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

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. XI., No. 136—Whole No. 4098. NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, MAY 19, 1845. RESH BEEF AND VEGETABLE! THE AMERICAN. EXCHANGE BANh. ‘OR THE NAVY. | WILLIAM A. SMETS THE NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES CORDON BENNETT, Proprietor. ‘The Maynooth Question in Engla: ‘The following isa condensed report of the last night’s debate on this important question in the House of Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed ke.” will be received bi | with alarm the strong and unjust prejudices the Catholic religion which appeared in the petitions from It was time for this spirit to ces could not pretend to rule with justice, 7a Biotcar ‘elie fers for fresh Beef, | wu te 17th ae th i ql Ww ti received by the late arrivals frox . ‘ASSORTM Neos ; 1845. titution are hereby | will be held’at sips lune next, at 3 o'clock, P. f and Vegetables for the use of station during the fiseal the dissenters. D q use on the 4th day of June next the Navy on the Circulation---Forty Thousand. DAILY HERALD—Every copy—$7 25 per annum—payable in advance. Salt coeriaaagg| in regarding their religion as $0 exclusiy. J.J. FISK, Cashier. demand a peculiar treatment to those who profes He put the dissenters in mind of the time when they were themselves the solicitors of a removal of civil mencing on the Ist of July n Wen be of good quali fords, nud each article rust ber ext, and ending on the 30t! best th af- Je raust bo oMfered for Uy the nocadat amount, with two sureties, A ins ‘DID ENT OF, SMBRODERIER Commons, on the 18th of April, which was passed | upon by a majority of 147 in favor of the grant. , Price 2 ay. cents per Here follows the debate :— WEEKLY HERALD—Every Saturday—Price 6} cents per copy—$3 125 cents per annum—payable in advance. ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices—always | cash in advance. Mr. Pitt intended the Union to be a relief in the fullest sense ofthe word, from all civil and political disa- baffled in its intent and 3 irit of justice ; accordingh ill that might tend to EMB’D COLL. Mr. Suerman Crawrorn, } Mi sure because he regarded it of the clergy of the Catholi follow the example, was the only fair on e required to be ited b y Agent's Office, April 30, liberal, opposed the mea- asa permanent endowment ic Church : other sects would whereas, the voluntary principle * Asto'the principle of “restitu- iow Preparedto supply Fianol ¥, the contractor, 815. 5. Dilities ; but it wi OSPER M. WETMORE, and it was time to act in the 6 he would vote in favor of a R. WM. TURN! has removed his office for the treat- ERINZING of all kinds executed with beauty and pate! in some degree, those bleeding wounds, and place Ire! ment of Chronic in the condition of being the most improvii below Spring street. jiseases to No. 518 Broadway, afew doors | tion,” on which the ported, it would lead to a transfer of tithes to the Catholic Church if car- Valenci B. FICHUS & GIMPES, es, oe All letters or communications, by mail, addressed to the establishment, must be post paid, or the por ictices according to the Chrono Thermal System of Office hours from 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. the most happy portion of Her Majesty’s 5 ‘most satisfactory warrantee warmly protested Pian wre inriged o>. qrarnipe.the.!!MEslicp ried out ; and it savoured of a breach of faith on the part of the Catholics to talk of “restitution.” All grants and will be deducted from the subscription money remitted JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Prorrieror or tHe New York Henatp Estap ion of pounds, shilli one of faith and conscience. be deceived by th s and pence, but The Protestants were not to d grant ; it would finally induce the maintenance of the Catholic Church, and he would call endowments of churches he thought dangerous to politi. grant might not be intended not see why the at their ware-room, found an assortment LIFE PRESERVERS, ii ood and al liberty. He hi OF GOODYEAR’S PATENT GUM ELASTIC p> Smo rc as hush money to tl RICH EMBROIDERED LINEN CAMBRIC HDK'FS. Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS. Very rich a. | Barguette y should be educated apart from other in- dividuals; if they insisted on that course they should pay If the Catholics accepted it as a great | boon, as they did emancipation, they might experience a | the same inconvenience in the former case, when it was contended that after eman- ARRANTED to withstand the greatest extremes of heat and cold, and uot to melt or soften in the seams, (the rvers made of the common rubber preparat ‘a general assortment of above patent. Forsale, whol Garni de Val Beguette wand ( ‘Guerlande LADIES’ CAPS. upon Sir R. Peel to state is intention in this respect. He could not resign his reli oul d igious principl e to Providence the result. 1, ina speech of much vigor and ¢ a review of Irish policy under his ad- ‘HE HILLIP ERNST, Teacher ofthe Flate and Guitar, would Inform the lovers of Music that he has Tetra true accordance with those now iu use at now for sale one of for it themselves, Extra emb'd Muslin Dresses manufactured: under ‘the “s ‘Lace replied. He took Sisto EXPRESS AND PIONEER PACKET LINE, ministration, to prove he was still consistent in wor for the real welfare of its people. was totally out of their cipation all agitation for political purposes should cease. It was areal conservative measure, and would give per- manence to the established church in Ireland, and for binet < do hulicand Tharlatine Bobbinet W HATS, YOUNG LADIE! MONTHLY REPOR’ A WHOLE BLACK SUIT OF CLOTHES FOR ower to yet rid of all connection From Philadelphia to Pittsburgh via the Pennsylvania Rail- roads and Cunal—through in 34 days. ‘The above line is now in full operation and offers great inducements to persons who w a pleasant mode of travelling to the west. .. The scenery on this rout fain of Pennsylvania internal impr being seen. ments is, qd 54, FOURTEEN DOLLARS. AT D. OWEN’S BIG OPPOSITION STORE. Grand street, corner of Essex. le, but such is the tof al Drofta chewed on wat of every buyer to perronise the list of prices is a sufficient large assortment of those fashionable usiness Coats, of every possible variety with Maynooth ; 1 t they did and must continue to su port it ; ‘that its present state was unworthy of and Braceful to the nation: therefore, they hi to increase the grant acceptable to the Roman Catholics. ‘ued the Catholics would not thank ie read a letter from sixteen out of seventeen of the professors at Maynooth, expressive of the warm- est gratitude for the measure. or THE New York Medical and Surgical Institute, ). 75, CASES SUCCESSF Prevention is better than those reasons precisely he would oppose it. Lord C, Hamrrox, one of the ultra tory school, and brother to the Marquis of Abercorn, supported the grant from a senso of justice ; he would not condescend to con- cede to clamor or agitation ; the measure w: spontaneous one on the part of government. no analogy between the case of Catholics and the Pre: byterians : the former were not to be told that the Pres. Consu Disers Bois blanc & Cordon it Grain S6VS'srRaw cosquertes”" etn Strgw Cape Tyroliens RICH SILK PATREN DRESSES, REET. ease 332, 'ULLY TREATED. TH CASH SY 2 i 0 that it has become the inte: jis establishment. A jarantee of the above just made up a the most approved modern style, the mperion manner, and every effort is m: juce tothe comfort and convenience unrivalled, and the Ce ion.— ‘The disease in there cases, has 6. Great’ debility and loss of in reply to Sir R. In- this route passengers avoid all the fatigues and dangers at- tendant upon stage travelling, and at the same time miakean ex: peditious trip. d to engage their places at Philadelphia. ity of New York, apply to Hy KNISELL, Agent for” D. LEECH & COs Li byterians of England supported {their establishments, for | they were able ; in Ireland the same sect numbered but | 600,000,and received £35,000 a Catholics were to be pi When he heard tHe cry arrested; one out of the seven, that was far ht forward on a n- of facilitat the lis, he said the question was brou its own abstract merits—was no certed scheme—nor with a de: endowment of the Roman Catholic Clergy ol rts of a secret connection with were most unfounded ; and he entertained the strong- est conviction that they could do no land by secret and unayowed negotiation with Rome. As to endowment, he saw many and he had reason to believe that thi were averse to it; “Pekin Broche Ombrellas Marquise ay Plain 0: of style and fabric, vi ‘of ¥ and cut and trim: $18 ear,while six millions of i plain’ hack Sit leave every morning at7 o'clock. Passengers are ad- e cars leave every gielock. Passengers a ex ed three mouths before f charges. 2. Eruptions of the skin. 5. Difficulty in making water. 14. Seminal weakness. a A beautiful selection 25 the church isin danger,” he regretted, as a friénd to the established church,to hear it so often, that it was likely to cease bei The conduct, however, of that church he coul not defend, for it had raised ins idea of proselytizing. |. E. corner of Chesnut an OL MMINGS ke us treatment will usu- first affections of . All those then, who ason to believe that thing the matter ir lungs, delay nota ment, but employ some ex: perienced physician. oe i tings, ne FUMERY DE TOILETTE, Poudre @Amondss rable obstacles to the of the Catholic church had been forced into political interference, and it was full culties to such a ine. 7 West st, N. R. e Catholic cin but he would not declare, as was ould find it a great advantage to elas of the face. Begbets Toil 'ERFUMES FOR HAND: al Egl DRAFTS ON GREAT BRITAIN AND ' IRELAND—Persons wit ney to their friends inany part of Engl time, by conciliation and liberality, to remove those judices that the government of En; church had, by a bad policy, create asked, that these obj remain insuperable—he would not fet He could not think there was 3. Palpitation of the heart. jon about the neck of bladder and urethra. jections to endowment would always ing to remit mo- r his successors. land and established Kid Gloves, Bijouterres, a. Come one, come all, drop in and pu them, Ireland, Scotland ‘or Wales; ean be supplt 1 payable at sight, without” dis- it count, for any amount, from £1 pw IN If they are not cheap, then jhe Mr, Munrz thought the Wholesale and Retail Clothing’ ‘Comer of Grand and F rant disgraceful to the pro- | posers and receivers, ey wanted a grant for educa- tion, let them manfully ask it ; that was not for educa- It was a false principle iosay tines eons bhi ser y SURGICAL OPERATIONS & CURES. lation of conscience to contribute to the suj . Ulcerated legs. WGLAND—On the National and Provincial Bank of Eng- and; Messrs. J. Ba: Co. throughout England and Wales. 2 Operations for squinting. ligion from the faith of whieh you di is for Phymosis. nized no such principle when inurethra,cured without cutting or bura- cl ¢ and Discount Bank, Liverpool; Messrs, James Bult & Son, London, and branches truct men who gave a one-sided view of the ‘scriptures, and would not allow the freedom of thought. ‘There was no principle in the measure; it was St i rc FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING dissenter LONDON, took property and IN business or pleasure, ublished, in which he made GENTLEMEN’S SPRING FASHIONS. eceived by late arrivals, from can be accommodated during their HE SUBSCRIBE: \d desirable home, in the house of & sage we have already In Tnet.anp.—On the National Bank of Ireland, and Provin- cial Bank and branches throughout Ireland. Hemorrhoidal tumors re- Mr. O'Connell avowed this was not a artial restitution for which their assortment of rich | lady of respectabil a mere expedient. ity, ill ion, ity, where they will méet with every attention. final measure, but mere! sion to the foreign relations of England, and adverted to y, Scottanp—On the Eastern Bank of Scotland, National Bank of Scotland, Greenock Banking Company, and branches thoughout Beata feamship Britanni which all drafts ean be forwarded free. ADRIY fo. ron Apartments with private tables if fi the possible contingency of a coming war with the an inducement to wnion at home. then taken, and a majority of 147 for the eir assortment of the above articles have been selected and comprise not only the richest, tment to be found in the city. The attention to the manufacturing of Gen- fuslin Shirts. article manufact proved French method, he thanked Conciliation ion of the Hon. Baronet, Sir R. Peel, when he saw him, roducing a measure which was contrary to the principles he had formerly asserted. Mr. Nevitte observed, in support of the grant, that if with much care and attention, but the most extensive asso: Subscribers devote themen’s Linen and I: Operation for dropay. 4 Piles and itching. Retention of urfie. {; Small tumor removed. rom Boston on the Ist June, by after climbing to powe! PATENTS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND DRAWINGS. HE Drawings may be lit! ministers given. phed without additional ex- my18 m 76 South st, cor. Maiden lane. FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. 2, Polypus removed. N. B.—Females attended to. to without Sree BOST IC! form of the wearer—well ai ade—an be on, notonly for the beauty of their re dae take 3 Md i finish, but for thetr pense. Inventors would find it call on the subscriber, ventions, at the prices usually paid the petitions against it were to be considered an argu- the absence of petitions from the only Church of England, and much to their advan ci f undreds of copies of thelr in. [Correspondence of the Herald.) Boston, May 17th, 1845. last seventeen years engaged in th ‘THE Royal Mail Steam Ships HIBERNIA | above ports, as follows: Hibernia, A. Ryrie Britannia, Jno. He fae mat ‘Apply to | D. BINGHAM, Jr.; Aget B.8.—Hersons geon and Physician. MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN, No. 37 MAIDEN LANE, N. Y. ANUFACTURERS and Importe: knowledge, not only in the scienc of the materials used in our manufa vantage, and guarantees to our patroi finished garment. f cutting, but in the solely educated constituencies, viz: the two Universi- ‘ument in the opposite direction. were introducing much irre- Plenty of Rain—The Water Battle—Great Prepara- tions for the Contest—Sailing of the Hibernia— Despatches and Passengers—Rwmpus in Roxbury —Fearful Consequences Apprehended—The Curse of “* Nativeism ”—Custom-House Affairs—Impor- ind BRITANNIA, will leave Boston for the 128 Fulton street, N. Y., Sun Buildings. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. 'D, Windsor, Rose, Vi Mr. Conver thought the: levant matter into the debate; the question was not one of endangering the Irish Catholic priesthood; and while e measure as he fashionable and well Our assortment of under garments of all d scriptions—Hosiery, Dressing Robes, Pocket-kerchi i G iuen Collars, and Dress Fronts, Stoc! feners, Purses, Money and Riding Bel the attention of all w! "Variegated, and every descrip- beautiful style of fancy bottles. : ry Oils and Pomatums of the first qualitys scription of Perfumery and Cosmeticns 8”? Friday, May 16th. Sunday, June Ist rs of Omamental Hair YN gu0. upees, Bands, Curls, Seams, Bandeau verlasting Curls, aidall kinds of Hair |. B.—The trade supplied on reasonableterms, every member was free to interpret t, he would ask to be informed of the secret, not find it in the bill. Hair, and a new st nt, 6 Wall st. ho will favor wit! For his part, he ap- | sous wishing to embark are requested, in all cases, to apply to the Agent before giving credit to any report that berths are engaged.” mid tant Invention—Great Thing for Light-Houses. PARSELLS & AGATE, For two or three days past we have had copious ‘alout Oil; Military 273 Broadway, comer of Park Place. It Shaving Soap, the most exquisite Soap HAVANA 8EGARS, i wrted by . j- ‘apertect ecreain lather, which doea not bety cere? cana, proved it as a simple educational grant of £26,000 a year, instead of £9,000, to educate students at Maynooth; and them will be foun GULO, for sale at 27 Liberty street Among the_manufacture of their celebrated id Cabanas, do Impex when he saw the country excited, from one end to the N. B.—P. & A. continue tl Elastic, Shoulder, Brace an other, on the simple question of £17,000 a year, involy- ‘on the face. " Also Family, Washing Soap, of excellent quality: Patent | Cubrey Werner and refreshing rains in this vicinity, which are do- e FARE $1 50 Regular Opposition Line be- Geb ape eect Philadelyhis and Bathnate: fromm Ge r lower side of Chesn Whar Chesnut street f, e » Sundays ex |, at 7 o'clock, through in $ ho TO CITY AN ing ‘‘a power of good.” Vegetation looks an hun- UNTRY MERC) dred per cent better under their influence; Mayor ing no principle, he would say that no party, or combina- tion of parties, could carry such a measure as the en- dowment of the Roman Catholic Church. England pre- an, r brands. Also, from the abx He Known house, Just imported by Colon and t Colon and the povrctian next door to new National Hotel. peake and Delaware Canal, aud conneet with all the west from Baltimore. in the Delay On Chesay col HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PROPRIE’ » AND C AMILIES Gee CITY Davis’ dirty streets are washed, his wife’s cistern sented, in the eyes of Europe, in sanctioning a pettyfog filled, and the face of man gladdened mightily. The WHOLESALE SEGAR, EMPORIUM. paltry persecution, such a spectacle ag had never '—WATCHES AND _JEWELRY—Those Gol HE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale a | who wish to purchase Id or Silver Watches, Gold ware Bs Steamer PORTSMOUTH, Steamer THOS. JEFFER- Capt. J. De ‘SON, Capt. Philly J. Devoe. And through the Canal, a distance of 13 miles only, rate packet boats. assortment of Se- acco, and having in fine order, and can same quality of imported Se- 163 Greenwich Street Near Courtianpr Sr., anv opposite THE Paciric Horet, inform you that we established our- led in the annals of religious persecution. ‘The opponents of the measure were not contendi iven to Roman Catholic priests; find it greatly to their ad- incendiaries still forbear to ply their accursed trade, and, all things considered, we are getting on swim- vantage to call on the subset Of the above at retail much ons | been manufactured six. mouths, are now city. Gold Watches as low as $20 and $25 each. Watches and be sold 33per cent lower than the education should not be BEG LEAVE toi In fact the accommodation by this line, both for speed and fort, al to any other line between the two cities. “Philadelphia, April 17, 185 oes _al7 im*m Office No. 30 Sou but that it should be a defective education; they did not contend that Maynooth should be abolished, but that it should be more like a barrack than a comfortable home. They had established in Ireland a system of education _ selves at the above pl Jewelry exchanged or bot meeting our views of our wholesal forth River Side. Thi have carried on our business f ht. All Watches warranted to kee wood time or the money refunded. Watches and Jewelry renee émanner and warranted, at much less. than the ly for the purpose of large family customers fe upright manner in which several years past in Havana Regalias in ths and l0ths, Guzadores, The day for the grand water battle approaches. MORRIS BUCKMAN, Agent, Monday next will decide the question—Long Pond THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL EXCURSIONS.—A sail across the Huds - River to Hoboken, and then a walk to the together with the very high quality and mode: for us a degree of reputation a similar house in best reasons we can urge to ol ter of Watches and Jewelry, ‘and Retail, 30 Wall sty up 3 FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, for which they voted £90,000 or £100,000 per year, in or- ive instruction in the elementary branches to 10 were to become farmers, shoemakers and tai- jive a good education to Ff Ke. e ioe lange isto fone of Imitation Segars of every lity an ice, forsale in lots to suit m To ese KENNET or nothing—and as the hour of strife comes nigh, yond that of any the din and confusion of preparation increases.— consider these the lors; and yet they refused to nage. al jlysian Fields, along the exceedingly beautiful and picturesque ores of the place, will prove the most easily soem and attractive of all rural excursions that can be made in leaf and the soil covered with a rich tur! The W i AND MATERIALSFOR FLORISTS. BRUN LAROSIERE & COURT, 116 William ived by the Jast Havre packets, a Meetings, pro and con, though mostly pro, are held in every ward ; rallying committees appointed 3 Vote distributors selected, and all the other arrangements of a hotly contested’ election adopted. One would those who were throughout all structors of those very persons—of seven millions of Last year they voted £35,000 for the national schools of England, where no children could be educat- ed but those who learned the Church of England Cate- Ireland the spiritual in- ave, however, much made, with great care and ju cargoes, and which comprise tl mu, Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperi ingyong, Congou Souch ke. leasure in stating, that we have elections from all inest specimens of LADIES’ FASHIONABLE STRAW HATS, CARL KING, the well known and celebrated leave to inform the Ladies at fashionable assortment of Straw rom the ‘he Grounds now present a charming spect, the trees being ww Hat Manufacturer, he has for sale a splendid itch haye arrived th Walks are in excellent erder, having been considerably embellished the prese: are completely fitted up with Awnings and seats. is seusou, which, with an immen alities, we offer at wholesale and retail. ernment Java and other Coffees, as usual, roasted and variety of Fine an h money came out of the pockets of h people. It was rather too much that, telling the Irish people they had adopted a wrong principle in tak- by the zeal of the opposing factions, that Clay Solk was the question, instead of a simple mae ot pure water. There are four principal . ‘ of the public to examine his hemian Gipsey, whiel ‘RENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, Xe. The Ferry Boats from Bareliy, Canal and Christopher streets, NRY & KAHN, 73 Liberty street, ‘up stairs, have just Night Boats ran from Hoboken to Barclay street, until 11 o'clock ; Ferriage, 64 cents. myll 2w’ NOTICE. ets STATEN ISLAND FERRY FOOT OF WHITEHALL STREET. FARE REDUCED TO 6} Imported Lace, Neapolitan Hats, fashionable shapes ‘h CARL KING, 17 Di ISS MADDEN respectfully informs the ladies of New that her French Millii an ing money out of their application of the same principle to themselves. lieved the grant would go far to heal the wounds of Irish society; and if in votin, dence of friends, he should knowing he acted conscientious), Mr. FERRaNp opposed the measure at great length. He thought the House, as constituted then, was not the lace to decide the question, We continue our operations at our other places ockets; they should resist the particularly at 121 Chatham st. We are your obedien ‘ANTON TEA COMPANY, ‘%61 Grand st. and 318 Bleecker all hard at work; viz: the Long Ponders, Ponders, the Charles Riverites, and the } ites, As Long Pond is the strongest, the other three factions coalesce against that. it off, and then having the Materials for do do, and all WATER COLORS, turers’ use; among which is a liquid pink color of very superior quality, Alsoan invoice of for Ladies and Children latest styles: and alot of qu Ranches, sprigs and C. New York—121 Chatham s stree, Philadelphia—go Chestuut street, and 45 Fifth street. my9 2m*m THE “THORN CHAMPAGNE.” “RSIGNED will hereafter ha for it he lost the confi- for flower manufac have the consolation of » in the hope of killing field clear for a pretty But they “can’t come it.” Long Pond will carry the day, and money-bags will have to knock under. consi: Neapolitan, straw, braid and gimp i ityles, just received per last steamer. rs and Dress Makers supplied with the newest rich embroidery; Hair Pins ,of erin See eee nd that an appeal should Oy CENTS. ‘The Steamboats SY LPH and STATEN ISLANDER will jeave as follows until further notice :— = LEAVE NEW YORK: 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, A. ML; 1, 2, 34g, 5 and 6, P. M. LEAVE STATEN ISLAND: un 8% 10 Hand 12, A-M.y 1,2, 4, 5, and P. M. my’ NEW FERRY FOR STATEN ISLAND. ‘The fast sailing steamboat WAVE, Vanderbil Pier No. 1 Patterns at the shortest notice. fashion made to 01 Southern and Western orders promptly attended to. All descriptions of Bonnets cl y OLD CLO’! OLD CLO?! OLD CLO"! HE SUBSCRIBER pays the highest prices for Second » an article of Champagne Wi f and probably unequalled quality ss) SSS been ap e taken to the country. It wa: ty. sole Agent in the United given at the last election to prevent her Majesty’s minis- ters from proposing that bill; but he was prepared to state that if everthere was a party solemnly pledged be- fore God and the country to stand by Protestant princi- ples, it was the present government. of extracts from the speeches of the Conservatives at the last election—to condemn them out of their own Then they professed to uphold the church, and now they gave their sanction to religious doctrines op- posed to it—doctrines from which CARPETING. aid that no pledges were 454 PEARL STREET. HE SUBSCRIBERS CARPET WARE ROO: tire new stock of Carpetin, ring trade, some of which are ex Them wat bef TTS KIDMINSTER BRUSSELS, Entirely New. 18P8. KIDMINSTER THREE PLY, Yesterday afternoon the steamer Hibernia sailed for Halifax and Liverpool, with 112 had a nasty time going out, and, besides her regular mail, took out important government dispatches for European ministers. rn were, W. H. Robinson, the New Consul at Bremen, i eatest ladies merchant of Bos- . e new editor of the Dublin Freeman’s Journal, and a ‘at the shortest uotice. a sailed for the Manufacturer. ‘and altered in the newest cemenacts. atee of its superiority, jowed an impression of of the Wine will be no circumstances the large and spacious }0. 454 Pearl street, former- ad are now ready to offer ught expressly for fngly rich, of new de- seal to be affixed to each rved in all future He then read a va- spre- the passengers Wi ting this wine, Col, Thorn thus writes : arren, the in America; Ihave drunk no other rarely to be met with rotestants revolt— ve ie ‘of Whitehall street, Y Yand IL o’clock, A, M., and 3 and 6 o’clock, P. M. rave ‘Bean Toland a 8 and 10" o'clock, A. M., and'I and § ate insville and Stapleton each way” Gn Sundays he boat will leave every hour, izing tl tion to tention of private gentlemen, Hotel keepers, and the invited to this article. Parces desiring summer supply sho Our Roxbury neighbors have got into a terrible muss about their fire department, in consequence of the action of the town authoritie: members a voice in the selection of of the members have thrown up their commissions, and, sheuld a tire now break out there, the destruc- rty would be terrific. which are incom} mental laws of the realm. hee Ve all his pledge: si the first to vote and the Minister rises in peal, but to violate the act o and contrary to the funda- e Hon. Baronet, Sir R. Peel, In granting emancipation,he roduce peace in Ireland, he should be It did not produce peace, lace not to propese its re- settlement, and contravene G ‘3. WELL KNOWN HAT AND CAP ESTABLI! 214 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ST. PAUL’ HE, SUBSCRIBER, being desirous of main! tation for the superior quality and style of his Hats, rather the ostentatious an 4 rr di onfined his attention to improving the material article in which he course much more conducive to the interests of Rich Shading. SUPERFINE FINE aND COMMON INGRAIN SE AND CO cents. Freight in proportion. Landing at Of every variety and desc ion. ‘Worsted, Tufted , very heavy and in great varieties, ther with all other articles usually: are requested to call public will have the fare er Ferries. Forfurther informa from 2 to 2 fect wid the boat, or at 19 West st. my!7 Im*ec ourstock before purchas! The whole cause NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL y ‘The spion id and favorite pack .N OF THE WEST, 1100 tons burth aptain hi ip her regular day PETERSON & HUMP! FABER SEGAR FACTORY, 71 DIVISION NEW YO! the oath of supremacy. He had worked ten a slave to foil the liberal and now he was betra ed that if her Majesty’ attach her signature to that Maynooth BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, xt door to the American Museum, ks to his friends and the public 1 share of alread; by strictattention to business to merit a con- Tnbored attemy ts to dazzle their eyes with expensive omaiments of the trouble appears to be the headstrong action of a set of nincompoops, who, as selectmen, are deter- emselves on the firemen, be- cause the town has lately voted to pay them for their party, and bring in Sir R. Peel, by him. He solemnly believ- Government could induce her to bill, she should n. 0.2 ANN STREET, ne: returns his sincere. than! the following articles, will sail on Wednesday, May 21— lity of Nutria Hats mined to revenge “Phe ships of this line being all 1000 tons and upwards, persons about to embark for the old Country will, not fall to see the ed Yaitages tobe derived fom 8 any other, as their gre: pacity comfortable and convenient accommodations for eabi gers, 11s Well known, are superior to those of an Packets. Porson wil ve early application on iy x W. At their general passage office, South street, foot of Burling Slip, or to J. T. TAPSC ign away her title to the Bi Mr. Suim. made one ofh port ofthe measure. minister could not confer th without doing mischief to himself the Chureh of England had abstained from all interposi- tion in the present question. originated with the Dissenters—wil ters whom Ireland aided in the repeal of the Corporation Acts ; with, among the rest, the Wesley- services. A town meeting is to be called, I hear, for the purpose of looking into the matter, et well hauled over the coals, , “the sovereign people” to retrace his outbreak has set the Boston fire- men on fire also, and they are getting up a move to strike unless they can have a voice im the appoint- ment of engineers in this cit inted by the cit, HE UNDERSIGNED have established an extensive Segar BROWN, who has been ictories in Havana for nineteen years. tured in the Faber Se- gar Factory, aud of which a large stock is now on hand, will be javana Segars of corresponding style and FIRST QUALITY— London Brown Stout, and Scotch Ale. Orders for shipping attended to with despatch, CE’S First Premium new Patent two Oven ‘* combining economy, convenience and durability. aistoes Imapoesibie Bor thew f is almost impossil for them to get out order, or for the plates to crack, so common to all other Ranges, a or line in preference to rs_ them every way more than ships of small class, and their 5 er . second cabin, and steerage passen- Philadelphia Porter While he regretted that an E: Croton Ale, jest benefit on Ire! it _was gratifying Ul the selectmen will and ordered by The subscribe ds with peculiar superior ality of Silk Hat, manufactured by texture and beauty the fivest Parisian Hats gop e cn scuct JOHN N, GENIN, 24 ica, a lot of Frene! if the I one ot argest le and durability, equaling in found equal to any Hi secure. berths. should not fail to ‘Board sited Hperieti in y. They are now ap- Mayor Davis wi constructed that it mil3re corner of Maiden Lan y have been in use for the last 18 months, and in every in: All bored in the Havana style, ans, who, whenever a measure of plain and obvious jus- DON LINE OF PACKETS—The splendid BB et: Mohd eckec chip NORTHUMBERLAND: has put a pretty shi n is the cause of the trouble in Roxbury, as well as in this city, which shows what a pest “nativeism” can make of itself. men’s, Youth’s, Infants, United States Navy and the utmost satisfacti Army Caps constantly on hand and made to order. called on to repair one. by the subscriber are warranted to git they do not, they will be taken away without n, and inno one instance has | The subscribers have settled the Son of their Senior in (press purpose of selecting Tobacco for their Facto- ' vo also for the purpose of selecting Segars suitable for this market. They have now on hand, for: tice was proposed, have risen en masse in a great array , and placed on the table of the eryisentence of which idolatry and superstition” occurred. of fanatical intolerance, Will sail on the 19th May, her : MY AND the least expense to tle, « large stock of Havana Se- ELEGANT, SUMMER HATS. har day. - Peep gh ee applicati sul JOSEPH M Collector Morton has made no removals at the Custom House yet. The whigs are chuckling, and the locos wear faces as long as your arm. Certain- He saw much to admire in the Free Church of Scotland, but with regret and astonishment he saw them intrude in the Maynooth question. They had no business with it. purchaser, GEORGE PURCE, Proprieto gan, entitled to debenture’ of # 292 Broad: GENUINE IMPORTED HAVANA SEGARS. eaewns tends ROBERTSON, determined to ‘maintain the reputation of * © PHOENIX HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT, PMURRAY, 100 Pine street corner of South. P. S—The favorite packet ship Gladiator, th J ‘The did and fa it ket shi) BABB ssh iene Pepe aloe packer ship Sitively sail as above, her regular day. sons desirious to Bes ees es ot bo aude Heaney OF to the gubscr JOSEPH MeMURRAY, ‘They did not go out on the voluntary principle ; they did not oppose the Regium Donum in Ireland, nor tion against the abuses of the Catholic Church’; but Calvanistie bile overflowed when they saw'a member to improve the condition of the Irish people— when they saw the Government making to the Catholic Church a meagre grant, compared with the gorgeous superfluities of the Irish C a proof of English good form a body of men who: ood, is mighty, into alli rish in Ireland a RIBER offers for sale, at wholesale and retail, ly there are fellows enough there who deserve to go Segars ; in point of quality out, and why the Governor don’t start more of them, isa profound mystery, known only to himself an his confidential advisers. Whether there are many ‘oO in, is more of a problem; that it does not fall on my r The new Collector will lose e with the rump democracy soon, if he does not make some changes, for the muttered thunders are e purlieus of the Democratic Read- Room, where true patriots “most do congre- 103 Fulton st, between William and Nassau, East of Broadway, ‘Captain Bunting, this city or any other, begs leave to introduce ceed the above, and sail on the 20th of May, rire the following choice brands o! there is none superior in ¢ which for hghtness, beaut and for cheapness un sant and genteel, thee + exposure to rain without horns, Panamas, &e., will not color. For business more especiall head dry and cool, a desideratum w! These Hats cannot be inju bility, are not surpassed— nto being very plea- to stand all ordinary it is well Known Leg- SOHN H. FABER COm” No. 1 New street, comer of Wall. BIGGAR’S REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS, 67 Canal Street, 18 doors West of Broadway. * ENGRAVINGS Visiti of the choicest collections of DERN Engravings in the country atless than ACKETS—Packet of applicants who are fit to and for one I am rejoices shoulders to solve it. Iris, Regalias and Friacipes, of It would be taken as ill to Ireland—it would trans- power for harm, as well as - very superior nocemimmodetions for cubjn, sesond cabia N. EZEKIEL, 92 Nassau s Directly opposite t AGS—200 Baies S FF HS &® Bales No. 3 Leghoms. important to keep the ch has not hitherto be rspiration, owing whch thoaubecriber bas found treet, aC: he Herald Buildings, CELECTORS. peculiar style of trimmi already heard in 100 Pine street corner of South street. ‘The packet, ship Indepentense, F. P. Allen, master, wale, i cved the Patrick Henry, and sail on the 6th of July. rience s0 very cleanly and popular. ‘Their weight rnges BERTSON, 103 Fulton st., and to teach inate kindly feeli and example. ry for Looking Glasses in have news from Washingtoi y and of the newest 3oston, and that which is considered reli horns and Panamas. de by SSE. & BROOKS, FOR LIVERPOOL—New | Line—Regular Packet che 25th May—The elegant fast sailing Packet Shi MBB sihitiaen ‘ALE: De Peystet, of 1100 tons, ‘Will sail as above, her regular day. your Collector Van Ness, will not be removed, let the old hunkers say or do what they please. I must mention a famous light house lamp exhibited in the Merchants’s Reading KATHER BED, MATTRASS AND BEDSTEAD SE, 1% AND 158 GREENWICH STREET, Jorner of Courtlandt street. dark discontent that agitated Ireland; it would strong impulse to the repeal agitation, because demon- stration would be afforded that the government of the country was no longer to be carried on in conformity to 'No. 65 and 67 Nassau street. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for $3 50 ; City Made, and for they are on to iy sold for $5, at rel MILLS, HATTER, 178 BROADWAY, (HOWARBDS’ HOTEL, INDUCED by the flattering success he has met with in For. freight “having accommodation unequalled for splendor and comfort apply 08 board, st Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, of, and sail 26th June, her regular the manufacture of Silk Hats, in imitation of the French, to call the attention of the public thereto, does so in the full cou- ce of rendering perfect satisfaction to all who may honor of the majority of the people—of statesmen ;—but in obedience to the dic- tates of the most fanatical portion of the English nation. The grant to Maynooth was better than a civil war; hi did not say the rejection of that measure would p improvement consists in placing a clear glass surface before a concaye metallic reflector, and in air-tight contact with it, ul tallic surface, which requires a high degree of po- fo. 4 Ann street,one of the most Fashiona- this city. Fine French Dress Boots, made in other stores for Mattrasses, from . dg yoga on both sides of th Palm Leal... E. K. COLLINS & CO., 56 South street. By this means the me- 100. Pictee hip Clartick, Capt, B. J. H. Trask, of 1100 tons, will Sheridan, day. succeed the adi ec N HR LIVERPOOL—The CALEDONIA BRANDER, positively sail on the 22d of May ptain woe Sse! lish, is kept from all contact wit jancy is thus preserved for years, wi necessity of rubbing. polish of the surface a ciyil war—but he would suggest that to persist in the policy upon which rejection of that bill would be found. ed—to persuade the Irish people there was no justice to be expected, the whole nation might join in an anathema ainst the legislative union, an Sei In addition to the al ment an elegantarticle of Nu will rival many that are sold at $5, and to wi BES-cwent SSSSsssse BESaRous Tendid packet shy wean, Wil also impairs the CHIP OF THE OLD BLOCK Bedsecode, of mahogany, black’ wala, minishes the re~ FANCHER & YOUNG BOSS RICH- they might lament in | is superior vessel has elegant state room accommodation for cabin passengers, who will be taken at avery, moderate rate; secon exhibited has been ty in one of the Boston lights fer nine months past, and the reflector exhibits not the least id Silk Hats, manufactured for the on hand, and for sale low. » (late of the firm of Alvord & Co.,)and R. J. ry, stick to it yet and know that they they had not acted more wisely. | A French Stitched Boots for according to the style and a The power of the clergy was immense ; it broke up the ‘cabin passengers can also be accommodated at the usual inazion 06 te vale to gore ids Woaseend wont steerage rates, Those desirous of securing berths should make KOR MARSEILLES DE JOINVILLE, Capt ‘ hit ply t or GN HTB INS __ BOYD & HINCKEN Fadel phia and lence, Baas Norwich, Bere, id Haven, bi op) aly oa “ aud cons Avy RUE TYLER & CO,, 6 Wall street, or E. SAFFORD 81 Dock eet Pa 2% Im*re Beresford interest,and carried the Clare election ed the Clontarf meeting ; it furnished the machi carry Catholic emancipation. for such had been proved in Canada, where, by placing | the Catholics in a just relation to the State, them with a portion of the reserved pub! ‘and maintained the government throt jate outbreak. That was vent of a war with the United Stat Could the same not be done | by doing justice, they could raise up an the Whole forts of the country. | as a Catholic and Irishman, forbear to | er i noble cause he had begun, and | predicted that the most salutary effects would follow it. Mr. Law followed, and condemned the measure, cause, if it was not then, it would lead to an endowment of the Catholic Church. Mr. T. Duncompr defended the dissenters of England | from the severe strictures of Mr. Shiel, contending the wn. They cannot have been in use about jr medal) at, the Fair 'y, (late of Albany,) would be pleased wee at the above place. imness of atmospheric effect. petent to judge, pronounce the improvement a most lnportant one, and propose to take measures to have itintroduced by the ‘Tr | the government light houses. n | ticle should not supersede all others now in use, and if so, the ingenious young patentee’s fortune is I wish mine was. 0. 6 N. River, “ — =" Tour years—have taken the premium (as It could be conciliated, of the American Institute, and over 14,000 have hetter evidence is wanted NEW YORK, April 21 HE UNDERSIGNED announce to the public, and particu- larly to the watch merchants, that from, formed an association i MAIRE, for the trade of importation of wate! this said day they have on hand and shall rece respondent facturers TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. BOOTS AND SHOES, E. JOHNSON, (late, Wilpon, & Johnson) rectly opposite the thestre, I Grain and Seal, Thick and Thin Soled jaters, Buskins, he value of the article? Every hotel aud boarding house in the United States should have this Old Foaltets dressed and renovated, ad da} ry have ury Department into all BECROHRUN & a. hes, and that from I see not why the ar. ill sail on the Ist proximo, ‘The accommodations gers will be equal to’ those of any “of the Feckets of LANTERNS, 0. 127 Fulton street, N. Y. az2 1 LAMPS, GIRANDOLE: AN. FOR THE SPRING TRADE. E:TZ, BROTHER & CO, No. 13 John street, are manu- complete ‘assortment sscriptions, which they il, at low prices for cash : Camphine Lamps. $3 Ladi , ery, description. A. Delachaux—H Maire. LOOK AT THIS. Duchease D’Orleans, d now offer, wholesale and retail, at the low price of a beat of French Calf Boots made the greatest iment of Gaiters, Lhdies, im this store you, will fird the uskins, Slippers, G. B. CLARKE, FASHIONABLE TAILOR. 132 WILLIAM rr, DOORS W: Soe Store open till 10 o'clock in, ortunily of examining the GANS’ SEGAR STORE, 8. GANS, No. 44 William street, informs his friends and t he has re-opened his Store; and T OF FULTON. of this establishment is, first 1& is bought for cash, and by whole pieces; se- , of the following des kinds of Boots and Shoes and Improved Chemieal Sol » Gilt and Bronzed ‘&'Co.’s” celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps. ilvered or bronzed. treet. Philadelphia. blishment will have them fins! Girandoles, various patterns, gilt with whom G. B. LONDON LINE OF PACKETS—Packet of the 20th May—'The splendid aud fast sailing Packet. Shi Bunting, will “posit GLADIATOR, Capt. regular day, application to Regular Pi known, feat sa sh ‘Barque ADAM ¢ Seott, master jesyatch. For freight to ‘URNS, GODHULL & MINT Wd Chi an‘ don't mistake the No. 967 B: long period connected. «the public in general, Jorie Camphene Lamps, ively sail hould not fail ok ST PAPSCOMES 76 South street, corner of Maiden Lane. ket —The well aT ART had acted consistently as the foes of all endowment. was doing a great wrong to them to call them a set of | Fine Cloth Dress Coa ots, for that they had no ill feeling against, ized with their Irish fellow-subjects, and de- | Satin Vests... . lored the wrongs and misrule they had suffered. Ho 's thought that the Irish Roman Catholics in to become the liveried lackeys of the State, but they had followed and worshipped the were grateful, why not come an at agitation would cease | that measure would conciliate Ireland ; she would laugh roadway, corer, of Frank- eral Scale of Prices. offers for sale, wholesale and retail, the following choice Bracket Solars, Solar Chandeliers, Py Lard Hand Lamps, A large assortmen mations Britania Hand Lamy Cassimere Pants COLT’S PATENT REPEATING FIREARMS, IMPROVEMENT OF 184 sale of the Colt’s Pistols, Ri nes and Fowling Pieces, has al Frosawen ts No. 2 po aye ae louse, where a general assortment, of these superior Fire- Arm: iskept for sale at reduced lorstmann & Co's, Maiden |i Alban: de & Goodrich, an Hf superior quality. WITH THE LATEST = jn ity expected, will meet with quick OBES PATENT Office coats of every de- EXTENSION DINING TABLES, TH METALLIC SLIDES, long known as the most da- rable, convenient, and elegant of exten: He did not believe ; Delhi, Delaware ¢o., hand, at very low prices. ion Tables manu _my 18 s Like th street, ~ FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louisii York Line—Positively, first Regular il Monday, 19th instant—The elegant, fast sailing Packet ny SARTELLE, Capt. Taylor, tively sail as above, her regular day. cooly on Yoel, Opiate at a ers will please be reet, This Day, Mc time the ship will sail, » New Orleans i mptly forward all goods to his address, at their truckling. How would he get it through the Were certain ecclesiastical authorities to h in 1832, to leave the House while | tain measures for the good of the public passed ! Bishops were absent he did not much care ; it would be an additional reason to get rid of them. would, notwithstanding the taunts of bigotry levelled at those who opposed the bill, continue to do 0, so long as it remained on the table of the House. Lord J. | wssect. spoke at length in favor of the grant, although he would prefer the endowment of the Catho- Pistols at from $16 to TOBACCO AND SEGARS. |. Great impositions are practised upon the HOGSHEADS of Havana Seraps, just received per barque Madara, suitable for manufacturers. Also, ageneral assortment of choice Segars of var ties, selected by A. A. S a new brand of Se of new styles, &e, Se, factured; warranted to run easy constantly, and not to be affect: London and small size $i large assortment RTC. RTC Segars, of various brands, Principe, incere thanks to his customers fo case with equipmes | the same advice | the liberal patronage * Colt’s repeating inself to use his best efforts to ight or passage, having handsome furnished accommo- oot of Wall st., | 56 South st. on hand, at the Ware-rooms, No, 140 im, where the public is respectfully invited to call and QUARTERMAN & SON, PAINTERS, NO. ig BURLING SLIP, nw YORK ‘ORK. House, Sian anv Suir Parstine, Grainine, MAneiina arp Grand street, cor- irs, just received per worthy the attention on board, at Orleans’ wharf foot of londay, 19th instant, at 12 o'clock, at JAMES E. soopaury, | NEEDLES AND FI: & J. BATE have remo * 102 Maiden Lane, where assorted stock of very superior D: Salmon, Trout, Bass, ISH HOOKS. Estal No. 94 Broadway, up stairs. TO BORAX M \NUFACTURERS X FINTURES FOR SALE—A complete appartas ce, highest terms. of them, piled withthem, and the Navy has beensupplied with them . and the officers have given the most fay port on Colt’s repeating fire-arms. = FOR HAVRE.—The French Brig OTHILIA, © in Cadue, has th i rt of het cu board, and will he despatched on or about Snst, bor freight of light go lic clergy. He augured from it the most pleasing re- | sults; drew a picture of the condition of the Irish people, and pointed out the necessity that was the essential qnestion. He decla Boras, Boilers, Vats, Sc , and a receipt ve with the latest improvements, JOB JACKSON, 113 Water sy HANGING PAPER. 12,000 _ Brown Han; Gratine ALSO—LEAD SASHES. Hell sited, for sale cies AND GoTHic BUILDINGS, MADE TO ORDER. BROOKS, a Mamafaetory to let. p stairs )near Pearl street, ‘und 67 Nassau street, | myles ‘BOYD k HINCKEN, Agents,