The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
March 18, 1842

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TH Vmi- ?It.-I*. 30i) ~Wkol* 9030 NEW LtVb OFLIV ERPOOt. PACKETS To Mil from New .'arktit- 4*1 1. U Lircrp?ti o? Ike tlta of each month, jft >?Tou. C Skip R08CIU9. ('eutxm J 1 Collioe. *?m Lirc>p?ML. %f l Ship 8HKRID \N.? lam f A. IJriuyawr, i?n iMpUARRK-!v,' .in Win. Hkjddy, llth April. Ship ROSCIU 1 'lull John Oolluu, I*th May. Ship SIDDON3.1 apiam LB. Cobb, 1?h Juue. The*eahipaare ellof the tlr*lclu(xupwar>lsof loOOtooa.btriM i ci(V of Naw York, with anch improvement* a* com bin* mat ?I*#J with uuiwual comfort for pa**enger*. Every "H t? 'u taken iu the arrangement nf their accommodation*. Th* egSc* of p***?gehruce t* *f 1 uu,ior which atiijile etorea will bo Brovvlr.I. Three tUp* are commanded by experienced maa**m-who will make every exertion to give general (alulae Neither th* capt.uua or owner* oftheae ahipa win be reapotmi Ma for my letter*, parcel*or pnekuKeeeanl by them, uoleaa ra malar hill* ot laji i-'arreiciieiltherefor. Theehitool Ih line will hereafter go armed, and (Mir pent iar -.met ruction giv eat hem aecurity not poaaeaaed by any other bat'-xel* of wnr. ^fftVSO Stoiith *t.,N*w York,ort* ,,i, WM. V JAS. BROWN rerioii* a tones, silver, or plated ware, or fir any lot tars, parcel or package, seat by or put a "hoard of fists uulese regular hills of lading are taken fortes earns, and IS value the won for freight or uaasapc .apply to E. It. COLLINS It CO. MSontk it ,or James e. WOODRUFF, Agent in New Orleans, who win promptly forward all goods to hta addreaa. The ehipa of thie line aw warranted to tail puuctueOy as ad) oartoed, ead great ear* will be taken to have the good* correct mraeueed. ml is*,* (una Afxo naWAiU.. BtirSjjfl 1*031 Fare ratiured to SS oonta. from the foot of Courtlandt street, New Torlt(Every day?Sandays excepted.) Leavea N*w York. Leave Newark At* A.M. At (P.M. All AM. At M P.M. 11 do 4 do do 3) do do 1*| do do V do 10 do ON SUNDATS. From tha leot of Liberty rtreet Leave New York. Lease Newark. At A M.aud d P.M. At 1 P. M. and 10 P.M. NEW lOKK Ki.IZ'ABETHTQWN, RAHWAY ANB NEW BRUNSWICK. Fare reduced. From trie foot of Liberty street.dally. I.care New York. Leave New Brunswick. At t A. M. At T| A. M. 41P.M. 1 P.M. SO d H V1LLE stages connect with theea lines each way. V.u Ii?Iwmb Mew York and Snmerville. SO cents. Do do Nowfinwrimk, 7*?inte. Rati wari 60 canto Emabathtown, _ eonta. TW lire in tha T) A. M. train from Now Brunswick, and 4| T M. train from Now York, haa been reduced between Naw York and New B mat wick to SO cants. and Rahway fa The Peilodelphia mail line paaaoa through NawBmnawick for Now V 11 be forwarded with the utmoet difpatch to any point west or iniith. Ft eiglit raaebei Baltimore the tama dry it learea Philaif all line for th? writ rud annth learea Do* V tract daUi at half-pact air o'clock A.M. by tlaambeat HUBERT MORH1B. iWnftilwill re-ch Bait-more at t o'clock, two houra arei icua to the drpai ture of the t*?it>i far the eouthwrit. W. L. ABHMEAD, Agent. Philadelphia, March IMP. ml* Im RAILRO D NOTICE. MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE. JMUSWSItjS NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK PpH NtWJKRWii.T Rai r?*d end Transportation ?1 punr hnvn ritablnh-d Freight Line between New Rrunnuiek and New York, rhicklM} intend to ran pmma"LeAitif New Brunswick at t A M. daily, (Sundays esetple.' i ai.il the foot of Liberty afreet. New Y? States Ulano Lcirao Whitehall At I o'clock a.m. At o'clock aJL "11 "ll" W.u n P.M. t N B. All ton.li ahippcd arc required 10 b? particularly Bart. 'I andaroat the nek of the owner? thereof. ol I NEWARK AND NEW YORK Fare Osle Hi Cento. I aMA jS _ The evtendid and enncntcdiow eteemer I lob a (taffy, he tog n>?n ^s -!-.ir elegantly rchlted. wl'l taeiOMte her i-mlar trip# frr the (eaoos, en Thuraday, Mart h I Oth,? teat:>. foil owe? I Foe Barclay et .New York Centre Market, Newark. to o'rloA. A. M. 71 o-eloca.A M. I (o'clock, r.M l| o'clock, P M. Frc-jttt ofeetry deeenptton rant 1 at rerjr reduced ratoo. oai 1^ I ^^^^^^^ardr^wil^leare^ttMiJ^ot^^^^n oUwti Idt . M| FOR UIEWIICIT and WfcD BANK. C l7Lut-Oa and after SaturJay. Mart li It, l#t J. the lg OH1H1S.Captain Allaire, will Icare Sew i ik evcry Tureday. Thnreday.and Salttrdaj at b a'. do M. ieiumtnf, leare Red Bank arery Monday at to, k. and Tueeday and 'Ihureday at li o'clock, noon. I ot B M IL LINK FOR ALB NY I ST S^3amediate plarre. ae far aa the ice iieoaita, the I JL 7Jt.*"?mbod I'TICA, Capt. A II. Sehultt, will cat. foot oft o.irtlantli atreet. THIN AFTKRNOON, at e't .I' tiday. Marek ith. f..r eht or lactate, apply on board, or to PF.TF.R C. (ft-1 Z, at the Office ?o the wharf. Ti tramoei TLLKOKAPH will leare for A then y en ?tt Afternoon. March tth, aito'rlork. I W?1 LONPrtW-tUkd y IWtetk MWA>tC MtiVUpaatne* packet ah.p HKNDRlCK HUDSON. B Loft aio Mor|an, will he dcepatrhed for tendon aa Jpv r regular day Marine anpcrlor teeommoditiono for l-? -TOC" Wm E NE n: "i p\ANi>BUFF or loaa of} Vie c?u*cl by a 'ancnid or obJ-/ rucWe circulation in tht mall blood r^Uwhich nupdly the scalp and h?ir with oourti' men', iu consequence of which Ui? perspiration ber,nwi tfcick and ihmnv, and drier on the lurinr forming u crust c*l ed daiwtmtf wn?ch clou uptheiwrvaof lie ?kiu, and oy iu ^rescues the root* ofthchair p'evtuts it f~nn> receiving ruili rent nomruha entto vitality The h\ir ih~?? becomes Inwh ?nduuptea?aut, R1 cofPr yl f-IU ofT Thif u-mealtliy aflf*-c?ioo it very speedily and eft* ciu.lt y cu el by Java's Hair Tonic whicn revives tl?e dormant im*tri ol the rnrfaoe tesecU. removes Ihe dauurun, ?od produces a Lew and healthy a row h of hair to supn y the lost of the old: and bu I doses is prevented or removed whers u aire ?d> ?list* The following >d you tnia certificate to inform you of the invaluable fern fit my wife has received from the use of j*1* J^yue'e Hair I odic She lost not only her eulire head of hair, but her ?ythrows also and after try ing Balin of (Vtmnbta and va'tons other remedies, with no bee*fit. ?ht sasil i)r. Jaynt's Hair Tonic, bhr used two bottles before we culd dice over the hair had started, aud comrrv n?t f with the thin! I it Started to urow out fiuelv.aii'l iua few ???i herhead aud nyrbiowe wc r run rtu with a third grn alb ot rt-e H ,ck hiir. better Ih.o eh-h .d lo*-. 1 think it enlirelr produced by the uee of the Tuuie. ?ud would re sommend it to all who uecd I ?simitarremedy. Truly yours. JOHN N J ACK 40N. Piepared oulr by U'. D. Jeyne, Sf South Metreet Trite $1 ttivd tt wrotetale ead ret il br A. B 111 trams,aad all who suspect the remains of diseasa lurking in tie its ten, may consult Dr. B. always with ayuarantsenf rtireQQK Persons contemplating marriage, who have been the S?v lasts of delicate diseases, may eonsuh Sr. Bell with himnrablc esnftdence. Posy ram letters, describing the case of persons ai adi*tanee,hav* hia prompt attention. Dr.B.'s treatment neves exposes to suspicion,and is well known to be eafe and pcraa **W- Private offlees 4 COURTLANDT STREET, two doors from Broadway- mtlm* IMPORTANT WORK. VTOW in the count of publication, a Directory of Arts, IN (Manufactures, and Mines, containing clear ei position of tneir prmciplec and praetire by Andrew Use. M. D., ,F. R. 9., eet, etc.?Illustrated wtih 1941 engraTku fi. Iin..u? Ik. 1? jiw'aindever published, andab ok most adinirar|y adapted to the wants ohe community. The foil ing are the important objocts which the learned author endear ore to accomplish let. To mstnictthe Manufacture r, MeUllergiat.aud Trades man, w the principles of their respective processes, so as to render them, in reality, the astire, of their businese; and, to emancipate these from a slate of bono age to such as are loo commonly governed by blind prejudice ?oda vicious routine. Sd. To afford Merchants, Brsbers, Pry salters, Druggists, and Officers of the Rere me, characteristic description! *.f the commoditice winch paai through their hands. Idly. By rxhibiting come of the finest Her elopements ofChemutry and Phi lies, to lay Mien an excellent practical school to Students of three kindred sciences. Stnly. T tenth Capitalists, who may be desirous of placing their finds in some productive branch of iuduetry, to select, mdwoaniy. among plausible cUei nanta tthly. To enable gentlemen of I the Law to bec.-me acq jainted with the nntnrc of those potent scheme* wht.k are apt to give nee to litigation. Sthly. To preaent t Legislators such a clearet tooitiou of the staple menufacturers. as may dissuade I hem from eu acting laws, hirh obstruct industry, or cherish one branch of it, to the injury of others. And lastly, to give the general reader, intent, chiefly on intellectual cultirauon. views of mauy of the uobb si achievements of Science, in affecting those grand transformations of matter to which Great Britain and the United States owe I their paramount we,lib, rank, and power, among the nations of the earth. Tb* latest statistics of evetr importadt object of Manufbetar* are given from ?L? beet, and usually, from official author, it*, at the end of each article. The work will be printed from the fid London edition, which sells for $11 s cop*. It will be put on good paper, in new bre Tier ty pe, and wifl make about 1400 8vo pages. It will be issued mil eemi monthly numbers, (in covers) at Masai* sash, pay a We oo detirrry. Iffy- To any person sanding us fire Hollar* at one time, in ad ranee, w* will forward the numbers, by mail,poet paid, as soon as they come from the urtu To suitable ?g-u??, this affords s ran opportunity, as ws can put the work to (hrm on terms ertraorainariiy favorable, la every manufacturing town,end every rillHge. throughout the United Stele* and Canada, subscribers may be obtained with the greatest facility. Addrees, *a>st paid, La Roy Sumter land, ISO Pulton st New Tork. To every editor who gives this advertisement entire twelve wort, provided th? papers containing this notice'be sent u"the New York Watchman. New York. fw in* MEDICAL AID. ALL those in need of medical aid of a certain description. rhonld without fui obtain a copy of a littin book entitled the Ru neon, with engravkna. Thia little work waa written and published by Dr. Utegory, in 1833; in 1841, ha published n aacond editun. with many tumble improTementa and alterations; a .d it. 184A, it h>a been etiM more improved and enlarged. The engraving* aie besutifuly done, nod arc accompanied with anitnbla explanatory remarke. I he author ia now in cntcnai'e city practice at 34 Moltatreet nearly opposite the alone church. Hia having b en ronatantly engaged in comba'tiug diecaoca of tkiacharacter lor mauy yeara past, enables him to treat hiisubjact not only theorvticaf y but practically correct. Tlic patient ia here guided iu tlie selection of remedied, aeorJira to the respective cirrumataneea and condition of the ceee. The plan of the bookie to ahow the ordinary symptom* occiirring m common coaea, wuh bl perteel tiealth and activity, when 1 firat received the American agoncy of the Lueaaa Cardial. M rom Dr. Magnin, aotwilhataoding ita immence foreign oalabrity, and the great amount of reopecUble tretimooy that ae- *J companiad it, I declined ramaitting ayaolf individually, by giving any prraooal amurunceg in theae particultao; but ww, after the enormona aale of upward# of one hundred tn thauaand beti lee, coupled with the reeeipta ot eertificotee and leatimonia'a innumerable, and much aaowlanga founded en per eon al obecrvalion, I can unheeitatingiy warrant U or far exeoedlagmy moat aaagtUe Fur aala at 46t Broad*ay. Now Yartt J and ao .North Hixth atreet. Philadelphia iflT |m* T.'l.OHIDA rl'NDS?Uutou knag and floutVni Truet, r bought at N. ?l?TAHt*B, _ 11 Wall gtreet Vniled Slataa Rank notsa Illiaoia do, Michigan, Indiana, 3 MI'iioia Scrir, b light and aold. mi3* ENfiCISH" Wmt ri aTHi. for Fanedriaaar and Crljil dar Mtehiuex?manufactured Irora the parcat natal fir *1,br PF.KRBR It BWOOKB, gmiWcYLiNMk MA^H'WK S Cj interior n?a ity.and k lSwOg *r ni? tt ruCrtr^. W YO fw \7ADr rnmAV ur 1 VIVA, X" IV J. JL//X JL i?iV po PAJ'ttK MAX Li KACTVj KK H.8.?The aohacrtbera giv A notice that Meter* Howe t?odd..rd,of Worcealer.MlMa anvt appointed I hem their agent*. am! are prepared to furuafc iMori nude*, opoo tlx meet reaaonable term*. Vourdrroier and lyieader Machine*, wiUi fire cr at earn dryer*, and anuf or Wune* to aiie paper in the webaa it learra th* dryer*. AIM, very kind ef Machinery appertaining to the manufacture of pepar. which ia point of workmanahip and Amah m not aurpeaaad by any otiaar cMabluhmeut in thia country. A iaive number an low in operation in many ?f the beet mill*, to whom re term a a will bo gfroa for all particular*. PKRR81C A BKOOK8. Paper War aha?*, AMdfcw it Liberty* tret A MADAME RESTELL, DtMALt PHY8M.1AN. Office and reaideoce ltd tinea U wiih street, (between Cortlaidt and Liberty atreaU.) where the can ba routi.lttd with tha atrtctaat rnnlhwari onan complaint* incident to the female frame Madame Keetnll'e aiiwrience and knowledge in the tree! meat of ob*tin tie case* of female irregularity, ati>|fiage or aui> praeaion, Ac, ia euch aa to require out e few daye lor ccrtatt relief and perfect recovery. Ladie* desiring proper ined teal atteadauee during coaftneuvut or other inatapocittoa will be accunmodaUit during aueh time with private and re eptetable hoard. Preveutn'e Powder*" for married ladiei whoee delicate or precarious health forbid* a too rapid increase of family, will be aent br mail to any pan ol the L'niled 8toet paid) tddresied to *bea HI, N. V. city,' >-a!l be received. Potion Othre No. T Ksaex at. N. ,B.?Maiaina Heatall would iiilertn ladiac reciding out oi the oily, whose health would aot admit ?f travelling, that the would devote her petrosal attendance upou them in any par1 of the Unite,I Slate* within reaaouahle dutauce, fll'tfewlm* COUNTERFEIT. m1 W A ~W T-1 rn r/A ATrni r wn XtMAJL.lli JVIUIV' 1 ilJL y PILLS. /"\WTW(J tn the celebrity, efficacy and iiit irnbli raceme 01 MwIum UesteH's Female Monthly Piil* u all mnol irrraulu-iiy, auppremuou, or stoppage of those functions o: nature upon which Die health of every female depeudg. siuc* their introduction into Die United States, now about four year* counterfeit* and umtaliotie are rontiuually attempted to be pointed off lor the genuine. (..heap coin.nnu ilia are pureha led at twelve ceau a box, put up in iliffvieiit boare, and calleC 'Female Monthly Kile."with the object of belting. if poeeible at one dollar Femalea are therefore cautioned against them attempts to impose upon iiirm. it in sufficient here toetate that all Female Monthly Pills are couutrrietU, except LBoe07 Broadway, corner of Fa'ton ei. Price Si per bottle. All o.here are counterfeit. mUeidet UAIaNA?Mho. WEST'S oOiHui.nu nuunr, ie IT removed to the Cnllc Ban Pedro, No. t cufrente de la Miehiai.* By this latter direction the building ia known to aB boatmen, coethmea, portara the., an one of the moat conspicuous point! of the rtty. The extensive alterations and rapeira upon thie house baring Mai completed, Mrs. W. haa the aatislactioo of oBering to Rragere visiting Havana, an aatahhahmeut far superior in its location to any tiling of tlx kind evsr before known in tha city. It is situate directly won the Bay. and commands an extensive view cf the satire karoo?, with the adjacent country, villwMe 4c,' Oty- PnmcngeceJorHarwiamtMt obtain a paes^'rt from, or mm vermeony, npanitti innvui, wiucn,oo arrival. is taken by the boarding officer* In the Uotrtnmeat House, where, in conformity therewith, a permit iu laud with baggage, fcc. has to be procured by tome resident of the place. Pevoonedeeiront of going to Mre. Weet'e house, wiN please bow in mind that this temoe will be promptly rendered them by the Clerk who visits all vessels with peaseogem, aa earns m they enter the harbor. Havana. Deo. M. tkfl. otSeod em* piO\L fAHli j I'll tl.Abr..? 1 h? Climou i^oal Sard, J>o. I V1H Monroe aire t.with Office, Stable, and the Yard payed. The ad*erli*erwill attend daily at It o'clock, A. M. at W1LLIAMb kTEBOV80N'8 corner of Madison and Jrffereoo afreete. ml sod 3w* rpriB i'IVIL kN6INEek and aRcHITi?f Iheaubeenber, No lit Oraud. corner of Elmitreet.inthe WW laic* buihilag of tlw New York Public School Society rhere the article may bo txamioed. 1 tot cod* a r. HOB*. Palca'e* II/ILL?J? fUtblbHCI), Saturday, llth met., the A me** ricaa Repriu a of the following Magazine*, juat receired er atramer Acadia'? llacbwod'a Edinburgh Magazine, ft per annum. Inblia Uuiaerai'y Magazine. it deuopolitau Magazine. ft Imtlcy'a MieeelTaiir. withM llluatralioM ft The Edinburgh Her lew (No. 150) ia aleo receirtd, and rill bo puhliahadahortly. J. M. MASON. Publi her. Baocmcnt Rooma, corner Piae at. and Broadway. HI Wood* PlMBKR FOR THE U. DRY DOCK. BROORLYN, L Banladrvcpo wla wlB bo receired at theoMee of the Nalank for the fouadationo of the Dry Daek, fit MO aproce pi lee of length r erring rout M to at feet?to a tot ggu not loot than ta fact; nod to be not lone than It and to arorage at leaat It lachaa in diameter, I foot front tha b?U, exclusive ef the bark. 1.000 Kneel feet white piue timber, foot erjeere for floor tin] I i^gMjnool foot white pino do, I foot by 1 foot t incheo oquaro J AM* foot board msaours of Hueh white piao plank for floor Sit fool booed mcaeure of t inch yellow pine plank for ehoot a Al H&eabove timber tnd pink to be of perfectly eound and wabte quality. j The epruee piles to bp at etraight aocan be peoeured, and in a "JS*. tali ta be aawod etrwghl and square edged to the dimoaainui wra given, and of tlw following lengtua, viz: ano half ol ft A Tot to be m (tick* tt.ts. ta and ti feet long. The remain m g half of each lot tuttwkutf vr, Maud 11 feet long.?the imber of liaaol foot of carl (on; S to bo nearly the mo. p The white piae planb to be nirrety free from largo kaotoga re edged ia lengths a# ti. 04 TT, 10, llorM Ibei to Ore go not lege thoatr foot, and in widths from iota It, to are The yeSow piae plank to be etraight and square edged. t?H4s far driving aa ehoot pi Hug ia loagtho af It or tlfaot, and P width from It to It inoheo?to arorage not leoo than It in J Til the above timber and plank to hodolirarnk on aueh wharf J 'Wharfa within the Nary Yard ae may ha designated by the agipeer of the Dry Doefc eubjeet to the iaepoctma and appro- 11 .tmannrn fko I mi A*m o# I.I no nt.il tin I Klk inn r*f Aolnlweoa II Ai-uW fiViir' m( Wa.~tin.~i jj rS^Sfi^i ?"X^o^b^*tW"' w S Jfcu'r&S&,,ow *"*(Mlw- ??tok- g The pr iMttli will itate the prie? per ttick for the pit to? tRK I 1RNING, MARCH 18, 18I THE NEW YORK LANCET. EDITED BV JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON,M. D, PUBI.I9HBD EVERY SATURDAY. The wast of a weekly Journal, devoted to the advancement of Medical and Surgical Science, irrespective of local, individual, or party interests, and established on a btoad and | plau with faithfulness and zeal, the proprietors ii'pusi' ith, they trust. a not presumptuous confident their no;.? of future and full succese. The Lsncvt will consist of sixtoen pages, 8vo., double column it A ili in pnbl.-hed every Saturday, and forwarded er?N of the Union with the stricteat punc tualtty and if itch. Tikms? Three dollars pernrnum, psiil in advnnce. Qlp* iiouks.pemphi~t?, plates, 6sc., fur reviuw,ar.d all con>niuuic.aiioi)h relative to the editonul an it can be done en a bone in a tenth part ef tbe tiaee. ithoutfhe uaeof oil or water?which any perron can proea f brine lay a doll raaor a baring It pot in order oe one)of taTabiata.lM Ire ad wit Inn* fl'cflathaai jt^aL? aifceie/eliaf to tj>pafi&et!d?fbqt).to? Ha maybe mwart apaaal ted. with the almost eonftdanor, l the wore* earn af deReate diseases. aeanaitol alhetioaa. lar breoeh of the profaaaion, a-iaranfeaa a *n,ip*W rod tern re cure to all pemaoe wbe apply to kw Baaent aaaee a red ia a few day* wittowt the nae of wertnryor any other angerons wedincine. fee mterrwpiioa from bneineea. or aha Mion ia the wode of Neteg. All wbeoa eaeee haey been pro SSSa'i.Tfers Mil DWMft. SEttllN ihON UASnwOb Lapsisrnwsffrawss^alin J and anwaaer on. amenta, of eop-nor wannfaetiire, to alane "T,rT oS&ALcm a KHUor.k. I ml lmm M Brow! ?tr*?t i jjAtllTjnrTtANKIT* ARD UXHi'tHH. 1 NLRBM k BROOKS. M? K W LArdf M

IERA 42. A Wreath for the Prince. Here's a wreath for the Prince may it live evermore, With a bloom undiminish* d, a power undented Here'* the Shamrock, the glory of Erin's loved shore And the Thistle oi Scotland?brave, trusty, and triad} Here's England's bright emblem, the Rose of tbo world StiU hallowed by eeds 1 hat true greatness evince Midst the banners ut royalty proudly unfurled, Here's the wreath of Great Britain to welcome the I I May the waters af Oed,as they touch his fair brow, As they yield him a name to each Briton's heart dear, Be a covenant kept midst the angels from now. That thia son of the Church will lis spirit revere Then a wreath for the Prinde 1 may it live undecayed, Our loyalty, honor,and truth to evince 'Midst the banners of royalty proudly displayed, Here's the wreath of Great Britain to welcome the Prinoe! Teas Years Ago* Ten years ago,ten years ago, Life was to us a fairy scene And the keen blasts of worldly woe Had aeared not than its pathway green. Yomh and its thousand dreams wrie outs, Feelings wo ne'er can know again Un withered hopes, uawasted {towers, And frames unworn by mortal pain. Such was the bright aDd genial flow Of life with us?ten years ago Time has not blanched a single hair That clusters round thy furehead now Nor hath the cankering touch of care Left even one furrow on thy brow. Thtna ayes are blue as trhen we met, la love's deep truth, in esrlier years Thy cheek of ruse is blooming ytt, Though sometimes stained with secret tears But where?oh where's the spirit's glow, That shone through all?ten years ago? II, too, am changed?I icarce know whyCan feel each flagging pnlie decay And youth, and health, and vision* high, Melt like a wreath of mow away Time cannot sure have wrought the ill; Though worn in thia world'* tick'ning strife, In aoul andiorm, I linger atill In the tlrat Summer month of life Yet journey on my path below, Oh how unlike?ten year* ago,! But look notthua?I would not give Tne wreck of hopes that thou must share. To bid those joyous hours revive W ben all around me seemed so fair. We've wandered on in sunny weather,' When winds were low, and flower* in bloom, And hand in hand have kept together, And still will keep,'mid storm and gloom Endeared by ties we could not know When life was young?ten years ago Has Fortune frowned 1 Her frowns were vain, For hearts like ours she could not chill; Have friends proved false! Their love might wane, But sun grow fonder, firmer still. Twin bark* en this world's changing wave, 8teadfaat in calms, in tempests tried, In concert etill our fate we'll brave, Together cleave life's fitful tide, Nor mourn, whatever winds may blow, Youth'a first wild dream?ten yean ago. Have we not knelt betide his bed, And watehed our first-born blossom die 1 Hoped, till the ehades of hope had find. Then wept till feeling'a fount was dry Was it not sweet in that dark hour. To think, *mid mutual tears and tight, Our bud had left ilt earthly bower, And bnrtt to bloom in Faradiae What to the thaughtathat toothed that woo, Ware heartleaajoya?tan year* ago Yea, it la tweet, whea Heaven it bright, To share ita tunny beamt with thee But tweeter, far, 'mid clouda and blight, To hart thee near to weep with me. Then dry those teara?though something changed From wnat we were in earlii-r youth,! Time that haa hopea and frienda estranged, Hath left ut love in all its truth Sweet feelings we would not forego For life's beat joy?ten years ago. Bankrupt List. SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. Daniel Oreen, Now York, to be declared bankrupt April 18; George Painter, do; Jas C McGregor, ef the firm ef McGregor 4" Beekman, do; Latimer R Shaw, of the firms of Bailey, Keeler k Remten and L R Shaw k Co, do; William Hill, Brooklyn, Auril IS; Joseph B Ball, j New York, do; Jamee J Broat, do; Eoenezer Fuller, (late Belcher and Fuller, Providence,) Jo: Martin K Bridget, late firm of G F Bancroft k Co. Brooklyn, 18th; John J Aymar, late firm ef Patterson k A) mar, New York, do; Jacob Lawrence, Jr. Far Rockaway, do. MAINE. Thomas Nichols, Samuel B Brown, Arnold S Richmond, Daniel Mason, Tbemat Jewell, James Bicklord, Jr,James A Nickeraon, Graenleaf Bray, Daniel C Reed, John W Appleton, Daniel Hamblet, Cromwell P Hunter, Samnel Hunter, Stephen Bean, James Huntoon, John Bowell, Oaks Packard, Samuel Morrill, Rufus Hilton, Wm H Hayden, Samuel V Ames, Gorham Butler. Ersstus N Torrey, James M Torrey, Jas Dow. James Clark, Richd F Webatar, Elijah Low, Edward FOrff, Simeon Tread well, Joseph Card, Joseph Leavitt, Tboa Jennings, John Stevens, Benjamin Wade. Nehemiah Kittlidge. Geo C Fkilbroek, JaaNorria, Jr.Benj Bourne, Daniel McRner, BenjS Deaur, Joseph I Webb, Isaiah Brown, Jaa Tiuh, E W Haaey, Tboa N Mansfield, John Snow, John McEn- tyre, Robert Wilaou, Wm Ellis.Thoa I Grant.AlfreoDoe, Thomas Biekford, Dudley R Miles, Ibrook E Collins, W i Sherburne, Geo H McKechine, Andrew E Craig, Atkin- i inn Dsvinia RK*rhNpn? Han ftWnrKurtio Bamn.i Th.i?. ton. Hennon O Kent,Daniel Goodwin. Oalen Hathaway, Edward Tebbets, BarnabM Bur*l?y, Move* Dennett, Ira Norten. Eliphalet Y Sabine, Nathl Cobb, Clivv Panly, Valentine Crommett, Lu?h?r Scribner, Melvin Lincoln, Lucy W Maynard, Abbot Doyen, Stephen Lovejoy, Phi neaa Rolf, Geo Fitr.gerald, Washington Woodman, David Sturgis, Newell Sullen, John Hunnnwill, Archibald Hall, Arohibald McLellan, Jr, John McKellar, Thomaa i E Wentworth, Apolios Osgood, Nathan L Warren, Ata Thayer, Jr, Waldo Blossom, Zena* Line, BenJ Foster, Willit N Foster, Alanaon W Daeoa will ba aarad, partially iajnrcd There waa (I nanranea on tha stock to tha amount ef tl mii tha balldiag waa not ieaared, and it" destrae s? ion will involves lees of 96,(NX) or K) Dar- 1 'a or the progress of tha Are oae of tha walla of the f turnieg building fell oa the adjoining frame storage to touaa of Jonea h Taylor, and demolished if. The fa ire ia charred as the work of an iaeaadiary. It Wl Naw HaasraHiaR Etacnoa?Mr. Hahhard'a la Biiority avar all other aaadidataa, ae far aa heard pi" rem, is from MQA to 4000 According to Hill a Patriot, the lagislatare, aa far aa heard from, stands has?Radicals 90; Ami radicals 00; Whig. 47; ty, Vc choice 10, Aad-radieai majority 3t I iH LD. rn?? tin C?bu CMy of Itanrvo. [Correspondence of the Herald.] The Great Modern Prophet?A Dtteriplicn of ti e .Vomica Chief*,'Jooph Smith, Sic'ney Hindoo, ffr.-C iiriou* Particular*. Cur OK NAHVOO, III. Feb. 19, A D 1842. JAUES Gordo* HrN.fkrt, Ea?i It may not he uniatereetiag to job to have a few lines from your correapoadant ia Zion?the eity af the saints?the nucleus of a Weatera Empire."? Ib thia communication I propose airino ?oa a d*. O" B J script ion of the Firet Presidency" of the Mormon hierarchy, which consists of four dignitaries to wit: a principal Prophet, a Patriarch, aed two Couacillors. Joseph Smith, the President of the Church, Piophet, Seer and Kerelator, is thirty-fix year* of ago, ix feet high in pumps, weighing two hnndred and twelve pound*. He if a man ot the highest ordor of talents, and great independence of character, firm in hi* integrity, and devoted to hi* religion in one word he is a man per m, a* President Tyler 1 would any. A* a public speaker, he is bold, powerful, and convincing?possessing both the suavittr in modo, and the fortiler ia re aa a leader, wise I and prudent, yet fearless as a military commani der, brave and determined; and, as a citizen, worthy, affable, and kind?bland in his manners, and of noble bearing. His amiable lady, too, the Electa Syria, is n woman of superior intellect and exemplary piety?in every respect suited to ber situation in society, as tna wife of one of the most accomplished and powerful chiefe of the age. Hyrum Smith, the Patriarch of the Church, and brother of Joseph, is forty-two years of age, five t?? -u-? T r v? uu uau mtnca aign, weighing m hundred rod ninety-three pound*. He, too, ia a Prophet, Seer, end Kevefator, and i* one of the moat ciicumipeet, pioua, and dcvoat Chriatiena ia the world. He ia a man of great wiadom, and saperior excellence, pe*?es?ing great energy of char ratter, and originality of thought. Sidney Rigdon, one of the Courcillora, and a Piophet, Seer, and Revelator, ia forty nine year* of age, fire feet nine and a half inche* high, weighing one hundred and sixty-five pounds?hie former weight, until reduced by sickness produced by thn Missouri persecution*, wns two bundled ad twelrn {rounds He ia a mighty man in I-tael, of rariad earning, and extensive and lahorions research.? There i* no divine in the west more deeply learned in biblical literature, and the history ot the world, than be?an eloquent orator, chaste in his language and conclusive in kia reasonings. Any city would be proud of aneha man?by hi* proclamation thousands on thousand* have beard ins glad tidings, and obeyed the word ef God, bat he ia now in the scar and yellow leaf," and his silvery locks fast ripearing ior the grave. William Law, the other Cauncillor, is thirty-two ytui of age, five feet eight and a half inches high, weighing one hundred and aeveniy-five pounds- Ha ia a great logician and profound reasonsr; of correct business habit* and great devotion to the service of his God No man could be batter fitted to hi* station?wise, discreet, just, prudent: a man of great suavity of manners and amiability of char racter All these men are Boanerges of th* Church? thundering in the western forssta, and barling arguments and reasons assinat ihe ui-tsiin of tk~ Hie like the thaaderboita of Jupiter. Their wives, end children, present, likewise, a pltasing epectacle of intellect, goodness, hoipiieliiy, end kindneae. seldom witnessed. 1 think you would be pleaaad to visit this city of e day," for certainly it is, aa its name signifies?a beautiful resting piece for men. In my next I will give you en account of some of the Mormon warriors, end other matters connected with that people. VaaiTesH art ford. Corrrspoodeoce of the Herald. 11a rtvor d March 5,1&J2. fftig Convention?Politic*? Temptranc*? Tkt Boundary L'ommutiontr*, c. Ma. Btrirarr? Assuming that easy pesition ia Time's car whiah is ever offered to him who Steele en hour from arduous professional duties, 1 here determined to Midi up" for yeur paper some of the "sayiogs[and doings" of our much prized Hartford. Few if ever* sere the times when the citizens of this plaee had aa opportunity of being greeted with each a mild* genial end inviting day. The enow which covered the gronnd yesterday has indeed wept itself away" at the approach of thie lovely morning. Nothing is wanting hat the singing of birds to complete the fullness ot Spring. At the close of the whig convention here, thw conservatives assembled from the various portions of the Slate, and many and various were the conjectures concerning their political course aa aa. independent party. The meetiig being organized, the President, Mr. W .formerly n United States Senator from Coeneetieut, addressed the convention at some length, tracing with eaerav the erratic c?ur*e of the two great parties since Tfe wai in political life, aad very prettily describing Mr. Tyler a* pursuing the true democrats path, from which both whig and locofoco had Boat egregiously departed Mr. W. alluded moat feel ugly to the hoary head* around him, wboae hair had grown tray, like hi* own, in the exercise of democratic principle a." Here the audience could aearce tapprotei an outbreak of merriment, for the worthy ipeaker seems to hare forgotten that he was then rearing as red a wig as erer graced a Wiskousin ox Mr. W. closed his remark* by stating that heir proceedings would be received nt the Capitol a forty-eight hours, and recommended therefore irder and deliberation. The convention then proreeded to nominate county committees, appointing breetoeach county; all of which was done, exrept in one county, the membertbereof stating thai re was the only conservative in that part of the itate. The meeting wae well attended, and the roolations mad address well written. In pasting along Main street, an hour since, nay Mention was attracted to an unnsually large group >f persons, and on directing my steps that way T ound them disputing whether a fish before thenc, ast eaugkt ta the river, mcasuriag three feet six aches, and weighing fourteen pounds, was a nike >r a pickerel. The dispute was likely to terminate n nething dsdnite, until Mr. T a very Walton in tiscatory lore, was called npoa, who decided, na[uestioaably. that it was a pike, fiea the extent of tt scale*. Can New York beat thisl Among the umerous lookers on at this aonpariel of the Conectieut was a pines old puritan whose thonghte ave always worked on spritnral gear, who exmined it minately. mntt-ring to hiai*eli, "a most liraculous draught, verily,'* aad so it was. The ivo very accomodating and gentlemanly proprie>rt of the United States Hotel, the readiest sairert of such articles, paid the man his three dolrs, and instantly transferred the piaeine prize to i?ir judicions and excellent eook. The entiaeers employed by the Government te in the North Eastern Boundary line, are still here 'ranging the results of their labors, which ere re i? luriacwai nature tae arrival oi L.ord bburtoa. They are actively engaged- The >ad* are mlmoat imnam-abaW?lecture* every ght?revival among the fiaptiat* About to tun Ir. Emery, an Epieeopal clergyman at Portland, Irift bee.iuae he refute* to join the teetotal aociety. ionderfal iatereat being got np ererr where 1 low mack Arab haa Bo* loatl Your*, fct. BlitvruTfojt tie PaiuTinn.?A late auaaber of lie London Phalanx haa the fallowing paragraph elating to a new invention connected with the rt of printing: Amor get other intrrcating movement*, we may lention the fact, that the principal portion of thta unibor i>f the Phaiiax baa boon i onapoaed in type f a newly invented eompoaiag machine; and it ia he firit piaea of periodical literature which baa ver been typogrnphied ia tbi* manner. It ia tbo Briauingotfa now eraia the art of printing, wblnb, ilh a very little practical rxponaoca, wiU vender ir art of eompoaiag type ao ample aad eleguat tut ladir* may ?it down, aa to a pianoforte, aad >t up ia type their own tweet effeainea, with aa ucb caac aa they can commit them 10 writing, he kejr* are marked with the letter*, aad whan or bed with the Anger, the corresponding type IU into if* place with the rapidity of polling. will mnitiply printing, and reduce it- priee, ithrnt diminiahii'g the number of workmen, or we ring fheir wage*; for aheap production mai Lira demand Another Tomivab*.?A n*doi?8Uir?rt tmm, OenrgM, oethe3diair. Iithrfw dowa adwall[Md killed tk? fM*

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ItUh goveruiu at uever ci?,nj?a mo rigat to taut taricau veaarW in order to aeiae aeajneo, but haviay :e legally got on board, and than Auding their own jecta,they had the tight to take them. Thia right, ally to enter, ie aought to be ebtoluad under the pret of auppre??iog the slave trade. Thia k one object mt in our view it ia the leaat important, in eompartaor. th the other, which ia to Jeatrey the trada of other na na with any particular portiona of the world, by trding, delaying, and annoying their veaeela. The iciical operation of thjt right of oearch ia clearly ait ih in the latter af (3iin. Cui. aa folio we iit again, this claim it liable to serious abuse, because, a are strong temptations, both national and induidu) pervert I be professed objecti the anarch iuto re, waich though not artwii, are apparent; and bee the remedy is distant, expensive and doubtful, le commerce of Africa is already important, and is miag more ad ?very day. The very suppression of rade in human beings will tenlfbvfoualy totura uiry and capital into other branches of employment.? land is now exploring the interior of that great Conit, and with hersccuttomodioraaight is poshing her coarse with the native tribes, and preparing new is of communication Who candoobt hat that Eng;i uisers, stationed upon that distant coast, with an nited right af search, and discretionary authority ice possession of all vessels frequenting those seas, seriously interrupt the trade of other nations, by ing in their vessels for trial under vary slipht prebe, and in fact under nu real pretence whatever? we must not lose sight of one of tho moot important enta in all this controversy; which is,that the mere srance of a merchant ship In those regions is ipso suspicious. This is ths very ground work of the lish pretension; the right, as her government now sods, te ascertain by actual examination ths true acter of everv vessel found in certain ieJstedcs,*' :h are asaased to be MuyiciMi; aa the quarantine Utuns presuppose many regions to ho always peswis. Under th a ner prejudices or interest may dictate. It must he abandoned, as some of the Paris journals of tho 8th instans announce, that the French vessel the Sophie..' has just changed her destination, rather than subject herself te the vexations whieh another French ship, the Marabout," had experienced from tho English cruisers upon the coast of Braiil. The truth and justice of tho remarks here made, are made sufficiently clear by a reference to the facts, in regard to tho African trade, which are within the knowledge of all commercial men. In tke first place, as to tho importance of tho trade itself, we give tho following ovidence before the Parliamentary Commentary on Import* Mr. Matthew Forster, who is engaged with the trade for tho coast of Africa, stated that tho high duty on ooffee imported direct from Africa (not bung within the territory of Sierra Leone) had pot a complete stoppage to a trans which was growing into considerable impor tance, and which would have led to a more extensive demand for British manufactures. In consequence of the moderate duties, there had boon an increased importation of palm oil. from afewtunsto 16,000 or 98,000 tuns a year. The Amcan trade, he said, was capable of large extension under a system of low duties. The policy of the English government ia, as aeon in the lets proposals of Sir Robert Peel, to keep up high staafama An tkn ntkaokaail *tim TTn.iml Ofnt.s kn.n knssm reducing their dutiea. If, then, the trade ia capable of exteniien," under a ayateni of low dutiea,n it meat be ia favor of the United Statea. To counteract thai tendency the ayatem pointed out by General Caaa, haa been ret aorted to. The following ia a table of the general directrade between the United Statea and Africa for a aeriea of year* Oiaacr Tea be Bitwiek the United Statko too Arnica. Imparts Exports. Am tonnage. For.tonnage. 1140. 373X3' 654,1103 13.480 1,071 1830 4.8*64 4*0330 11,408 1,030 1?38 ..541.031 401. *01 10,844 1,010 183T-.......-MO,077 400.406 10,050. 1,781 The following ia a table of the exporta of domeatic produce to Africa, for 1810:? Eirorra Domeitic Fbcduce to Arnica. Fiah. 3 774 Skip Oread, 6,408 Sperm cutile, 0.483 Tui.ecco, 211,oil I rx>a caatieai, 4;c. 3,880 hnuff, lie. 8 043 Wood, 10,041 Ferulture, fee. 0,737 Tar, 473 aptriu, 88.184 Provmiooe, 17 017 Sioee, 1807 Klour, 12 550 S tap, 0,080 Sugar, MSbed, 2 343 uaapowder, 47.808 Co ion 77,481 MuTfeic. not enum'd, ioobo Total valee deaeetic gpoda, 8011X15 Aa a aarkct for lebacco, Africa ranka next to France, and aa hnenian very important aa a market for our domeatic cotw ??,particularly Jthoae coareer deacriptiona in which wa aucceaaiully rivalGreatBritain. New the facta of the annoyance of the trade by the cruiaera are well known to every ene engaged in it; and it exiata in every ahape. Thera arc now before Congreaa an iaamenae number at elaima far indemnity from per Bona in thia city engaged in the trade. The nature of one of which ia aa folio waA veeeel waa fitted with the uaual cargo tor the coaet by aa eminent dealer in hidea and akina. She proceeded regularly on her voyage, waa boarded going in and waa not detained. Part of her cargo waa landed in charge of a well known merchant in common with aome French and Portuguese gooda. to be exchanged for skins, to., while the KUtl proceeded on her toyego up the cout. While ablest the crew of s Britiih cruiier landed end doetroyod ell the property. The supercargo of the American compleined to the commander of another cruiier of the outrage. He replied that it wee a herd eeae but that they hed ordera to deetroy all depots of good* found on the eoait sot nnder the protection of the English leg." The only redrew therefore wee to memorialize Congreea on the eubject. What trade can bo carried M Where ?u?h eatragM pfe allowed 1 The minorpoware have long since had tkeiC trw?e entirely deitroyed by thia domineering ef England. At far la teat adrieeo from Brazil, American veaeeli were great* ly in deaaand for the African trade, became owing to the oppraealan of the Britieh orwioera it waa no longer practicable to aend Brazilian vessels on to the coeat. And yo, the Breaile formerly bed n lucrative trade with Africa! If Prance hed signed the late treaty, the United Statea would now bo in the aamepoaitioo ea Braail in regard to trade in the Booth Sea. The policy of Oreot Britain is not to bo miatekoa in this matter. It aheuld be loeked to only In the deer practical mercantile view. What merchant ia there who would consent to be questioned end searched every day that he went te the exchange by a rival la business, in order that that rival might monopolise the business of the day 1 Would not that be more than black slavery I To illustrate another principle of British policy in regard to the slave trade, wo copy the following from the raruameiiiary evidence Therefore, If we attempted te diacourege (lave labor near, by allowing only the importation ot free-labor sogar, should we not be liaoie to bare oar eflsrU thwarted by that principle %?Entirely. Mr. ViLLiaa*. Then yea think ear Well Mitt will ne. cxr ht lilt to cam fit with the flare grav-tag rowilruf T? With raepect to the West Indies, the protection necessary would be very small, provided yon allowed them to Sit their supplies witheat imposing any datise upon oee supplies, and if yon allowed them to get wages paid labor wheraver they could get it cheapest. Mr. JEwast. Is not it to be apprehended, that any interference with the freedom of trade, even upon a moral principle, may possibly recoil upon oarsolvee 1 All interference with the general freedom ol trade is to be reprehended, and it haa always affacted not only morals, but ths prosperity of those countries. Even if we draw a distinction between free-labor and slave labor sugar, It would aot ultimate!; succeed 1 It will never succeed; no commerce can flourish as it ahould if you eboke upiti natural channels. This question,that free labor oculd not aompete with slave labor,'wai established to tho satisfaction of government What, then, la the result 1 The slavery of l)i? blacks la the British possesaloas, waa abolished, and Ja> male a and tba ath* r islands rained. Of eeurse, It was deteraiiaad to ruin the Spanish Islands, In order ta restore the supremacy of the British Islands. Spado weakly submitted to tho right of search, and a mined -trr*irlr aion waa established at Havana. At our latest dates, wa had the startling annauncamant that Eagland had dsmanded af Spain that the slaves of Cuba should pass In review before the British officers, and all these imported since. 1S90, should be discharged!! Such are the demands mads by that rapacious government, while her own troops are murdering and rebbiug tha inofTsnsiva Chinese, because the* will kn? aninn rr?iiA anb/ecta. What are the United Steteo to empecUf they do not refloat at the throohold the fir it atap toward* on croachment on that anivereel Independence and equality which la the drat prlnclplo of our laatitntiona. No demand, ruggertion or raqneat of England, ahould be taken timply of itaelf, hnt alway a in eonneetion with that general ferocity and rapacity with which ona inaolent demand ia invariably followed by another. The African trade which now aaaount* to $1,000,000 annually, would, If properly cherlahod, eoon become one of the greater! importance. Lot bwt the right ad aeoreh la the roaaotett degree bo prranted. or allowed, aad it paaaoa into the haWdoef BritonfTorever. It la not enoagh that the right la not acceded to. It ia rrquiaite that the practice (honld h? canted to aoaae at one*. laltf at tiao auk tsooo S. Y. *o Hrt ?10 M ?lum k Jooti?5 Woo J k W ilaon, of Phila?I J Campbell?I J Spencer?8 Wight, Sturgea k Shaw?I H C Tobjae?l H Leffmank co? 1 J A Newbold? 1 R Pardow?88 J Oihon It co?8 H Furma.i k co?l Hollm k Sander 8 K S Schfeeingtr?80 tone coai lot9 baga aalt C H Ma ahaJi?47 eaaat IS belao 103 oxe? 17 s take 20 tooa iron to order. Maiaoi-ax?BrgBaron? UChlidi 1 box >ugarAymarfcco? 30 hhdaauxar to oruer. GcataMa?Brig Grand Turk?231 hhde 3 bbla augar sohhda mollis* to A Mavo. St Doxmoo?achr Roaarlo? SM logo mahcfan. 1541 piece* fuetic 703de lienu arilk 030 do logwood 131 huLa Obbl* gna 0 tea bouey 0 bbla do A C tLiaaiere k co. MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF raw YORK, MARCH IB, IMS. anr? I 9 sni tin 4 aoir aara I S7 iaiaawma 3 Oeputnre of Mo Atlnntln Iteaaen, rnoM emolakd. pnoM amebic*. Columbia, Judkina Mar. 4 April 1 O. Weatern, H"aken April 9 Ap.il 33 Caledonia, Lotl Aprils ...Xay I Bnlanuia Mril 13 May le \cadaa, Ryrie--; May 4 June 1 O.Weateru, Hoaken May 91 June It Colun.bia, Jndkiua May It June It Caledonia, Lot! June 4 July 9 Britannia June II July 13 Acadia, Ryrie July I Aug. 1 0 Wealern. Hoaken July I Aug. 4 1 The mail iteamer Dec, Oram, ia ibe next due from the Weet P??k?u u Arri??. Pwkiu to Deport. Lnnoow. Loireon. Toronto, On?woW. Feb 1 Hendriok Hud.cn. Mario AT!"**1" r- t OnUrio, Brtdiah, April 1 SiddnDi. Cobb, Feb. if LifKirooi. L in bridge, Bart to vr, Feb. if N. America. Lowber, Mar if ZAtS J.a i* KM BnlliiMre.Ftti.tki Jttil! turu. IlKooc. JobnatOO, Feb 11 Burgundy, Wotten, Mnr.lt To |Up Marten, We thai) rater it a faror, if enptniat of veeaela arriving here, will tiro to Commodore Ramrtt.of our newt eoboooere, a report ol the ihipping left at'e> port wlMttoa the. tailed, the retteli tpoken on their pntaagt, aad a bat of thotr cargo. Commodore Battel! will board them immediately se their arrival. We will reciprocate the fnvor ia any way. Oleareti Ship Probut, Sumner. Cantoo, Wa B Wntmore ?Bark* Halt, Duubir. Havana; r Ho, (Swedith) Oberg. Hampton Reada, Boorman, Jnhnatov fcCo ?Brigt Hrrmao (Hamb Hotter, Hamburg, W Wtitaer; Peruvian. Wateoa Ragged Uland. Ja Aeamitb k Le?da; Wm Crawford, Mean*. 8t Marya, Oa.dodo; Haider, Fiitrer, Gardiner, Me.dodo; Motet, Lor,httd. Charter ton; Sterling, Hami'ton, Barannih.?Ketch Comat. (Br) Darrell, Dtrrcll. M Ano', Bar. Ja. R W tfeedbam ?ehra Helen Gray, Bart?yi. Witminrton. NC. Badger k Perk; Wm Bueh, Kogera, Rich mood: Phenii, Brown, tjavaonah; Flat be Baxter, Barton, Philadelphia. ttHiad. Bark Mareella. Haakill. to daya from Palermo, fruit, kr. to Lewi race k Robiaoon. Le.'t ahip Veaper, for Mew York, la 7 dark Ellen, Cropland, from Trinidad de Coha, March}, with IK hhdo molaaeee botaa tttgar ?o Ch at-rlain k Poai ert Left wuktMarri:a Perkiaa.Ida: Fr-nklio. ditg; brigt Alpiae, OmtIIp. Ann Svnilh. oHpllX. Dinlnmi. nulnnp* anil rkbplka Hammond, 14c; echea Science, anj John Hill, do. Brig Grand Turk, Henlon (of Provtlrnce) It daya from Gnaycna, PR auger, t? A Mayo. l.ef Feb M barkt Toulon, Rich, for frlVork, Mar 10; Paotlf a, Molthrop feat NHaven, do, bng? *eml N Ooit.O'ev.NYork.dn; Rowland, Adnata, doilo; K C Fiaher, Fiaher.d i do; Henrr, Gaels, do. aoon; Jaaa dc Carthr N w "rleana Mar 4. Br?g Barah Lovrtt of St Aa, drew* NB aailed for Baltimore ?rh Brie Mariner, freeman, of and for Liverpool Ms aailed fma? Si Thomae Feb It. Brie Baron. Blunt,?a dave (rain Meyagoex, PR. a agar, to A Mitchell. Vaaee leitbrfor reported. Brie Tremoot, Kellv. It daya from Bermuda, in hallaat. to W \lf rav.-nport nn,Lm,tf Port#- j "VritWi mic'Durimm. Rudolf, froea Bl Kitu.and H daya 1m StThomaa with tttt bbla aalt to J Godet. Behr Harriet Smith, Smith. I# daya from too oranfito Patar Btlen. Veaeelt left reported by the Htl*tChr'hoeeria,*torrie.tt daya from Clt/ol St Dotainr\ ?hewany. ti A C Rcaaiere k Co Left brig Curlew, iota Mfltwith, or Halifat?Dapt B and three man dead, the WPfcf mala and one boy had been rtry rich; the Vetlel iaUfhar.e of the aecond mate Bii| RibertR'ntt, (probably tM Ready Rhino) to a?il aoon for Liverpool. Left no American Trawl. Behrltaae Franklin Brown. It day* IVoia Mayan its, ?un?i and coirre to p Harmony Left brine Hiberaia.for New Yor'n, "'W New Haven, Beit da*, bod el here not recollected, t in lant lal it 49, loo tt M, a poke ahio Mason, from Haotnn for nann. flchr Salem, Mol!ow,34oy?ft'omRi?hii?o?d,withrotl>tollw McKr Thill, Crowsll. IS ii>i Tram Oeorgstowa, flour, ts I flchr AoaD, BoJoU, t days from Norfolk, with o/doo.to IW flchr Cothorioo Amiok, Tool, from Philodsl Ai*. mdse, to th? DIUtll, fl.hr Poot Boy, Oroy, 7 dors from floiem, w Ah mdos.to ths flchr Moil. Loring, 3 Joys from Bos'.oa, mdse, to ths Bohr Wonkioco, Nickcrson, S Joy* from Boston witbmdsr, to ths mostrr. _ BsUw. Two brie*, otitoown. Mori** Corroc OrrtcB o-. TH|| bhoos Islaudbb, I Ar* Hsrold. tfsvth. frtm N*/? ,k for'prtirldfia**; Osctr, Pr?0hy.To'i??o?lo.*',iY'he b., and l-oden on the be* h.? The rear* I wdl be lowed into ihe inlet and righted. *Hie Srr.r tee I'HiLLirr, of Boa'on, f'ttit Ferwhatn bound to Havana. m ballast. wae wrecked en K"yal Ialaod Kacf. oa the Mil ult in a aever* fate. Some of tne material* aavad.? CeolaiaanH crew arrived at N??eau, NP. ou the >Sth ult. _ Bat i tomiiTik. Lawry.of Boaton, from Onnaivr*, with a earfoof mahogany and hidee, nut into Naeeau. NP Indialreaa. harme sprung a Irak in a (ale. ?he had been discharged, and found ?o damaged ae not lobe worth reoamuK Salvage awarded by the f.hainher of ('omnircr, tlHt. lien: Klihhi th, William*, of Now York, from NOr'uw forCadix, ?i'h a load of stare*. put iuto Nassau, NP on IhcSil imt. l-aki e badly. Wja diarharf'tig at lha la?t accounts.? The wffck'r* arrr awarded *400 for lhair aerrier* 8cwa Hrnar Cor*, trout rhil.dc'phia for H?lira*. with a cargo of 888 !>bl* aail SO half hhla wheat and rye llour, 2T8 hblf corn m?l, 50 krra butter, and loo kefi lard, lanaihore at Cheliojtie Pi iul. u> ar Una l.arhtr, oo Wcdeeiday night, end became Intel wreck; 500 bb!# of h-r cargo were taved.? [Yarmouth, N*. paper. 4th inat. Bainix anir Ciiwkd Titocc, of Alloway.wa* peaied br C-ipt Obit. near the b?r iu the SW channel of the Miarhaippi, >n heaolh ult. ats "leek, rn in a r-ry disabled condition rbe mti'D mast and afterr*nng entirely awept away.hung in rreat disorder abaft, a d overboard. A ateamboat boiler, burat in the riaiblr aurfue*.lay acenaa ibe forrcaatlai the ateamboat Fanthrrlny slnn'fide.soundanduui-jured. The noocluaionof "apt Clift and hli pnssrng -rs, wm that the rareat explosion of i rleam tow boa' had oeenaiiUi'd the disaster? that the Panther ad gone alongside to utf ie-J aasialaoee and that ibe probability aaa. a aerimia Inaa of life had attended it, which indeed was endered ail but certain, by ti eir havieg observed uereens ashore ingaged aa if iu the bnriaf of the dead.-[Bait.paper. Whalemen. Su ik'n Jau 30, lat 28, Ion 32, i'btbe, for Nantucket, 58 day na Talcuahana. Spaken. Arnron, from Matanzu for Beaton, 8th mat South Shoal N II mi na. Diail'hl.'roni Portsmouth for VIut.nia. i devout. 14th inat at 41, loo 19. t'asilda. from Wircaniet for Matanxas, 14th iait Ctpo Coo VW 4 mile*. Charlotte, from Portland (Vir Mltwio, 14th iaft. Roht Bownr, from Bio de Janeiro for Anno la, Africa, Jan *1, 019* 90 8, loo S3 90. Neptune, of KmUd. frrm T io do Janeiro for N Orleans, Feb 14, lot 9, (aappoeed N) l?u 37 43. Porelgn Porta. Yahmovtm, NH. Mar 4-Arr Constant, Henaeoo, NYorh. Htviit, Mar4?Arr Norma. NYorh. Pant, Feb IT?In port. Loader, for Boaton, lor 19; Deponito, jn flalrm.juit a-r. Marvniivm, Feb 10? In P?r*. Boaer. ftn Salsa. Ckaka. Frb 1?In port. Riekti. fin Salem. Buenos Arwi.J.n 8? In port. Marion, Weeks, for NYorh, l?th; Smyrna, Day,do91 rt; Hardiuo. Lir.daty.do4o: Emulous, Mgrnafa do, une; Vieriin, for Boaton. Id(; Cadet, for Boaton. inon; Rnaaian. Boston, Idg; Frnnhlin, from do, une: America, for Philadelphia: Madonna, do, Idg; Arctic, for B ''imore; Molacaha, for Harana, nac; Fountain, at,d Delta, fm ulouceetor. do, Frm rtTamrnaa, Feb 7?In port, n Swedish barh for NYorh, ria Santa Cruz, next da v. OnaTava.Tenenffr.Jau 17?In port. Hiram, Waterman,of and fm NYorh. fat Co*st of Afoea JStli. Cowee. Jan 29?8ld Cootor. (fm Havrr) "arana. MaoiLLa, Nor I?lu port. Naples, and Rusnell, for Booton, Idg; Jesaore, Putnam, NYorh, do. United Statoi PnrM. Peari.ann. Mar 14?At Napo'eon, Harana: Sherer. Hiehs, Thomaaiou for NYorh; W W Wyer, Norfolk. Sid Don Juan; Enroy: Ague., Kt Thomas: Su.aa Jane. Cuba. Arr 134b,Van rturrn, Lubrr for Richmond; Oianrille, Thomaston far New Y?eh: Wm Wallace, do do owu'i He id, Mar 8?P.a??d out to ?e?. a b?'k aunpeaed tha Al bama. fm Camden for NOrleana Bid 9h. Rio Oraade, and St Palnrh, Buckoport Passed through. Hero, Luce, Thomaston for NYork PonTvMovi h, Mar 19?Cld Curlew, Hamilton, NYork. Bid 19th. Dinnlln. Salem, Mar 16?Arr Northumberland. Para Boston. Mar 16 ?Arr Lucaa. Charleston: St Clond. Mobi'e. Telegraphed. Inia.BoultHe, NYork. Signal for a bark *ad 3 brigf. Cld Coacnrd, Trie,te. with her Batavia cargo: York, Maianzai; America, do; Patladio, (-*ic) Palermo; Neptune, Trinidad; Ba'haw. NOrliant; Fancy, Howee. NYork; Argo, Kali*, do. Arr I5ih. Falco, Bn-noa Ayret; M'Lrllan, Oardenae; Areo.Teneriffe-. Koroma Waehinttou NC. N aw Bedford Mar 14?Sid Ocean, (iotlenhurr. Hvannia, Mar 11?In port, Po?tb y, Gray.Salem for NYork; Joy, (euppoeed) Gage, [do for Mobile. Hlo Pcquot, Lovell, for NYork. TakrasLii* Covx, Mar II?Arr Wm It Heory. Thomaetoa for NYork, Abbott Lawreuce, Meeker, Boitoa fordo; Trio, Nieke-aon, do do. Holmk* Hole. Mar 14?Arr Daniel Francii, Boaton for Norfolk; Brilliant, Buckeport for Baltimore; Senator, Rappahannock for Boaton; Lapwing, Boaton for Rappahannock; Wm Penn, vtachiae for NYork; Mary It Elizabeth, do do; Booker, Buckaport for Philadelphia; Fellowship, Booth bay for Richmood: North Star, Bath for Savannah Albano haa been got off without damage. ISih?Sid Alhano. Paaeed bp to the eaetward, a bark and* beige. p m?The weatern bound reeeele am getting under weigh EnoaBTOWie, MarlP?Sid H *l'en, NYork, PkorioERca, Mar IS?Cld Wilder P Walker, Matanaia.? Wind SW. Nokwicm, Mar 14?Arr L A da ma, Hareaa, NYork; BruoaUe, Urge?, do. I*HiLaDr.LrHU, M?r IT?Arr Wyoming. Boetoo. Cld Cheater. N Or lean#; Oak, Boaton. Ruby, do; Ed? Blake,Bangor, Baltimore, Mar II?Arr Col Howard. Rio; Angola, Palermo: Ocean, Boaton; Mary Wilke. Matanxae; Jamea Power. Na??au NP; Atlee, Salem: Oriria, (a) Turner, NYork. Cld Marine. Boaton; Coiith, Matanxae; Commerce, Porta Rico; Maria, NYork. At-PxaKDRia, Mar 14?Arr Albion, Bray, NYork; Cobaaaet, Sayrg, do; ,Baker, do; abrigantine, bound up, from Eaatport. Faf dcricrsbubo Mar 14?Arr Camlino, NYork; Atlantic, do Cld Thomaa, Newbury; ort; Brutue, Boaton; Cottage, Halifax. Richmond. Mar 14?Bid Elisabeth,Beaaton, NYork. Cld Attica*. Liverpool. PORTUGUESE" FEMALE PILLS. rpHESIC far-famed and cund i both safe and pleaeant. No lanulv ahould be without it. Symptoma of Worma. lichneaa of lite itomacb, eomiling, diaagreeabla breath,aripea. I oaenea*. a welling of the bowela, faint neta. Ion thing of food, or a voraeioua ap elite, dry couch, Ate. grinding of the teeth while aa cap, pi king the neae, kc. For eale aleo hy 1. COVERT, 111 Naiatu treat, aole agent for tha proprietor. mil lw* cOLoReD Man ho can produce good eity raiereucea, weula a ai'uat ion u Porter in a public hone, or Steamboat. He ha* been ten teera in that eipaaity. Apply at Huloou'aoffice. MOi Pearl at, must* WgONMOTH BANK NOTES at Fraehold, New Jeraey". lu M? ?mi?tioa,are red?e j\ci by No. 30 wJ^9?^Vork. tfnderl'e at onr prr e?nt d'e-otinl?oeer fat par, nil im rpHK Adc-itieera (now the Ann of Pehureman it IMmar) X but wboae preaent eagagemenla will rertre on the tat Anril, ladrairaoc of obtaiai g any raapectable employment, where he mar recetee a fair though moderata comma ration foe hie arreieet. He ia fully competent to take charge of a eltof booka by danble entry, having been tngng?d Therein for about It yaure, and for hit central buiioeea qualiAcatioaa thiMttal chaifft". "^N irfer to Mram. Lane It Mtngan, Nj. 121 Broad itfWtl N. Miuremao. I berry (licet; or BdiuramoiiHaUlrd,of the Arm of k a. Halctead, No, 14 ^Communication* will raceivt att> ni ion, if directed to WILLIAM PALMER. mUttia* No |Tg Cherry at. rntcNDEH CHINK? Any gantleoaa may be inmantly ra1 li?ved from all pain durum the operation of abavkag, by applying hie ram to tha metall'e Tablet Raxor Strap, invented brO Saundare, whichrupanledra thanacataity of ahooe, and by which tha moat unakilfiil can alwaya produce aa keen andemrothao edge aa tha rnaor could ky any pe noibility eikibte under ihemoal experienced hand. It ia tha only effectual meena by which lha art of man hna vat davtaed forgiving to every man ao opportunity of raiting hu ranrta macron wim i"e aim* cart'iniy u ht cm mend a pen to iuit Kia own hand, which any p?ran will be ahowa by bringing adull raxor, and?without any charge?having it in order on one of the Tablet*. Thie Strop haa been in n*? for the laat twenty Br* year*, Baring which (iota it* proprietor haa received certificate* of it* grant utililv froaa rnmeof the moat ici'atificgrntlrmro in the country. Tho decided auperiority of thi* article a bote Ml ether* i* well endortad bv the American laatituie. having the arm jum at th* late a* welt a* each preceding fair, whea exhibi'edforcompetitioo. __ mt?| i? n?RCNCH MILLINERY ARTICLE*.?? ft. sTkxN.jE r offer, for rale an extensive aaforimeatof the firat qmdity French Artificial blower*, new pattern*, eeleeted by hiowclf ia Can*, comprising hnochco, wreath*, cap Rower*, hat trimaiia**. Ac.: alao a fall assortment of rmtenn'a, iacindiag tiuir article required by Howar maker* fKa?k pattern hat*. II m hat tilk*. and tha aoreltle*of tha Pan* market, will be received by every H ivre packet Tha above good* are for rale at reasonable and uniform price*, bp E. 6- STRANGE, ml**ttna* I*3 W.Iker a'reet. r\H7 DATn>"XrKZRSi?EiTSno retnrnodio the ei'v, Mad Lr ratumad bio pcofaaaiooal buaiooa* at Ml Broadway. T^RkH7K4 CaHBV?t>r L. L> t'loa'ag** Q.ahev t J Balm C?ndr.?Thi* C?ad ia a cartiuo, aafe and apoedy car* for Oltrrhaaa and all Bowal Compacts- 1 h-a aarquailed t'oropound poaaaaae* all th* virtue* of the Qu her Balm.vAiieh h*a long been uaed among the Quikcrs fir tha above compiaiata, and i* wi hoot doubt the aaaioat infallible of aay thing that can be produced it haa been reduced to th* tiMr form for convenience mbe. Nothing can rieel i? It la perfecUy raft, b. inq purely vegeiabla. Cortifteatec amy beaem hp eilliai on Mr. Covert, lit Ni wanitrct, note I gent for ihdprwpnotor. mt? le' pOVERTS BALM OF L'Fr ?t'ou medaciuc ia aunt V woaden in caring tho** afflicted withe >ugha.cold*, brnccMtw, 4> apepaia, ?nd all d'.MJ*** I'adiug to couaum^tina. *a tbouaaadacaa testify. 1 hv*c ?m et> d with the above ntatod ''ti'Cr brill dq to call oa Me. Cotcrt. at bin ftca far 'V bale afhta nindieine. Ill Vaa*au airect, N?w kffft, where aay aaaabor of teatimoniala maybe *etD- Alao, for asie at IM ?V ateraleeot no Broadway |o A*t CARPETING, CARPETI-vG. THH Snbncriber ia bow owning his 8pr.?w aaaortment of 1 CalMffng, con*iatingof Braaatla, three ply. an.wtSn* and (Ue Tnark'n; an aaeortrrent not arrpawd in thi* -tip for .f i rln. ft hi re*, fee. Thwr (?>di hare brea or. dereiine6>n"| infe. TH? cr??test ne Ht? b?*n obfcnrtd in mtki selections of such too,,* as cm b? eo fideot1? *commctidrd ftr durability aid perwitneocy of C?j8s?.ifi?f ln^Hjneot til different k'ndi of Htll tad Stair CaricUdf Ttfird dour Huft. Door M?*s, Ire, Alio a babe mm Mjortmtat of fainted Fioor Cloths, all rt\V+ tHout purth'tini 'anr of the ib.ire de*crib?d ""Ud l?cHAPLE8 HICKS. mi? im> 74 Ehet Broadway 71 Di"tlr?.?t. NCMBCTT POUITTWIK ?Us-DO' T RT-iafr.W TER- A? on ul. it lit* "U eetahlinhed Peck S'ip Di-pee airy-eobtiLuta o adm'meier In the lick and eore, and to t tnd to tliem aucli rpe'dy ?nd ??lut?ry re lef. a? an ru I, rnllr lilt, and tegular medical eda :ntion a>) e*?? nil-IIy ?0kl>le him Doatnr Car.eater i? a licentiate of the New York St ranged for the eeereey and c-av'Sience ol p. 'lente. ?ka ran aayer aom> in contact llflka open aatil h*|i i?iat utae in the treeing. Chargra rraron .hie, iud ihe e-n# donre and petrouig! ol' a diaerruiig public muet raapactfally aoiieitad by Iheit abedkat, bumble aa ml. at* l?* DR, CARPENTER. TUIT.Ow.-p.Ha.ujj" W*t,rC?l?r-M*KT?N *OwKH' VILL? Frnfettor r P? niiof. iiv?4 |e**oi to pupil* i? Laixkcape and Flower Paiatiof.oo the moat ?p,r->?ed pi mci idee. Adore** f.t Broadway. between Bprin^ aud Broe 10 alreel*. where apscl'mene may bi **en and f'rraa nb'ai-ied. Water cilor Painting! on view a?ci?i*d lo cceeute all order* iu the meat dur%b e aud handsome innnaa*. Mer-hauta Account Book* and all other kind* itf Blank work ruled and b tund to any pattern. in a atvle that ia nalod t give aatiafectimi. Any work ordered can be done in he English mode if re luirrd.a* H. J hi* hsdlong wxpeiience io both method*. FOK BALE?Two aeeoad hxnd Copp'rplaU Preiaef. Apply aa abore. oil8 tin NO. 4 Prtc'K 8'.IP T~|R CARPtNTEK continue* to be eouaolted, aa ua?at, at LJ bi? old e*tabli*lied office. 4 Peck alio, in all tkoae delica'e eompl icated, or neglected ik*ea*ra, which have baffled the kill ?f tboie incompetent, or le*t eiperieceed inauch caaea.? The Peek Slip Uiapeoaary, ml9 11* DOCTOR CARPENTER. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE D LADIES R- A. t. CASTLE. Denti-t. 987 Broadway, New Turk, haa a Paate for rilling decs', ed teeth, which, while it ia perfectly harn.lrea in it* com iei?ion, can be pot into the mnrt lender tooth, with which it become* compact) il n'? one *olid bony, mainteimog He original appearance ami u?t? without any pun whatsoever. Tie moet pain'ul tooth ean be thui preaeriil The numerous testimonial* from ladira in the fi'it eorieiy spenk sufficiently aa to iia efficacy. Dr. A C.C. iuaerta mtifi cial Toelh without liga urea on the principle of atmcephciic pre?3are, guaranteed to withstond the etfecta of a b lioue aeid stomach. and reo from fated odera. Tooth tche rilla. one of which out in the tooth will ff-ct a r*> ic?l cut*. Dr. A C. C. refer* as to his professional (kill to Dr. f.U- Johisou, PresMeul of .he Medic .1 Society, Le Ck?valier Dob a CaM?ron d? la Burcsi, Spanish *tnb??ar. Mr. 8teugkton, Spanish Consul. R?t Mr Lvell Kc*. Mr. Kisaam, lha Profcaaora of tha Uoiverty of the Culisga of Phykiciaoa and Su'geotu of New vork. DEAK.VP.84?Dra Castle k Edwards, Annate, attend to aeery disease incidental tothc human ear. Atnusiic Drop*? Bur* cure for deafueso, pains, noixn.or hard wax in tha ear. mlt in* Office of the Consulate O'ueral of tha Empire of Braxil, in the United 8to?r*. j Nr.w Yoan,March IS. 1142. JN puraninee to a circular tecsieed from my Government, I hereby ask* tt ki own to all whom it may concern, that His Imperial Mvj-aty has tsken into hie hith consideration, the subject of Enitsration, and will facilitate aud promote the introduction of industrious tnd free Uhonrtri into tha Empire. I am therefor* directed to aire pssaoorta, free ol charfte, to all person* of g >od and industrious hshita, who may wish to settle iu Brunt and who ire uot iu circumstance* to par tha raguler fee therefor. Pasepoilewil also be siren iu the same manner by the Vice Consult in Bust >a, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk, Richmotd. Charlsston, and New OrSD>* LAIZ HENRIMUE EKRR1K.RA D'AQUIAR, mlTttia- Acting Con.ul Genera I NO. 4 PECK SLlPi^Doct-r Carpenter continues to be eonsultad as u.ual.at I is old ettab i-hed office, No. t Peck slip, in all those complicitcd or neglected diseases, which kaar haffitd the skill oftb-ae incompetent or leu tipcrienccd is euch cases. Tks Peck slip Dispensary. mid It* DOCTOR CARPENTER. QHiEVV88l'fftr"OYSTER* -I ant phased ta he able to O inform my customer*, that I hare for aale. 'he tint tot of the teal BOUH HI VERS, and 1 lo recom.umd them to the public. THOS. DOWNING, mlT iwia g Brosd a'reef. D TORaTION ia the m>?t natunl as well as effectual asent in arresting and curing Paln.onay Diie>sca I Reason taps yea, beeau-e Onauu tion ts either immediately or re* motely the eiuaeof I ilta-r mstion or Catarrh il EeTtrs, producing croup consumption, and aVcrai'i ol the lungs, pain and r, uesa of the throat, breast, side*, or ahouldera, bronchitis, exciting mucous and peruleut sacre ion, thereby clogging up lb* lungs, so as lo n ore or lea* impede both respiration and the free circulation of tha blood, causing difficulty of brtaihing and asthma, pleurisy, hoarseness, and loss of voice, dro|*yof the lieari and chist, rupture of b ood vesae'a, aud bleeding from the throat and lungs and spi;tiif of blood Tortmora this obstruction Torn which all these alarming ant dangerous diseases originate, and to p'nduee a radical cure, HA NT ivwuu ujun IV VAX ilCi JiAiLt 1 u* It ataiada unrivalled?it stands pre-*mioent?try it, and yon Will be forced to acknuwirdg? that its vii lues hive not, nor cannot bo ovt r ated that 'j auuil* Tar above and beyond the reach of competition; that it u the only reasonable, the only natural and the only truly men ful inetlnd of art eating and curing diaeaaea of the pulmonary urgaua gold in New York at whoieaale and retail, by A. B. k D. Band*. Druggists, Nos. 79 and 100 Fulton uavid Sa'da k Co., N 77 East Broadway A. B. Sands k Co Mo. 373 Broadway. mi7 lm? 117 ANTED?A room about elght.eu iret square, or aay IS VV by 30 feat, in the neighborhood of the Bowery, between Walker and Broome etier e Any person having auch an one may probably hear of aicuintby addressi. g ALM, office of the Herald, atating location, rent. ke. mid TNFoKvtATIOM WANTfeii>-A youug man by tne name I ofC. HERNDON.of amallat'ture and of light hair, left thiacity about thelfth or 18tn of February, ISts.forlheaoutk, Any information aa to where he can be adiireaaed by letter.hia preaeDtreaidence and cceupation, will be anitably rewarded by addreaaing boa ttt lower Poet Office. mid Si* 1?LOUR ?810 bbla superfine Fluur, now landing irom ilup Orlcnaa.footof Piae street, for a lr bv E. K. COLLINS k CO. ml7 3tia 3d South at. PROM 8 00e to td.OOOIba ot fr-sh (tardrn teens, lu ail lha eboieeat ape .lea and varietira, for aale, in quant itiea to auit pun h iaeri,at Bridgp.aan's p*rm? nent tRbiivn**i(*ot, cornerollSthat and Brotdaay. Also." The Young Gardener's Aaa aiani," containing the reaulta of hia 83 veara praetiee in New YoHl. Aa thia work haa been honored by the award of a Gold Medal, from the American IneiHu'a, which inatilutioo, and tke N? York State Agncultur&l Society, having alao awarded aareral copies aa premiumetor aupcriorapecimeaa ef garden products. further couiin- ut ii deemed uaneceiaary. ml In' XyftDICATrD VAY0R BATHs. 31 Courilaudt strict, eaIV L tabliohed 1838?Scarlet fever, colds, inflammatory and chronic rh umat-am.ke enred in a few af da Alaatne koa^n l\Hwl.i. tk. .IJ hod, are tha rcooomy of in Appai atu*,tne original root to the burchewr being le? then ooe quarter that oflht old Foiantaia it* simplicity o construction beirg aueh, (bat any ooe ol ordinary capacity can readily umfrrauod in operation and nenrg-ment. the triflio* '*p?-ii*e of mairriala for aupplylagit toaetber witn the am.11 amount of labor laquirtd, and In compact form. It i* now in nae in rarioua porta of the United Stat**. Canada* and Waal Indian, aad.a* m?y be eetn from ccrrfficate* in the hen-i* oC?gent?. g ve en iie aatiafaelion. Drurge> to -aid oth- ra, in the Southern Stale*, and the We?t Indie*, will find thi* Koumain peilicularly adapted to their clia>a e, aathaayiup* will not ferment or injur* in the warm ft HUODf. Full direction* for putting up tlie Fountain*, preparing tha different varietia* of iup*. lie see unpauy each Foraalcbi Oao. D C gteehall ?l (Vert street; F. Li**?l, T Liberty etreet, up (taire; Lawrence, Ke**e It Co., lg| Maiden Lane: Robinc-a It Ward, 143 Maiden Lane; H >*dl*y, Phalp* It Co.. 148 Water etreet. nil |m Another suspension advantages of CASH PATMENTS.-Thalooe known *ign of the Guide* Fleece h ia baen remorcd from the corner of Fulton and Nemu, end ia now impended orer the i-cw *tor* of CHA8. COX, No. It Nassau etreet, (I d*ora a hue* Maiden lane,) where he will he moat happy n> rctr luch of hia friend* aad euetnmera a* m y favor him with a call; hi* old alack ha* bean disposed of at auetioo in onlartoglee ptaea to hia p rear at otirafv now. large, end varied assortment of apriag goode, elected from the London and Pari* market*, and comprising Um aieiana" for which all mankind will have abundant Ceu re lo oleee the hind of Providence More than Iff Fhyetciane in thia city bow uea thia medicine in Iheir LIVER COMPLAINT rtTRED-Dr. Allen-Dear Bir I bar* need J oei Balaam of Horebounil. Liverwort and Pleu riay Ho I ia my prnc ice for lo.ne mm (ha p, and from the wonderful eff, ct it haa bad. I am Ailljr etufi'd that it poe. Hi>? eery euperior nriuei ia the cure of Lirer Comp aint aau foneu nptum. I do atroocly rccom arodit to the public awl the Faculty. Iteepectfullr. J. D. RICHARDSON, M,D W H'"i rEv^Tc'd ?Thia (licence i> (prevailing eery riteaeivvly, and ia a woe pine iff manr little one*. with eery few daea ill near. Pareate ehould remember that Dr. A Ilen'a Balaam of Liverwort ia the only infallible remedy, and haa aae.d thoua abnv_e: Al Wim w dtrjatantly-receiving aopenor I tano Fortea Hub^r^thThe ub?crib?r hanrg fbUrfail hi* mTitr4 .|m>x ?t>4 eiumm u> (it* i ml k ckll trior* |urchaai^i| r >l)y-??tili|iw(1 t?* gruUk, ul Mbmc Mat la ?*t /art of >r ATW1LL'* Mll?ICJf.|>lrnefd gold ixtoot if rer wotchee. The invoice coet f the wearing apparel, which eeiu'afa of uuineroua garment* of all dccri;tloue, amuti'e to 3>)M dollar? Alto, 3 large invoice* of dry yocde, clothing f or y good* end j welry, M demijohn* o' wine. So beam r idle*. IS Dotea chocolate, aud nuuit mu* other enrioua article*. SATURDAY At I0| o'rloek, in the eat* roome. The entire furniture of two funilira aivu g ui> housekeeping; elao, acabinet maker', atock of enperior c'ty mole fumi'uie; alao. try choice lot of aecond hand furniture by tirtue of a mortgage. Ale a large lot of originally superior furniture, damaged by atotagc andcartage. Itoid hv virtue of atnorigage. MONDAY. At ltd o'clock, iu the salerooms. La'Ce eale of sofas inahogmy chairs, ockere. ottoman*, lie?Will be enld witboue reierve, 37 epleudil euahina and epriog ee teofae,rarioua etylee: tnfa bed* ipriug aeat rock jog rhaire, oitoinaue, ilivane. French roui h>-*, French and Grecian parlor chair*. Sic. alio, Fr uch brdi trade and eome other furaiture. Pianoforte*?At III o'clock. Are splendid Pianolorte*. TUESDAY. At 10' o .loci, >i 28 rue street, Sp'rndid Household "'umtture, t latr kc. TUESDAY. M(h ilint. Furniture Sale?At 10 o'clock will br (old, the elegant furaiture ur r-.p,..;., McLean, will leave the foot of Courtlandt atreet, thi* (Friday,) afternoon, March 18th, at five o'clock. N. B l'hio boat ha* .been fitted up with elegant Slate Room*. nail) It ^ovnwt 0m PEOPLE'S LINETF6R ALBANY and &|XJW?lrJa interim diale place*, daily at five o'clock, P M F"* M f"- the Pier between Courtlandt and Liberty threat* 'I he comtnodiou* ntramho.it ROCHESTER. Cept. St. John, leave* aa above, to-morrow (Saturday)jafleriioon, at five o'clock. The NORTH AMERICA, Capt. M. H. Trueadell, leave* at above, th'e (Friday) afternoon, at five o'clock. The above boals are new and substantia', furnished with elegant State Room*, and forapoed and accommodation* are unrivalled ou the Hudson. For poaiage or freight, apply on board, or to P. C. 8CHULTZ, mis at the office on th- Wharf. mMS- FOR NEW ORLEANS?Latiiainna and Nrw JNVWYork Line?Rrgulvr Packet of toth Much?The WSSb feat aailiug pecket buk, APTIiORt*E, Cantilu Blake, will tail a* ebore. For freight or paaaage,having ipleudid furniahed nccommodationa,apply on board, foot of Maiden Ian-, or to E. K. COLLkNh k CO. M South et. Great care will be taken to have the goode by thii line correctly meneured. Poutirely no|cooJe received after,Saturday, the ltth metant. Agent in New Orleana. Ja*. E. Woodruff, who will promptly forward all goode to hie addreea. The pocket ehip LOUISA, ICaot Mulford, will eucoeed the Aptnorp, and tail the let April, her regular day m!7 JvE^- Flirt MARSEiuLES?Regular Paceet.?The |M*V ahip MINERVA, Capt. Wtnalow, will eail m the Whlat of April The aubeeribera purooae dtepatrhing a Ship punctually on the tat day of each month diriog the year lor Mareeillea. Goode eciat U the au it?r Packet e#JwWol2,lh March?Theaplendid parketahip RO^f'lUS. jUKiCaptain John Collin* of 1100 tuna, will aail aa above, oar regular day. Forfreight orpaaeaga during accommodation* ner. nailed fbi jjlradoror comfort .apply on board, at Orleana wbarl Tooted Wall at.,or to E. K.COLLINh k Cti.SIBowbatriat. Price of Damage $lou. The pocket chip HDDONB, Captain C. B. Cobb of ION |0M^ will aucceed the Roaciua, andaait 35 h April, bar rcguPttvengera may rely upon the ahipa of thia line aailmg punetuaiiy aa adrertiaad. m!7 rdf- FOR LONDON?Packet of the au li March.? tfMWThc aplrndid feat aai int packet iliip, HKNDRICK 4WMB*HUD80N, Capt. Morgan, aei'.a poaitirely aa above. nrrTagular day. Hating hantvomc accommodation* for cabin, record cabin aad ataerrgepaaeengera. who will be taken on moderate tetma, if early application akould be made on board, or to W. fc J. T. TAPSCOTT, 41 Sooth at. or 43 Peck clip, Th*Heodiick Hudeoaleatea London on the 7 h ol May. prraenting a fhrorable opportunity te prraona wiahint to aeiid lor their friend*, arrangement* for which can be made, and draft* ftirriahed to thoa* wiihing to remit money, to prepare thrir friend* forth* vayage, which are payable, ia all th* nriurinal town* of the United Kingdom, bv irnlvinr u above. -)jiT-3| FOU LIVERPOOL?Regular Packet of the 8#tK MJfV March?The aptenpH Packet Ship ROSCIUP, hKK C? tain Col ino, will be despatched for Liverpool ai above, her regular day. Her accommodations for Cabin, econd Cabia nnd Steerage Paeeen era are uneurpaucd by any ijp afloat. For paee ?ge apply to JOHN HERDM AN, 61 South street. If. Peerage from any part of Orrat Britain and Ireland, ria Liverpoal, ner weekly m>portuoities.eanat all timee beescured,and Drafts furnish* d for anv amount. payable throttghout the United Kingdom, bv applying *a a bore. m o NEW LlNE UK LIVERPOOL, I'AtK'.i |H^ Packet of the Mlh March ?Vhe splendid wellittti known, iaet aailiag, packet ship KOSCIUS, (1160 tone burthen] Captain John Collim, will tail punctually an above, bar regular day. Theshipaol thialme are all 1C0? lone burthen and upwarda, and their accommodatioaa foreebin, eecood cabin end eteerage Panengern it in well known, are enperior to any otaer luee of Packetr. Pernoun wishing to aecurr berths would do well to make early application onboard foot of Wall etreet, or to WTk J. T. TAPUCOTT. 48 Peck flip, or 48 South etreet Per tone desirous of sending for their friends to come o ut from the ole country, can hart them brought out in the Iteaeiue. or any of the regular line, on rerv reaeonable terms, and thoeo wishing to remit money to their frieida. can hare drafte for any amount, payable on d twin 11A IK IIuTTWOANU SHAVlNtT, No.it Park How ll p. PUS8KDU. from Italy, rrapacliiiily miorma the public. that he ha* MlarR-d hia old aud wall known Rmporinui of Faelion, and. eaar willing to accommodate the public. haa,' in eeuformily *witH the timet, reduced lo one half the priea of hair cutting. Hharina.ei eenla; Hair Curling, ttl centa; Hair! utt mg, It! ecnta. Wirt, Tjupeea, Rcal|i, made in the moat nnithrd atyle, at reduced prieci. Alto any artieie of the toilette, to gratify the tno,*0 1B,fod?c, ,he hera. TVy dtrrlay Ine foreh ud t?My heipht. point in wig otakinfl ntrar y>>r? attained. They ?re o >rpn id of t wtJattof ft oo th' h~d by inrehihlcaleonttirapee They are pat ?n la to .meat?that imaw* rr??, FUatda keulkUnd, AbUll Ctjitaii Ahaolute, V^MUUjr Lvdia Lau(uiah. Mi? (J. ChAifhpx. Afl?r whirh A LADY AND UENTLfiSBlN. A Cautlcmiin, Mr Mitchell A Laid)-, MreTuum A Landlady, Mr?.Harry A Voice, Mr. Utlkft To conclude with THE CRITIC. Puff, Abbntl Ho'cr. CUrhc Don Firo'o, Placidr I Tilburino. Mr*. Va non Ailimeeloa?Boeea Jl Pit SO eouta UalLry 'iS canto. CHATHAM THEATHB THIS EVENING, March 18th The performance wil commence with FAUSTl 8. Ij'*;0'' Seftou Pa'itlue Hie'd Mephiatoplnlfi, Johneou Count Ctauora. Herbert Uueetu MmTlorne r ii it UNFINISHED*IJENI'lEMAN. Bill Downey, Seftou Frielt Flainet. HieM uUV Alee Thome. KNIGHT AND*THE WOOD DEMON y KuuUl ?,v^oW"0 I Hetbert L.?ol>ne Mri Thome* ft?*?* SSssBts JtMl Mtierst*, fit itv; uiliirr lit Jk Ii*. C??rt^?nriMf n nreei?elv aiTOMKLL*! OMniprc Tfllcjf THIS IVKMNO March ,h ?Th. perfonn^Tj' will omiueurcwith wwa ABMOUKUMN VKV YORE. Or. the DctiI'. Diary. Eamndene Mitchell Alhert Blank, Edwin Mn Blank, MrajTimm Aftor n hkh w CINDfcKtfcLLA. ""Bag?" Efclt?w ?n*r wbi~h M"T~ THE MARRIED BACHELOR, Or Matter anil Man. Sir Charlei Conrtall, Edwin I'rues, Barixr To conclude with CHAOS IS COME AOAIN. Col. Ckaot, Ntckineoi Jack Buncr, Ho recti la Tottenham, iG.aham Harrii, Mm Singleton Admiaetow?Drene circle Mcente. Upper boaae tli centa 111 ctati. Private boxes fti eoeeopan at wrw Certain rieeeat balfpnet greenAMbHltAA Ml!|l|.C ttt, Corner Broadway and Ann it rtel. Under the MaoaremeDtofVlr. P. T. Raenum nVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK ?Com' -Ea men-10* Monday. March It. r. HARRINGTON, the juatlycelt braird cngjeal VENTRILOQUIST and MAGI CI AN. wll I DeriOrnieH brfo'e COWiIed KUilirnca nthU?ilv io 183d. ore nundred and fitly lite coiwecu Dae. the irth of M.rch. FaLLS OF Nl *GARA with p*?| water: AN1MAI. M AGNKTI8M ou a child thrcevenro eld; LiA petite cereto, I lie teanliftil dancer: ALBINO i.ady: Fancy GLASS BLOWING: Grand Cocmorama; and SOOIOO -urioiitief. A fplendid day performanco lakei place every Wedneeduy and Baturoae afternoon. Admittance U the whole id ccnta-children half price J I MR. F. MEYER modt reepectfully anno-.mctf to hi* frienda and 'he pub ic, that he willgtve a fraud Vocal and lueiririnental CnDCrrt, at tin Fraiikliu, or Gciman Theatre, on rrv day, the'.iih ef March, on winch occasion Sigtior DE DEGNIS tir.e in ihecity. Leader Mr. W1KGKRS. FROOHAMME. PakT I. Overture?Of the grand Opera Maeaniellc, with full Oreheetiw Auher Aria?From the celebrated Opera. Titus, Moiar', Niireiumalnorh in Lrbtu Horr Sell* Scuff?Die Grab tier Li'be, with Piano accom pat imeat, ai d V10' oucello obligato br Mr Oroeoevelt Kerr Kara Grand Scene, from the opera of Aampa, Herold, with full hand Mr F. Meyer The favorite Aria, Largo al factotum, fron the erlebi ett il opera, II Barbiere di 8ivialia. Kotiioi, Sic. de Begin* Ballad?"Waere wilt thou meet me Lo?? Mre. Philip* Grand Duetto, trom Maeaaniello, AuSer?Viel edlcr iat Tod- Mraar*. Merer It Sell* Finale?(?r?ni Quartetlo Spohr, by Metare. Meyer, Stile, Buechler andKura. Pact JL Overture of the freed opera II daroiere di Bivifull Orcheetra Boeeiai Aria?Dae Alpenhora, with Plane accompaniment and Horn obligato Madm. Haaar Grand Trio far,Piano, Violin and VLIeacello, by Meeara. Timm, Wirgere and Oreenevelt Reineaer Variation for the Harp, with full ortlicatra aee lapaniment Madm. Has* OraLd CavHtuia (rom the celebrated opera La O aaa Ladrn?Hoaaini Mr*. Philip* Favorite Alia?" My boyhood'* home," from the trend opera Amitie?Rook Mr. F. Meyer The Grand Duetto?All' Idea di quel utefella, from the opera II Barbiere di Sitif ia, Reaaiai. Mrttra idle k Meyer Boxca $1, gad 50 cent*, PitlSceata. Doore open at sev*u, the concert to commence precisely at eicht. mia ira Mihtakv anu civilt,P UP t life. UftATRESSED OPEBAT1VK8 OF SCOTLAND?[Poet poard to tne Uth itat.J?A boll will b? gieen ia Tammany Hail, on Friday firet, the 1Mb mat ant. in aid of toe IWode for the relief of the Diitreeaed Ojersliree in He oil and. The foL lowing gentlemen bare been nominated aianagow, .pad they pledge ihemMlrea that no eiertione will be wanunjito uaae [hie Ball one of the moat agreeable or In* reason. Hobert 8han> V. Clirebagb, T. Shepherd A. Caaieroa Red MeLeod J. O. Cumouag J. O. Clement Jamea Curr J no. Morriaon A- P. Format Jao. Allan, Jamea Linen Wtn. Sluart^h Walter Leggtl* It ia coaalSereJunSeceaeaJy to urge the rllime tbu upon the public generally. The orgeary of the c? ScLhw-e calla for the eitrciae of our leueeolcnce u bow t bs?^tz5?!5? sg g&s?5r ..w"25hk.,^^ jfci? i ?r **ree*. ?t Mm* I N wwf? t" ?J! tm lioni *r* bow Elm, tt??ry, and Whit* etr?? 4 aoacrefa ^b aireel eutrar ready for detirenr at No. Bout! aorT&ootr ALAo r -to m Dover (tract. H ih*? krcI niin 10 Uraclitee. to be on thnr rward where H An wo lor ane, aaeereral habere here put H up to Ihair wm- ^B lt..na (ate. wno ?rt not t'|iH *"T the corfrrCB ^B .k?raV ad idea, no podlern or oonemiaaaoaere f we cent nut bp ^B .ingreaaltona fnreuetoiarre m7 P jt' |wd endtw CRS7 SaRGE A N f and" MALLESON, jIIYRlCIANb and Bnrgeone from Londw ?nd Piwie. art ?a ^B C rnoa'ant attendance il.mnthont Itwdr ,T. at their o?MjrejUTSo _ >o. itmitmA nuim: bIia h* i** mbrr of rmn tw m? I#" niUU in London and Pari#, n'l^wd and J bUio?d Ch-ir diplo**** iimterRir Injuua Brodie and the 1 rot P*> band ri iN J a aotert aaonrtmer t of perfw /nerr, moot ?P .too Hont meSmom. ??J? PRIVATE ;UKK. TVXiTOR JORDAN'S SPECIF |C UOURy.Ns.l-Pnr L" ihrpnimpt rure ?fo?fn.h coo a am. I?f. JnnUd'e pnowte tre.S on,called the M .mil nr. wfce-o. a mi.full direction., Willi a lilt la dieeriptioa of the nature a i m.'ti.atd, eonoeqaecrr# and treatment of aeeref Mioraaeo^o n which io added moth T.luabl a (affirmation, nooful hint., apd t .inp rt nt a l.ice?rtmnrinc all the diSruiiiea ofeejl'ueat..i nt The twice of Moniio ,r hi 6'tjr a.oOa; one ilollar edht p.i't paid, will tneure ita ree tptirm. Tie c?i Mi. I aaf f, e each 91. anl tinman to-d?admirably de?i~tie4 for noi ii'a -ii the country. Win* coiojilete, eoannaet, feoayeoiqp! ml t-.n ien- Poet paid t ttrra en.eriaf the .entrant, Kaor itaUealira Sold** thepeoprjetor,only at Orf i n v|4rinB atraet.aerood jot below rii'ice.oernm! Mork eaa'. i Broadway. Marina tolrret ia I direct contmiim.in of ^^B i .(lilt, |di( km*

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