The New York Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1845, Page 1

THENEW YORK HERAL — Vol, XI., No. 108~Whole No. 4070, THE NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor. Circulation---Forty Thousand, DAILY HERALD—Every day. Price 2 cents per copy —$7 26 per annum—payable in advance, WEEKLY HERALD—Every Saturday—Price 6} cents per copy—$3 124 cents per annum—payable in advance. ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices—always cash in advance. PRINTING of all kinds execute] with beauty and despaich. All letters or commeeerh mail, addressed to Go entablishment, must be port atl or the ponte, will be deduéced from the subser! iption money pod JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Paorarmtor or tHE New Youx Henatp Estastisument, Northwest corneer of Falton and Nassau strets Ele Etran eee FARE, 3: Li Geeta princes dei Sad aatre ftom the lower ly rc: Chesout street Wharf, every orteds tT elem, through in 9 hours, ‘are Canal, and couuect with all south aod west vetoes Baltimore. ‘On the Del ‘Onc! meen r¢ ‘onTsi mowrH, Steamer THOS IEE wt ‘pt. reais wnt thagh ths Canal, a distance of 13 tnilcs only, are first eet hosts. in fact the bot comfort, 1s equal aly ther ae beeen owas dataie aeg Pt ad MORRIS BUCKMAN, al7 im*m ES OE, NING INR FOR-AE See eset Redioas lasso be vissiseet jarclay street aay You londay, Weduesday and Friday frac ys at seven o'clock. Toany for New York and intermediate land’rg, on ‘huisday and Saturday Morning, at seven o’clock. wre oF Frehah freight, apply on board, or to P.C. Bebaks.| at ¥ and NEW beep! ALBANY AN AND TROY amor FOR aN a AND TROY DIREC’ from the Fier, foot of Courtland treet ae feats Boat EMPIRE, Captain A B. will leave ot of Cy greet, every Monday, Wi Resday avd Kriday evenings, at 7 oeloe Tresoagers by. the shove bott Will sive at Albexy and ‘Troy in Pe uple time to take the cars going east or west. reight taken xt low rates, For Passage or Freight,» on board the boat orta ©. CLARK, at the office on the splétfre FEDPLES, LINESTEAMBOATS FOR — Daily, Bondar sexcepted, through tae o'clock, Fs Mecirom the Fier he: tween Courtlendt an ia fe teamboat Wenge Ren, ph A Howton, Tl wit ware ou Monday, Prag and Friday es, o'eloel ‘ive Bieainboat ROCHESTER, Capasin HG, Crattenden, will ave on tuesday, Mianaay’ Soi Besday orctawe ot} ‘AUS elock, , M.—Landing seaeeeanen from weg fo of Barclay SOUTH AMERICA Cay Nes . dell, will eck alll day and Sunday afternoons, at 0° ‘The Steamboat COLUMBIA, C; Wm. H. Peek, will leave’ on "Tuesday, ‘Thursday fad Betrday aftetnooes, at Oeloek Passengers taking the above lines will arrive in Albany in ample time to take the morning train of Cars for bar sche taken at moderate rates. AA rons tre forbid tasting any of the boats of this line, Re eer ere egit: analy on peard thet Weiss ort, Fc or freight, R . Schule at bs olin on See ALBANY AND erica ee qitunoap | 50 Courtland Street, No. NOTICE, hel IMMIGRANTS, ‘he Subscribers, Sole Agents in New. ork, for forward by Cond class cave from Ahan to. Bs "Buffalo, Jed to send them per le’s Lit ae to Al- Bonga tinea, et wallfoad, to Uites, fe for 82,08 2 8 te, 2,923 + $3,365, rs, $4.6 4 $13) Aubare, Si Masbate, PAL: Badal veers free and iter the Yeh anstant, all ‘vaggage'on the Railroad is entirely tion as to different routrs given gratis, and pas- ard Lake atc cat whoet Take subseribers would call cular ‘attentirn to, the fact. that THEIR TICKETS ONLY are recognized atthe office at Albany, WOLF & RICKERS Bole Agts Albany & Buffalo lo Railroad, 34 class cars, irtlandt street. New York, 8th April, 1845. 29 Im¥ec UNITED STATES MAIL LINES FROM PHILADELEHIA TO BALTIMORE. CRNG .LUINE—By steamer ROBT. Dock street wharf anise SRE ens and thence steamer CONSHITUTION to Baltimore. above is the on'y line that pees the lines for the Scuth end West the sime afterocon. Fare $2 60. ichtown, an AFTERNOON AND NIGHT LINES. Road in Siz Hours. Fare $3 00. Through by ‘The care daily, sat feo P. P. Macand daily (except Sunday rea Hose F I Bg PA fon Ph New ¥« aenyers ‘at 4 P.M for Philadel ‘an reach Bal- timore next morning in ample time for any Eas for. fhe kets can procs Wig Boat at Nines are ‘0 k si 5 Las ad Pitaburg, eae ina Depot dally polgeh Est fe hey gt dally (exes (except Sundaes a at and arrive i". 3) SHER, Agent, rall, or 6 Went streets. N. B.—Freight taken at 5 ry pet 100 lbs. m2i im*re NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CO. san ga ater Monday, Apr th man ; . 1845, the cars will rum as toilows = * Ci City Hall a Yhaet nd Wake for Whit Plains. id, Morr aaa 70 He} » M. He OD tr 100 P.M. t 20 ‘ 300 330 5 00 HF) Leave Morrisiania — Leaye',Williams’ LeavesWhite ‘and Har'em for oe Plains for City Hall City swe Hal. bao x 9 0e 4 IOP. M. 107 en 200 P. M. 300 40 520 530 600 630 730 ght Tal Trin 4 a White eaien. at if ry Aa Neg 8 exce 929 ofejoek, A.M ot Savon Cir te Morris through U A town, thence by post-c eo te man Vi ey, Schoolep’s ve che Commercial Hotel, 73 Court- ‘own, den, Wi For sats, “apply to. sa bc hiytmns furnished at the shortest notie, by appl Charla Taoath. at_Morristown. i or LIVERPOOL, PACKETS. To ol Eee ‘on the 26th and Liverpool on the Lith of each mont Ship SCT ae FA The nt aon Feb 28th June, 0] SIDDONS, x tain K.. Shit SHU DAN, Captain ith March Ship GAnCR seaman iA Ship ROBCIUS, sic ri ships nf ‘the x C tid ts oF 1100 tons, built in the ¢ity flee Yor Ly improvements as combine grentarwed with anase al com ort for passengers. f their necom- menenilen ies pee of pumas Wee OU fen The lestores will be prov ig ag tre commanded by ced masters, who will ‘every exertion to give ge neg tase re of inden ve signed the ids COLIN UO! per onnce, ba Satin papers 1 wae ‘a’ Co. reapectfull the Colfing Cov reapeettallyrequen eit’ disappointments, no- mn, that ‘contracts fer passengers can my, ibe sheet, 50 cents Cabana gr ovwnery of the shige willbe wirerns aie, ae BROWN, i Me BK. pabishers of newspapers to Fisconen ertiseinen 3 oe ts ters, parcels or New York, sign yet b Liverpask “ft Lecters by the Packets wi ‘ingle packets, viz:—the Koseiu f there Li dons, sheridan and Garricks | ea H MARSEILLES LINE OF PACKETS. ' » undermention Mi ill be jarly Geopa te from here on the iaty and fr tom Marilou the Tout, month daring the year, as ‘rom N. Ys Brees in 8. Coulter, Aprit STON t June 10 Shi GISSOURL, Capted Sylvester, May tat’ July 10 Bhi TESS ‘ ylveater, Sepa Ist Aue: Hy jew ship 90 tons, J Rev hip Sitti tered tnd ‘At ee ve 4 “0 ve Theses comnmonded, orto be commanded by ‘men of expe: ‘presengers, " d convenience, fee eon Pore sy umetuality in Ae frags bath ruasedl to the agents will be forwarded free of other einen y ou ee Wor freighe,oF passage, apply Boyd A DOLLAR SAVED, DOLLAR EARNED. GENTLEMEN who meke ita rule to lay out their ecard | to the best advant: oe respectfully notified that they purchase Hats aud BERTSON'S PHOENIX HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT, No. 103 Kulton street, between, Willl> vm and Nasa sts much cheaper than at wy Rin tetas yaad iatheeity. An. ble adherence to the system of Ianue sales, small profi cash on delivery. enables the proprietor to offer the different articles in hisline at the follovzing reduced rates -— first aap Ne Natria Fur ome respects any in the city. vin Maxceet to $1 50 on cnst most fashionable (capeelally in the style of taming! compar son of the qualities. and pr.ce establishments, wil show ‘a deduction of mary. prices. Hats warranted of Broadway, tee N.. \@ proprietor’s extensive arrangements enable him to bargains to” whole = a offer very advantageous lp dealers country merchants. E. LIPPOLD& CO *(No, 103 Witu1am Sreget, near John,) O*FER FOR ehiee following Goods, of their own im- ous, he TED it ha: — | REAL BE BERLIN, zetayit vit Wo! WORSE D ED an ‘GERMAN Best ‘anasteapare oe aatessreeate aati Cotton, Linen, Silk, Worsted, Gold’ and Silver, ofall widtha “sree Y PATTERNS, HENILLE, es rs. and For working and Omamensa ig, Plain shaded; hace SILKS. ima, Jeaves the Pier at ot Plain and shaded, and Chinee, Sticks and Spools; Twist, Floss, do. FRINGES. Silk, Worsted and Cotton, of the latest styles. Goup ANS SEVEN Cohusran "SND BRAIDS, TAS- pane PEEL, GILT, SIND’ SILVER BEADS, immings, Stéel ard Jet f Hattous, Hair Pins, &e. wnt. sedate, reRtoRatED PAPER. , CORDS AND TASSELS, ids, Tapes, Bindings, Galloons, &e. rai al Imam ‘TO MERCHANTS VISITING NEW YORK CITY. D. M. PEYSER, 60 JOHN STREET, (nerwern Wout ap wassau STREETS,) IMPORTER OF G: IAN AND FRENCH FANCY Offers for sale, by the package 8 oF to to ‘sait customers, at the most WORST vs. Zephyr, German, and Tapisserie Chicé and Ombré Worsteds. Floss, Twisted, Plain Gor a Bhared Bi Silks, in Sticks and Spools. Embroidery, Flower, and fe ‘rimming Chenille. Berlin Embroidery Pa'terns, a most splendid selection. Wrench gad German, Can for Embroidery, of Cotton, | Worsted, Imitation ” of Silk, and Silk, of all widths. and Glats Beads and Bugles KEDLES, pRpony.and Whalp- Gold, Silver, py Embroidery Needles, be tat ittis ys egers » cia a oeactea Nem AV kinds 6f coniineuced end fished, such as Suspenders, Shoes Ottor AY} Kinds of Pari “FANCK GOOba Purses and Pu is and Purse der Neck Head 9 sees ear B gin Hae ream Necklaces, nee Pr Bice Bojlion Poe FRENCH MILTEARY HUM Wi re Goo, h as Baskets, Watch Holders, &e., Sc. Gar oe thee Ghai Baskets, Work-Tables, and ED. ‘SILks, Oiled Silks, dit rent golore the best French. ES. Wringens Conte; Gimps, Tassels, all colors and qualities, im- re, ekoreed a and domestic (of his own manufacture.) THE FISHING SEASON HAS COMMENCED “set those now fish, that. never fished before, that always fished, now tish the more.” nour TACKLE for the present season: also, ‘Tackle for of fishing, is reat variety, at lowes or sale, wholesale an i i JOHN J. “SHOWN Ye £0., mhi8 Im*re 13H HOOK: JOH CONRO oe corner of Cliff stree Hooks; also impo; manufacturer of Fi every variety. City and country dealers supplied in small and large pennies on most liberal terms, and the lowest possible pri nh large ent of Kastern made flay I Fishing Lines al sizes, at the manufacturer's prices. 400 aera 3 aa. silk worm gut, of various qualities, for sale SPRING WITH ALL ITs SanRae an Te SIGN oF THE GOLDEN FISH, 271 Broadway, sill ns of Cham! street, gentlemea will find ae a lid assortment of the under mentioned articles, om from Paris and London, of the newest fashions’ tea ted for th» present au spproaching season, whicl rant Drices as will ensure the patrovage Of those who favor him wi acall, Cravats of every ‘ne Haney silky A ye t Shirts and Drawers for of Merino, Silk, Thread, aces, 8 rot o, Unsbeaiten,'Bechips juspenders, Umbrellas, Bathing hes, and Combs, and in is ieatees by a gentleman for an entire fre every article ont tfor his-w: articular attention is paid to the manufacture of Shirts, of which asplendid assortment will poe be found on hand or Si to measure in the beat, manner. Also, Silk ta and Drawers m Both Golden Fahy will swim from 271 f0.397 on the lt ree May. JET AND HOKN BUTTONS Ofsmni: Poaics. Flair, Shaw] and Breast Pins, pene erreoty pe Plages ai Tenement, french China Vases. tes weChine. EDWARD HEN, importer, mh20 lm*m 18 and 20 Liberty street. ROGLSTONE’S RIDING SCHOOL, 137 AND 139 MERCER STREET. ieee. ROULSTO) E i for Instenction in no *Y Hours far Gentlemen, from ‘Terma Of isetruction’ made ‘ikiown' oa spplication to Mr. wie as morn, Go, te commu sere fe ma | sonable price mire She has trotted a mile when out of & ten in'2m. 43s, Also, a Light Wagon with leather top. ‘Appr ate at Jones’ Stables, Fourth street, near Green street. FOR ELSES os ee sailing eeepaen Beene AABAMA, cr KE. ‘ia ged argh de cargo sopuged. For fright, of bale 8 Gb bale cotton, wen ‘© master on board, west nent sain Bi SikruRns. FOR LONDON=Beralar Fackes Toe weg FORINT aid. fnesh fast sailing ip - me Tinker’ will positively sail as eaters ae ee eee: for_abin, second ea- FOR SALE—A Fast Trotting Gray Mare, 9 Pain Nr evfciy ou st Kiod inal harvey on Sar a reou? be age i oo ao ake car t riber Josken MemURR ry, sore 100 stent corer of ne bBo TLONDON PACKET sn PLOK: Theeplendid aad ust vaiing eke ‘tip TdHON- fF Mey, “Boracus sheet se sabe at iat ad bounty: whould silo Breer apmicaton , OF, ‘6 Sonth street, apl3ee comer Maiden {ane. KOR LIVERPOOL—The New Line—Kegalar Packet 21st i: TURMtOb Cacti: et ess bapthen, lf sal ax above, hee lar day For having spent Ya i comfortabl ce rooms and eabis, APDIY. fo tho Capen on Souris wee | © side ct. eth, orto LAMe L & MINTURNS, 67 Sonth street. They erage ship Queen of the West, 1200 tons, Captain Phi house, will sueceed the Liverpool, and sailon her Nar day. = 2ist of May. aly —_ Re April—The fine fast coniered rd ck aeee LA, Ci Capt. © EB. Ranlete, will p itivel ane handsome accommodations fore afew mead sand bm al those shout to proc 4 + eh fer a. LINE OF PACKETS. foa LIVER- make early application on board, foot 0 |. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, badass Sov voy ‘April—The did and ae Fe packee Ohi CIE RFOOL. 1160 tone bur early ae 1A Ronen comer Maiden » will sail on Monday, April 2ist, her should not fail to make gt ey Sli ues At their General P: Olfice, 76 South street. corner of Maiden lane. LIVERPOOL LIN, —Kegul Packet of the 61 at ae OF, Mate alent Iegant Packet PHENRY CRAY, Verne Nee 00° tons, ‘will ay sal neberey bat Having duverine setommodat second cabin, und steerage passem) aad snlendid Packet, should petals pol satton'ou mint al6re |, foot of Maiden Lane, or to Jt esi MORK Y, oDaasrae oe vit ee a ng tae Sie, regular day. oe | SASEe, COLIINT NS, ron ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REW. HEREAS, SOHN EEE MON, alias John BI ron ana tive of the Parish of Bett London, isigeldis.e Mr. Richard Jefferson, formerly of B ofBack lace pitalfiel ‘deer as not 4 years, but shortl: tira that ithe be now alive, were fo Rises the years New York, the later from Boston. jour to merive ti ings of his ber ward of One und ar Tecei poy esl proot of i deni tor , jen tha hands of WILLIAM Asi WR inhoud Hlor-ateLa Nie cour Se eSB ea ae Ny . 'ON, Solis Ps, fo. Ib Bethnal Green Leon ondon, eodistw lawoutlowre INS TRIGET Babee Oo EE Ne cwis Ra of Music, inf ML. ‘sad the publie’in general, that he hes mi varrutgeents for giving instructions on the Piano Forte. truction is perfectly simple and easy, ase if equalled, by an style at present taught, all the grace and elegance of if oancekion o— of imparted on that instrument. He has turned, bod ont seve }er7 proficient scholars, and the buble yee ii ebilicies on Fviau hin cri ‘arms ase reavoestic \ose in want of 4 teacher to embrace the cj ae now ofered. ‘Terms, and all other information, ma own dn application at 172 Grand, corner of Mulberry a London, January 29th, 1845. rt com- f bein ‘street. gRanD PIANO FORTE eons ¢ the 0 i foot f the calebrated inanufrctare of Ban ‘Pariswhtich been tried in America ‘the. win instead of $1108, wh hick ie would cost was imported dirsetty" from he" Piano, wi Pre el mag mod em DAME fa PELer, 400 Broadway. iakcbla al2 Im*rre a SCLARK ba PIANOFORTES. IN lecaeas Malian Acaeieerer the sHakofre.? watire United Btaies, (excepting Massachusetts.) anné width oa lic, that they are now prepared to. sanply. Fan Fiancee has ‘The price is $7 rightfor are this improvement Bastien, “lan sian any prejudiced a 9 ig ot ‘qwa critical exam Inenta wasraut them in. the assertion, that the * aol el al remain in tune in any climate, and it will not be affected by transitions of atmosp! most satisfactory warrantee is wien EEE each instrament. blic sreargat to examine the ‘ A¢olian Pianofortes” at nae ware-rooin, No. 240 Broadway, opposite the Park, where also may be and 7 an assortment of 6, i fortes, both in rosewood and mahogany casas. m2 6m* re TO BROOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS, once NULTON FERRKY—A My ton heat Saloon has lotel just been fitted up at the United States entrance on r street, Wai joining the bar of the Hotel,) with three first rate Silsale trainee caatasetic el mh han any in this country, excepe Basstore's c}d. rose a Ann entrance 149 Fulton. near Fa Ss. eye wn town on the east si d the U.S. Hotel ‘lalcon well ® proprietor pledges - calculated for their accommodation. tumself to have it’ kept respectable.” For exereue only. APAYED DS BAZAAR, corner of Liberty st. of every eaceinton at every description o if be entaryed the Tet of May nex Upper part of the Duildivg, (ai com lees repair and fit up in a wa ficeut manter, two large galleries, where the traders, imam turers and importers, wa betable, to obtain ata ig chose, rent, a and convenient store; aud che Ladies and Tesort and enti aed feshiouny MRS, Hh SHAN 149 and 151 x “pris: Ess. "ABLISHMEN' sat rey onda fo he ane: subscriber havi ‘The Broadway, will put fine ntlemen =A aes te al rented the front part ofthe two pe apr piers, arty ed wher od ‘she will continue as before, to give the most yerfeet ONE DOLLAR, inelesting fae best hind of Morocco Cese or Frame. as lice, jounters to one mht tox m DAUGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS. F. waeoY, has taken Rooms at No. 233 Broadway, up floog. where he is executing some of the moat speci the Daguerrian Artin this city. The prices are seconding 0 the style of finish, from £0 THREE DOLLARS. ‘Those in want of perlest Petares are requested to call and ex- amine his apecumens. Mr. py to announce that engaged the professional services of N. G. Burgess, for a short times and thore who wish Pictures in hia peculiee beautaful style wonid do well to call soon. Plates, Cases, Chemicals, &c., always on hand, and instruc- tions given in the Art on moderate terms. ald Imec PLUMBE DAGUERRIAN GALLERY AND PHOTO- GRAPHIC DEPOT, 251 Broadway, comer of Murray st. {over Teuney's Jewelry tore,) awarded the Medal, four first and two " highest honors,” at the Exhibition at Bos- ton, New York aud Philadelphia, respectively, for the best pie- tuzés and apparatus ever exhi ited. ‘Superb likenesses, of all sizes, taken in any weather, on satis- (eet erm mz? im*re ADIES’ AND Ss UL Le DAGUE RREOTYPE INSTITUTE, p MRS, H. SHANKLAND, AGUEKRIAN ARTIST. AGUERRNOTYEE FORTRATTS, including the best style of Morocco Case or Frame, for iE DOLLAR, 235 BROADWAY, THIRD STC STORY, SERONT % Roo, No. 1—opposite the Park F _mhiT m*m ‘VOIGTLAENDER’S fe Ah et RRANGRY meni ‘et 45 with theit brother-in- Jaw, Mr. Voigtlaender, Vienna, enable the subscribers to sell those Apparatus at recuced prices ‘ Largest size Apparatus, with three Tenses for fall size Apparatus, with two inch lenses for half size ize Apparatus, with one-and-a-half inch lenses for quarter size plates, at Gentlemen sending remittances io Lejegiemser with in, te prices, may depend upon recei . ‘Apparatus, and not a worthless ‘ele, they having Dippared the sel le agency for the Piates and Chemical, of portation, as well as all other articles counected with their art, for sale at lowest market Prstiladelphin Exchange. fferring to the above advertisement the Dayae W. A. F, LANGENHEIM. the aubeerbers inform ia ‘nove Apparatus ad ‘ers to the sated mea atstheir Da- 1 Broad: La asain & BECKERS DRAPER 4 whee apAlLor, 154 William Street < corner Or Ann, New York, He ate on piead s select assortment of the most fashi Git ay le of | Is to be found in the market, consist agli, Frenca and mens ‘an, of almost every ae eo \ median puality to the finest CASS) MERES— Wool Blacks, Plaids Stripes, Figured and EVESHINGS’ Silks’ Satins, Marseilles, Cashmeres, Vel, ray be white Satin, a, Agared sel plain, rich Jight silk Vatv ke., for balls, and parties, with @grent yariety of ot ‘Suitable for every season. pinay ay seat her upon hi a the best Nhs aad workmanst Cagn Paice, will be aaked, fom whieh no fs insure against oo ‘The Low tn debts, by which some would be obl to make w for thenok-payment of “others, Cashe on Deuiveay will in a “Also on Hand, & select assortment of Made Clothing, pe wad ce Coats Pants, Vests, Dress 4 Frock C: earl ‘he., at "Genilemes ep furnishing their own goods, can them trimmed in the best possible Pon =p (ag it wi ‘cases, or the price of the a the follow- Je pricons_—Fants and Vests $1.79 to $4; d: Dress Goats $7 to $10: Frosh Coa 1 debe se ther garments in proportion. THE Casi hci ESTABLISHMENT Wm. eae Te Tad MB. Sanford, FULTON STREET, 8 A hee wh wih ply hi wa iments at Teasonab) gabeestvees can assure ens eee a ow ane will let mo one surpass them in ‘as regards the newest style, the ueatness ‘hele hestuod Lewes a xe of prices, having on hand a well selected Cont meres and Vestings of sa very degra st) yee Neds eentlnoney owe hate the asa fall worn. We have the ont fidence that we can ‘most fasti- easare will be taken to show our styles of fashion and "a ose who will favor weit thelr patronage. Re- Sollee the place, 127 ep riadsieen mhai Im*rre M. B. SANFORD. GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OF® WARDROBE, N i EST PRICES be obtained by Gent! (UNE vamilierehe age destrone of conversing thes Lefvod sping apr ine cath. ele ee, having to disfone of, wr ut ha the Subecriber, *ho wil mach’ to their attend at their Ppoiwtment. ne ans J. LEVINSTYN, 486 Brondway, "ap stnice A line through the Kost Office, ot otherwise, will reent ve Prompt attention. m27 Im Sivan HAND Brune AND eats TED—An Price given for all hinds Clothi {Soo Furniture. Perso Hf ‘0 dispose same, “ailt do well to call on the. tn or addons eri rong line through the Post Office, whieh will be venetaaly atten ak the Mea styles are, and om jeoutnine Telewant diagrams of a raat Vand. ample, ine we Lie! with eas sci it as a work com application = eat yyy Cn pga to any heretofore published, either in By Pt Cutter, Staats %& Banker, C Cox, ke W, Tryon sen Ba B'Homer, James Daily, Sela J. Ho Banker, Hayiland, ‘The absve can be obtained of the author, No. 13 3 Broudyeny, New York, ~ OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS “HE President and Direators have this day dec! Gand. of Set eee half per cent bn = stock oft ompany, for the six mi st Rebraary hs big the ‘Stuckholders on Merelets the it Mp ‘The Transfer Book will be closed from the 24th instant to that ly order, C_L, EVERITT, Secretary. ET, at 42 Gold wi th light |G oie, OnE oy Mth, eel Osa ve vhac date. api6tomy lec Sea na mole | Rel nia are | oe WILLIAM A. fees TLL opr his New Store, 727 York S| erm hrc esr Mewes eee, reedived by the late arrivals fom F Franee— A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Ruanoweniyse Rich Embroidered Shawls and Mantilles. EMB?D COLLARS, Mary ¥ twat Dea Point EMB?D Sete a £, GIMPES, Richly emb’d a Revers Josephice Celine ‘aliere RICH EMBROIDERED LINEN CAMBRIC HDK’F8. Very rich a4 Barguette Garni de Valenciene a Vigvette Beguette and Guerlande Powt Nouveaus Plumetis WEDDING DRESSES, LADIES’ CAPS. Lace Caps Extra em! Wd Maske Drewes ‘Thi 5 Emb'4 sik | Paes SER oy e de “Thuile Tharlatine —_BOBbinet, ih fonts LADIES: STRAW HATS, YOUNG LADIES CAPOTTES Ladies? Ric! Consu Div bag i 2 lane ‘E’Cordon a a Agrement BoYs’ STRAW cosquerres. Cosquettes | = Straw Cys, Tye Tyroliens DRESSES. Pekin PARASOLS. Ombreias with ivory handles ‘Umbrellas Pfsranise with rich Pst aud sflver mounti PERFUMERYPDE TOILETTE. a rep superior quay, import to order iS dre yey md * 5 tt Feriumes Sachets Pollette Powder PERFUMES FOR HANDKERCHIEFS. Eau de Portugal lantine Rose Mewene fsuence Marerechelle Paris Kid Gloves, Bijouterres, Buckles, and sortment of Haney "Articles, whi will be offered tt very reasonable price. at6 Im*re SCOTT’S BAZAAR. street. between Preiss and Greenwich} SA SUTT returns his most sincere shea to his friends and Ptblic at.large, for the liberal support received since he reget tho above jouse, and hopes, by the same strict atbntion,, fo ment a continnance hes apalitieg..06:) of pea. 2 ae Wines, Liquors, an re kuown to need fon tie The ysters the market can afford eer ‘Up in every sty es likewise a large assortment of refreshments to be had at all hours, until 12 at night, such as :— Beefsteaks, | Welsh Rarebits, Mutton Chops, Sardines, frat ® idneys, Boached Exes, i meats for one shilli 7d from wee ‘do%lock. fg err der frm ‘s on draught. oxy ice +05, Hied he beat Scotch and Jrish Whis- Better supplied with English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh, ‘steamers. ei soviet re—always the latest news by the ci ateet news "Good Rooms for Private Parties, at all cimes ready—free gra- antornotbing BUARDING. MRS, 0. FISH, 185, 187 send 1 Broadway, . are respectful- up ima su- ‘The Puszre and o geben votioe the cit ly informed Shag the above lapel have been perior manner, for the of Permanent Transient Boarders. ‘The location is, pleasant, and central to business—the apa ments spacious, light and airy, Ute ieong oid Tarnished throught with new furniture, beds, oe ee table will be abundantly supplied with the best market a affords. ‘Transient Board... ... ++ se ses see ++ $l per Day. Imre JUDGE AND JURY CLUB (After the manner of the celebrated Club of that name in number of Gentlemen, ideuts of New York and Brook- dyna, contemplate for ‘Clab, ander the above title, as s00n as possible, with a number of members; not less for the purpose of enjoying whe wit, mirth, and humor, which must necessarily abound in such’ an nssociation—if properly condue for the purpose of encouraging taste for friendly. in anovel form, among gentlemen who are Spies ict ising as debaters, or ses So tent as contro for exercise in a more ex ended aud usefal field. ‘Should this Club be organized as its projectors contem- plate, its sessions will be much more attractive, entertaining, Sud instractive than those of say Court of Dover, which hes oT pooltestarry wamstiog of the ork nator of thas Clu will be iv im hela ae Wi isl Biel 1N0. § Gold stree n Jane, at So'clork on Saturday 'E erty the 19th of April instant, when the prominent features of the Club will Wea! ained to all weatlemen who may think proper to attend. al6 BANK FOR SAVINGS, OTICE ~The deronnere and the pablie general z r aaah. Nirimed! that thie Tnatiaie. will Pier eracted ‘on ‘the ‘ith faut.to the New fire proot building, No. 107 Chambers reet, west of Church street, w the business, on that day, aud thenceforth will be transacted. alt cosore R.C. CORNELL, See (TRE SOCIAL INSTITUTE, now completed, ready, for the reception of pupils. rews! ary three miles from the celebroted ‘vatering rp four miles from jank, where sterme: foot of Fulton street. Ics calculated to give a sound, practical education, q student to pur enter any class in col My Terms, per annum, $100, inclading all incwdeatals, except nd stationery. Wantep—A classical teacher, “native of France. Also, a behadat mm. female. Cireulars and interview with the teacher may 131 Nassan street. ap l OPENING OF SPRING FASHIONS, AT THE a ead Bey NDE MODE, i“ B leave farm be her friend: ‘M ‘nnd gee, hae wil cpen fr th eae o8 on day next, the 3ist March. | te roy te Reyer of bi il be exh ited, an, @ alled TARTO. IS HATS,” caer fiketyl fe Dre‘eminet "Also. mayank rem Yancy Straws, fine double Dun- ‘Tuscan’ en instant, ; when she will, will exhibit a Pon ris Silk Hate, just received dd. syle of ‘Ladies’ Hay, mph "Blowers, of the choicest tyes, and in ee Ribbons an great Varieties. MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN, No. 37 Maiden Lane, N. ¥ MANNE NG fou and pate of Qraamen; Hair 5 Work, Wiss, Tow Curls, Seams, Bandeau Everlasting Curls, and all kinds of Hae yo es hale ee set terms. al3 Im*ec SRENGH “ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. 1 ¥LORISTS. HERE & COURT, ie Willitm large tssortine jag Flowers, of the ost elegant and a and will continuere ceiving them | by every succeeding packet. all im*re ¥RENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, Lowiz & BECKER, No. 34 John Street.” HAY, Beceiee by te ae ee ead acct heehicoab ye, St French “Artieial “Flowers, which they offer fo FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c. ESE & KABN Bk. street, be 4 stairs, ne eh st ae prot ARTIRICTRL SEO} FLOWERS jn bunches, sprigs and single. Materials for do do, and all WATER COLORS, for vd few manefocsnremy wet Rho whieh nar salar color superior A Ris © APS. invoi for Ladies and Children, of yery, Aen ‘embroidery; Ang styles; anda lot of splendid Engraving, color 1 liquid pink Pi ‘ame AND LACE STRAW GOODS, FLORENCE, BRITISH STRAW, RAIDS AND BONNETS. rf we. best ff the newest A linet MH ihinnabl neipond arc atti pon, ad oferta l'on the THOMAS AB MEY NOLDS, mhis Im*m TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS ALMOND, Windsor, Rose, Variegated, sud every deserip- ton of Fane Golopae rin the most beautiful Style of fancy bottles. ects Kasenicen in Very great variety. Ene Oily rd Fomatnmns of the Gveat ‘aaality, with every. de- scription of Lmery an osmetics. Invented Military Shaving Soap, the ever inven! It makes a perfect cream Jat! gd exquisite Soap waich does not Ary on th temily Washion Soup, of excellent, qnelity; Patent O eam jine Candles, Perna yaad 3 le at the depot o JOHNSON VROOM « FOWLER ‘0. 3 Courttands st., next door to the new National Hotel. BRONZE POWDERS. THE very best and cheapest Breese, a all shades and quali ties, are constantiy imported ome Germany and of- be | er ly a wal OLB" EVE & In*: api? im*m i, New York. AGENCY FOR THE SALE or BRONZE POWD:) TH subscriber has been appointed Wea Agent + for i house in Europe, who ee ties for the manufacture of Deaetfel a Why + enabled to offer the Tost, beastiful ast T'Bronvee 44 50 att comes jon Mtheit Bro Bronzes at he largest erat lower hi ticle. eonqumers in ‘hia country for upwards of tw who ome gar myrecommending them aa miperior to an aod er for brillian Tree teins emsscupene ol regs ais prepared to 60D is bivmporeers and dealers we ef nay prices, thus saving them the trouble an ply importers an jantity, at the seo importation: ‘x Pease of importation. picks sata m23 lin*ec we Rowslt ky are BLEACHING POWDER. Mee ores NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 19, 1845. nn ae a ‘V'rlal of Nichoias 8S. Gordon for the Murder of Amasa 8. Sprague, Provipence, April 17, 1945. ‘The jury in the case of the State vs. Nicholas 8. Gor don, came in this morning at half-past 10 o'clock, and ttated through their foreman that they had not agreed, and could not agree upon a verdict, whereupon they were discharged. The foreman tells me that they stood nine for acquittal and three for conviction, The Coatg nes believing it would be unjust to send the prisoner back’ to hia loath. some dungeon to await another trial, had stood out against a formal disagreement till they were fully con- vinced that no verdict could ever be arrived at After the jury was (car. gp a motion was made to release the prisoner on The Court has not fixed upon any gr for hearing this question argued, but I have reason to believe that Monday next will be as signed. Our rain storm continues, but is not much of an “ offair,” being Co ape too much on the Seay orier to create anything of a sensation. w. Theatricals, &. The Infant Siscers had a bumper benefit in Mobile on the 9th inst. ri The Orphean Family are given concerts in Charleston, Cc. ‘The Seguins and Mr. Frazer gave a concert in Cherles- ton on the 14th inst. A new Ethiopien » Written by a gentleman of Phi" ladelphia, has been adapted to the beautiful music of the opera cf‘ Fra Diavolo, or the Inn of Terracina,” of which itis isa capital burlesque. RG is called “ Black’ Disbolow, or the Inn ef Terrapin-a,” and has been brought out at the Chesnut theatre, in that city, with great success. Welch and his equestrian company. atill continue suc- cessful at the bss tela in Philedelphia. He hos revived the equestri jan drama of “ Tekeli, or the Seige of Mon gatz,” which has gone off in capital style. At Barnard, Vt., onthe oth inst., Pref. Wright was lec- turing on on galvanitm, electricity, ‘Kee, in tne old Univer- salist meeting house, when the false floor which had been put up between the galleries, way, and an audience of 160 persons, apparatus, lights and ail, were precipi- tated to the floer beneath, bat no bones were broken, and uo body very seriously injured. ‘Wright’s loss is about $200. Some of the spect: the acci- dent to be a part ofthe periormanc fellow who of the melee, sung out, ine tceeetiog at thi ‘ell, he gave us 11 of Sporting Intelligence. CaurouiTon Races wouiess Cour: First day— ‘Tuesday, March 8th. First Race.—Sweepstake Race, for colts end fillies 3 years old. Subscription $300—| —torfeit $150. ile heats, Aga Royal Charlie. Bingaman’s ch. Wn. J. Mit b. g. Dart, b; mee ‘Tm. inor’s b. g. bes im of Jane Grey, by F oipuks Bo ae 1233 John G. Coxe’s b. £. Victress,by Grey Eeg! ro Leviathan, dam by Si Charles. G.W. Graves chet Fathers t Oy imp. Leviathan, hock that time.” out ot the dam of Geo. Kendall......+.. s+. 552 - Lin, Cock’s and 8. T. Taylor's bf, Fanny King, by imp. Glencoe, out of Mary Smith, by Richard 8 3 4 - 392—1:53—1:57, and Fanny King ruled off, af t, neither of them having won one. A Track heav; "Fe ter the third a ge cones aud beautiful race throughout. Four paid forfei eset Race.—Sweepstokes for colts and fillies, 3 weg o Subscription $500—forfeit $230. ‘Three mile . f. La Baccuante, b: There was a beautiful contest between La Pachte end He’penny forthe first heat, which was won b: length by the former, brother to Peytona just savin, i: distance. in the second heat, the Peytona led for a al pes distance, when La Bacchante gave him the eae won the race easily, the other two struggling for place all through the race. Second Day—Wednesday, April 9th -Association Parse, $300 —-T'wo mile heats. D.F. Kenner’s gr. f. Blue Bonnets, by imp. Hedge- fora, outof Grey Fanny, 4 years old.......... 1 1 D. Keinsohn’s br.c.Red Eagle, by Grey Bogie, ‘dam by Alfred, 3 years old .. cas 2 A.H. Carnal’s ch. f. Oleander, by imp. Glencoe, dam by Bertrand, 3 years Old.....sesesueee 3 8 Time 8 56-8 54. Seconn Race—Sweepstakes for colts and fillies 2 years old—Subscription $300, forfeit $150—Mile heats, D F. Kenner and J. H. Hiddieston’s ch. {. Beacon Light, by imp. Glencoe, full sister to Bude Light Jomes Davis’ gr. c. by imp. Leviathan, dam Morgi- 1 2 3 cee ilier’s ‘b.. by Boston, dam by Priam. Wm. Baird’s b. c. by Grey Eagle, dam by Trum- Javelin,own brother to Dart, 2 aie Time 1 51—1 61. Won handily. Giidersleeve and Albert Concklin left New Orleans on the Tth,en rowe for New York. Albert had the fast pacer, James K. Polk, along. ‘The whole party had done pretty well out there this season. Leqistativs Summary—ln THe Senate.—Some papers were presented in relation to a stone con- tract between the agent of the Mount Pleasant State Pri- son and the Navy Agent at New York. Mr Clark re- Forted ag against the Assembly bill to incorporate the New York Prison Association, on vibe ground that the bill con- ferred powers inconsistent with our prison system Mr. Backué reperted the bill from the Assembly, to amend the Revised Statutes in relation to procuring abortion, with various amendments—extending the penalties of a misdemeanor to women who solicit medicines to procure iiscarriage; and also amending the laws in relation to infanticide. Mr. Folsom offered a resolution of inquiry as to the receipts and expenses of Mr. Mcintyre, lessee of ne of the New York and Brooklyn Ferries—which was ted by Messrs. Lott and Putnam, and laid on the table. ill to amend the revised statutes in relation to the ion of lands of non-residents, was also lost—ayes 10, noes 14. A great number of bills were passed. In the House, immediately after the presentation of pe- titions, the House took up in committee, Mr. Whitney in the) hair, the new bill releasing the state lien on the New York end Erie raiiroad, on the condition that three mil- lions shail be subscribed and expended, in good faith—the release tobe made by instalments. After adopting seve- ral trgerreinam gl the Goualttes Tose, pending an amend ment pl .d by Mr. Russell, to the effect that the State lien show id not be released in whole or in part, until the entre road shall be com) A report was received from ‘the Comptroller in answer to a resolution of the legislature of 1844, in relation to taxing rents, quarter sales, and water reservations—ten aetoant usual number of which were ordered to be rinted. * ‘The House then resumed, in Committee of the Whole, Mr. Whitney in the Cnet ihe consideration of the New York and Erie Railroad bi Mr. L. H. Brown evens section requiring the Comp- troller to put in execution the law authorizing the $3,- 000,000 loan to the company—Lost Mr. Hine moved to insert a clause restricting the route between the Shawangunk Bridge and Deposit, within this State—Lost. Mr. Morris moved to strike out the proviso in the 14th section, contemplating, under certain Ef ea the running of the road into Pennsylvania—L Prionoe Committee went through the bale ‘and reported ress, and as amended, was ordered to be re-pri inted. — cia Argus, April 17. Supreme Court, April 15.—The following mo- tions have been decided, which were argued at the present April special term, having been held under advisement by Mr. Chief f Justice Bronson: Warren imp’d, ke , ads, Harris, et al. Moton to vaceie and set aside judgment, tn against Warren, gravted Huntington et al. vs. PAS pe Kiotion to set aside judg- ment, writ of possession, &c., granted, with costs. Mc Heuch ads McHench. Motion that the attorney for plaintiff pay certain costs a judged to defendant, or that ‘an attachment issue, grante: h costs. Waterman ads. Charles. Motion to set aside default and subsequent pro- ceedings, &c, granted, costs to abide event. The East River Mutual Insurance Company as. Malloy. Motion to set asi xecution, grented, with costs. In the matter ot David Bilas, proceeded egaicet as an absconding or con- cealed debtor. Motion to set aside the attachment and subsequent proceedings, granted. Parks ads Gurney. Motion for leave to enter up judgment on the verdict as of May term, 1841, granted’. wilson et al, defendant in error, ads. Brown et al, plaintiff in error. Motion to quash certiorari, granted. Towers ct al. licks. Mo- ton te discontinue this suit, granted. Cooke vs. Smith. Motion to set off a decree for costs in chant against a fe in thia court, denied with costs, without pre- Judice to a motion in the Court of Chancery. Gardarr Caggor. Motion to set aside judgment, &c., denied, with costs. Clark imp'd, &c., ada. The Watervliet Bank. Motion to set aside report of es and subsequent pro- ceedings, granted. ‘Thomson Stebbins. Motion to set nside the de‘ault and all equent W pape on granted, if Thomson appear, end either pleed or declace, pursuant to statute, in twenty days ‘The Chief Justice, in a note to the Clerk, remarks thet he has in hand seven other motions, some of which may be decided this week, or they may remain until the first week in the May term. Daxgaprut Exevosion in A Quary.—Two Irish men, named Henry Hamblin and Samuel Came ron, were breught to the hospital yesterday, who hed Toad Blown up fod dreadinlly tajures, on Wetnesday ef ternoon, in a quarry in which they were at work, Ps Frankford. While they were charging @ rock the b! prematurely exploded. Hamblin lost both oi his eyes, besides receiving other a ras Beaty Pa and Cameron hed his right leg fractured, and was b burned and contused. Phil. North As ae Mr. Hugh We: volution, died a few deys since in Warren, te tie was aged 72 years, was a private in the 2d regiment of Adillerists, and be} longed te the company commanded by Captain Nathan Towson, oiiey Maria Roche, the authoress of the “Children 0 the Al »” died at her residence in Waterford on the 7th ted atthe advanced age of 81. Omio River.—At Wheeling, #n Tuesday, the Ohio River had tour feet of water in the channel, and was falling #Priee Two Cents; Incrpgnts, &c., aT THE Pirrssune Fint —The Pittsburg papers of the 15th inst. give the follow- ing incidents that occurred on the 10th and since. When the fire first commenced, the District Court was in session, engaged in the trial of, @ very interesting case, involving the validity of a will; the witnesses and ere were neighbors of Mr. Forward, who was engaged for the defence, and when it was found that consumed, they rushed to hi i, Wi saved the largest portion of a very library, no- tela, ef which would have been ea faved but for their time- ly aid. Several attempts have been made during the last few nights to set fireto the balance of the city. An attempt was made in Pipetown, and Mr. Scott's 7 plaining esta blishment was im danger also. A man or fiend that weuld do such am act would deserve to be hung without judge or jury. servant girl who had lived for some time in the fami ly of Dr. Herron, went to him singe the fire and informed him that she hud saved several hundred dollars, which she wished him to take and distribute among the sufferers. We wish we.knew the name of the noble-hearted woman. We have repeatedly adverted to the force and direstion co! the wind during the late conflagration. Wm. Larimer, jt. bas left with us @ canceled check, found on the farm of Dr. John J. Marchand, near Jacksonville, Westmore- Jand count This paper is scorched and singed at ene end and side, and was carried this great distance—twen- t)-two miles from the city, by the wind, alter being raised great height by the intensely heated upward current @ very able government of the wife of the borin the county jail during the fire. Sheriff Trovillo was absent, conveying @ prisoner to the House of Re- fuge, in Pailadelph , and when the fire got up into at neighborhood, Mrs. ‘Trovillo had the whole her own shoulders. At the very height of the danger, she called all the prisoners who were not in the cells, to thegrate, end by name let all the vagrants out. That done, she set thom to work to carry water up to teeter, and this only saved it, as the roof was on fire several times. The fellows worked like horses, and as Nad me- Tited, so we presume they received, dischi Thomas} Bekewell, Esq. had just finished a nem: ber of law offices in Grant street, nearly opposite the new court house. As soon as it was aace! ed that they were saved, Mr. B. reduced the rates of rent, and gave efficient assistance in enabling numbers of at law- yers and public officers in removing. Although his los- ses are very great, they have had no effect in impairing or sie is for a moment the innate nobility of his soul. In one case we are told that a Pittaburg merchant, who had been to Phil: bind y Fed ben he goods, heard, on his way home, that h holly ed ed by the fire, and tuatad arena was a Ho immediately returned t S Puiladetphis, called upon jabs merchant from whom he had made the purchases, end begged him to take back his , remarking that he wag not able to pay for th e other was Evidently touched—but with scare: oments hesitation, he step- ed to his writing desk, and as promptly as it could be one, handed to hia honest hearted customer of Pittsbu: ‘a bill and receipt for the whole amount—more than $1000. Boston. [Correspondence of the Herald.] Boston, April 17, 1845. A new Lowell to be built—Effects of Damming—the Herald’s Washington Correspondence—Official Organ—Morton not yet returned—State of the Sufferers—New French Systema la Church—A Religious Symptom—The English Steamers— John Bull, Texas and Oregom—Redding & Co.’s Depot—Effects of Cheap Literature, §c §c. In enumerating the increase of the manufactur- ing business in the old Bay State, in my last, I for- got to say a word about a new project of consider- able moment, which ig worth chronicling. At the session of our Legislature, Samuel Lawrence a brother of the Hon. Abbot Lawrence, of this city, and some other influential men, gotla charter for a new company, to be called the Essex Company, with a privilege to dam the Merrimac river, and build mills there. The stock of this company is pretty much taken up, and the dam is to be commenced this summer. The dam will be it at Andover, a mile or two out from the cen- of that town, and will create a water power of greater capacity: "than that at Lowell. The conse- quence will be, in the present rage for manufac- turing, that a new Lowell will be built up there, to pS the city of that name now so celebrated througheut America. The people who have got hold of the affair are heavy capitalists, and men of great energy, and it must go ahead. In perusing your Washington correspondence, which by the way, is the best that is offered to the public by any paper, I noticed that a great deal is pow said at the capital about the official organ. The post of government editor seems to have been established as a regular office, as by common con- sent; and if we are to have the game of an official organ of the national government, I don’t see why we should not have the name also, Heretofore, the organ of the government, has been rather a quasi affair, at most only semi, and sometimes only demi-semi-official ; but now it appears that things are to be called by | their right names, and the editor ot the administration paret is to be regularly in- stalled into office, with the customary forms and ceremonies. Congress has never directly tie n’zed such an officer heretofore ; but it is to presumed that under the new arran, ement, there willbe some law or resolution passed at the next session, regularly establishing and recognizing the organ of the government, and its conductor or organist. Perhaps, in lieu ct a stated salary, the public printing may be bestowed as a compensa- tion for the duties of the office. If the proprietors of the organ will do it as cheap and as well as ano- ther, why not? Gov. Morton, the Collector in esse, has not ye: returned from Washin, ton, and great is the anxie- ty in consequence, on the part of incumbents and expectants. There are, I suppose, some five hun- dred and seven trembling expectants, whose patri- ole desire to serve the government almost unmans them, and to say the least, quite incapacitates them for any other business just at present. There are alzo some eeiyar one quivering incumbents who kaow not what they shall be, but who fervently pray thatthey may not share the fate of Elijah, and be translated. This state of mind has a con tary effect upon upon them from what it worse on the expectants, viz: making them remaikabl; duous in the discharge of their duties, and prof hoor ly impressed with the virtues and talents of the . M llent Collector that is to be. In view of this fui exhibition of humanity, a disinterested, t ine shoed, thread-bare philosopher may exclaim, as he whifls his long-nine in his cob-webbed garret, “ O tempora ! O mores !”” What consummate jackasses ! ‘he wonder of the hour now on the carpet here, is Dr. Church, a French gentleman of education aad refined manners, who has introduced a new and highly successful system of teaching the French language. He has rooms at the Tremont Temple, where he lectures every evening to large clasees of geatlemen, and during the day to numerous fair jadies. He teaches one to read, write, speak, and kuow the meaning of the language at one and the same time ; and by aseries of large lettered dia- grams or tables, impresses his instructions most strongly upon the mind. It is getting to be quite a common saying among the fashionables,—* 1 am going to Chwrch”—and the uninitiated, when they hear it, give glory to the proper authority for the great spread of religion in the fashionable world. I see your crack steamer, Great Western, nas arrived, and the Herald Extra gives us the news, secundem artem. She has had rather a long pas- sage, but thatis te be expected at this seagon of the year. In the course of a day or two we shall looit for the arrival of the Caledonia mail packet at this port, her day of sailing being the 4th inst., six days later than the Western. Het news willbe some- what later, bnt probably will not add much to the stock you send us this dey. John Bull roars at the pessage of the Texas resolntions, but does not show if ishorns. ‘The inavgura! allusion to Oregon also gives him a little fever, and if Oregon and Texas had both passed the last ee together, John might have been mad enough to fight. As it is, the plan of grving him Komerpushec doses, Texas at one session, and Oregon at the next, will work well, and keep the old tellow’s blood from getting above tever h Thus the quarrels of Congres- sional politicians some times do good, for you re- member that it was the vote of the South Carolina Senators that defeated the Oregon bill at the last session. They didn’t like the look of Polk’s ca- binet. Your agents here, Redding & Co., are doing a pretty suff business. Their large establishment in State street is well supplied with the literature of the day in all its brancies, well attended by obliging and polite salesmen, and thronged with purchasers. The vestibule of their establishment has become a sori of literary exchange, and high ’change with them is when the Southern mail arrives with the Herald. A man has to pat in early to get one, so great is the rush to ‘see what Bennett says. There are some other good Literary Depo here, including Haliburton CP 8, but Redding’s isthe best, as it isthe oldest. This is a new kin of business among us, which has sprung up within a few years,in consequence of the great reduction in the cost of inaking books, papers, &c ,and the won- derfal facilities tor speedy inter. munications between different parts of the count The @ — tite for reading has thus been greatly increase: the manitest improvement of the body petit, "or when people are réading eome good work, they are kept out of worse pursuits, and, to some extent, heir minds are elevated and enlightened. But there} € m for moch improvement Guy Faux.