then read. It ie a very lengthy document, and the reading of 1: ocoumed APRIL 8, 1846. Price Two Centa: TWheatricals, &c. Mr. Blake, the stage manager of ‘the Walaut sireot ‘Theatre, Philad came on iicre on Saturday, pur- josely to witness the representation of Mrs. Mowatt’s w Comedy. He made liberal arrangements with the ithor for its production.in Philadelphia, where it will J have heard it read pose I felt «lmost an eternity of time. tiree times before, and you may su; -ty much this morning ine making © moution to spense with so stale a ceremony. The frequent tention in it ot poor Joxn Gordow’s name, brought |! tomy mind in all its freshness, that terrible hang: | played for the first time next Monday evening Blake ig scene which I witnessed a cohort time siuce in | (4% ‘ part of Trueman; Ritchings is cast as the Count, tie State prison yard. I could see seein” |: Miss Susan Cushman a# Gertrude, Mrs. Blake os Mrs, Gt stull haage there, by the by, waiting for another | ‘V.ffany, Wheatley as Howard, and Chapmen as Snobson. vietim)—the halter, the shen, and poor Gondor, (Te Phiiadelphia manager is resolved to produce the play dangling in the air! I chall remember that scene | in a style equal, if possible, to that which the public have rr life remains. God grant 1 may never witness | ¥-taessed at the Park. another like it. Signor Rapetti is at present in Bosto: rest ‘The indictment read, the work of empannelling | ‘ui recreation, but he has been pheaets Goy No gives ma a jury was commenced. It wa. not finished ten | *ical entertainment at {he Melodeon, in the course of the nUanies ago, when I leftthe court roots: i pro- | PS prorgnane. as a a Fe age y plete: ad. Pico’s Concert in jade}pia, on Monday. . bable, however, that it will be completed betore wal atten ort ia Poi edalpia,§ 2 ene ing ter Sconcia. the court adjourps ior dinner. ‘Tae Infant Sisters ere exuibiting their vocal powers im M. shail sead you to-morrow wiiat further at ane Mobile. pires, in condensed form. The Foot Race at New Oricans. Mr Booth torminatsd lia eogogement at the Walnut- ‘Ten Mives wiruin THE Hovk—GiLDkRSLEcvE | street Theatre, Philadelphia, on Mouday evening. Gain a Winngn.—This aflair came off on ihe} pico, Sanquirico, Sconciv, ond the Hutchinsons, are 30th ult. over the Metarie Course. The day was j viving concerts, this wi t Pailatelphia '# fine as could have been desired, and the turn-out was} y arcia had 9 very large audience at her concert h crowd has ‘ever keen seea upon a] » 2 Boston, wad the performances course in the South before. Of the nine entries four | y, oly came to toe starting post, to wit :—Gildersleeve. El- worth, Archer, andthe Sian ia the Murk, Purse $500, to the persons performing (he greatest distance within the our, provided that at least 94 miles be done—nine entries They took position as we have placed them, and at the word went to the work. Before tkuy had reach: ed the first turn the Mask had taken the jead, but he did not keep it long. Git'ersieeve assumed the treat rank and maintained it throughout the race. ‘The Mask bout three-fourths of a mile, and then incontiaently mix zi d;he was seen no move’ The first mile was run i 5 30, Gildersieeve being first 3 second, and Elworth viong way inthe rear. The second, third and fourth ; cach man waintuining his relative pusi- on afer reaching the siait ug poiut, Kiworth slag ell, and way bore off tho g ound.” GilJersleew & The Misses Slomen gave their inst concert in Balti more on Monday evening iss Helen Matthews, of whom the Philadelphia bave spoken in high terms us a vocalist, is engag Boston Museum. The public theatres of Germany reckon smong their a listes Do Jess than 62 who were born in the ranks of tie nobility, and who were in posswssion of handsome for Sunes previous to their embracing a theatrical career.— ‘They are as follows ; \hree chapel-masters, nineteen &0- ters, twentyweven aciresacs, tour male ond eight female ceere, end © 7 ” “ber, born b at the » now ui the French theatre et St. hi Fleury is ex-dircetress of the n thewre, and p verul others who donot con. x themselves to Possess sudiicient twlext to ovow their vility. Tae Feeswer in vue Niagara —Annexed are ar particulars of the freshet at the nerth :— The western mail this morning confirmed the news of tg cisaster Which has failen upon the country below the toils of Niagara, by the breaking up of the ice on Lake k ‘The depth of the ice and water is variously esti- d, by letters trem Lewiston and the Buffalo papers, ot thirty to fifty feet. One Letter, from the Postmastor at that An hor ha 8 wlone inales ia 09 mainutes nd 66 ec ‘han was requized (By mil way of course deckured the nt $000. He wos rom fesh When he couciuded 93 when eceived the pritve locked almost ss arted. ‘The fo! owing ia the summary of the whole race. | owhston, says that the warehouses we: pt from the nT jocks Youngetown sharing the same d ihe water Runnevs Tak. 2d, 32, ath. oth, cong (April 4th) ‘Phe © buff! cial Adverti- dersieeve ey a Pk ee ornell and Kispecting the ph from the avetn give yo ‘The wharf Aroher,. «+4 + Ellworth, oa ways that the stercLoures « ‘Tiyon, at Lewiston, « Cnbude par Time... ay me mplewly wiecked—many 0: the Betistint Movedivnte. aru furown town, anda portion Cyrus Cartis hes been re-slected May cr of Hudson. D cotarcatned (hee ole ge Ma or Senator Hard is fest recovering from the acciden ks would be car: cd away, and the et-umers which betell him on board the Swallow. in rock, namely, the City of Tc! onto, Tensit, and QuesD, John H. Warland has ceased his editorial Inbors with | {| several smallex?cr r fiderec an greut jeo- th cngeneainel Pati - Happityth dam uke com. George R. Richardson, who hes Jor some time filied the fangs {roca doe ioe pg office of Deputy Attorney General in Buliimoze, bus been Loa ener he aoa uppointed Attorney General of the State of Maryland. ‘0 Aulthe vacancy arising from the recignation of Josish bailey, of Dorchester county. Judge Pettit has declined tke re-nppointment of Presi | + dent Judge of the Messachusetts District Couri, in con: sequence of tho reduction of the salary by the Legisla- ture, ° Hon. Daniel Waldo, of Worcester, Mars, hos paid |"? $1,000 towards the purchase of territory or neer 'y end furniture to a place « «all the goods 9 aiken from the company’s warehouse without da- morning the water has fallen to about its 1 level. So coinpact is the ice that persons have cross- bence to Youngstown upon it, and lest night a bonfire s lighted twenty feet above the surface cf the water, ® very spot where the “ Chiet Jurtice Robinsen.” was «the previous day. ‘The “Chiet Justice” came y but was unableto enter the harbor, and hetin, and Misses Waldo, of the same place, $1 000 more | 4 ‘harelel the art" ‘The violence ot the gale, however, acihe Hos. John 8, Skinner was in Philudelpvie on | {Cr ieg citer peseenson ores (2 Toronto without Monday. Lcke Champlai is open ag Burlingten to Chimney An Ejectment Suit was brought before the Recorder at |r. int and through to st Pyohns. Hudson, on Saturday last, to dispossess Mutthew N Bur- ihe St. Lawrence is open trom Montreal to Leprairie, ick, of Taghkanick, a tenont on the estate ot Robert | 0: ¢ the papers of Wednesday were looking for « general ift Livingston, Esq., of New York. The Jury waa not | Ui caking up of the river. ont five minutes before they rendered a verdict in favor | w«, ot the plaintiff. James Whiteker, formerly a merchant of Newark, but «ho some time past has been engaged in agricultural pur ROULSTONE’S RIDING SCHOOL, — 137 AND 139 MERCER STREET. MR. JOHN 8. ae the honor to suitsin Treaton, hung himself on Monday morning. Be Aah Mr. Dance, of Towa, has recently been found dead in af ehool f timber Jot necr his house. Ivis svpposed he wos shot by ae teen lours fo Ge oer, from... fe: to =| + ¥ orms of instruction made known oi spolloction to Mr. he brother of Miss Lowe, who ha fallen a victim to his Licentious arts, tous. A has just received from the country eat fine and rear arieties, Asummary modeof settling the license question has} jh vile beige teen ates daa common mee been adopted by tue Corporation of Huntaville, Aln, who] OLIAN PIANOFOR'TES, have fixed the license for retoiling spirituous liguors, | A in one mile of the court house, st $2,500 i C Slaten Ate parchased the Lag te mi ee Aticchicent tothe Pianoforte,” for the George Watkins, who committed a rope in Worcester connty, a short time since, confesses his real name to be ‘obn Roach—that he formerly tivcd in Granville, and was tried for a similar crime in Westfield, about a ‘year «go. His youth then saved him from the gallows ‘The St. Augustine Herold of the 1st inst., says :- “Mr. ‘Theodore Hindsdale was kille| by a shot gun inthe hands 9! Major C. Taylor, at Enterprire, on the 22d uit. Major Taylor wes bailed in the sum of $8000, by Judge Bronson, to await his examination, which was to take place on Friday last. Four prisoners made an ingenious escape from the jnil in Louisville, Ky., last week. They took the wires out of their basins end picked the locks with thea. M Mr. Hatch, who has been on trial at New Orleans for | fi the murder of Mr. Jackson of this city, in a bail.rcom, o has been acquitted. (excepting Massachusetts ) aumeunce to aye ROW prepared to supply Pravofortes attached, oF to attach the same to apy honaowsal Piauoforice, In resurd to the daralilt wertion. N. & C. axe prepared to ‘most judiced mind, their own critical examina’ ts warrant fim in, & teexamine the “ Azolinn Pinnofortes” airogtprimerete fe “ky Where sho may be found aa ‘aso rtiment of 6,64 aud , ea. both in rosewood and mahogany casas. in rosewood and mahog INSTRUCTION ON THE PIAN INW RIGHT, Professor of Masie, informs ds and the public’ in geueral, that he has tade crraugements vitig instrnetions oo the Piano Forte, His atyle of ime sing instruction is perfeetly simple and easy, aud ts not sure I, if equalled, by any other style at preset. caught, com- ui ing’all the grace aud elegance of execution capable of beun tun arted,on that instrament, He hes already tu ficient scholars, and the public wil ving him arial. His terms are reasonable, 1 hose in want of a teacher to embrace the op" tunity how offered, ‘Terins, and all other information, made crate gprtication at 172 Grand, comer of Mulberry street. rehaa Tm* re Henry McCuarey.—-Tiis unfortunate man, f.nnd guiltyand condemned te death forthe murder of Paul Roux, was visited in hiscell, on Saturday morn ing lest, by Sheriff Traccy, accompanied by F. Pinkney, Esq., for the purpose of informing him ot the poriod desigmated by the Gevernor for his execution. We have heretofore stated that McCurrey, under the advire- ment ond instruction of the Rev. Mr. Coskery, of the | ‘AK Catholic Church, hed given evidence of his resignation to death: ond his demennor on hearing the announce. | {| ment of the day fixed tor his execution, gave further proof of the fact. When told that the visit was for the purpose |“). renee of officially informing him of the action of the Governor, | hi. work signatiog a day for t ‘ion, McCurrey bung his | \ #™ COACH MAKING. JTICE—Practic» makes Perfect ~The subscriber ing devoted himsel the Inst twenty years, entirely Coach Making ba iu all its various branches, he Ny satisfied shat he is able to give every sat of Carriages that may be ordered. cay be given im any part of the city All kinds of Carriages done up and repai rages cet randy on hand, hb ed hie hand: 4 sank | forsale. Second hand Wagoos taken ta exchange for new ones his seat. ‘The warrant was reed, and Sheriff ' rhe ec ~ BARCALOW, "15 Foutth ste ‘king him tenderly by the hand, remarked to him tat | "2 - —! _ he thou!d not see him again probably, till they shoult WINDOW SHADF DEPOT, as deniznoted by the warrant, on the a7th June, ade] |. 2 No.7 Spruce streety N.Y. ed him to prepere himself, by devotion to God, for the | [AIS TS ¢ Paabeenbers of us aRy €x: in the U: the mont of the requirements ofthe Jaw, in person, to obviate vetted Saag 2 Ieee town pabilte part ouy unpleasant excitement; end gave im #uch couneel | »,s in! ne became the duty of a mercitul and kind minister ot the | © In, During this tme, McCurrey raised his head but once, ond seemed inandibly to be breathing forth prayer to Meaven. When Mr. Tracey ond Mr. Pinkney were rope and this country on hands works of art ard ‘te only are got up at this establishment. We beiag both pro- ional art ws, aud well experienced, we px jon when favored with orders about to leave, He raised himecit up, appesred cheerful, | [> Draw D aNE and told them he was ready to meet the requirements of | 7, desler io Imitation Frreiaus Stew, Vevetian and, Bobe- Giese Bawwons, Bo. No. a1 thelaw. Though prested down by reflections of the | iieu New i wode through which he is to pass from time to eternity,we init, stayed by divine erace, V state prepated for Heaven — Bel e! CHOICE ANNUAL FLOWER SEEDS. he Sache bees to inform his friends and the old Sc a slave Conservatory, that he has. receiy= Lomion, an extensive eds all warrant ¢ penuiy 30 atjerb) varieties are Zow ready Davenpor: ats [ys ya nut mone imeun, gramed = Wii eimoordered to stand ¢ ais Comstock on far jute lees ploiutitf ati vutote pores ¢ te show flowers of all colcrs. aed —ecuri w, orange and er Phelasonii, mixed—Very dwarf, n and rosy crimson Lowers. chovee prize dowerm. varie- flowers profusely, great varie ne weit oweet scented abysmiv inn, as Crui¥ahank colors on one stem, vigorous mutng custe, withont preju absolute that pisi Wiles, oastgure, ie. 2 ton bond, fitors, phasytoi proceedings in. 9 ni mv eos vdder ade Arkeol ex | No blue tow te centre, : pn 1d ty detwaig, rave Nolano atriplicifolia— Showy bine trailing flower. va Crogin et @i--Mot'on to ofteet judgment, &e. granted ave cebrin, wnew}=White with gerantam blotch and py defsult—Magee ct als Conley—Motion to change ve- ue, granted by default. Inthe mratter'ot Heliaty ve Wil fon et al—Motion expar Same vs Farnham et -Motion for judgment as in case of nonsuit, granted by defanit. Baxton ais Carlton, do do Motion to aet eside report of referce, and for commission, es new varicty— ven ten W mixed, Anngdlinadica—Uniqne tlowers, star shaped, color a rich Cb nese bive, with eertous and beautifal golden anthers in the H monoria, er Large White Rocket Candytoft. Halechrycom buctoacam album, (new)~Elezant showy denied with costs. Same ods Same, do do.—.#lbany | wi ite. is, Atkinsonia, Drammondii, Elegans hei _—— PE Secon misotesPlonses weliants of erpeos: pekion ted dask ved cel Lraistative Syxorste—In Senate— Petitions |}! ptched, striped and spotied with crimson. im 50 varieties for $2; 100 varieties $4. were presented from the members of Bar in Oteego Mitte growth of (044 und Onondaga counties, for special torme of the Supreme | _\ farge collectiow ot ua beuithy Plonis in flower are in the Court to he held st Syracuse; trom Mechanica of New | Gonaervagpry window. ne York and Brooklyn, for appropriations to the new North. | Bow vers always on a: Gon State Prison. Nir. iy the committee on ca | |S SEV ATLA PARA fag collection are now wader waltiver nals, reported a bill, on the petition of G. W. Stantan end : ners, relative to removing obstructions in the Albeny basin, which was read and laid on the table. Iv Asoxmpy this morning, after the ee of peti- | inhi? imre tions, in accordance with the Tult of the hovae,| went 7 into committee of vue whole on the general orders. Three | SPLENDID AND SC ASU RESTORATION ok or four private bills wore Rone, through with, when a Te R ESB. C) "Al Tong disgnesion arore on the bill to ines Trorate the Ame. re peality, UMAN HAI, rican snd Foreign (Baptist) Bible Society pending which | 4.4 otherwise improve and yender it's Splendid Ornament to teres or THREE iB SHILLINGS. may kno) the houee took a recess until half past three, P. M.—Alha- bot FOR, 1 LOW PRIC well three R TiAs in not "our of ths halt hntabags of the dap at $1. ny Atlas, Aprit 7. pore you to buy it mos ly whee itt ont tended to wit! Prompts NikoeINORS Wooten asp Corron Facrony.—Oar fellow ci- hair to, tizen, Seth C. Jones, is now engaged constructing | §)¥Cifowing qualities: He ve @ large Woollen and Cotton Factory, near his ler Saw | part Jrhere aayure, intended halt to grow stop it fal pe, Millen Fish street and Brown's Raco. ‘The ball ing 1s | Scarf or Dandrag and make light, Ek rey hair ez (be 66 keet root, 160 feet long, and five stories high. It r oe ir soft and siky, nothing a ihe is to contain 10,000 spindles— 6000 for cotton and 4 000 | jm oat economical, Yet superior artic! for for wool. The eapital employed will bo aout $100,000, a oe tis cheaper than he trash, ealled space nn “ie Spd application (wies 4s loug aa Gay olsen ertiele ol lee 8, ‘or € shillings a bortle—ot the sign of the Ame- einaun atest, “New Work; 199 Pnlton street, Le se 3, belie? Baila Bie portion of which is ownel by Kestern capitalists. cateulated that the Factory will sffoed employment to st least $00 persons. Mr, J., wo understand, has recently visited Lowell He iv of opinion that the water power of triseity is mach better adapted (or uring parpo than that of Lowell, and that many other sdvantages or a PULpose exist lacre that ace not that pli Pid. plenty of xtone tor Factories, while at Sane brick exclusively, » bich costs $10 perl, in the wallacRock eer Aprils rl aw Now. 6 nud oi venga sts