The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
March 2, 1842

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TH Tak TU^-I*. 3M Wtalala. Ml* .TEW LINE OK L1V k.RPOOL PACKETS To aaUfromNtw York on the :5ili, and Liverpool cu the 13th *f tark am". M M lip R09C1U9, Captaiu John Cotlme. ?Sth Not. Ship 8IDDONS. CauUiu E. B. Cohb,ttth Dec. Slip SHERIDAN, Captain K. A. Depeyeter, i5th Jan. Sup UAJUUCK, CanUiu Wm. Skidiy, JStk Keb. k hou LivtaruaL. tin SHERIDAN. Captaiu k". A. Drucyeter, IJth Not. hp UARRlCK.t.apUin Wm. S kiddy, 13lh Dec. Shiu ROSC1US, Captain John Collin*, 13th Ju. Ship 91DDONS, Captain K. BCohh, IStti Feh. Theae ?lup* ere ell of III* Aral claee, upwarda of 1000 tone,built hi the city of New York, with emli improvement* ae combine groat apeed with unueual comfort for p mar intra. Every care hnabeen taken in the arran|einrntof their accommodation!. The price of paaeMt hence it fivo.for which ample etorej will be provided. Tnete ehipe are commanded by experienced milten. who will make every exertion to give general eaualac tiou. Neither the captain* or owner* oftheM *hip* will be rrepooei W* ferny lette^i, puree In or t)??kn_-???eut by them, unleu re filler bilk ol ledum isuud inerefor. Theahipeof thialinr willhereafter go armed, aed their pecu Mar construction give* them eccurity notpoeeeaeed by ear other but reaael* of war. Far freight or imasaie ,appl r ta K. K. CtoLINS CO. 51 South *t.. New York, or t* WM. It JA8. UHOWN It fco, Liverpool Letter* by the per.heU will be charged is* eeete per *ii*le beet: iOcent* nerouuce. and Qewspupi r* I rent each. fay COIl NKW ORLEANS LOUISIANA AND NKW VORk LINE OF PACKETS deepatch aihip froan lliie port no the let, 5th, Idih.lStb, With M Mlh of each month, eouimeuciui; the loth October, and eouturning until May, when regular day* will be appointed foi the remainder of the year, whereby great delay* and dixap piatfacnta will be urereuted during (he aummer month*. The Allowing ship* will commence tlua arrangeeunt hip J AZOO.Capt. oruell, 10th Oct. 1841. Ship OCONEE, (.apt. Jackaon, 16th Oct. Ship MlSSISSIPPI-Cant. Milliard,aoihOct. Ship LOW8VILLE, Cant. Hftit.Mtti Oct. ShipStiAKSPKARE, Capt.Miner, tatNoeember. Ship GASTON. Capt. Latham, Stli Nor. Ship HUNTS VILLE. ?apt. Mumfnrd. 10th Nor. Ship OCMULOEE, C-aiil Learitt, 15th Nor. Ship NASHVILLE, Caiit. Dickrirun^Oth Nor. Ship Mfciiarms, Ship LOUISA, Caut. Mulord. l*t December. These (hip* were all built m Ihe city of New Vork, erpremIw for packet* areof a light draft of water, have recently been newlv coppered and pot in splendid order, with accommodation* Mr dfaecngere unequalled for comfort. They are commanded by eapeneuced ma?ter?, who will make every election to Rive general *ati*tactiou. They will at all time* be towed up and Sown the Mi?*i**ippiby (teamboat*. Neither the owner* or captain* oftheee ahip* will be reiponmbl* for jewelry, bullion,preciou* etonee, silver, orplated ware, or for any letter*,parcel or package, scut by or put en board of (Hem, unleM regular hille ofUding are taken for tue name, and Hie value thereon ?v!?~?eed T?'ZlN9 k CO. I* South *t.,or JAMES E. WOODRUFF, Agent in New OrleMM,who will promptly forward all good* to hi* addrea*. The ships of thie line are warranted to aail puoctuerly ae ad] vertieed, and great care will be takeu to have the good* correct trmeasured. Wf N?W lOKt AND HAVRE f AC RETS. (SECOND LINE) a M MM TSe*hip*of thiapn^vlir hereafter leave New York on, th* lat and H?ff on the i?th of each month a* follow*: Front New York. Front Havrt. Th* new *hip ONEIDA, f let March (Uth April Capt. let July litli August James Funek. 11st November Uth December Ship BALTIMORE, flat April t l?h May Cart. 1st August Uth September Kdwaru Funk. Mt December f Uth January bap UTICA, (let May (Uth June "Cart. tit September Uth October Fr*d*kHewitt. t lrt January (Uth February New skip bT.NICOLA*, lrt June I Uth July Cart. let October lrtii November J B7TeU. let February f Uth March The accommodation* of the** ship* are not surpassed, com Mtiiw nil 'tw may be required fer comfort. The price of calm Mini is $100, Passenger* will be supplied with every TearSSflf CSis a. ?b*r riber* free from any other than th* eipense* actual,yi a? A-uu, at t Tontine Buildinn. NEW FORK. AND NEWARK. fag? nmffmiffll Far* reduced In MS cent*. From the foot of Courtlandt street, New York. (Every day?Sunday* excepted.) L*av,4 rmeawrawko procure their ticket* at the tiekatofice.re oire a ferry ticketgmua. Tickotaare recaired by thecouduetor oolv on the d?T when purchased. ftb It PEOPLE'** LINE FOR ALBANY.?The dSS^a*.tcemboatp ROCHESTER. SOUTH AME U'J mra end NORTll AMERICA, of the People'* Line, will be in readineaa to commence running between Now York and Albany, and intermediate place*, a* loon a* the nariralien iafrao fro n ire. Passage One Dollar. fnim KoR. ftRTTEWSBURV?KALI, AHfQMSBANOEMKNT-Tht ateamboat OSIRIS, 3CaCLCa|itJ. C. Allaire, will commence running on ntnrday, Sept. 98th, u fatlow*:?lrare Fniton Market *lip. Wart Rirar, erery Saturday at 10 o'clock A.M., Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. :i o'clock AM. RatorniM. leave* Red Batik erery Mnndar morning: at 10 o'clock A.^VLj Tuesday, Wedneaday, and Friday, at halt paat The boat will run aa abora until further notice,narlgatlon and weather permitting. oStnT t. roWELL k CU.'S LINE. FOR NEW3UROH. landing at CALD WELL'S, WERT POINT AND COLD 9B5B3LSPRINO?The ateamhoat HIGHLANDER Capt. Robert Wardrop, will lrare the foot of Warren atreet Row York, every Monday, Tie i ?Jey aad Saturday afternoon'* ad 4 o'clock. Retaruiag. the Huh, anwer will imu ,*ewburgli may Monday morning at o'clock, ana Tuesday end Frimy Unwon at I o'clock. For freight or paaaage,apply to the Captain on board. N. B. All baggage and freight of erery description, bank bBla orapeeie, not on board thia boat, must be at tho risk of the garnan tharoof.nalaaa a bill of lading orreeaipti* signed for tkaaama _ ______ mtu PfltW ? full wiahiog to Mod to the ol.l country for their frienda. make the aeoeaaary arranfeaieutj nth the enbecribeea, and bava them coma out in thu superior line of packets, aniline from Liverpool on the Tth *o?l Itth of every month. They will alao have aBret rate el tea of American traneient ehipa failing ovary aaath d?y. thereby affording a weekly communication from that port One of the Ann. Mr. Jam a D. BocWa. la than Mm witl remain during the year Iblt.toaae that all the persons jahoae paaaa^aa have been paid here ara forwarded with care Should the partita agreed for not roane out the money will be retained to thaai who paid it here without any deduction. IWdrtaannii iiwg thialineara: rSSfeklJL ^h* 'ro^MsffV ayhhria^ emona t. na^the Benh f jre II fbltOBot^neit door tofarTOMI E NE NE\ 4mUm lain. BY THOMAS BKLL^ (llirriifM.M Awand1 l? /WUnitrtth.) WKUNEsOAt. Large Sale of Spieadid Furniture, of all dcacriptica ,at lot o'clock, iu the aal* mw. Alan. aa euluaalaakaf new citr made warranted cabinet furniture. FRIDAY, At >9) o'clock, at the aalra room, Drr Ooorfe. Clothin/. Jewelry, Fancy and Pledged article*, Hardware, Cutlery, Watcher, kc of alldr-criptiuba, *lr,.nka I auaerior lolhiuc Clock, Caaaimera*. Vration, Silkr. ttatiua lie. Ik: Also. S be (fitU Cutlery, Gum. Satan. Wines. Groceries. 2 tua Hosiery, 4 trunks aecoad haud L lo l.iug, I'leOged Goods, kc kc. Also?The bill sue. stock of Merchast T ail >r. Also?3 trunks superior clothing, gui a. atest. wines, groceries. 8 esses hoiaery, 4 trunks of steoud hand clothing, kr., kc. Also?The ha'lmnee stock of a Merck ant Taper. Also?About iaa ro'r splendid London books, 'drawings, engri rings, punting*, frames,^Iwau ^fu^ihaffiild cutlery. At 10) oVIoek. ia tns Sales Room. Klrgant Furnitui'e?A I ante a?4 sst-nsire ralusblr assortmeut of household luruitutu?hooakeeping articles of all descriptions. Al.o?The stock of a Cabinet Mak; r Count log house furaiure. Also?The remainder of the rounling house and upright desks writing tables,kc by order of assiguees. T~UCTliJN HALE OK GiICKmHoUsC rL/iNl aa. The ultcniii u of the ublic is called lo a spleudid sale of Tie Green aud Hothouse Piauts. in fail bloc ui-comprising a great rsriety of elegant Pants a-d Flour err, among which are many new and raluable ranches of Moss aud Monthl- Roses, JuDouicsr, kc., kc.?to take slaee This Day, at Gu'fcic Hah. 3.6 Broadway. JOii.H B. ULUYE.R, Aueliou-er, m8 It* 171 Pearl street. 8TATEN ISLAND FERRY. Foot of Whitehall The ateamer STATF.N ISLANDER or SAMSON will run u followi until further notice I Leaves Staten Ulaao Leaves Whitehall At 11 o'clock a.m. At s o'clock a.m. "It II i i r.M. r-M. 5 N. B. All goo's shipred are required to be particularly marked an I are at the risk of the owner* thereof. ot aMM M MAIL 1,1 NETFok"aLTS"ANY and IntrT ...Htw-ieJeni'iliate Pl?cee. or as far as the ice permits X t* Z.xrith ealety?The Steamboat TELEOIt APH will leave the loot of Oourlandtslrett this (Wednesday) afternoon, March ad. at t o'clock. The steamboat I tica will leave for Albany, on Thursday aft-ruoon, "larch 3d at 6 o'clock. For pasaage or freight, apply on board, or to P. n. 9'IHULTZ, 2 It at the office on the Whwif. mm Fok M \RSEi "Til b* punl to TS# peiaon I wto left Inter, on Saturday evening. addreaaed to a ltdy in Broome ?t,on application to th* home ml 3t* UROPOSACS.?Prnpnaal* will be rtceireSTuntil tbe 14th I March, liti, by the Htrriab irgd, Port* couth, Mount Joy and Laneaatrr Railroad Company at their office. No. It) Walnut etreet, Philadelphia, for time bur by eoatraet, eleven mile* of the Company'* Road. wnh T Rail, a* per epecificatiooa to be *een at theeoropany'* office The road ta traded. and prepared for lay mi the track It ia believed that iron and fixture* auffitient for the eleven mile*, eea be had by the Contractor* (by giving aeearity) on three year* credit. Tc indieiduale po*a c? with THE FISCAL AGENT. Wia Chriatopher Bryan, Placidc Jutiuine, willappc ir an horet back a the La Belle Rosirre. Corpuscular M nirurrea. by thecrmpaiy. Clown's Act., tij mnastic feate and Pynmidiral d?eral Ne*ro Sonar and Dunce* Horsemanship on two horaee by Mi Stone, Cupid in she hoot India Rubber Man? Mratrr Hamiltra in hi* feat*. Mr Stone will arpear on tmrseb.r k a* the Klyma Indian. Master Diamond and Billy Whit lock will *(,(ear in *CTcral I Nigger Sena*and Breakdowns. To conclude with CROSSING THE LINE, 99-Bnxe*,5? cento?Plt9*eenu. US3t* AMERICAN MCIKI'M, Comer Broaitoay and Am i/rtet. Under the Management of Mr. P. T. Baraom DARE COMBI VATIO.x OK NEW ATTRACTIONS It terry day and evening thw week ?By particular desire theModelof tkeCityof Dublin tad F alls of Niagara, with real water, will remain here a ?ht he intends to giea a eneal and iustrumental Concert on Friday, the 11th ol Mareh. at the Apollo Grand Concert Rooms, Broadway, in which he will be aa.iated amoi g other emiueot artistes, by Mademoiselle Sophia Melixet.from Philadelphia, who will on teat occasion mane her tint appearance in Naw Yurh. Signer de Regno, on that occasiou. will luve an am.>le and well (elected bane. ltd by Mr. Penaon, in order la reprearnt the (rand scenia Irom lhe favorite opera II Fanatic* pr la Music*. aa well aa to render lha performance! of the evening effecliu* and brilliant. Particular* will be ahortljr advertised. Ib( Sat TkTh. FRSf ANMVthSARf OF JbKFKKaON LOBGENo. 4?, I. O of 0 K.?To be held at the Broadway Tabernacle, oa Thuraday, Match 3d, 1143, at halfpint T o'clock. Oidii or fiKieiati. I?Voluntary on the Organ by tire. keam*i. 8?Tri i and Chorua?The Heaven* are telling? From the Creation?Mra. Morley, Mr. Thornt >n, Mr. Boulard, and Choir. 3? Prayer. 4?Ode? by a member of JeHereon Lodge. 5?Muaic. S?Opening Addrera?by Bra. B. B Hallock, of Jefferson Lodge 3 7 Kccnatioo and Solo?The Sariour Come*?Mrs. Mcr.-&7. 9?Oration?by the Rev J. Newland Marti-.' IS?Ode?wntten.ea reaaly for thie occaaion by Bro. J. N. Ma/fit s II?Benediction. 19?Fitea'e Grand Hallelcj th?Handel. The Muaic under the direetirn of Bro. C. W. Beamea, who will preaide at the Organ. Ticket* 25 crn a each. For ,!e at Hale'* N*wi Room, Wall street; Benedict fc Squ>rea, 97S Bowerv: F R.Lee.cor Bowery and Hi an torn, W B k T Smith, P haaaai Mil,eta Music Saloon, Broadnuy G Underbill. IS Greenwich lane AD Seaman, 377 Grand; J Burnett,209 Stauton at; Ra.nb >w oil:e 107 Fulton; J M Ttce. 9 Bowery: Bro Hib'-arJ, 94 John P Ki iley, 11 avenne D; or f the fallowing Committee of Ar laegimentt?J J Moffat, 117II avenue; Geo W tJillet, 47 3d aveuur, cor 11 th street; John Green. PI Walker. Thomas McDona'd, cor 34th strt et and 3d avenue; B B Hallock. 5194th street. Memoere ot l*c orM are requeatea to appear in regvta. J. J.MOi K AT, Cnairawn, Jo ut Gurry, Secretary. ml 31* r s i r m r p "Be perfect in thi?art, and then No word can atll Urti* your w?." VfB- TOWNDROW, Professor or Stenography, would I'i moat respectfully annruuce that he cont? mplales leasing the rtty an early prri'id, aud that it therefore became! iudiipeo'ably neceaa.ryforsuch persona as wish to trail them sclera of hi* inatruetioa in lh> art of Writitg Short Hand, to make immediate application. Mr. T in offering hi* aerricea for the laat time for iereral yews. would particularly ineile the attention of thoae ladie* and geiitlrmrn wha may be deatroua to treaaiire up for fnlure Itudy and impraremeat the many eacelli nt aartaoaa and ralnable lecturca which th-y may hear from tin e to lime, tofht present opportunity of acquiring hia newly invented and high 1, approrad ayatem of Writing Hhort Hand, by a knowledge of which, ihe enct worda of aay ,ub ic speaker may be re enrded nj pron runced. acd pr'arrred in t legible form to aa to be read at any future period, wi.h the utmoat degree 01 eaaa an art leave a'lll a a'ubble land at harreat home." Thea- Powdera on tlie contrary, eradicate the stubbl?,"oreaaioaing to him who urea them n? miagiringa on approaching his "lad)a lota,'' or, la the interroursr of heart with h?art. the fear of iuflicliag on her rermil cheek1 (aa OeaeralG P. M has aa) unne, etaary pain. Seriously, no I toilet can hardly h# complele without this little aaaiitaut for removing Kair. It aecompliahaa the object in a few mmutea. and ieneiiherdimcu't 10 be applied nor dangerous m its operation on the akin. Fall directions accompany each bottle. I Pnce St. Tl he had at Dr. Gouraud's rtiree. 5S7 Broa.lwar. and ?1 Wa'ker etreet, I docrfrom BroMwijr, *hrrt diit >Iio be had Ootreevo'e Venarim.i Rouor, M cent* per bott'e. Oot'Uevp'e fcar pk ItiviD, or True Water of Beauty, for r?m"*tnf in jlmplry, freckle*, burn*, kr.. (I per bottle. A^riTi?New Y..rl?Albany, Alee. Ou h te. No.? Mae- den lane?Utica. G L Brown, perfumer, Oeneeea etreet? Pouebkeepeie, J O. ey?Buffalo. I Hifdile, HT and Mi Main tract. Penney I raoie?Philadelphia, Mr* Beowu 7? Chrenut ilreet. Maryland?Baltimore. Beth 8 Hance, Pratt etreet Dietrirt of''"liieihta?Wi.ehmttoo,Mb) Parker,Peniuylrania Areoue?Aleeandria.C C Berry. Vu| nia?Richmond, Mre Krayeer. I' etrtet. Connecticut?MiiWletown. It. C pcrre? i New lleeen. A Law, Chapel etreet?Hartford, Welle Humphrey, )7? Main etreet?Norwich. William baulkee.. Yaeeachueelle?Boatnn, A 8 Jordan. 1 Milk etreet. Lowell m .hire?"orte- 1 mouth, W R Prrntoo. Meioe-J ortlaiid, T Hajee k Co. 1 It 'ocor, Moeore Whittier k Guild Hallowell, h Bcammon Rhorlr laleud Prondeoce, Chailea Dyer, jr, Weatmiaatrr I etreet. Ohio-Columbia, Bummer Ciark. New Jeroey?T 1 eeaSroolc "'ioreion. Krery bottle of Dr. Goeraod'e Cowmeiire hee lie name with the iihmm of p'^parotoo *o4 >ew York, M WO OK the (or r Hide*. ?rH hi# fw timile rtfrovtd on the wranfwnof tb* PoWm >ublifi None other are |eoum? Pit la" 9 TO KMIUHO, I\LILlaN RK E MORNING, MARCH 2, THE NEW VflRW T.ANOET. I EDITED BY JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON,M. D., PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. CONTENTS OF NO. IX. LICTDIII. Professor Mott's Lectnrrs on Surgery, No. IX. The late Dr. Bush 131 Harelip 133 Stapby lo-raphe 133 Dr. Raimsbotham's Process of Parturition.' 'GraviJ Utenu' 119 Development of the Uterua 139 Cla*(ideation of Labors' 130 Difficult Labor 13# Insufficient Uterine Action 131 Deformity of the Pelvis 131 Descent of the Bladder 131 Rigidity of the Soft Parts 131 Travels ia Europe snd the East. By Valentine Mott, Jf. D Professor of Surgery, kc. Roux, of Paris 134 Velpeau 134 Civiale 134 Bronssais 133 Baron Larrey 133 M. Suetin 133 Dr. Mott's 1 Waterloo Operations' 133 Hospitals in Vienna 136 Dr. Mott's Opinion of Tobacco 136 Dr. Mott as a Theologian 136 The American Medical Library and Intelligencer. By Robley Dungliion, M. D Professor of the Inititutescf Medicine in Jetferson Mudical College of Philadelph ia 137 EDI r oalAL DhrABTMENT. Treatment of the Insane 137 The Revolution in Periodical Medical Literature.. 138 Anatomical and Pathological Drawing 138 To Publisher* 138 MEDICO-CHIBUBftlCAL BtrOBTKB Crosby street Clinique 139 Salivation from Colchicutn. By Wilson Jewell ,M D 130 Operation of rrostatetomy, accorJing to the mtthud of Celius. By Dr. Warren, of Boston 130 Case of LeucorrLira, with remark* by Cte braid?) Alio, a large I'ipcdy of the tligienic Patent#. The tallowing eegnra w,n b? eoid at eoat price Very old and auperior 11 aver ana irted Havana, m 3a per boneh (tS aegare) or $11 per tboueand: do Principe, It (J, or $13 per thoneadd. the b-at puma La Norma, 4a id per bunch, or per thonaand- do Noriega# , eery irir TtctorM.il n per uuucn, wr yil j*r iiuu. ti.u; th? celebrated higirnic pateiiie, t* per bunch; St Domii go, rr|tlii lite, H crnu per bunch, tut lie,ail auhjeet to the feature, and is lott to auit purchea.ra, at |M Naaaau at. Our agentathrough-ut ihe Unit'd St.tea for patent refara, will pleaae to a?nd em If lh?ir ordera for the new brand* of Waanragion and D >n Q jijote. There ia a au;eriur article mtuufaclur.il in our piivata manufaetarea ia H*e?nt and Pri.icip". and of the beat tobacco of La Vuelli de Abt je and Yara,tueh aa to pleaea the delicate Yankee taat?. i_f?5 ?f I'EIVA It CO LIKK Af?L? PHOr-ERi Y i.PKtBEKVkKB? BEUF COCKINU PISTOLS.?Thia Piatul tean be dwehargrd ail tlmea with alraott tne niiiditjr of thought. The piatol eoeka. the barrel revolfea and die ihargei merely by aullin g the trigger. the cham t?? ?h? tlMM, u U*ul?g? BO I n Wr.nro.rHk.M.rH. ml >w a|?u #fike ammu lutil*uCo. IER A 1842. CUy Intelligence. The Youno Mem' 1>emochatic GiheAal Committee meel this eveiing at Tammany Hall. The old men*' to morroweveuiug. We understand that both committees will recommend a meeting of the democracy at Tammany Hall, on Thursday of next week, to express an opinion in favor of the election of School Commissioners by the people, to whom may be entrusted the disbursement of the funds devoted to public education in this city, as well as the entire control and management of the public schools. Jemmy TwrrcniBUM?'The pocket of Mr Joseph Oliver, of the corner of Elm and Pearl itreeta, was picked on the night of 24th of last month, while he was standing at the bar of Munroe Hall, corner ol Centre and Pearl streets, of three dozen gold rings, valued at $30 A man named William Linn, who entered the house soon after Oliver came in, was seen, by a female living on the premises, to commit the act, but presuming that he was performing the theft ins joke, and that they were both acquainted, he ggve no alarm. He was arrested a day or two 6ince, and committed. Sr. Mask's Church Robbed Agaih.?This church that was enterad about three years aince, and robbed of nearly all its plate and other valuable fixtures, was again entered on Monday night, by the same rogues, as is supposed. They were not, however, as lucky as before, and succeeded in hiding nothing but the minister's silk gown and a .'ilk scarf. These they carried off, and it is hoped this may lead to the detection of the sacrilegious scoundrels. Who's LcstaQuarier Box or Tea.?On Monday evening officers Sweet and Cockefair, stopped a negro, who says his name is George Waterman, on suspicion of stealing a quarter box of tea, marked llyson, H. A. No. 34, Ann McKira," which was found iu his possession, and the owner can pro cure it by application to either of the above named olucers, at the police oilice. Suicide bt Laudanum.?A young worfianfnam cd Mary Johnson, aged about 27 years, a native of Ireland, committed suicide on Sunday night, by taking laudanum She had been recently residing with Mrs McFarland, in the rear of 118 Orange si., and on Monday evening borrowed a quarter of a dollar from a neighbor, and purchased eight cents worth of laudanum at an apothecary store comer of Hester and Mulberry streets. She was discovered to be insensible about eight o'clock on Sundty evening, when Drs. Sweeney and Maclay were called in to relieve her, but their eA'orts were useless, as she died the next day about three o'clock. A cup was found n the premues in which she had purchused the Iiudanutn. The coroner held an inquest en the body, and the jury returned a verdict ol death by administering to herself some narcotic poison, which the jurors belitve to be laudanum." No cause is known lor her conduct. Stolen Sh-veu ?The proper owner of the following silver spoons can obtain them by identification at the Police Ofiice, or application to ofiicers Sweet and McGrath. Table spoons marked W. J. B. (and M. S. Brighton Hotel, 66.?Tea spoons marked H. J. T G. K. A., P. M. J., J. N. A. S. V. I. District Court. Before Judge Betta. March 2-?Yesteray was quite an epoh in the history of American jurisprudence, it being the day on which the first declarations in bankruptcy, under a national law, were, acted, upon. The Court roem presented a basy scene, manr persons assembling to witness the proceedings. The names of petitioners were called by the Judge ae they appeared upon the docket, and occasionally were answered by the parties in propria persoaa, but mostly by counsel. Objections in soma iatances were read and in others filed without bsing so Obr old friend James WnUon Webb went off rejoicing te think be bad got clear ao taiilj, wbile the poor Joteph'e looked mere blank and melaneho.y than they did the morning after their splendid bouae came topling dewn in Wall atreet. Indeed it teem-d generally quite a gay day for debtera. In Baskroptct. On the appearance of the Petitionera yeaterday morning in Court, objectiena were interposed in aereral caaer, and many inquiriee were addressed to the Court from the bar, at to pointa of practice inthiaatep ef the proceeding*. The Judge stated that the order and course ef business would be? 1. That the Court would aet each day at ten A. M. te receira motiona and hear argumenta in bankruptcy, and continuea in session until the opening of the Circuit at twelre o clock. 2. That objectiona baring been now filed to the jurisdiction of thia court?to the authority of the commiaaionere, and to the act of Congreaa aa anconatiintional?tha Court would auapend action ia all the caaea returnable to-day, until these peinta were disposed of. 3. That objections under (he first notice to show came, may be filed with the clerk at any time before a decree of bankruptcy in moved. 4. When no objections to a decree of bankruptcy are filed on or before such motion, they cannot be filed afterward*, unlet* the entry of this decree i* delayed ot the instance of a creditor. 5 But if obj?etioaa are filed on or befere the day for showing cause, or the day is enlarged by order of the Court, other* may also he filed by the same, or other parties at any time previous to a decree ot bankruptcy. 6. The party freling objections mnst, in the first instance, take the proper steps for| disposing of them?if he omits doing so, the objections will not delay a decree of bankrup cy. 7. An order of reference to a commissioner to take process will be general, and the creditor filing objection* mny accordingly give preof of facts not specified, whieb tend to.snpport his objections. 8. Any other creditor" may go before the same Commission and take process under his objections, without taking out a further order of reference, and by only noting his reference on the docket. The action to-day is on the petition Torn decree Should ihat be allowed, the parties are to petition for a discharge irom meir aeon this it to be advertited seventy days, during which creditor! thou cause why they shoe, Wm. W.Jones, Albert L Decamp, Beaiamia t i i ,1 i? nnuon, ??iu ij. ivirsj, ^aoici uivcn, ncai* efraan, Jane* Green, 8amue| Congden. James T. 1 I Dougal, Girard C. \j*m er, Matthew Hopper, isher Amee Fisher, James W Judd, Akel Marker, homaa B Coddington. NicholasIlaight John \V. 'ellowi, FraneTs II. Aiwdon, Lew,a A H lline, I olid White, Daniel K. Delavan, Win 8 Picker ig, Charles Newman, Donglaa Batteries, Joaaph 1 hannon, Bradley 8 St John, John R. Wheeler, i Id ward G Burgee, Won. if. Rossiter, Wa Os- orn, Charles Bradford. The Mowing person* were called, bet did not j ppear, nor were any ohjeetieea presented Ho- I i e St. John, George W. Teeny, Jesiah Pierce. 1 Objections were mode to the following, en the rwud of in/ermalhy, or as contesting the eoanti- t L D. PrietVwtDMU I 11# ..?>??i "f i ............>7 ui iu i?w m.oeri Malcolm, John I P Van Ejipi, Q orj? A. Ward, John Moffat. Obj-etion* matt be placed forthwith on th? dn?K?t, and the armament the questiona of law will be heard by the court in two day*. The question* of faet will bcrefetred to a comnaitaioner. Court of Oyer and Terminer. Before Judge Kent and Aldermen Purdy aad Lei*. March 1.?Cat* of John C. Colt?Judge Keat yesterday drc.tled that the bill of exception* contained mitticu ntly ttrong pilot* a* related to queationa of law to permit ite going to the Supreme Court, lie ha* signed it to that affect. Sentence of course, is suspended, till the action of the high, er court it kuown, which will not be for tome week*. The hill in relation to William B. Wiley i* not Sat fnlly decided upon. It will,no doubt, however,, e allowed. The view* uf the Court will probably be made known thi* forenoon. Central Senators*. Before Judge* Lynch and Noah, and Aldermea Bay li* and Pollock. Wm. SiiALxa, Eiq Acting D.ttrict Attorney. March 1.?Attempted Burglary?A colored man named William Thomas, was tried for attempting to enter the dwelling of Col James Monroe, in Varick street, a few week* aince. He wa* heard by tome of the family in endearoiine to fore. nn.? the doors by false keys, and was caught on ibe steps by one of (he servants of (be bouse. Two brass keys were found in his possession by the officer ivbo arrested bins. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty. Forgery in the Second Degree.?A man named Simon Frszer, was tried for attem pting to pass an altered note of the North River Banking Company, purporting to be of the North River Bank, of the denomination of $3 He entered the store of Israel M Vanhurgh, No 96 Centre street, on the evening of the 21-it of January, and pretending to be drunk, he ottered to purchase a quarter box of segars ana tendered the note in pa) meat. It was also proved that he had previously attempted to pass a similar note at the box lieketottice of the Chatham Theatre, on the same evening, which was retained by the person to whom it was ottered- The jury returned a verdict of guil y of forgery in the second degree. Grand Ijarcen? A woman named Lavinia Brand, was tried for ~r r 1. -6 icmeie clothing, valued at ?46 37jj, from Mm Susannah Soydam, of No. 12 Cauul street, on Christmas ('ay last. She was seen to come down the stair* at t'ie above house on the day the goods were missed with a bundle under her arm, and also sold one of the dresses te Mrs. Levy, of Orange street, the same day- The prisoner was defended by Calvin Pepper, Esq recently from Albany, who made a very ingenious defence, 'in defianee of the Eoint blank testimony presented by prosecntion, lit the jnry reiuraed a verdict of gn:ity, and the Court seuteneed her to the states prison for two years Burglary in Second Degree?A black fellow named Lewis Van Dyke was tried for breaking open the cellar of the house No. 116 Chatham street, on the night of the 13th of January, and stealing a number ot pocket books, woollen night caps, &c valued at $3 !Mi, from a case that belonged to John Coyle, a retail de?ler, who kept a stand in front of the house. Mr. Coyle stated'that be had locked the door of the cellar, as usual, on the ever ing previous to the burglary, and left the key in the portar bouse ab *ve it, as was his custom. In the morning ke found the lock wrenched off, and the goods taken away. When the prisoner was arrested, several of the stolen articles were found in his possession, as well as a receipt book belonging to Mr. Coyle. The prisoner was defended by Counsellor Dougherty. Judge Lyneb, in charging the jury, stated that it was necessary they should be ratisfied that the uuur uhu ui'cn upenea ny taiia Kcji, brrort the jury could render n verdict of burg'nry, if the door wa? not forced open. That the entering of n hoaae by ike meana of the key that belonged to the door, although improperly obtained, waa not a burglary, and therefore the jury meat make thia diatinction in their rerdiet Under thia charge, the jory returned a verdict of guilty of petit larceny only, and the Court ?ent hicu up for tlx aontha. The prtaoner i? an old offender, and haa previoualy been in the 8:atea' priaon 1'traded Guilty ?A black fellow named William Coraiah. who had been indicted for grand larceny, in atea'ing a bag of Pruaaia feathera, vnlned at from Messrs. Childa St Kiley, No 47 Beekujan atreet, on the 1st of Feb last, entered a plea of guilty by the advice of hia counael, M. Van Hovenberg, Eiq and the Court aentenced him to six montha imprisonment in the Penitentiary. Grand Larceny?A colored man named Abraham Doatwick, waa tried for atealing a piece of pilot cloth containing 21^ yard*, valued at #26, from the atore of J. J. Wiilia, No. 217 Greenwich atreet, on the 14th ol January. The cloth waa fonad in hia poaaeaaion by one of the clerka of the atore a few miautea after be had atolen it. The jury returned a verdict of guilty of petit larceny only, and the Court sentenced him to aix montha in the Penitentiary. The Court then took a reeeas until Thuraday morning, and diacharged the jury for the ba'aice of the terra. Special Si-salon*. Before Judge Noah and Aldermen Balia and Pol* lock. Mabch 1.? lamea Donnelly waa tried for stealing a atove worth $5 from Meaara. Johnaon St Lowden, No 36 Wall atreet. found gnilty and aent to the Penitentiary for 30 days. Alfred Fountain, charged with atealing aomo tobacco from hia enEplover, Mar* Kelch, No 131 Bowery, wa? found ilty, but judgment waa ausp.nded and he waa icharged. Bundle Fieher, black, for an naaault and battery on Hetty Bon, waa aerved likewise.? Joaeph Hall for aasaulting Samuel H. Wooda, ditto- William Sheridan for atealing a whip from John Carr, waa aerved in the tame way, and the Seasicna adjourned. Bankrupt Lint, SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK James Cropsey, Naw York, to be declared bankrupt April I Albeit McNulty, do, March J8; Geo W Chambers, Tompkintville, do; Jsmea M Plumb, New Vork, April 1; John Bailey.Walkill, do; Benjamin P Hemareat. New York. April S; Edw O Van Bentkuyaeii do, April I: Henry PCropasy.do; Alfred I.ockwood, do. Hervey McCune,do, April 9: Oeo Johnaon and Jesio Green,do, April 1; Charles H Burr, do; Pelatiah Wighl.de; Joseph Gordon Pike, do; AIt partmot A??'t Surffoaa U M Byrne, and D Heradon, ordered to report for duty in Florida, to relieve Aee't Surgeons J Byrne and J R Conrad. 3o AhTii.LCar.?l?t Lieut George Taylor, order-ii.ik.?;i,'tnre aridamv ru i"inc J ,7 .J m Navv OuntHf, r?b. 14?Litat Oliver Tod, (loop John Adam*; Lieut J M Lockcif, (loop Vandalia; Lieut L C Sartori, receiving (hip, New York; Aas't 8ur \V E Conle, frigate Columbia; P?( Mid C S McDunongh, acting matter brig DoU phia; Gunner J Carpenter, (loop Vandalia: 15 Lieut A Taylor, nary yard. Washington; Lieut T T Hunter, receiving vessel, Alexandria; Liaat J M Watson, detained from rend'xvous, Philadelphia; Lieut R F Pinkncy, order to Vandalia revoked, and to remain attached to receiving veasel, Baltimore. 16 Lieut AE Down*a, receiving t-hin, Boston; Lieut R B Hitchcock, dodo: Lieat S Wttodou, rendezvous Philadelphia; Master'e mate G D Decker, frigate Columbia; Iioatasraiat R Whitaker, navy yard, Philadelphia. 17 Surgeon S Jaekaoa, receiving shin, Nesv York; Surgeou L B Hunter, rendezvous, Baltimore, vice J M Folia relieved on account of ill healtn: Mid E Y MeCauley, Mediterranean squadron 18 Pareer F G McCauiey, receiving ship New Yotk, vice B J Cahoone, who ha* been attached three years; Mid W F Da long, receiving ship. New Yerfc. 21 Surgeon W .Swift, rendezvouf, Boston; Surgeon E Gilchrist, frigate Columbia, vice J M Greene, relieved on account of ill hwllh; Lieut C H Ken?edy, leave 3 month*, having returned from coeet af Braxil on tick ticket. RasiatSATioita Feb 15 William Craney, Past* d Midshipman. 19 Charles Wager, do ArpoinTMKnr*?Feb 16 George D Decker. J II ~k*rf?eo? L per ttila atiip will oltiaear |4 tholr pennita on hear*, at Mraaa wharf, foot of #*ll at, iwiaaOiaUlf All fooAa no* ?rmitM ia t" tafa awl tMiaiiatly be ran I to toa pnUte lore. wl j"OR lALC-Oaraw Tapaa.theap lor aaofc, at fto.lt OoM [OTT^lliCliE ETiri iTrRLnORiUt'oririC*. r" (>n~*U-H Br*T^' {ffuJT'

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NEW YORK HEKALI). Maw York, Wrdnesdu^ March IMii, Wkst India Royal Mail Steamers.?As it will afford important information to our numerous reader*, we mention lhat letters can be sent by the Clyde, which is to aatl front this port on the ll)tb, to any of the British Poaaeuaion* la the West Indies Letters should be therefore forwarded to the Post Office Agent, No 7 I'ine street,on or before the !hh. Letters to all other places than the Hntuh Pos^rseions must be prepaid in New York; letters also can be forwarded to the Pacific Ocean by Panama. FIVE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND. Terrible Gale In I he Atlnntlc-Treuble between France and Simla-Decline In the French Fnndi-Flght between French Reylmiaii of the Line?Rcttsinof the French Minister from Spain? Visit* of two European Kings to Queen Victoria?Christening of the Prince Royal ?British Politic*? Important Letter Relative to Slavery In Cuba? Death*?.Literature?.Theatrical*? 3Carket?, &c. The packet ship Hendrick Hudson, Capt. Morgan, has arrived uom London. She sailed thence oa the 19th January. Captain M. has crossed the Atlantic ocean 106 times, and in all that time, never aw such bad weather as he experienced Ircm the 6th to 14th of February. The breach between France and Spain is widened. Letters from Madrid via 1'aris, dated the 6:h instant, announce that M. de Salvandy, after receiving from the Spanish cabinet a reply to his ultimatum, left Madrid on that day (the tith iust for Paris? ae icaivdiiuy apptiuieu m. uecazes, one 01 tne aUaiJut, to act us Chaige d'Affairs. A Bayonne letter of the lOih instant announces lhat two attaches to the French Embassy at Madrid, had just passed through Bayonne, on their way to Paris, and that M- de Salvandy hud stopped at Brevieeca, a village situate between Ilurgos and Vittoria, whither the courier who was the bearer of the instructions forwarded from Paris on the 5th icst, and who had just arrived in Bayonne, proceeded. The dillicullies between Russia and France seem to be settled. M. Kisseleff, the Russian Minister in Paris, was preseuton the 12th, at a soiree of the Minister for Foreign Affairs, M. Guizot, by whom he was most coidially received. French Ambassador.?The Puke of Buckingham is to supercede Lord Cowley as Minister to Pane. P.ARLiAMf j?t ?The meeting of Parliament was lixed for the 3rd of February. The usual notice to the supporters of the Ministry had been issued, requesting their punctual attendunce. Royal Exchanos.?Prince Albert laid the first atone of the Royal Exchange, with great ceremonies, January 17ib, and afterwards dined with the Lord Meyor. The Times has broken ground on the Creole case declaring the claim for restitution th? moat aulaciously untenable" it is possible to imagine. The QctE.x, the King of Prussia, and the King of Belgium, were all going in state to Drury Lane ai d Covent Garden Theatres. Among the marriages in high life the London papers mention one that is shortly to take place between Adolphus, the reigning Duke of Nassau, and the Princess Maria Sophia. Louisu, of Grange. The former was born in 1817, and the latter in 1824. The King of Prussia's present to his godson, the Prince of Wales, according to the on dits in the firet _ _ tj _i:- :li i.? _ ~_i i:j i .t circles tti ?>rijui, will uc ifueiiuiu royai minur, liued with rrmme, decorated with the star of the Order of the Black Eagle, formed of brilliants and other jewels of the first water. Lord Ashburion was expected to leave in the couisc of the month of January. 1e:**ARv, A'c Ainsworth has anew novel callcd Windsor" in the press, and is also to bring out a new magazine, called Ainsworth's Magazine," to be illustrated by Cruikshank. The following new works have been published in London The New Moral World," by Owen; the "Play Fellow," by Harriet Martineau "Anne Eoleyn," a Romance, by Mrs. Thomson; "Sir Henry Morgan, the Buccaneer," by Howard De Montfort; or the Old English Nobleman," a Novel; The Blue Belles of England," a Novel, by Mrs. Tro!4aracn i neairc, w ncu miss .'lueimje iwmuie will sustain the principal charactor of Elena. The Weather ?The weather has been eery ?? with Sir James trahani acd the Pukr ol luckingharr., anJ addJ, that Sir James, in parties Isr, is likely, before many months have passed, to be the destruction ftf the Tory Cabinet,' ataoming that no other cause shall expedite t!i- catastrophe The Cnronicl?*; speculating on the probability ot (be Dake.it Buckingham's surrendering his prejudices on the subject of the Corn-laws, and regarding it with .^ir Robert Peel's eyes, says:?"A report, which has been current for some dajs, and is uow very generelly credited, induces us to thick that the bargain has b -en made on these terms?that we ac opeedilv to h ive ihe happiness of counting the Puke of B ieking'um among the friends of free trade and that henceforth he is r.ot to be considered the were Fturner's Friend,' but ra'her The Fium'tV Judicious Friend.' Thisrep.rt is,ihat it issudd'nly discovered to at Lord Cowley is upward* of uvrtl) years of ago that an Ambassador at Paris, in thew days of quarrelsome etiquette, ought to be ta llo vijror of lift* and intellect; and fhat the L>uKe and the debate, created come excitement there. At the tanae time there arrived the meoage of the Governor of Indiana, with the repudiation reflations of different publie meeting* in that State, all of which are freely commented upon in the Time* of the 17th. The article wind* up in the following itiain Summary work thi?, with creditor* end public officer* but the piper will be pud, gentlemen, and the States of Missiiiippi, Arkansas, and Indiana, are'not very well inclined to pay him- *o otntbody rather more "innocent must. And ao we suppoce, when all the commercial house*, bank*, and individual atale* of America have be come bankrupt, it will then be tbe turn oi uongress. Meantime, things go on merrily enough Texas shell be incorporated, and the Morida Indiana subdued, and the Canadian barns burnt, and the navy increased, and England fought with and Who's afraid 1" says Messrs Upshuraud Stevenson. The Times," and ether papers, scout the idea of any restitution for the slaves of the Creole, or any giving up. Right or Search.?The "National," referting to the article in The Times" of Wednesday last on the right of search," affects to anticipate that, instead of having all Europe with us in a war against the United States (should the latter refuse ucknow. ledging and concurring in the right of search,) we should have all the world against us. This logical deduction from the treaty signed by the live great Powers of Europe is not likely, however, to make many dupes even in France.?London Timet. Right ok Search.?The "Right of Search" question is producing quite a ferment in the United States. From the President down to the humblest laborer at the foot cf the Rocky mountains all are resolved to resist any attempt to overhaul American merchant-vessels, or to compel them to exhibit the ir papers. The question is indeed a very troublesome one, and perhaps had better be at once abandoned. London Sun. _ Lord Moupxth.?Tha London Sun" says:? Pious Protestant gold is to De expended in tnepurchase t.f Irish soils for Satan, but bad as this is, it is not bad enough for the "Standard The bump of lying was never surely so strongly developed asupon|ihe brazen front of our contemporary. Wc know not which to abhor most, the falsehood or the baseness of the following foul attack upon the character of Lord Morpeth:? The women of this island remember their debt to the individual with whom the battle is renlly to be (ought, and they cannot forget that, even very lately, his nomin e in Dublin, on the present occasion, repeated the foul slander of their wretched libeller. The women of Great Britain alone would subscribe one hundred fold the necessary expense." Now when, or upon what occasion, was the high minded, generous hearted nobleman here lyingly alluded to, ever heard to cast a reflection upon the character of the fair sax of this or any other country 1 Lord Morpeth repeat the slander otf the libeller of his countrywomen Never. If England has produced a man who would be the last of all othrrs to utter a disparaging word of women, that man is undoubtedly Lord Morpeth. And as to the repetition of the stale, thread bare calumny about Mr. O'Connell, it is enough that that gentleman solemnly declared in our hearing, and that of hundreds b -sides, in the House of Commons, that he never uttered the words attributed to him reflecting upon the chastity of English women, to justify any gentleman or public writer, having a due regard to his own character, to treat it with silent contempt. Willi a view to cool the ardor of the liberal*, the torics pretend that, if elected, Lord Morpeth would not accept the representation of Dublin. We believe thi* to be altogether untrue. Lord Morpeth mutt entertain too high a sense of the honor done him by the Irish metropolis, to dream for an instant of declining it. Were his Lordship asked to put himself forward as a candidate for the represen'ation of Dublin, r?ry possibly he might refuse but it is quite another thing to be returned unasked as a member for that city. So far as concerns the best interests of the Irish electors, it would be impossible for them to select a better, or more influential and judicious representative than the Noble Lord who so recently and so praiseworthily filled the office of Secretary for Ireland. Lord Morpeth.?A correspondent of the "Morning Chronicle" suggests that the sum of 1,4001, collected in the West Riding, for the purpose of presenting a testimonial to his Lordship, should be handed over to the Dublin Committee towards the expenses of the election. This is good advice? the lories (have laid down 8,0001. to oppose Lord Morpeth, and we trust the liberals will not be cutdone, when they have a candidate so generally beloved. The NewJodoe We give the following as the current rumor in Westminster-hall this morning, although we feel bound to add, that many gentlemen of the long robe do not place imolici' belief in itThe Attorney-General (Sir F. Pollock) ia to succeed Mr. Justice Bosanquet as cne of the judges of the Court of Common Pleas; Sir W. Follet to be Attorney-General, and Mr. Cresswell SolicitorGeneral Standard. The Times" says Cresewell will be the Judge. Fires in the Metropolis ?On Saturday evening the official report of the number of fires which occurred in the metropolis from the 1st day of January to the 31st of December, 18-11, was made no by Mr Braidwood, the superintendent of the Fire Establishment, and from which it appears that the gross number were Sou, being an increase of 15 over the numbei which occurred in 1810 Out of this great number only 24 total destructions have happened. Of houses and buildings considerably damiged, 231 Slightly damaged, 438. False alarms and chimneys, 151). Of fires which happened at private houses there were 213; lodging houses.til; carpenters, 37; licensed victuallers,31; drapers, 21; bakers, IS; sale-shops, 25; stables, 14; steain-milifl, t>; churches, 3; wine and .spirit merchants, 37; of other trades and occupations the numbers wry from 1 to 9. The Chinese Compensation.?The neighborhood of the terminus of the South-Western Railway, at Nine Kims, was yesterday morning the sceuc of UllUSUdl exciiemciu, IU1U tiu l li ii 11 y ii nti iuuiiu iiihi ita cause was the arrival of the Chinese or compensation money by one of the trains- The specie was packed up in small boxes, which were conveyed away from the terminus by a large number of Home and Chup'.iu's wagons indeed the available conveyances of these former coach proprietors proved no*, to be sufficient for the transmission of the whole of the treasure, and therefore several vehicles belonging to persons in the immediate vicinity were also engaged in the removal to Her Majesty's Mint, under the escort of a detachment of the 32d Foot, the officer in command of which was accompanied in his command by a gentleman who holda a high situation in the Treasury. Repeal Meeti.no ?At the last repeal meeting held in Dublin, the following speeches were given:? Mr- T. Re> Holds delivered a most furious oration, to the great delight of the less sh, don't his^him! [Renewed groaru and htsees] Weil, well; sure he sen: a shin ol beel to the mendicity [loud laughter)?actually a quartet ot beet Th? l/O'd-L'eu'.enani was perhaps canying ml" practice the account Hroce gave of the Any* siniane, who cut oil limbs front their cattle, and seni them into the fields to grow ugain, for he understorw there was a cow on three legs in the 1 homxPark The Pchooi.mvstkh Amove A few days hinct a ciwe ot rather a novel character came UefoTc i certain Court at Lye, the complainant being a lad r.f high respectability. She stated that as sire wa riding on the Uueea highway with a gcniltmr.n schoolmaster by profession) he committed a misd' ui auor ??n her person, which at length proved to b o !y an jifTectionate salute wiih the jipa. The dft Cultivation ok Cotton in India?Since the publication ?f the letter on this subject, addreased by the Bombay Chamber of Commerce to the Indian government, we have learnt, through the me dium of letteia received by the last overland mail, that the efforts of the American planters who went to the westerly aide of India have so far entirely failed Indeed, so far as we can learn, there has been very great neglect aud mismanagement on almost every point connected with their operations It wonld seem as if the directors of the Kast India Company had thought it was quite enough to send them to India, and that mil further care about them was quite unnecessary; for, on their arrival in that ^mitifrv. thuv fnnnri that nn rlirprtinn r?*A!)flCt ID? them had been given; and they were absolutely losing their time for two or three months, until instructions could be received from the government. Then, instead of letting them survey the country, and choose the situation and soil which appeared be?t adapted for the culture of cotton, when instructions were received, they were taken at once to Broach, and there placed under the direction of a gentleman who felt no interest in the matter, but who took upon him to choose soil and situation for them. He allotted them what was considered very good cotton land?that is, land cf a strong and tenacious quality, exceedingly well adapted for the growth of the native cotton, but which former experiments bad shown to be very unfavorable to the American plant, which has n large tap root,and thrives as badly ia the stiff black soil in which the Dative cotton is grown, as carrots would thrive in a stiff elay in this country. As a matter of course, their crop of upland cotton has failed, with the exception cfn very small patch which they had planted on a piece of light sandy soil, which the tap roots of the cottou were able to penetrate, and on which the plants were exceedingly luxuriant, and coveted with large pods of coiton. From the strong black soil, itjwas not supposed that they would be able to pick a pound per acre of good cotton. So far, therefore, the cultivation of American cotton in Uppvr India has made no progress; nor do we imagine that it is very likely to do so here after. From all we have read upon the subject of Indian cotton cultivation, it seems to us, that the best chance of success is to be found in a careiui and discriminating growth of native rarities, and a careful gathering and cleaning of the produce. This w as one of the objects towards which the at te ;tion of the American planters was to be direct ed; but, hitherto, we find very little has been done. At the date of the latest advices from Broach (the 21th of November,) they were putting up a ginbouse for ginning native cotton but, owing to the greet number ot obstacles necessarily experienced in such a country as India, they made very slow progress with their work and it was feared that the growing crop would be entirely over before their gins were ready. Up to the date mentioned, no satisfactory experiments had been made rs to the capability of the native cotton to stand ginning Some trials were about to be made with a hand-gin, which, one would suppose, ought have been the first step taken, before incurring a large expense in erecting machinery, which may prove useless. ?On the whole, we fear the prospect of receiving any large supply of superior cotton from India is not at present very flattering. In order to overcome the difficulties presented by the habile of the people, and by other causes, great energy and perseverance, on the part of the agents of the Indian government, entrusted with the control of the experiments is absolutely necessary andjthos-e qualities cannot be expected from parties who do uot feel a strong interest in their success. Hitherto, we believe, the government agent* have lent but a cold and indifferent aid to tho experiments and it is, therefore, to be feared, that, unleis the matter should be pat intoothcr hands, there doe* not seem to be much chance of any good result from experiments from which so much wa* expected.?Manchester Guardian. Curious Cause.?We understand that the gentlemen of the long robe at Edinburgh are likely to be engaged soon in a very curions cas?, as to the legitimacy of an heir to a Scottish estate, in consequence of a lady, after being thirty years married, without issue, having gone to Pans, and having there, as she states, given birth to a son. It would be improper at present to enter into further partieu'ars? Edinburgh Observer. Shuts or thf. Times ?Two of the old drinking houses at Monmouth hare been converted into eating houses. The "Scottish Patriot," the Chartist paper in Glasgow, has ceased to exist. Editor's Salart.?Theodore Hook received $2500 per year for editing the "John Bull," a weekly paper. The author of "Tom Cringle's Log"?ascribed to Captain Basil Hall and others?turns out to be a Mr. Scott, who died not long ago. The discovery was made by the sons of Mr. Blackwood, the publisher, on the death of their father; and they have recently announced it in a new edition. Edward OxroRn ?This individual, who is detained an inmate for life in Bethlem Hospital under her Majesty's warrant as a criminal lunatic, beguiles the tedium of his confinement by reading, drawing, (tec-, end does not exhibit the slightest symptom of aberration of intellect. For seme months after his confinement, the applications to Lord Shaftesbury and other governors to see him were very numerous, but the public curiosity appears to have died away, and few strangers now solicit permission to see Oxford. When spoken to on the subject of firing at her Majesty, he invariably declares the pistol was not loaded with ball. Captain Gold, one of the maniac intruders into Buckingham Palace, is also detained, in Bethlem under her Majesty's warrant. Slavery In Cuba?England and Spain.. The following note has been addressed by the British Ambassador at Madrid to the Spanish Go* vernment, relative to the slaves in the island of Cuba:? British Legation in Spain, Madrid, Dec. 17,1812. Sir,?Notwithstanding that the trallic in slaves under the Hag of Spain has considerably diminished, in virtue of the treaty of June 15, 1835, between Great Britain and Spain, nevertheless the dealers in slaves have hoisted other colors for the protection of their ships, by which means new importations of blacks from Africa have continued to supply the pla.-dof Cuba It has been thought, in spite of this, that these abuses might be put a stop to by conferring on the mixed commission sitting at the Havana the power to investigate the cases of the negroes existing at Havana in slavery, declare whether they haw been imported or not into the island subeeauent to the30ih of October, 1830, and to decide w hether the said negroes should be emancipated. With this object Her Majesty's Government has prepared the draught of a convention, which 1 have been ordered to propose to the Spanish Government. "I some months since submitted a conv of the said convention to M. Perez de Castro, aud his Excellency promised me that the matter should be immediately taken into consideration. 1 have, therefore, the honor of now submitting to your Excellency another copy of the draught of the above-mentioned convention, the object of which 1 some time since explained to your Excellency. Her Most Catholic Majesty's Government has invariably professed the same lively wishes as those which influence Great Britain in co-operating in atl the measures already proposed for the abolition of this abominable tiaffic, and, notwithstanding, it is an unquestionable fact, that instead of being lessened or somewhat modified, in consequence of the restrictive measures .heretofore adopted, the evil increases in the Spanish colonies, which position is unanswerably confirmed by the progressive increase t.f the slave population. In order to remedy this great abuse and violation of the existing treaties, it is proposed to confer on the mixed commission the pow? r of enforcing the national law established to that effect, elevating it to a degrtc of suliictency and vigor that shall place it in a condition to ellrctually destroy the evil; 1 because, by preventing the demand for victims, their shipment from Africa will be checked. It is 1 only necessary to convince the purchasets, as well as the owners ol African s'avts, that they cannot reckon on possessing their dlegal am Maria de Ferrer, fee" France. Our advices from Pan* are to the *3'h of January. The French funda, it will be seen declined, owing principally to the departure of M. Sslrandy from Madrid, the knowledge of which somehow oroiiiar reached the B- uree. To this intelligence was added a rumor that the Sp^nsh Government had cauaed the armaof France, wliich usually surrounded the entrance to the French Atabueeador's residence, to be taken down. It ia more probable, however, that if they have disup peared, il will have been by the order of M. Salvandy himself. "Another rumor," rays our Paris letter of Thursday evening, "contributed to the gloomy impression observable on the Bourse that day?namely, that ihe Minis'ir of Finance, M. Humann, and not the Minister of Public Works, would on Monday next present certain railroad bille, and take occasion to speak of the conversion of Five per Cents. A report which, if it produced any, would have had a contrary effect, also pre vailed on the Bourse? namely, that the Duke of Angoulrme was dead. Ia national of Friday publishes an account of a pitched battle fought on Sanday last at the Bariere de 1'Kcole (near the Champs de Mars), between the soldiers of two regiments (the 2d Light Infantry and 59th of the Line) iormiug part of the garrison of Paris. The combatants were 2,000 in number, and were armed for tha greater part with sabres, the rest with stakes or bludgeons, and not only resisted and treated with contempt their officers, who threw themselves between them to induce them to desist, but disarmed the 'pickets of troops seat to restore order, and continued their conflict until compelled to leave off by sheer fatigue It is unnecessary to add that vast numbers of those infuriated men were severely wcuaded, and that the affair caused lively alarm in the neighborhood ol the fight, and yet the knowledge ot the ingnuul occurrence only reacnea the majority of the inhabitant* ot Pan* four days aftt-rwuids through the newspaper puragraph above alluded to. Trouble {in Paris.?The "London Times" says, we have frequently of late mentioned the capital conviction ef soldiers by Court Martial in Paris, for assaults on their superiors, facts w hich appeared to us to argue increasing .disorganization in the French army. -?t.Nril The addre^-B in answer to the King's speech was read in the Chamber of Deputies on the 14th. The Debats speaks ot it as meriting the fullest approbabation, whence we may infer that there is nothing in it very otfensive to the monareh and his Ministers.?The debate on the address was to commence on the 17thglialn. The Madrid journal* and correspondence to the 8th iu*t. have reached. The Minister for Foreign Affairs had given to the committee appointed to draw up the address in answer to the Regent's speech, all the information it could desire relative to the differences which hnd arisen between M- de Salvandy and the Spanish government. The committee have come to an understanding upon the paragraph relative to Barcelona. It would blame the Minister for dcclariug the city in a state of blockade, and exhibiting such weakness towards the members of the Junta of Vigilance. Bato.nxe, Jan. 12 ?Mr Salraady arrived here (his morning, dined at Tolosa, and travelled all night. On arriving at the Hotel de Commerce he he was obliged to betake himself to bed. It ia said that he starts for Paris at an early hoar to merro w morning He receives the visits of the authorities, &e. at rather a late hour this afternoon. Germany. The "Gazette of Upper Germany" of the 10th instant, announces the departure of Prince Paul Esterhazy from Vienna on the 6th instant, to resume his diplomatic functions at the Court of St. James. The visit of the King of Prussia to London is believed to have led to this determination on the part of the Ambassador. The "Augsburg Gazette" of the 9,h inst., under date Constantinople 2&1 ult., states, that ltifaat Pasha had been dismissed and replaced by Sarim Effendi, a Turk much attached to old cuttoms The Grand Vizier had announced his intention to confer the office of Minister for Foreign Affairs, and those of the other departments, on lieys, as formerly, by which he expects to effect a considerable saving of expense. The same journal states that Sir Robert Gordon, the British Ambassador to the Court of Vienna, delivered his credentials to the Emperor on the 4:h instant. Capital Punishjskut.?Capital punishment is about to be abolished in Ilungaiy, the deputation of the Diet having resolved to make a formal proposition to the government to this effect. It is also in contemplation to require the abolition of the bastinado. Turkey. The Leiptic Gazette of tbe 10th January, under date Constantinople, the 22d December, states that Ibrahim Pacha nad been recalled from tha Dardanelles. On the 18th Dec. the SuIUh's second wife died. Ahmet Pasha, ot Synope, had arrived at Constantinople with 4000 men. Intelligence had been received of the arrival of Ave French sail of the line at Smyrna from Toulon. This movement was attributed to the state of relations between the Porte and the kingdom of Greece. Our private account* from Constantinople,dated the 27th ult-, state that M. d? Bourqueney, the French Minister, presented his credentials to the Sultan on that day. His Excellency, accompanied by Baron Billing, theattachees of the Legation,and the officers of the brig Bougainville, and thetuo steamers Cameleon and Minos, was conducted to the imperial audience with tbe usual ceremony. M de Bourcjueney was received with marks of the highest distinction by the Sultan, who expressed a hope that the friendship and good harmony which his predecessors bad ever studied to maintain with France would not he disturbed during his reign. The Auotrian Admiral, Baudiera, was to leave far Smyrna oa the 28.h, and on the next day the Cameleon was tc sail for Alexandria, with liaron Billing, the new Consul General of France in Egypt, onboard. Ati Effendi and Akif Effendi, who had been appointed tbe first Minister Plenipotentiary in London, and the other in Vienna, bad taken leave ei the Sultan, and were to set out after the Kourban Bairam. The Kast. A serious disturbance took place nt the Italian theatre of Alexandria, on the 2*1 December, during the representation of Delia Ludiadi Lammermoor, in consequence of a dispute between some Italians, who were vociferously applauding the prima dmiut, (Signori Polani,) and some Englishmen, who wished to hear the performance The Italians were severely punished by the Englishmen's fists, and forced to fly. Ladies fainted, and the performance was concluded with the first act, every one having left the theatre. The Mahometans who were present were much scandal zed, and exclaimed, "Those are the Europeans, who have come here to civil x the Turks This affair produced an unpleasant result on the morning of the *Jt?th ult. Dr. Gr.ssi, accompanied by M. Ceruti, the Sardinian consul general, and a M. Clore, were walking on the square, when ihey were met by a Mr. Brooke, accompanied by some other Englishmen. Mr. Brooke, addres;ing tha Dr in Italian, asked hiin If he had called linn nn tilbehaved person"?to which the Doctor replied, It is true, because you disturbed public order iu the theatre." Mr. Brooke then struck the Doctor with his fist on lite face M. Grassi placed his hand on Itia sabre, but AI. Clere pievented hint from using it. Mr. Brooke the n snatehed the mrord from M. Clere, and broke it into pieces. M. Ceruti then declared that he considered this a personal insult, weea another englishman replied that he was ready to give hint sattblaction ou the egct. The Italians then withdrew, and it was feated that the Italians might, in their anger, use their daggers against the Englishmen. We hare received by express It Iters from our correspond, nts in Syria, Egypt, Turkey, Grei ce, Malta, &c. Our Athens correspondent, under date the 31st nit encloses ua a note from the Grcc k government to the Minister* of Franc*-, England, and Russia, which we purpose giving in another place. M Maussouris, the Turkish Minister, had protested against it. Onr correspondent states that Sir Stratford Can ning landed at oriath ou the 29th, and htd left f?i Nmiplia, to which place it was expected the Cy clops would proered to take him on board, anc convey him to Athens, and thence to Constants nople. Mr Pisani, Dragoman of the British Km bassy, accompanied hy a Mehmandar seat by thi Porte to receive Sir Stratford Canning at the Dar danellea, arrived there on the 28th alt. in tko Mino French steam packet from Constantinople. Market*. Loido* Money Market, Feb. 16?Friday F.veningKjr the w hile, the Government broker h?i ctaaed to sel ct it it not understood that he hat doac the whole of hi tmeineta, but rather, on the other hand.it it pretty gi-nhoit, being quoted 35, 6J1 to d7J; Antwerp, 13 4J; An atrrdam, 13 S] Rotterdam, 13 and Hamburg, 11, 10] t? U. Leeoow, Jan.17 (ptnrdir eveaii g.?It ie now ?t?ted that Ike balance afatook which it wee ?u|g>oaed the Ojvenament broker would bring lato the market haa Ic-en taken by the hank, bat of courae noffciofliaknown of the price at which the bargain wat mad* she jobliers are much diapleased at the negotiation, af A it lUted to have been concluded without the intervention of any member of that body, who invariably act a* the middle men between the broken. Aa bminrfi waa ilack tc day, there was but trifling fluctuation in prices. Bank Stock closed at 106} to 167}; India Stock, 4*6 to 34?; Exchiquer bill*, 16*. to I7?. prtm.; Consols for money, *9} to}; ditto account. 86} to Three r* r Cent* reduced, 6t\}; Three and a Half per Cent* reduced, 99]; New Three and a Mali per Cant*. 99}; Leaf Annoitiei (ripiring Jan. 6, 1M0), 13}; and India Bond*, 10 to 13 pr*m. Trie Tca Tbauc, Jan. It.?The deliveries of tea lact week increaaed by 70 0001b*. over those of the two preceeding week*,being 433,8001b#. The arrival of the overland mail since this day week ha* not effected any important change in the market; for though at firit price* gave way Id to Id per lb., thi* decline ha* aince been partiallyrecovered and the rate* ere snnpoaed to be rather tending toward* an advance. In the aMenceof poaitive information it can only be atated that aupplie* of tea continued to leave China, though the trade wa* not open to ao full an extent a* in ordinary time* of peace Londo* Tatna Rcroar, Friday Evening.?Tea?Of 9,440 package* which pasted, 7,600 *old, and the aalea went off with oonaiderable briskness. Ceugoua aold full ]d per lb. higher than yesterday Company'* Congou, 1* lOd per lb. Tallow?On the spot, la quoted 49a, and town tallow 63* 61; for delivery nothing has been done. Si c.ta?About 4uO hhda. *old to-day in the row market, making lAIOforthe week,at an advance of 01 to leper cwt 9,700 bag* Bengal went at rather better price*; good and fine white, 00* 6d to 78*; Kbaur to good brown, 43* to 55*. The atock of raw auger i? 3,855 hhda. lea* than laat year at this period; of Mauritius the stock is 10.017 bags greater tkan at thi* peiiod last year. Cuvfkc?100 cask* and 400 barrel* *old at full priec*. Jamaica, 90* to 115s; Birbice, 80* to 109* 6d; 3,UK) bag* Ceylou *old at la to 3s higher?say from ids to74* 6d, and aume fine lots 76s to 87*; 117 biles Mocha were taken in at ICO* to 103?; and 148 bag* M} lore sold at 60s 6,1 to 00*. 8altpet*i?I.OtO bag* all went at full rate*; white, refraction 7 27s 6J; gray .refraction 2,28*; refraction 7.1, 26* 8J to 36*. Rica?3.000 bag* Bengal, nearly all brought in; 10* 6d ta 11* 6d for ordinary to mid. white. PKrrsR?1,700 bag* fair Eastern sold at 2}d to 2jd, and 400 bag* ordinary Malabar were taktn in at 3|d to 32 J. Staie or Trade.?A Manchester circular, reviewiug the state of trade in that district for the past year, observes that it will be l?ng remembered for its losses and embarrassments both to the spinner and manufacturer. The year's business, it appears, commenced with heavy stocks, which went on accumulating in consequence of the small demand for goods, which induced several of the owners of lactones to put their works on short time in March, and this course waa adopted until the mouth of May, when "short time" became nearly general, it being supposed that things had reached their lowest point. In June there was mare business, and it waa hoped matters had taken a better turn. But in J uly depressions returned, failure* increased, and business cos tinued in the samu unsatisfactory and languishing state throughout the remainder of the year. In September, an extensive business was done for the Turkish and Mediterranean markets, chiefly in coarse long cloths and r the Oneida, for Havre J and that the Philadelphia, for London, is detained till to-morrow. Their Idler bagsz row thc DvarrPriA.?Apple dumplings io" moderate doses. Chatham Thestbb?This theatre was again crowded last evening, almost to suffocation, to witnew the admirable petforimnee of Mrs. Sefton in the part of Jemmy Twitclierrwho is a personification of those characters in the lower w$lfcs of Lon. don life, which Bo* describes with such inimitable skill. Charley Baites himself was never possessed with such a propensity to laugh as that with which Sefton inspires his audience. The piece acquires double interest by the performance of Mr. Thorne as the Golden Farmer. In addition tothia piece, the bills for this evening present the M Warlock of the Glen;" also the "Flying Dutchman." Mrs. Thorne sings several popular airs in the character of Leitslle VanhelmCourt Calendar?'1 his da jr. Coubt of Common Plsas?Part 1 At lPo'clock?Nos45,41),53.50, 57,5?, 83,147,7,67, 'J7#.W,7i. There will also be another calender before Judge (Jlshoiffer at 4 o'clock. Court of Commas Pleas. Before Judge lugiis. Dearborn vs. Fry?This case was reported on Saturday. It was to recover damages from defendant, who had married a daughter of the late Capt. Clark, for giving a lease which he was not authorised to give. The jay yesterday returned a Teruici luiaiuf ui piainim iur uauiagca aau o cents cost. .ni nice Bli7r*rd, the famous Knglish doctor's remedy, called ir Jones' Balm, a certain remedy for hlolchti, pimples, j freckles, kc. is sold at the same place. Try it 5 f, ?ue?. A WUh 5 isW"^fe3r"^'K^3

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'postscript. Washington. [Correspondeace of the Herald Washington, Feb. 24, 1812. Senate Proceeding*?Naval Promotion*?The Clllejr Duel?The Plpelaftrt. Ia the Senate, thin morning, communication was read from Mr. Ptaacc, resigning his seat as Senator from New Hampeh re. After the presentation of petition* and reports from committees, Mr. Kino introduced, on have, a resolution authorising and requiring the Postmaster General to audit and settle the accounts of George Whitman, a ccn. tractor for carrying the mail between New Orleans and Mobile; which was read twice, and, after a few explanatory remarks by Mr. K. was. by order, engroseed, read a third time, and passed* Mr. Msngcm said he felt himself uadersome obligation to call up the resolution which was laid on the table at his instanee, touching the investigation of the affairs of the New York Custom-House. On his motion the following resolution submitted by Mr. PiBKCE, was taken up and read, viz* Retailed, That ths Secretary of the Treasury be directed to commuoicate to the Senate a copy of any commisaion or other authority issued for the purpose of investi. gating the alTsirs of the New York custom house, and the law under which the same issued. Also copies of all letters or other documents accompanying the said com* missions; that he furnish the names of the commissioners,the times when they respectively entered upon their duties, and where said duties were performed, and how long tnoy continued, or are expected to continue: and also state the fact whether the commissioners first apnaint.il mkilu a rroort either varhallv or in uritinr and if M, why it has not been made, and ihe reasons set forth by aaid commissioners, or any, and which of them, for the appointment of msw commission that he also report in detail the expenses (with copies of the vouchor!) that have, directly or indirectly, arisen in the execution of said commission, the names of all parties employed, and how employed, and the allowance made to each, including all items of incidental expenses, and from what fuud such expeuses were paid. Also the number and names of witnesses examined by the commissioners, whether the commission still continues, and which of the commissioners are still acting thereunder, and who are now employed by them. And also to report copies of all letters or communications made to or from the Treasury Department, or on tile there, in re gard to or in any manner affecting the course of proceed Ing by said commissioners, or the acts alleged to have been dene by them or any ol' the persons in their emP'3r. Maxoum submitted an amendment to cotne in at the end, which waa read as follows:? u And particularly any order, letter, or other communication indicating what period in the custom-house seivioe waa to be investigated! Whether including both the late and present administrations of that branoh of the public service, and all the order* upon the aabject. Whctherjany order, communication, or other intimation countermanding a thorough investigation of the present administration of that branch oi the service, or in any way giving or indicating a direction of the investigation proposed, has been given to said commissioners or to anv of them; and if so, to furnish the Senate with such orders,correspondence, and the report, letlers, or communications, from said commissioners or aay one or mure of them to the President or Secretary of the Treasury, and the renliea or orders cousenuent thereon, to the said commuiionen or either of them' touching or in regard to teid investigation or the object of it." Mr. Woodbuiy stated he had conversed with the mover of the resolution before he left the city, and he had expressed himself tu favor of the amendment of the Senator from North Carolina. The amendment, and the resolution as ameaded, were agreed to. The Senate took up for consideration the resolution heretofore submitted by Mr. Maaaica as a joint rule of the two Houses, providing that no amend* ment which proposes to appropriate money not call' ed for by pre-existing laws, shall be received or adopted in either House as an amendment to gene ral appropriation bills, and before completing action on it, the morning heu?expired. The orders of the day brought up Mr. Clat's resolutions to amend the Constitution, and Mr. Cauiovw spoke in opposition until the hour of adjournment. Mr. Clat's resolutions relating to the tariff, and matters and things in general, are to come up to* morrow. A number of naval nominations were sent to the Senate to-day?thirty-two commanders to be captains, thirty-five lieutenants to be commanders, forty two passed mimhipmen to be lieutenants. This seems a laree promotion; but we understand that the demand for the service, porticul arly for lieutenants, will not be supplied, even by this addition. The officers of the latter class, with hardly an exception, are now oa duty, and more are required for the ships about to be put in commission. The general feeling in Congress is favorable to the navy; but the recommendations of Mr. Upshur seem to have startled some of the members, and fears are entertained that they cannot be carried into effect. It is to be hoped that no niggard notions of economy will be permitted to thwart the patriotic purposes of the administration in this matter. The people do not view the navy with the jealous eye of parsimony. They are willing to pay for a maritime force, adequate alike to the protection of our commerce and the honor of the nation. Tne second commercial countrv in the world, our navv is insicmifirant and contemptible in point ol size, when compared with that of England or France. We have just force enough to invite aggression, without the power to repel it. The views and tuggeations of the intelligent and able head of the Department have been misconceived and misrepresented. He asks for nothing but what the interet ta of the country imperiously demand, and if the measures recommended shall be defeated, or postponed by a portion in Congress with a view to discredit the administration of President Tyler, the people will know whom to hold responsible. Mr- Wise's temperate, manly, and able letter in the i? arie- Money, raited no one knows wherA, antf expended no one knows how, has been their lever, and with thia they have4achieved all their privatick?, kc. 1.6*8,149 5,179 J ffool, 929,294 1,822 ^2?,384 -pttJD, 804 15* 95 872.113 'Ilk. 773 4447 72 T.890 27.417 5*1 74* rlued. 477 403 4.38.1 230 03| l obaeeo, 79 ,487 1,978 3*0 514 iat*,|ca|* and bnnuet*, 1,2*9,144 1438 620.835 tole leather, 463 955 2,0X 707 7 Jpper 847,815 1418,287 3 4 48i 3 3*8,21* >tner 4,203 116 1.890.508 IcaiH. T,830,850 3*1.843 J ['allow Candler, 3,147,047 389,017} 703 77i,OM Iperm 009 331) Ipirili, 13 390,013 3,073,470 leer, ke 3.013,901 83'l,093 f 3,,li 199,170 uopowder, 813 300 138,138 74 91,000 )ru(r,kc. 330 491 ISO 181909 Jl?a?, 7.333 34 31.000 >.arO enwarc, 190 744 439 *3 356 [rafrctlonar]-, 190.740 81 41,578 xjnr, fcc. >43 009 438 344.439 'noting Sc bd'DR, 3 0*8 991190 r?la?e, 1.300,3*0 3,194 I 131,694 lour, 3499,800 8.990.CS0 3 Hhi r aul!?, 10.391 040) 1M30 IS,3*0.?dB krnat'?, kc. 1,308 4 30 S ON 817 546 ihlpf, kc. 6N,09T 12 iiruitnrr. I 964 4.9 J'Jn 811 ?*7 louara, 11.403,314 33,111 11,493,311 Itkicr m mulae- lure?, 3,807,863 0,897 091 'otaJ man ifac- Ura?, 71,4(7,043 841,790 3*471,Sit tal I -feat, 3 3000 117 4,118 1 Hurlicu!- 1 ??r*. 480,090 1,110 371401 otal Agricultara, 143,136.9.'> 4 61.SOS 130.000."ol I otal com'erer, 10,307 >0 ?86 ooo Minerala, 6.480 6 30 0,10 3 777,306 raad j al, 343,010,040 HMN 310,484.084 j We may now ceaperK these agifispAtrs with those kI tbe Eastern btates wbtth we published on K rid ay lait:? PnoDVCTt a no Caiital or ihi I?tim ji?tr?C?iin?iD ?hm those ok the W 1itkhn 8tate?. i fai'tm Product t. Capital Total manufactures, m ?75 fW 8* I o'ai PiiueraK, (Ul lll 4,S5i est Agriculiure, 10-JIM 9.1 117.900 000 Horticulture, it J 000 609771 Com. |>iofiu, $4,'*1.131 K .her.et, 8.851.042 14.t9l.ISI I.umbtr, 3,959 *89 $939,945,119 $877 193 491 Popul itioo employe 1, 682 6 34 H'tiUm Productt. Copilot Total Manufacture*. 71,417 843 38,771,-87 Miurrala, 9,498,959 37* 891 Africa tar*. 149.4S9.Mt 7,.400,wo Horticulture, 488,099 379.809 41 Com prrtflli, 69,3:6,99u Kuheriee, Lumber, $223,816,940 $20.,344,684 Population employed, 9?t,U9 Eaitcrn. tVetlnn Total iiroduct*. 939,945,179 883."I* 940 Import*, 21,891.115 382,915 Kachaogeable value*, $259,936 299 224.169 905 Btioo N Y 5'n, 1858, 79 as Del k Hudtoa b!5 8i >500 do 78 as d* 871 *4000 Ohio '#.1888 57 ^5 do 87} >1000 Indian! Bon 30 75 do 87} tUOO Indiana 9ig Bd? 19} 100 do 87 flOOOlndain* Dot Bdithwao at do kIS 87 >oooo do so} as too 8 si >3000 do ?0i loo Fartren'Loan 931 iicso da ao| ias do s.i{ >1000 do 70, 19 do S3 50 aha Harlem RR 8} 6 Ohio Life k Truit 51 500 L Uland Kit 55 70Bo?tkl'ror 85 100 do e60 S3 SSMcluwkRH ?(0 77 100 do 1)30 53{ g do 48 50 do 160 33 So do 110 48 50 do 551 5l) do (30 47) 30 do 55} 50 do b1; candle*, mould, 19a 14; spermaceti 43*43; chteae. American, 13 a 14; f?d?;r3 a conflah 3 a 3; inbkda 3 *6; ctfrn 4 a 5; flour, rhtLidelfhia aod Baltimore, $14; New Or1? ana $18 a $16}: hum*", American, Eastern and New Or leant, 8 b 10; herrings. /Mok ed, box, 4 a A; lard, American. Kiit> rn and New Orlltra I; do. o?Of I year and undrr, 48; between I and t. IS; and 1. S8; S and 10. 7; lb and 70,*: So and So IS. SO and to, so, 40 and *0 IS; SO and 80,8; *0 and 70.1.70 and b?,S; 80 and 80,1; 841 and 100. 0; 100 and upwards.o; unknown o Places sr Naimrv?United StatciU8:lrelandlR. Kngtand 8; Scotland I; Tiwitaerland 0: Knout t; Holland0; BritishP ssessious. N. A. t; West ludies I; Portugal 0; U-rmany 7; Sweden 0; Wales I: Africa 0; Spain 0; Russia 0; Italy 0; S America 0; Unknown I. Kaon?Alms 11-iuse. B llevne, 0; Hoipt.l 17; Kever Hos pilal 0. Pe'itentiary Hospital 3, Black* ell's Iilaid li; Small Put Hospital 0; CiiyHxp t 1 3; New Jersey I; West Chester#; Lone Isl >nd 4: eo'orrd Perionat. WILLIAM A. WALTt.R*. City Imp-ctor. Latest Advices ucb7cd at tile itkvs roil herald office A r~ n r. w.J. aa? Am Caye* Jan. 29 Manilla Oct. 9 Antigua Dec. ID Moult video Dec. 22 Bombay .....Nor, I Maratilmui 'an. M Bats via ....Not. 3 MiUiii.h F-b to Bermuda- Feb IT Mayagutz, P. R Feb 8 Buenoa Ayree Dec. S3 Maraeaibo Jan. 17 Baltia Any. 24 MaUmoraa Dec. 1 Belize.Hob Jan. 97 Ncuvitaf Feb. 4 Barbadoea Jan. 91 Oahn, 8. t. Not. 4 Bogota-- Oct. 10 Pari* Jan. 13 Berbice Sept. 97 Portau Pnm Feb. II Curacoa Dee. 18 Para Jan- IB Cieufuegoa Jan. 8 Parnambuco Jan. 97 Carthagena Jan. 2t Panama June 18 Caraecaa Jan. n Rio de Janeiro Jan 8 Clraf rca July 1 Singapore Oct. 9 t'allao Not. 4 8yTi.ev.N8VF Aug- H Calcutta 'lit. II Sc. Helena Dec. 81 Kayal Jan. 19 St. Thoinua Feb- 4 Gibraltar .-Jan. I St. Barta ...Jan. 9 (Juayania, P.R Feb. T St. Jago de Cuba Jan. 18 G?Mdelphia; W H Sotliain, Albany; Capt Snotr, Buckiport, Me: foiai J Chapman, Mis* F, Chapman, H T Chapman. Miss M Jackeoa, Geo Jacksin, T C Petera. T A Atkins, R Atkins, NYork; Mra M Plait, Mm Piatt, Miei F.liza Levy, F A Sauudera, London?30 in the steerage Bordkaux?Bark Fairfield?J F Turner and lady. Foreign Importations. Lokdoit?Skip Hendrick llndann?(Reported yeeterday)?57 pkge O T Oleim?33 IIWTkll Mali-13 D Had leu Ik aou-20 f it D Samuel?18 J Ma'lhevre Ik co- 8 VV Birt?4 T BU ckwell Ik cn?7 R Jaflfray St co?2 Arnold It eo?118 SilTkiu. lrouaide It co?2 HAL Holmes?9 A 8 Slrwa-l It co?3 Haberaham It Jonra?2 Lewi* It Turmau?5 J D VVeudcll?3 Tsasaid St Willlama?2S W H Cary A i 0?8 Gorton St Hodges?8 Richardson At Waiaon?1191 Griuuell. Minium It co?HO Mai l land, Kennedy It co?13 VV B Bend?2 Nerina It co?11 H Swertfer?3 Nib 1 j It Dunlap? 8 A Smith?11 O C Thorburn?8 F Aioivrnrth k co?37 Wilsou k 3rown-89 Dodge, Cau: ing Itco?1}S_H W k U Ii imuii? J I tnioiu at? inniujj? 7 E, Duawin?ig w v yse? 8 Au:un(, Petrie k ct? 3 O B Murewood k co? 37 Wiltncr it Cornel?4 D A ppleton k co?7 G M Hay""ood k ro?a A 8c K Walter?a Wiley Putnam?8 U Link?a B.irberk Brotlira? Bower, Jane* k Gantx?16 L 8 Culver?11 Meier?I08J Hor?ey?I T Burger?10 W Wolfe?158 II T Chapaoiu?18 tout spelter Hendricks k Brothers?15 pkgs L> Oikey 8t ion?33 do Wend, Johnson Burrilt?i J J Be.?l? k co?7 R Mailer k co ?aCollector of Cuitoiri?2 A Blow;?: I'atoufc Stewaif?150 tom coal J Uriswold?1 pki H Hirahti-ld?I HkW Del; Held? 1 Lelhbridge, Montreal?1 K Knth?I W Benjamin k co?1 J R Evans?1 H Cary k co?1 J L Mullrr? 1 Young, Smith kco ?I H C Tobias?1 W A Coleman?1 Carey k Mart?1 Bailly, Ward ken?I W Pirkerrgill kco?1 Stonikea? 1 J Mortimer kco?t M Levy?070 to order. BoHDF.avx?Bark Kali field?118 hf ppi 10 qr do 10 bbli brandy 570 ci wine 100 bkti sweet nil 40 bulri prums 15 do almonds 7E5 bkta wiue J Duraod?I bx Boourn Graves k co?30 hf pps brandy J Caswell?ao E Stevens k 10a- 37 nlide 12 qr cka Dortie k Castellan?10 lihds 10 cki4 111 do 180 11 wine 1 bx K Gahcm- 2 hhdl 85c? D Blanchet?387 cs C Mclelta?1 kill W Mo'len? I d 1 12 cs Goodhue it co?2S7 Maim k Thompson?10 bales 8 A Breitluupt?3ea A Beyndrn ken?15 lif hliJa 47 cs 8 cks Ta il 10I1I k cc?8 cks 1 case 3 bales G Rozat k co?leu hhds w ine to order. May ijii 11?Brig Selma?50 hhds sugar ilowland k Asptm wall?50 tea honey Spnfford. Tilr-t"M w co?50 buxo.1 sugar M Taylor?223 hhds 20 tcs alibis molasses K U Thurston? bUOO oraLgrs to truster?1 bx 4 bh s to order. Para?Brig Black Hawk?200 bags cocoa 1033 bides 118 ir.dis rubber boll Irs 25 bbls b ilium 23 bkis annetto 238 bga aathain* nula 17 ri iudia rubber shoes E Corning kson?lScs shocsSbbl 30 bkts 35 cs J G Duir. Domestic Importations. Nr.w Om.r.ivi?Bark Ntlchet?107 bbls E C Ksles?215 E D Morgan?18 E lioppick?207 Vsntiey k ro?57 E fc T Popre ?3 J H Macy k son?215 J Motthews?48 F. Cary?663 Spof. ford, Tileston k ro?603 keen I'npoe? ao lihde 27 bbls 'J6 bxs T k II Mefseiigsr?23 hales J T Buttcrworth?100 Ilogan k Miln ?6 hhds tobscco Kaber k Bierwerih-ao7 kega lard 14 bbls pork to order. MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF MEW YORK, MARCH 184'd ICS 6 23 1 MOOR xnri 12 0 line 5 35 I 12 IS Otpartars of (lis Atlantis Itsamari. from xnolaien. from amkrica. Caledrniv Lott Feb. t Mar. 1 Aradia, Hewitt Mar. 4 April a O. Western. Hnsken-*- April a April 28 Cohimbia, Judkius April 5 May 1 Britannia, Byrie Ajirilli May 16 Caledonia, Lott May 4 June 1 G. Wrstrrn, Hnskrn- May 81 June 18 Acadia, Hewitt May 13 June 16 Columbia, Judkina June 6 July a Britannia, Ryne June 16 July 17 Caledonia, Loft July 5 Any. I O. Weetern, Hoiken- July Aug. t To Bfaatera of Vcwcli. Commander* of veuel* will confer favor by haviny a lift of their cartoef, paaeengert, and a report of vcaael* left at the port whence they railed, and the veieela ipoken, ready no their arrival here for Commodore Ba??iTT, of on fleet of new* echeoncri. He will board them immediately oa their arrival. Clearad. Phipe Oconee, Jnekaon, New Orleane, F. K Collin* k Co; fluttm. Kllerr, Chrtleeton. Georye Sutton.?Ba?k A'etaadrr, (Fr) Bilard. Havre, A Seienette.?tiriy* Oou-ier, Duyyin, Mar eaillee. Broom fcCo; Britiah Kiny, (Britiah) Huttnn, Bremen, Schmidt V Balchen; Robert 8il,oui?e, (Uamb) Voae, Hambury, Moti St Pollili: Giraffe. Kldridye, Pernambuco and a mkt, Kimball k Sheldi Cala*. Dentine, Neuvitaa. Brett k Viae; Annaw?i?, 'enkinr, at Croi*, 8 W Lewii.?Sehra J. hn Drew, Alden. LaUuayr* Oe Whittak' r; Tearer, Greenlaw, F,a,tport; B H field, Van Gilder, fhiladelphia; Eiiyiimaui, Dyer, Rappaliuuiock. A rr It eel. Bark FairtielJ. Culla.rrom Bordeaux, Dee 21, brandy, Sic. to J Purand. 20th ult. in the yulf lit 18. Ion 82. paaaed a larye ijuintity of white pin- tinier, aeveral water c i?kj. Mid a boat bottom upward*?wiud 9W. blowing very freah. The F liar had a eucce.aion of winterly y ilei the whole paaeate. Swediah bark Louiae. Branberr, from Oi fl?. and St unyafm Plymouth, with too tot* ir"n to Boormin, Johnvon k Co. n;.:i;,? l,.rk I'er.ne Ifahile AO dare from Pairrmo. fruit, to S Brot m Hark Nate lite, Snow, 15 d?ya from New Orleana, rotlon, to meter. Mailed In co. with brig Lu y Ann, for Boeton. Bri.r Sclma, Boiitelle,from Matanzaa. Feb It, eugar,fcc. to F (i Tburalon. 16th, lat 23 20, Ion 81 20. biig Plymouth, from Boeton for Hav ui. Brig Black Hawk, Rnbinaon, ID daya from P?-a, imlrr, to Corning k Men. L>-ft brige heater, for Manwham; Nortbuin li*rl?n P Harmony h Co. Left ?etf '.linbeth.f ir MTifk. 14 da; F.dV Blake, Philadelphia. do; .fbra Agnei, NVorkt; lnde|md?T? wUnVbeert l?Krm?cl of the wrack of an Amer.cau br.yc near '"?ne Mt Vm'trt I "odereunl thai the c.ptaio ami o..e mau V-'re jrown?d. T*??* I l??rn II tobacco, aver, and oher nbd* but I ha?e Z'O* a* yet b??n made arquainted will, tl.r I uve '(if tl re?irt,fl?*tlreOaatloe. ?C.whcfe* from. I We frit t my duty to rhirtrr a 11 Chr, and thaiproceed in her my elfto protect hepmprrtf.lf rny,?v?ed. OTcourie J can five ran no further iafbrmatioD upon the auhjrct,*; ortaa.i, bin oon a* f errire at the ?;ot at tie mel inchofy tvmt, I ?lnSI rr.tr you mora fully- Notice to Mariners; raotiiirtft, V'tbSI?Tli- Crock Dolphin, whicn v..4 ferried nay atout two inontha *ince. hat hot yet bato rep'an* 1. ml I u*rijurutly iic.ily every treael ruining up the rirariilher aete j ihnre on the Ohio ovater b- d or on the weat tlata. The atump the old Dolphin atiil remain*: aud aa veaaela arr liable to in unso it. a a aka ahould he placed near it imn>*di?trl)rtto arn llirm of the danger, and a* a guide in pjaaiag tbrougn the rook. r J iaj c 9iu j if, flounce nurauiut, -v. II, Oemrf %Or!f?i. Lnnoii.DceSS-Arr Thori, from (^birlMlM f?>r w r*Mi?r?t, fab 7?Arr 8i/ f#??c Nr^ton, NVor^ A*t?*> ar, Jan 13?TH* nn\ n of fl* frrlie.d'ia lif w mHr|? clnnfil lh? OffmK, fron HarOrl?s*n?. li >r? off Old Ifaibor b ?y. j?r? ??otta to thr 13 li ult. Or*** uitci^'-ri vhI tj*? grfalrr part of tbt rar^o eiyct'-d to rMTfC Jm?ho!?, Jao'i?Arr Kobl AU.m N York I kihtk. Drr is?Arr Arc'hiira, Baltimore f"""". prtvioiui to No* JO?8lrt Mu>?*uk mzibar I tHMoimi ,\a hVh0?Arr 8 i hn. NOrrxm n/*f'-|"rt? N8 KrUIO-Arr hi*|, H.in er NVork. ru Bir ?ui .i nn mrm tf l. Ton.|tiu>,t'teg; Winaw do; lirlliapoDt, do. Kllaxorlh. wig f. t. Bordmt.i, d, AlveilJa, do: Auguata. do; Mary. lor Uoatou, aooo; Tr.mout, Bgilnuoic, Ida; Artrou, U r Boamn. Ida St uik\?i, 3dilaya aao-lo 1*11 Grand Turk, for Glru^eeter. da; Sarah Ana, dodo; Niaer, for do; Talltuutlgc, Portland, old; Spa.-tau.fui Boa on, diag. (TnlUd St*tag Porta. Eaar Thom??to*, ao dale?Hid Potomac, NOrlear.a Wut H'mr. Savannah. KaaaaroHT, Ft b 22?Arr *t Het?n*. Har oar, N York Kimtii'il, Ktb 19?Sid Nile, Ponce. Boaroji, Feb if?Arr Centurion Matanzes. rid A a,,,a Pat ten, llaraim; Jaapcr, Nickereoo, New Yoik, Victor. Baa"icDiiaaToa. Feb tl?Arr Tetian. Newbern for Boaton. and another echr bound E. asd-Bld the abore, 24th?No arrirala Pao'riprnca, Feb 28?Arr Ritnzi. NVork. Bid J Lamphier. do Bid 2?tli, Reaper, Baltimore; Rhode Ialaud, Hull, New Yotk. Bbktoi Feb28-Sid Neptune, Metaazae. nivrroar, F.b 26?Arr Aataree Pliiladelpliia for Boaton: r.mrrald.audt olumbra. Biltoufor Vi'gioiv Piiiitiiririiii. M?r i? Air Mary Jane, Bt John No; Council, NautucXcl?Feb 13, l*t 4? 45, luo 71, fall in with ihe wreck of a ?chr, the hull ol which w? aunk 10 or IS feet, maiuboom, main gaft anil miunaat floating on the top of the water, which w? toi.lt or! board by euttii g clear of the wreck?'Jm hull went down immediately after cultiig aWay the euare.. The inaui boom nod topouist* are .craped partly ai d partly painted whila ?auppneed l.ee to be upward* of too tnnafrom tr e ?l*e of her pare Below, Small Drew. Livernoo I; Hopewell, NOrleanti Peru Borbadoee. Id Joeephine, NrwOileaue; General Scjtt, Norfolk. Barn inner, Frbio? Arr Rebecca, (Bremen) Bremen. Bid Kepler, do; Kverhanl, ib Almeua. button; Two Polltea, New York; Thadd'ue. do. ('id Cnathmn. Boatoa. Put bark. Chenaugo, hi uer for Montevideo, having been found loo crank la proceed on the voyage without atldi ional btllaat ALXiaeunia, KebSS?Arr President, New York. BldChina. do. Nonrota. Keb SI?Old k ranklin. Weal Iniliee Cuaatrarow, Keb S??la ther ffi g, a Br *hip C'ld Apollo, (Bremen) Bremen. bid M, ou, llayee, New York; Patriot, Smith, do. S*va**aii, Ftb44?^rr Harrienn Chilton. Peterhead, Am* Klixabeth, NYork. Sid Sterling, Liverpool; lleury Hood, do, Leonid"*, Havana; Ca|ie b ear, Bixton. PO.RTUC5(JESE FEMALE FILLS. PPHK3IS far-lam d ann olebrated inlla. from Portugal, air A we perceive, to be obtained in uiia country Sea aitvertieemeiil on tha laat columiiof fourth page. fetlm'ia F'l.Ol'H?i -o Uarn la. Superior article, now landing I ronx Piinthra Iroin New Orleane, for aatc l-v m-2 K K. COLLINS St Ce..5? South at. GHffTTVfXLKlNG FEAT, at Broadway Salooa m Broadway.?Dlxo!* i* now performing the great feat of walking 50 couaecutivc hue without reel, for a wager of $3,000 Ttm extraordinary eiperimeiu Wat lint propoted by the Faculty of Louden, for the purpose of treliag Uta phyvical enartiee. Upward* of lOOOperaoui have already attemp'rd the leat. and all failed ixcept O. W. Dixeix, who for tbe tr-oud time willatteinut Ilie arduou* 'aek.for the premium of illOStt sirring, at 34 Bro-idwav. next door t? the Hoepitnl. met* rpllrTAl HF.-ACAhU?MsB.SfckMUUn'a MK.Nr.Kl l'. 1 Mr. Stymou- ha* the hounrofauuoua' iug that bee Benefit and laat n glit f her engagement, will lake place on FRIDAY KVKNLNu, March 4 li, on which occuion will be performed (ftrwt lime) a new C >tr.edr. entitled the Village C Id Pine at reef. CHEAP AND hlJBSTAN'l 1AL BOOKBlNDtNU. AT E. WALKER'S Old Stand, 112 Fulton comer of Dulchatreet. hi. W. ha? jmt tmbli lied hi* thirdiditioo of the rreiidenti' Mei'age*, from Waahington lo Tyler'* laat Meaiag*?handaome rmhoaaed mualin binding. IX^ No American citizeu'a library i* complete without tliia valuable and foinnle volume of Exrrulive Document*. T? be had of all the Bookaeller*. Cloth caae* made and atamped f.*r th'trwde m2 tm F?BEE LECTIJMK -Mr J. Grville Taylor will repeat hi* Lecture on National Education,''in the Kutger* Inititute. on i'huraday Evening next, (to-morrow,) commencing at half peat 7 oVIock. AOmuuuce r ree. The Second Lecture will be given in the nmi place, on Monday Evening next, March 7 h These Lectures, with Drawings, Cuts, Kducntional Statistics, itc., are .forssle it the d'sV of iKr H*n?M. ml It* BKKORa. THK AMERICAN I'CBLIC NEARLY UL'VI,' V V ll* i||U BES'J BRANDRETH'S PILLS rpHlS VKOKTABLK snl truly iuaocrnt medicine, rrnt1 rirs tiik nt.nriD, ?u4* CHEAP HARDWAP STOkE. rrHE 8ub**?,0.f j, ,l0? ,>prmng hit Spring aurp'y of rt.\Hy Wf A H r. ?c CUTLKKr received perfale arrival#, I rem Birmingham and Sheffield. Together with g^wral at ortmtut of Pmeatic O iod*. *hi*h he it prttitrid :o ottr a'f" i'uererf LOWEST EA*I| PHlCfct}. The atteutio'i if country Merchtn't, Builder?, Ci b br any Irnyli r>'|uired it reapecifu'lv inviUd lo call at the Wareroota of thetubji riber. No Hi) (Jrrnd, con. or ol Klmitrrel. in the new large bt.ih.lug ol Hie New Vork 1 ublic School 9o?.r ty ^.TeS^'""' be?'m C V. HOBS. Patentee _ Kartory receo.d St i3 ?hlp Roacina, froi? CtP*'t-'0'j'?J "|e by ml t|V^fcC0.M Houtl,,^. CAUTION TO FEMALES. 00 VAHiOU S and drap?rate are the erpedi'Dte rceorted lo by unor.nl, though impii ent i>-etenJ?ra, with the ohj-et of I "poling rpou ftmalef, I lie t M. dame ileaieil dei m? h?nelf railed upon lo ti' them on th-ir gnaid (rne etyedienl te, to nut np a tnieerablr eon pound, aad /orthwith to call ifgeomue Kemale Month'y I'll a," with the hope thereh to effect eale rorthem en the repute ion teg lire l by Mad one M'?te||'j f- em ale Monthly I'ille a .d the prreou altemplieg llnir eale, a|l? herself, (th- belter 'o deeme the public) a' .uadame or 1 "female pi, i u K malee, ta relore, ue.d not he debited br ih?i.e who, though loo igoocw.l a jd unekiltful to diti.eer and IDtroJ 111 limbic medicine. are yet eeepicehle and h.hone.t eaviifch-o P>l'n ITiivoo th uueutiwctiug or ai.nple, r-itrranle cnunerh-ite ?n-l imilatii.Be of ih'geRuiae All "Kemale Meath'y Pi la" ate couuterTeit* except tkoee brained at Mediate H-etell'a liffi e. to aarerti.'ui'it he.Jed Couaterleit Ft-mile Monthly Hi _ !2i_ LEARY CO.'S FASHION?SPRING?1842. ro* tENTLEMENS' HATS, WILL. BK INTHODL'CLi) SATURDAY, MARCH 5TH. pros 4 .Oil) 5 ASTOR HOI AE a>; l f

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WATCHES AND JEWELRY. VERY LUW the eubvcriber n trims *11 deacriptiona ul (old end lilrtr Welchee, ynl.1 and ailrer ptucila, yold chaiua, kera, fcr *1 rrtul, lowar lhao al any other plate id tea city. Gold Wat ch*- aa low aa 30 to 40 d dlara reeh. Watchea and Je rlry carti.na> d or Uoueht. All Waichea are Warrant! d to keep ji.od time ,or the m?ney returned. M'atchea and L'loeka repaired in Ui* beat maimer, aod w 'ranted, at mncli leaa iIihii tlir uanal i ricra, by one of the Illicit workmen in the city. O. C. ALLr N. Importer of Watclira and Jewelry, eholrrale and retail, 3d W?f| at. up ataire. fpt Im' rlAVl l>'S LIVE BOA 1*8 can be Lad at no o her purr but at the Warehouse, 111 Broadway, oppoeile the I'lty Hotel. The Cointwnr adhere atrirtly to the Patent and Kercraed Bottom, and lurniab no other than aorh aa t' oar built for and in uae for eara m Ilia Naviea of the United htatia and I'eiaa. the Kr.rnue and War Brparlmruta, the neat paaarn^ar ehipe and aleamboala tin Britiah Ro> al NIail Line. Briliali Mail Liar on Lake Ou'erio. Ontario Steam and Canal Boat Line Ihe Cnaat of Nova Seetia.a'ramhoaif on Lakra Erir and,Ml on. .u.. . it removed lo the Callt 8an Pedro, N?. I enfrcntc de U Machini." By thia latter direction the buildti* ?a known to all boat me ik coachmen. porters Axe., aa oue of the luoat conspicuous point* of the eity. Theeatenatec alterations and repairt upon tni? house having been completed, Mr?. \V. haa the aatiefaetion of offering to strangers visiting Humia, ?n estab nninctil lar superior in its location to any thing ol' lli?- km-i erer belore kuowa is the city. It is situate directly upon the Bay. tuid commands an eatrusive view cf the entire harbor, with the adjacent country, towns, Tillages, kc. flr/- Passengers lorH trana must obtain a passport from, or ooeventied by. a Spanish Coosol, which,on arrival, ia lalieu by the boarding officers to the (ioverumeat llouae, where, in coslormity therewith. a permit lo land with baggage, kc. has to be procured by some r. aideut ol live place. Personsdeeinius of going to M West's house, wil please b?tr IU mind that this service will be promptly rendered them by the Clerk who visits all vessels with passengers, as soos st they enter the harbor. Havana. J3?e. M.I841. oMeodlm* ri^HK AMKHIt:AN MOL'LLmak t uMi aoi ulle. lor X sale boat* of every deaci iptiou at a discount ol Iweuly Ccrut from the ordiuary prices, none of Ihe boats have n placed by the Company in the hands of scientific men, the past year, and subjected to the mo it severe lest, by runmac lItem on rocks, dishing them against stone piers, loading litem ilh atones,and after pcing in a heavy tea tua on a rocky shore, prov ing their strength by four-fold more th.tii the boats tf ordiuary construction. The materials for bsildiug are ahjictedtoa chemical process, wheh renJrrs tliein tmper einns to eater. The jiiuU are prevented from ilmukiog, the parti being so closely c>muressrhn Taylor, _ Office No. 3 Wall street. New York. P0MKROY k CO., Office No. I Dourr's Building*, Corner Stale and Market atreeta, Albany Albany. Nor. ITth. 1R4I. alt TfARM FOR SALE ON STATES ISLAND?About 8 BrtlfM from the Quarantine Kerry. on the Richmond Road, bout 190 acres of the brat laud, villi a drligh'lul prnapM-t, commanding thr nuler IIay. anil for fiat rid'a in the vicinity-. iu oupetior cannot be found wilhinthr aamc distance of the city. Alao.arvrr*1 convenient ?ni commanding huildmg (ilea. im. mediately on (he water, within I lie N arrow i.jj 1 timi liberal. Apply to D I.QW. no IVdar at. f 5 cndlm* ?TMMBEK FOR THE U. 8. DRV DOCK. BROOKLYN, -1 healed IV poval* v ill lie rectived at theotlice of the Navy Acrnl. New Voilt, until the lat day A j.i il, for tnniiahSat the U. 8. Navy Yard, Brooklyn. Ibe following tnnbe ik for the foundation* of the Dry Dock, vie aprnce pilea ol fourth varying rom at to3J feet?to aver aye not lea than 9k feet and to be not Iraa than 11 mad to average at le.iat 19 mrliea in diameter, 4 feel from the butt, eachiMve ol'lhe bark. 1,900 liucal feet white pine timber, foot aquare for floor tim! her* 11,000 lineal feet white pine do, 1 foot by 1 foot 3 inchee square for floor timhera. 141,500 fett board meature of 3 inch white pine plank for floor 71,300 feel board meaaure of 6 inch yellow pine plank for iheel I fa e abote timber and plank to be of perfectly oound and I durable quality The apruca pilea ta be aa straight aa caa be procured, and in II reaper ta prepared for sharpening and driving. The white pine timber to be fire from ahakea and large toot*?to beaawid straight and square edged to ihe dituenaiona above iiven. and of the following lengths. viz: one half ol each lot to be io alicka 99,95.9k and 31 fret long. The remain lag half of each lot in alicka 14, 37, 40 and 43 feet long,?the number of lineal feet of each length to be naarly the aame. The white pine plank to be entirely free I rom large knot*? quart edged?ia length* of 91, 94. 97 30, 13 or It feet?to ar* rage not Ira* than 97 feet, and in width* I rom 10 to 16, to ava mi not leaa than IX The yellow pine jdank to be atraight and square edged, suitable for driving a* aheet piling in length* ot 13 or 9* fact, and ^nvidlh from 10 to 19 inches?to average no', leaa than Ilia All the above timber and plank to be delivarek on auch wharf r wharfs within the Navy Yard as may be deaigoatidky the Jtaginrer of the Dry Dock aubject to the iaapecuon and approval of auch peraon a* be may aelect. The pit* a to be delivered in toch quantities and at auch time* twtwren the 1*1 day of July aud ll.e 15th day of October aa may be required by the Navy Agent, he giving not leaa than I woe a i notice The white pine timber to be delivered between the lit day of September and Slat day of Oc-oh?r, anu The white and yellow piue plank between the lat October and Mlh November. The pripocale will atate the price per atiek for the pilea? per cubic font for the white piue timber, aud per foot boa>d measure, for the 3 and 6 pine plank. The right n reaerved lo a**ign leaa than the whole quantity I each kind of timber to anr one bidder?and *Sera will be eoeived lor ?ny portion of eitherkind. Proposal* to be endoned, Propoaal* for Timber, for Dry D?ck. Brooklyn N- Agent's office, New York, Ja>. 3d, 1149. ROBERTC. WETMORE,Nary Agent. 1* HhwIAtit ri'tj s 1 UK" Kr.rle.li8?'1 he adTrrtiarr ex> cutea in a au-I f erior at) le ?ud it rcaonablr prima. Vraiting and Merchanta'Addrcea ard?. Bil1 lit ad a. ml rrrry description of Commercial tfkuka? Lit* la lorall kiijda r.f cotton ai d wool lac good*. patent medit tun and Drugpia'a' Lkbrla. atone dollar aud m waaCa ter th* bit. I re p aril icraonally r. fpot aible for the aaaomp'tior, that the Laciao ordtal. can tm ig'ate the virile fatma in m>lr#, and make th. m fe*cui>dknt, whe re nature ha# been detieieiit, or when thrv hare been pritaated by artifirial mean#: aid alio Ik at i' can produce that atate of the ayati m in [emaUa. who livd In en perv.onely U'liuiltiil, and imagtn.d catrcn, wmcii ?iu n Die thtin 10 l Cnil?Jj f n. I r*||iri Ihn 1 hm to?p?iik ko fl *idI) n inch eicetdiiiglf delicate natlerf,but lw falli-d y| turned. Wit n tr? lit of eircere Tahtudc for ih? tit?: m*. iatiou?; r which. ihc egen ol the uriatCerdhl. I m r*?? fr|.tia'.?i?iiU. We ere authorised by K ftn'l, K.q President of the Mechanic's Baikum nation, (tti. institution to whirl, reference i. made) to say the (act to ttae agents of ih.- abore Lock, iaincoriecl; for the other cimimsunoes, those lute rest ed arc relerre d to the officer, of. aid A nation. David Laasi't, Esq pMStalent of the American Esehange Bank rill give the laa t? coin, ctrd wihlhe lack of H. C. Jones, yl.tC art ou he taut of .aid Bank Tkr aoyrrntice enraced in o. mi g .aid n ck, has not Been allow nl to i u-gnr his aborsty li t Jouca. It tun. enough to claim a I wet whau it m ealablished. WAl>* A OK I H .V -Ml I'H, fga iw Armts f tic American Bank!Lock t'on>y?ny. THE laAH? EST THE CHEAPEST, AND REST ASSORTMENT OF WIGS AND SCALPS ari re bc rouivD at V. CLIREHUGH'S, rats BKOADVVA* ENTHANCK IN bUL'l ON ST. >HK many aitcmfU that are daily miking to imitate than# celebrated wig. and trc?iw.tt?,B. of aofftni art. la Uirir mtairfac tare Imj differ I row *11 oUirn m?.i? htrt. The hair it tiofl) (Mcrted.aud ?o r'jutll) dwtritmttd to tpfetr jiitt itroiar (.act kt tkm: tl??y oottt no oiort of the brew thoa the anturv bur dorr, ud hawnc no mtiollK tf>rint, til dit^rrrttdr Jjrtct arc m tbriatrd For loutbam eluaatt thty art mrotimabb tiaf only I wotrM. Stanton, ri!frV-r of f"W(rrt?t and ftcatWmoa from rTtry focr'nr of the-miatry. wbo trt now wtarint *i|i.?u kt Will be feaad to nit the eircuaotoaeoo of oh Kl? I VACHT fun nsxL.t., or will be ?icti*n*c4 lor euiuiler TiMtl. the yacht OV-HA-H Y-L-Two y?*re' ?imti ence in K >it?f to tee for pleaaure haa rwdtrtd it a >mc?h4t J?uStfui with mc whether. t iking the rough with thc?mocth. the ruu^h doe* not pred miioate. Keen the pie wire of rolling about lor two or t?ir*e days iti a calm (with an uppe >tc thai at aoih nine* i? a;?t to border oo the equivocal) may (in my tpinioo. at be qu ationed. Thoae who think differrut ly, or may wiih to fotvc auch dc ubta, have now an opportu 1 It> 10 do to. at a comparatively cheap rale. The m >del of the On-ka hy e la eiiurely new, coo bKilag more buoyancy Willi aharpenta tliae any o'lier. It was adopted with the iulection o'Ditkn K her tail particularly well in am w av, ami a* far aa I c.Djii' fe, moat capital tea boat the it. In the opinion ol tho.e who have tailed in her, ta-id whr, if they air not, ouj;ht tobe. tood jodpee.) elveia one d the drieit auJ latitat rra'lt that evtr Honed. The On-ka hye ii about t40 or SAO tone, cerpen'era' mratureinent. at f>et on drck. which ie tlnah fore and eft.atl feet ??n n I'i leinl lvrvl/4 anal ilwaua 11) wnftme. I. J,. crrssed wnenon a wind tvMfevt, bv a sliding keel thru coppered ?n.l copper fai'rurd. and very strongly built, kured wi'h both iron end wood, aud screw-boltid and put tcgrther in a wey thet fewsailti a veaaeli can equcl; et any rale, neither mouey nor paina ere epartd to reader her, in ih's ae well aa iu every other rrspaet, aa perfect aa possible. The plank near her kte it five inches thick, tapering to three mehet a little below the water line. The centre perl of her keel, for 31 or CO feet, is 26 mehra wide, by 21 incites deep. To this centre part au outer keel, of cast-iron, of toe aaine dimension* and weighing iO tona, la atcurtlr bolted through b -th keel and kelson. The caat-iron she itlird with o ik, and copprrcJ She raunol upsetfor if kuncked down by a squall, to tona. wilb such a leverage, will right her vgalu She would be ailmiraulv adapted lor a diapaich veaael, or teuder ?o a fleet. She la string 1110115 b to carry any arma inent. if used at a privateer or riairl of war, and capacious enough for a large caigo if employed in commerce Mie wou d be well adapted lo the feias- India, or m y ?'her trade, where tlie goods a e valuable, aod apeed an object From her peculiar construe ion,I suppose she would sail better (except invtry light winds) leaded than light. I do not Believe that anything that cariirs a yarJ could catch her at sea. In a trial Willi lhaeharp ami clipper-huilt U. S. brig Waihiogtou, Capt. Ucduey the Ou-k i hy-e, with a good top-gallaut banc heat her four .hours out of tm. I f wanted ?a a Yatch, she would he well adapted for a cruise in the Mediterranean or West Indies. The dining cabin of the On-ka-hy-e will accommodate 11 or tat able Tne panels, dot rs, pi I tasters, and cornices, are enamelled and polished white, relieved by gilded carved work. There are four oruanentci cases Icr books, charts. Sir Sic with a sofa in front ofeach. covered Willi a ru h stuff of crimsou and white, and with which the seals for the diunvr table correspond There are two sideboaids, ofsix feet each, with Kg Vidian mmble tope, and twu mirror* of the same length, together wi'h a handsome grate, for bunting wood or coal. The ownc's stale room sail the steward's pantry (very cutnI le.ely fitted up) with a passage way between them, separates the dining saloon from tin geni'emau'e apartment, adjoining which is one fur ladies, furnished with cushions and r&rtaini ofr.ch mlk la tlif gr ich ionrrit, geit, with no yard* or top ht-mper. Her fore aud aft (all* (eitluaive ol riogtal g-fftoptail and jib toiwail) mcaeure on the foot rope 167 fret; her light weather main giff-t(.|d (which 1* uaiia'ly done when not incumpiny withotherr,) the mtnat the hod *pecimen of the AmeriC n iliip carpen.e.'a andtliip jimer'a work. Aa *he i* umecccarily large forth* navigation of our bay* and river* (where there i* q lite Ma- way cuough for my tai'.e,) I w ould williugy ditpoae uf her, or etcha' ge herfor aamalier one. Enquire of JOHN C. STEVENS. HI lwd tawtf No. It B.t clar at-en, New York. CAST Oh'K Lo l HINo.?Ueullemeaor lainttie* tnruwnig aaide front their wardrobe article* of wearing apparel and deairing to turn the fame into caah, can obtain from the aubccribcr ?0 per cent more .than any other peraon will H. LEVETT, 742 Broadway. Office No. 1M Naraau *t, opposite CHntoa Hall, N.Y. Kamilie* and grnllerarn attended at their rraiOence* by aptotntmrat, aud all order* left at cither place, or not through ha Poet Office, will receive prompt attention. N. B.?Ladie*' apparel and Fancy Bail Dieaae* al*o pur haaed. ft 1m* saddle and harness manufactory, No. 23t Broadwajt, corner of Park Place, N. Y. GEOHOK DERICK utre* th:* method to retui-n thank* to hi* friend* and the public, for The liberal encougemint he ha* received in hi* line, aud beg* to remind them, that he (till continue* at hi* eld ataod, where he manufacture* aaddle* aud harue** of every dctcriptien, at reduced price*, vit, twenty-fire per cent lea* than formerly. He alio beg* leave to tale,that he ha* ju*t received a Few brat Shaft0 London made Saddle*, with (priughara, which he can aell very low for caah. All article* manufactured br him warranted to be 01 the beat matt rial at d mperior workman! hip. N. B^-Horeee carefuHy measured and fitted by himaelf. 'the best wig maker in new yore. PHALON.late of Chatham Square, new of SI4 Bk ha* (gain taken the fiiet Premium for the be*tepeetwi?a WIGS AND SCALPS. A CONVINCING proof, if any were wanting, that native ingenuity i* appreciated before foreign boaating and hum- I ti.e avwvaiiAn rtf tkee* i\f lk? nldeal kttfl halt mdara in I (he profession iu New York can tettifr. The public can now judge from the premium*, via. the tileer medal laat year, and (he tint premium thii, awarded by (he American Inatitute. who i* or i* not the beet Wig maker. K. Phalon reipectfully inrite* ail judge* aad wearer* to examine hi* premium impro red (roilamcr Wig, which, far eurpaefing elegance, elate re semblance to nature and beauty of mechanical itructure. may be regarded a* one of the greatest matter piece* of art *t*> produced in the world. N. B.?Thi* tulendid wig weigh* bttle over half an *anoa, the lighten ever know n. Manufacturer and proprietor of Phalon'* celebrated ANTI DANDRUFF, for removing the dander enmiietrly from (lie head, and a tbor ough cleaner of the aurface and hair cf the head, but leavea gloeay and lilky appearance to the HAIR. Observe, none i* geuurae unite* ligoed by me in ink. EDWARD PHALON. Applied on the prqni?e* for B cente. jat Im* PRIVATE CURE. rvOCTOR JORDAN'S SPECIFIC COURSE. No 11' For the cure of C?p, or Gonorrhoea, Gleet* .ard all other urethral ditcharge*, recent or old, contain* three dietiuct eerie* of medicine*. with occasional ri qaieite*, and it guaranUedlo i ff?ct a permanent cure, in every caee, ilhoui expoeure *r inconvenience, or further exjv nee. Dr. Jordan'* specific eour*e. No. 3. ittlwcialy de?gned tor the permanent cure of Venereal dieaaee. in all it* e*, to which it added, useful hints, important advice, and much valuable inleriutlion, whereby all tne difh. cultiet of *elf tr? CiUutD for onk DoI.LaK ?buch u the efficacy of I Dr. Tho-naaV Specific fill*, that they are warranted to effect a permanent and apredy cure in all diaeateaof one clam. The unqualified auccrta they have Ret wiih m the moat difficult caeca, al once give iliem a claim to the attention of all tlioee who may need the one of a aimilar medi.ine Koraa'e at 173 Broadway, cor. Chamber?t., 7? and loo Fulton it 77 Eaat Broadway Byrne. 63 Bowery. Price >1 fl3-lm OTIC fc.?The aubicrlberu i educing hia Urge aaaortment at uauenally low puce*. auch aa muat please all who wiah to purchaae any article*. either in the aaddlery and coach buai neaa.and particularly the follow ing articlea Webbing, thread, bitta, atirrupa, bclla. Patent leather. R clotn. bow*. lampa, knoba. Lacee.facka robca, buckcla. hinge*. aalea. Spring*. caatinga, he. JNO. 8. SUMMERS. j tltawom* 130 Water at reel. J. PEASE SON'S CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF HOARHUUND CANDY. rPH1B plraaant mediciue ia formed by a combination of 35 1 different ingredient*, all celcbrat'd for the cure of colda eougha, and pulmonary complaints. and by ita combination, if our of theae article* anould be used arparately and afford no relief, in thiaeitract of Ho?rhonnd Candy they are ao amalgamtti d that the beneht ol the whole ia ciperitnced in one compound^ W.A1P B?f snr. rui,i,uniim |[.nil.nu.ll?US. W itoormo I ot'isH.?I c?n recommend Pr:w 'a Hoarhound Candy for thi* dangerous complaint?my child wu dingerously afflicted with it and l'eaae'a Candy afforded immediate relief. J. PAT TEN, Ifid I cdar it. Dai Itoix, Oct. Hth, 1841. Menace. Peaae It Sone Uear Hire :?Be 10 good aa to aend me I wenty of your large package* of Hoailinimd,Candy?l waa aomewhat of a aceptic aa to ita ralue. as 1 saw It a eurra record, d in the public presa? but I mast, Iti juati e hi, that nee ha* convinced ine of my error. 1 am.wilhgreat reaped, H REDFIELD, M D. I hstreuard Fetoa'a Hearhouod Candy in my family for cony ha, coldaaud lu>ar*?ne**,wi h good 'atiafaction. feOLOMON OKNNER, 59 Hrnryat. Dr. Roger* reaoeot* ua to aay, that he ha* practiced in- dime aa a physician for thirty yeara during thie long period of hia practice he ha* mide U'e of various kinds of rrmediea Tor cold*. tioa.aeneie.anJ tlia* diatreai'ng complaint the whooping couch, and h* believe*, with a*good auecc-a aa nhyaiciaua in general, and after all he find* none aa aucceaahil aa Peace'* Ho irhouud Cat dr. and he recommends it to be used. TESTIMONIAL OF CLKROYMKN. The under*igneel have the compound cilruct of lloarhound Candy, made by J. Peaae ai S-B,(iDd freely recommend it to thoae afflicted with cougha, cold* and consumption eomplsinta as an excellent remedy in thoae caaea, and for the uae ol the voice occasionally nothing can equal it?w* rccommand it to our brethren throughont IhcUmou. Signed] Elder Kiupp Ke? Mr Liudaey.raator of M E Church, Second at Krv Mr Krlloig. rrcnt Paator M K Church Wiliett at. Key Mr Crawford, Pastor of the M E Churrh. Foray that. Rer Mr Lucker, PC New York Confe-cnee. He? Mr Wh,taker, Paator of P Church,corner of Cathann* and Madioonita. H? WiiioCn a.jf I R?- Prdlaraani Corfeeti >aer? art not appointed Agrnla K.arh rnrrlupe of lli? Ornuior Prtee'a Hoarhound C airily ia nird J. Prarrk Rad, 43 Uiviaioa at. of whom it can lo nh

Term, tarinably Caah. A ll letter* muat be pral.paid. A^KNTBa Ruahtou A Aapiawall, III) Broadwgy. 10 Aator tlouae. aad at W illiam at Tho o,won ror Fulton and William ale. Handr, 7? Fulton M and Oranite Binldingi, cor. of Broadway ana t 'ha altera at; orer No S Siith Avenue. Thrfoll wing ar? our *iau ag'o'a:? Mroeh at. nulndHplua, Pa. Itawlr It Co ?T State al Albany. At J Hobrrtaua, No 110 Baltimore at, Battaaoie. Bid. Meaam Uuboaan k Co. Mnbtle, Aim Am. J k Curat fc Co. No- tarhaaga Plata, New Of itar ,ir Onrall.Bread af, Newath,N PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT, IN NSW YORK. MONS. MALLAN k SONS, Surgeon Dentiats, No. in Broadway, and at London and Parle inlortn the Public of New Yot k, and ita vicinity, that in consequence of their eery eateaiive practice, they have, at length, been induced to open a rermvn 'tut Kit abliih meat, where they may be consulted at No. 37J Broadway between j r riuniiu ilia ?y uim nrm>, iu 111 tun m lUt profession, in which they have bet no seoessful, in consequence of their celebrated discoveries end improvements in the ert ol Dentistry. Mont Mallan return* thank* lor the very liberal pat ronage he ha* received, and continues to receive, par ticularly to the Medical prefeoion of New York, for their kind recommendation*, and advocating Mom. M.'? improvement in Dentricty. CELEBRATED MINERAL fob FILLING DECAYED TEETH! Mon*. M. continne* to restore decayed Teeth,however large or small the cavity making a stump into a sound Tooth, instantly curing the Tooth, however painful or sensitive, matching in point of color, the natural cortex or enamel of the Tooth. The Msneial is applied in a fewseconds, without the slightest pain, heat, or pressure, and lasts for many years, preventing the necessity of j Extracting, which is so-injurious to the Uuman Framethat painful aud disagreeable operation has suoh a ten dency t* shatter the constitution of delicate and nervous persons. INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH Mons. M. calls the attention of the Public and Yiaitora of the city of New York audits vicinities, to his celebrated 1m orrodisli: Minrhal Tkcth. which resist the deleterious effects of acids, and are not liable to corrosion or discoloration from Medical Prescriptions,or any other known cause. They never break or become loose?they have no unnatural gloss?are firmly fixed without wires or ligatures ?no bully substance in the mouth?and in every particular rrsemble the adjoining Teeth, in conformity of shape and miuuteot shade of color. Placed from one to a complete set, upon the above improved and aciontific principle, they are guaranteed to answer every purpose of Mastication and Articulation,particularly the inability to give the proper sound to the aentelingual double consonant TH. They are so natural in appearance, and no ligatures being used, aud still so firm iu the mouth, they defy detection by the closest observer. LOOSE TEETH seeurely and effectually fattened, arising either from the use of medicines or any other cause. ARTIFICIAL fALATES replaced upon a sure and sciei title method TO COUNTRY TATIENT8. SCURVY IN THEGUMS Cured and prevented by a Lotion which can be forwarded to any part ofthe United State*, with proper direction* for use, and guaranteed to answer. Also, a preventive and cure for the most violent Tooth Ache. TO THE PUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES. Mont. Mallon it happy in being enoblud to announce, that by the kind content of Three Hundred of the first families of the United States, consisting of the first Merchants, Medical profession, Clergy and private Citizens, to whom he can refer as to the superiority of Moua. M.'s celebrated Mineral in preference to any other they have ever tried, and, in their opinion, the best that ever came under their notice. His other improvements need no comaaent. INVALIDS Attended by Mons. MalUu, Jonr., at their own Establishment. THE FACULTY AND PUBLIC are particularly invited to pay Mons. Mallan a visit, to see the specimens of his new discoveries in Dentistry. MONS. MALLAN. Sen'r., May be consulted daily,from 10 till A o'clock, at No. 370 BROADWAY, between Franklin and White streets. CHARGES MODKRATB. JUST PUBL18HBD, The nineteenth edition of Mons. Mallnn's Treatise on the Structure and Diseases of the Teeth, to be had of the I A) 1 m* k. +aVlOR'4? balsam ok liverwort?line certifies that I have been exposed aceomtuish 1st. To instruct the Manulacturt r, Metallur gist.and Tradesman, in the principles of their rtsi retire processes, so as to render them, in reality, the mastirs, of their business; and, to eanancipate them from a state of bondage to such as are too commonly governed by blind prejmlire eiida vicioui routine. 3d. To afford Mrrchaots, Brokers, Dry alters. Druggist*, and Officer* of the Hereiue, characteristic descriptions of the commodities which pas through their hands. 3d!y. By exhibiting some of the finest developments ofuhemu try and Phrsles, to lay open an excellent practical achool to Bludenta of these kindred sciences. Sthly. T) teach Capitalists, who may be desirous of placing their funds in some productive branch of industry, to select, ludicoua y, among plausible clai nants. Sthly. To enable gemlemeu of the Law to bee.me acq minted with the nature of those patent s-hemes whi.-h are so apt to give rat to litigation. ?thIv. To tiresent 11 Legislators such a clear rv*wtti.in ,.r ik. tapir manufacturer*. nay di*?u*de them from enacting law*, ?hi?h obstruct industry, or eheriih one branch of it, lo the injury of other*. And laatly.to gi?e the general reader, intent, chiefly oh inlallectual cultivation, new* of many ol' the noblxt achitvemrnt* of Science, in affecting thoae grand tr*nifnrm*liona of matter to which Ureal Britain and the United State* owe their paramount wealth, rank, and power, atnoug the nation* of the earth. The lateat atatiatic* of'erery importadt object of ManHfaetureare giten from th? heat, and uauall), from official authority, at the end of each article. '1 lie wmk will be printed from the 2d I,on,I n edition, which *ell* for $11 a copy. It will be put on good paper, in new bre tier type, and will make about 1404 Hvo page*. It will be meufd in tt acini monthly number*, (in coeera) at 25 cent*each, pajrableon delirery. fa/- To any peraon tending ua fire dollar* at one time, in ad yai.ee, we will forward the numbera. by mHil,p??t yaid, aa toon aa th?y come from the nreaa To auitable ?ga l*ar??together with a beautiful variety of CHaoi (vlobea, Fancy Porcelain ami rapev Shwiee, i'apeto.ke., tu., all which may bow b? tia >u?ed ai hu ?tore, No. 1ST M-ondw ay The euperiority of the Mteheoaeai Lamp, combining r le li'^t la appearance. economy in U?a eon-umptiou of Oil. with tie moat bnliaal aud regular daffneioa ol tight, aotahliahM by general approbation. Ini pwii am an reduced. that they do aot much cacaad the coot of the comma an lamp. a*lia and Lueuee loaned for Va'la and rarticp. E. D. 8AXTON. flwccooaor t? A. Diaeow, ,f? MT Brood way. CHfcAP ANU UOOD?Ladita' Oaiteee fi >i. and per pair; Kmci Baakiae and wTTiii? Hh >ea ftl and $i lij par par; Gentlem n*' Waterproof awl fine Calf Boot* *SJi, Jl, AO aad (A per pair. Childrcee' Miwca' aad Boya* Bjou. *hoee ana altera cheap iu proportion Thro there in atout boot*, aoitablc for the aeaeaa lor Mechanic*. Milkmen. Kiremrn. lie frem $3 to $3 per oaur. Alao. a general aaaortincut of boo** end aline* fur famHr uae. cheap aad good, at the Clinton Boot and bhoe Mnd deapatrh, and at suob uu beard of pricr* a* a.uat **toni*b the beholder Mock Turtle Soup, per quart T5 oenU. ft. T.;i Jo M Mulligatawny 1 00 lee Cream, in foime 75 Blear Moig* ITS Caleee fiti Jelly 78 Cliarlolte-dc-ruaec 1 00 Tbe above article*, although it very low in twice, are ao? to be compared with tbe traali fairniehed by i ferior peraone hiving uoetoree.no reputation, uo nothing at (take. \V>1. KKID, Caali t'nnfectioner, fit 1m* ?0 Hudaon tract. BERNkTHY'd aOTAMCAL I'lLLS-Lel the uonorlunate reel ?aeur?nui, Liquor I Frame*,EggI> he. Together with Gold and Gilt Jewelry. Watelie*, Movement*, Silver Peucili, l'himole*, Teoth Pick*. SptlaI cle?, Pa*te Stone*, lie he. fig-lie* BOATS.?*00 Wate- atreet, four door* eavt ol Catherine M rkrt.?CKOLIUh'S Premium B at Latablianment Three Diploma*and two Silver vedal* award'd at the lair* of the American aud Mechanic*' Institute for the heat boat. Barer, Race, Club, Gondola, Fishing. Guun-ng, Yawl, Git;, Surf. Sail and Plea*are Boat*, of every description. R*r n'inied by th* Amateur Stat Club At*oc:a:ion ot New York. Builder of the Sultan of Mmeat'* Pleuure Barge.(he,Wave, Gazelle. Victoria, Atlantic, Wakona, Ike. Alio, the Ann I PrtlukiO. Waah ncton of Poughkeepeie, Duchess of Hyde Paik. Sylph and Wave of Mobile, George Stewart of Louis villi, he. ftblt 1 iti" LA NORMA SH.OARS.?uoo.uoo ot thi* celebrated braud. superior quality, and entitled to Uebenture, landed from the Crwtovkl Colon, and for I ale by yil 3m M. RADF.R, 40 Chatham *4. MLlilCAN SANK LOCK COMfANY, for Uw tale ol ANDREWS' CELEBRATED CbMBlNATlON LOCK," are now ready to receive order* for thi* celebrated Lock, and having suppfi'd the numeroua order* heretofore received. are now prepared from the eitensive arrangement* the manufacturer* of these Lock* to deliver at tnejehorte*n*t beiug robbed, having often been teatrd by burglar*, u sufficient proof that no bank can be coostdered a safe deposito ry without these lock* on their vault* or safe*. All uthti luck* can and have beeroopened. while these be! defiance to all attempt*, and th* comMfikfion of change* it can under* vary ins from 1,09* to 1,000,000, at th* will of the owner.furuiahe* security not fouud in any other mode or Ibateuiag. Lockslr safes and itore doore from 136 to 4,084 changes As relate* to the superiority of this lock orer any other, referrnee i* made to any of the bank* in Wall street. New York. I/rectors aad officers of banks are requested to examine the Locks, and orders will be receired at the ofT.ee of WADHWORTH It SMITH, *e. but it is only for the cure of diseases of ihe lung* and liver, and for these complaints it hns no qual on earth. Rawing Blsod. a cough and Iocs of strength aae eer tain symptoms kf consumption. Dr. B B. Allen's Balsam of Horehound, Liverwort and pleurisy Root is a never failing remedy, and if the sick and! distressed resort to it they are certain of bring restored to hsslth It contains no opium or any deadly poison to lull and stupify the senses, but it removes the disease, heals the lunge, give* health and streagth. Lit the sick use it. Oriniens of.thf. Facvltv-Dmkaik or the Lrgoi. Dr Allen Dear Sir?I have prescribed your Bulstuu of Horehot nd, Liverwort and Pleurisy Root in severe coughs and c insumpiien, aad it has proved effectual after other remedies had failed. I am glad to And so valuable a medicine without any dileterious or narcotic ingredients. 1 entertains high opinion of your Balsam, and sh-U continae to recommend it to my patients. Youri. truly, C. PRESTON, Physician,New York City. For sale wholeaale mod retail, by W. A. Tyler, 88 Barclay street. New Yovk,aud by E. M. Guion, corner Bowery aid Grand itreet. flint' Havana hegars.-picabia manzanEuo, 4* Liberty street, near Nassau street, offer for sale the fol lowing 380 voo La Norma Sesara, lot quality, rery superior l?o, oo Diana do do do do 100 ooo Noriega and Esperaata do do so.or0 Krgdiadf Diana, Esmero and Aquils Brands SO 000 Trabucos and Cannnea Diana, and do 100 000 Trick, Amnistia and Principe, cheap. The whole entitled to debenture, and in lots to tuit pureha sen. tlSIm* TI/ILDEtv'S PATEN f SALAMANDER IRON SAFE ?V These Hales a-e made of Stout Wrought Bar and Plate Iron, rireted together in the mo t substantial manner, end lined with a chenical preparation, which is a non-conductor ol heat, and cannot be destroyed by fire mmv tests hate been made rajurnacee witnother safes, and in burning build ing* and in no instance hare they failed to preserve the contents uninjured, while saf*s of other makers hive beta aestnv ed by the same heat. All Ba'amander Safes msde by Wilder, and sold by the s ibscriber, m ill be equal to any th moving the disheartening compla'nt is unknown more than It OOO buses have been sold n New York alone. and not oue cite f failure hat been related to any agent selling thrm. Has such a fact oc curr-d from lh- use of suy other medic-net Answer, ye that suffer. In female complaints arming fro n general weakness, they stand high in the minds of hundreds of lemales, one whom in a letter of thanks. ('Ms them the female s best friend. Sickness, or general waslingof the bony Irom any cause, are speedily ameliorated, or iu a short time cure For irirel, loss of control of the bladder, pain in the bsck from disease of the kidney or p*ostrat- glands, these pills are pre-tmiuently successful. 4 J. O FAY. wholesale agent, New York. Retailed at Nos. 73 and 100 Fulton st; Broadway, eer. of Char hers at; Church, cor ofChamlien st; 03 Bowery, corner of Walker 77 Emt Broadway; 37S Market St. rtularslp'iia; 4 Maiden lane, Albany 45 North Main st. Providetct, and 188 Washington st Boston. Pi ice $1,00. Also, Dr. Poett's Eradicater, sslebrated for its speedy and certain cure of one disease. Qf I m' H nersoip herotuforc evicting under the name of HURLiflJT It CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent J. HURL BUT. AMOB SMITH. new icni, rev. ivm, io??. NOTICE.?The business wiH be continued by HU RLBUT Si at the old stand. 7 Well etreet, New York, and Si State itreet. Hartford. Conn., where all package* muet be directed fere of Hurlbut fc|#o Eenreee." ft l TJAIR CUTT1NU AND DKES9I vo ;-OIOVANNI i 1 h KHRAKI. formerly of No. I Aetor House, Broakway, reepectfully bega leave to innonnce that he hat o.eti'il a new and elegant Hair Dressing Saloon, at No 4 Veaey ft. Aator House, which will be fouod replete with every comfort and couvmieude, and where he will at all time* be happy to wait on those gentleman who may please to honor him with their commands. >f lm' DR. PROVOST Hopes that the people are becoming ton murh enlightened upon the subject of medicine to be humbugged hereafter in the tnanoer in which they hare beyu for years past The imposition of quack pilla, drcps. mitturra, and quark doctora |,m been carried through to the fullest eiteui in this and many other cities, and it is to be hoped that the faculty w ill disregard this species of deceptiou. that thej eople ttwmaelvca wiH out. aud th?t they will investigate the fact; whether a man be a physician or not. before then are willing to tiust their health and life in such hands this thing should be looked to by all. As regards myself, I mutt the tick to come and see me,and ifth.-y are not surisfied, why, tht re ia no harm done I treat a certain class of disease with success, which I know canuot be surpassed by any man. My effice ia No. tl llrnad treoe fvurth part of aaad RailroadJAMS.8 BOVYEN Prenidaot. Ke N.I *.T b[ual??v. ttik kN?i M the ATHtNttlM MOTfcL. Tha houa. L cNtikia aboat inty rooiai, ud i* ruilatil* lor Hotel or Bearding How it ia elegantly furnwhrd through out, and ihc furniture will be *old low, to any one renting the prtmUcf. Apply to J. Howlaad, No. 1 New atreet, corner Wall, betweniaand 11 a'nlneb. f!3tiw lin* at U CAT UU LLtst,.- i Or au a nor brick Ihiuk, 71 Broadway, aft* doort below Wall alreet. The two f nratory torcaS and 7 New alreeC two door* from tin t.aaw occupied by Mtaar*. Siffktn. Irouaide k Co. Th* lut'ilory brick a lore on the eulerly aide of Cherry and 1'ikr atrttta. The twoitory bona* II Monroe atr.'ct, the firat houae above Pike atreet. The threeatory brick kotwe 34 Wa ker at., between Broadway and Church alreet. The new four lory hauae M Fourteenth aC, between the 3th and fth aveuure. i in onci nun ii rtin n., rqnimif um reart at. Mouae. The Hon 51 Wjlrr ilmt, ucu UU dip The brick boiut 321 Nineteenth it occupied by h* T. Joint I mpeer. A pari of Ihc ibne property will b? aold or tuti'inri. lee, KOR BALE. Lola on Broadwav. near Union b'quare. L t Hob Be Tenth avenue, ttu 28lh atreet. L| !}to MR. DELAPLAINE, e than oil colore. They are applied without occaeioaing any offender amell or iajurioue effect upon health, and drying in few hour*. Kaleomiue paint may, if properly applied, be waahed when eoiied, according to direction in thoeirculnr. Order* received and punctually attended to at the KALSOMINK PAINT DK.rOT. feb t' Bm* 364 Broadway, corner Franklin. TO THE LADIES. 1\/f ADA.MK COUTKLLO, Female Phyaician, altll contia "f uee to treat with aatoniehmg eucceaa all dioeaaee peculiar to females. Buppreaeion, irregularity. ohetruction. Ike by whatever eauoc produced,can o* removed by MadameC. ia a very ehorl time. Madame C'a medical eetabliehment having undergone thorough repair* and alteration* for the bettor accommodation of har numeroua patienta, ah* i? now prepared to receive ladieg on the point of confinement, or thoae who wiah to be treated for ohetruction of their monthly period. Madame C. can be coueulted at her reeidenee. No. 14 Liepe" d at all limra and with the etricteet regard to aecrecv All commnnieiUoui ami lettei* must be post paid. f93 lm*" RICH AND POOR ARE alike benefitted by Bherman's Lozenges. They st*nd high among all. and need no puffing to make them kuown. ENVY AND MALICE have induced lontetomake attempt! to pealm off worthless article* iu place of Sherman's Lozenges, which have done 10 muck ood, and cure *o many. MILLIONS ml act. have experienced their happy and beneficial effect* in Cough*, Worm*, Headaehti, Cold*, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Consumption, Palpitation, and all Nervous duease*. and never an instance known of failing to do all that is claimed. GREAT AND SMALL, high and low, unite in recommending them to all who need a sate and salutary medicine. CLERGYMEN have announced their virtue* from their pulpits, and amidst their congregations. PHYSICIANS have recommended them to their patients, when their skill had fasted to give relief. OLD AGE is soft reed to boyhood, aod their declining years made comfortable and happy, by using Sherman's Lozenges?always ask for Sherman's Lozenges, and see that you get them?they alone will eure you. Dr. Sherman's Warehouse is at 106 Nassau street. A gen's?11* sad 978 Broadway. IM Bowery; 77 East Broadway; 997 Hudson *t; 88 William street, New York; 58 and 189 Knlten street, Brooklyn Redding. 8 Blat* st, Bnston; Burgees, 98 South Third atroc. Phil.delnhia. f II 1 liter y effect*, for the etom?eh will readily regaioite etranytb, a healthy etateof ihelieer and bowede will tpeedily take place and reoewed health and rigoi of body and mind will be the eer t.nn remit Their efftuee, in fact, may be eumtned up?ae a medicine which treeflhtne the feeble au I coueolideiee the mueclee of the etronj,and will befoundof in'inite r,lue to female* of all a?ee (if taken according to the direction*), who wiah to be ?eeure fromncknee*. Price u and SO cent I per boa. For eale, wholeer le atnl re ail, by Wm. Wateon, Apothecariee' Hall, 30 Cetl arine etreet; Smith, corner of b niton and Water ate; NowiU 1ST tower*. Babtroee, diuniet, Fulton ?t. Broohlyn_ DR. MORRISON. VfORTH RIVflR DI8PF.NHARY. Fulton it, near LN Ureoowich. Dr. MorrieoD. Member of the Royal College of Burgeona, London, and fonnerlr Surgeon in the BriliehNaey, continue* to be coneulted daily on all dieeaeoeof i delicate nature, and all Ibnee diitieeemr :ieman jnent on injudicioui treotmcnt and the imprudent uae ef ijuaci ~.J?dnae. Dr. M. haa K--1 an finpilfBfr nl W vemrm ?n tr*i( u* delicate dieeaeee in all their rariotu and complicated forme toil nere mild, ?b. and infallible eiihetitute for mercury, radii ?mf the teaetcal rirua with certainty, without eutyrrt ma thepateeul to any nek. or reetrirtioi him in hie ueualdiei or pursuit., while hie medicines are aKreeeble ia taste and 'ToNflTTjrnoVAL DRBILITY-Thoueandaofyounf men are sufferinc from the consequences of mduteenee in .rcrtt Jselructtre habit, and nhoee nerrea are rurthsr injured from the une of noatrume and pretended ep cities. whirr ittmulsU only to induce greater depression Dr M trtatson purely pathological principles. and merer faile ia ratahlwrne mire, also ihe moet obstinate yield to hie plan of treaiment Uttara poet paid, and containting a auiUOis lee, wltlcojort the eorreenondent full adrice and medicine toiw y"4 er the hi. cm. DNO. 4 PalCK 8 IP. R-CARPENTER continues to b* coawllwl, M uenal.at liia o 14 teUbiielied office 4 Pack alir, in all I boa* delicate, ronipl icated, or neglected diaeaaii, wltich have bellied tbe ikill of thnte ii.compel enl, r Irai eiperetieed in aurh caeca.-" Be particular in tbe uame a..d numb r?the Peck Slip Diepeaaarp. DOCTOR uapPKNTKR- If t?' DST ADAM8 late.Letturer ou caitaw Uaeiau, in Paria.kaa lately arrived and taky be eoneulted la the ercntnefrom to 10 P. M at No l* Fulton e're?t. Beooklcn 11 im* OPCCTAci.lCs -UK. KLLIOTT bega to inform hu PabJ tienta and othera. that he haa made an airtagement with a ekilful and acienHfic (tptirun, whom Dr E. haa in wucwuiu m?peculiar aiouc oi adepuug glasses la We particular deficit of the eye. T*iis gentleman will attend at the office, Ml Broadway, corner 01 Warrea atreet, on Tuesday, Thursday and Situ-day. 'o supply patients and the publie generally, with Dr. Elliott's recently inveuted and unprorad Bpcefnclet. jSPlm* W ED?A young mauTrom It to IT years old, who can T *l[) racon mended, and whe eaa apeak the French and Lugli-h languages, to go South, aa a cterh fa a grocery Adlreaa to J. J. LABOUISSlfc. leb 19 1 taw 3?* 178 Front itreat. I 'ollowuig colors,of Aral qualiy, VJ adapted either for (hi Painting or Kalsomine, fur tale at 354 Broadway, corner of Franklin? Waehed Blue Blacks, Heal Indian Fed, Super Chiusse Blue, Super Purple Brawn. Kmc raid Ortcn, Madder Likes Bruuaw clt Or*en, Verraiiiion, Saxon OrwD, Chromes. Turkey Umbra. Ochres, ke., he. To Priuters and Engravers.?Frankfort and English Blacks verv superior,for sale at feb 87 3si* 3(4 Bror dway. corner Fianklin. TO BKEWERS AND DVSTiLL.KRS.-Tha subscribers offer for sale all that valuable property, situated in Auburn, and known *s Watson end Son's Brewery anil Diitil ery.with a Dwelling House, outbuildings, machinery and fixtures ocn necteil therewith. Said property consists of about two acres of land, lying on the south side of the Owatco river in said village; a buck dwelling house, a dwelling house, a distillery capable of distilling t-M bushels of grain per day, a large and convenient brewery and malt house, with two kilns 81 feet Sucre, ano i a storage for 30,000 bushels of grain, a nan, eds, stable tw or (00 hogs, and an office situated thereon. Connected with t'.e dsetillery and brewery there it a steam engke of 90 horse po wer with two cylinders?ample machinery for grinding, and a iuperior rectifying establishment, contaaalug one of John Wright's palest alcohol copper stills. The whole establishment is of a superior kind, well finished and convenient in all its arrangements, situated in a rich and flourishing grain prowiug country, is now in complete order, and in full vperatiou. It harm* h-'.ome necessary to seH the tame in coone^-owen of the dec -?e of H. W?t?ii, it will be disposed of at a bar gain One third of the purchase inouey will be required on the delivery of the deed, and the balance may be left on bond and mortgage for a term of years ?f desired. For reference inquire at Wm. Leitch't, T,al Female HoepiUle IB Europe?lho?e of Vienna and Perm? where farored bp her Gent experience and opportunities, *he attained that eel* ity in thoee great diecorenre in medical icicnee *o ape eiallp adapted to the fema frame for which her ?-"~ri* now eland unriralled, a* well in Ibi* country a* in Europe. Hat acquaintance with the phyeiology and anatomy of the female frame, enabled her?by tracing the decline end ift health of married femalee, tcarce in the meridian of life, and the ooiwe quent rapid and often apparently inexplicable cauae* which eonaign many a fond mother to a premature grare?to their true eource?to errife it t knowledge of the primary eanaer of female indiepoeitioiu?eapecially of married femalee?which, ia 1808. led to the di*c?.rery of her celebrated **Pre*enti*e Powdere." Their adoption he* been the meaai of preaerrmg not only the health, but even the life of many an affectionate wife and fond mother. The adrertiaer f-eling the importance of thi* (object, and etimaliug the rati benefit* retelling to thouaandi by their lioption, would moat respectfully arouae the attentiou of the tarried, by all that they hold uear and dear.t lticouaidere tion. la it not wiae and rirtuoua to prevent i il alo which Wf are aahject, by aimple and healthy meaoe within eur control f Erery diepnmienate, rirtuoua. and enlightened mind willunheaitatingly anawer in the affirmative Thia ia all that Madame Reatall recommend* ir eeer recommended. Price Are dollar* a package, accompanied with full end particular dtrvetiena They can be fo warded by mail to any pert of the United 81 at re All letter* mutt be poet paid, aud addreaeed to MADAME RESTELL,Female ri.yaician. Principal one*. 148 Greenwich atreet. New Ynik. Office houre from A. M to 8 o'clk P M. Boeton office No. 7 Eaaex at. f|g dhwl PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS, iiwkntkd and rmrtiED at M DE BOUDKLOQUE, M. D.r LISBON, PORTUGAL, THE acieiitifie cambiaatioa of ingredient* of which thm pill* arc compoard. ha* emade them the wonder and kia^ ration o I the world. Tlw, are known all over Europe U to the"*' preparation eeer diecoTrred th*t haajrored luearia* hr uiiiiiprodueim the monthly Urna. Their certainty. {Met.beiaa auch that tnej ra iat eot be nied duno# area na Jot though mild eafe.and healthy, they are eetua V proe.. nurami( mail, fet Irn'dkw PUBLISHED DAILY BY jaiki qordoi mmwmmww. No. tl ANN STREET. TERMS OF ATVPRTT8INO?The ?*t*M?re adWR a two of the Hbbald, both In town and ooutdrj, MM t a mperior channel for adeertJoor*. ro* twbltb it*** oa lb**: i a 1 ?la "In la poa amnt Lttea* oa La**: aa ail I nantlia On AO month,!!!!"! 90 I monthi!!!!.!"!!'.!!ii 8? 1^. Ail adveni*- menta to bo paid for before their b| AdrertieeoHBte inverted in the Vnut Hiuli et er aqnere every ineertion Melinite Hi?*ld?limed everv moraine?price let wale per copy. 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