\ 1 .. | ? . < . ... 'f . it -If ..#-Rl-?|A *?*??' 1 i I j .U j .* i ># '"' . .ill" U .?* "! TH ? J:<1 , ,.H i. ' ?'l* '"1 nT II m'W im 1 Vol. IX.?No. tH).?VVbol* Ho. 3909. n ' . i? . -A 1 '" ' THE NtW VORK H^ALD^wiy n?w?p?P?"?P11* UthMdevary toy ofth* year ?M?pt V**! rvuuu vi juiy. rr'"U.'i Cf?Jlll J)MT nflfiji in fi num?P?*aR?i,^nrt^i*Hw*? * THE WEEKLY HERALD?publishedevery Saturday morai*$?prioe 6} coot* pec oopjs fWi*9?r a?tim po?Uj?? paiil?-ca#ii ia*d*a?o?. It > vA0VEU.TIBE&8 an InfemeJ ??*< the aireolatinh M thaHeraViia over THIRTY T^Ot/HAND1, aa11?uu E?14J.Liqutur?T, M iilimwii: TO UKT AT YORK'VILLfc.?* urge l:::H houte* on the corner of 84l.li ?jrcet ant] 3d areuut; euliar J^MOLol them is calculated lot 4 public housa, ??o?v or nrivale residence. On the premises it fifle (Cable,'rowfiujt al'ey, and a line garden. cu*?i*nnjr of 8 ou, with crape vines and fiuit cree* thereon. For terms, inquire ,jpn > ' JOHN A. MORRILL, Esq., mBtwi Nn. H Cli>tnb?ti at. Kjgm. TO LET OR LEASE?The modern built thi*e r? I'ory dwelling house, No. 3} City Hall P'aaa, in perfect .rjp "frier, with couu ?r c?JU', intliof-nv door* fcc. To> odtenaht it ? i I be let on reaaouji'e ( rma. l'uue*>i^n inay h e M'y If rrqmred. Iti locaUen ii convenient lor ih? P?tr Offifl*aua the Park. ?tl??w THAHLKS a. STOPPANf, TO LET?The iit)i>*r p*rt ol the store No. 7 No? rtreat, a f-w , the three atnry house 34 Walker at. between Broadway and HI urcb st, ?u eict'llfcnl situation for a genteel family, occupied by Mr. Verphack. Tha knek stm? corner of Pike and Cherry. street*. occupied try Meatra. Valeoua4 tc Co., ai a feed (tore, a desirable situation. ' Ttte convenient two atary house with attie rooms, baaament and counter ceiler, No. 229 Nineteenth street,occupied by Mr YTv?k< The two story brick house, No. 73 Gold street, oue door from Sprue* ?t, formerly owned by Mr. Milai Hirchcock. Tbe icnu will be moderate. Appiy to , >, Mil. DELAPLAINE, *8 Wall twn, ms lm*r infrfioe N?. 9, oor. if W?rer st TO LVF-Ths tire pmol onck store. No. I c5 *ouh fl?M st, with imiaediata i in?- sswn >1 r*itinred, appK- to , j^ijl wouduull fc .min/tjrn, p; tr 87 ^onth ?twret. . I "j?A TO I gr-The two swy ^rictlHonse and premises, f, .w No. Hi Wooitc street, floured in the most modem ?tvle. with maiblo man'el-pleces and folding door* rvr_ i ... A 1. irvaV ml u-Aiuuuia v. i. innm? uvu?. fipij w j vror)t M JtvtfL k JOHN Hr.KDMAN, in lr ^ Ou the premises. JnA "\n'ViCK? Td LET?fn store No. 6fl Sooth street, ff^a ApiUyto JOSKPH McMUKKAV, r'fML !00 Fine ?troel. M- rKNNnYLVANTA HOTt?L?This n'tllniil h die J is dow to 'ft. 1c i* situated on the con'or af Washington an I Liberty stre?t?, and will be leased to any g >od maui (torn the first of next May. It hu lately bee? muri eu? l?-u-d ?nd improved, nod i* comicu^as to the Jersey Ferry, Albany boat rier< ni.d Western Ktilroad Depots. K'ir further particulars, enquire at K. KUCKiM AN, No. ISO WasbiHgioi strve*., New York. ' mjl ^w?m aw* FUK HALK, EXCHANGE, OR LKAbK?The ffrTB pleaaiat Country ai'naied on hiali ifroui.d, overi XJULloOviDK NrWtoWn, four inilo* from Willnaistiurgh.? Bt ii?> pus tb? d'xur lhraa times dsily, frndrPeblt s'ir; coataimne near 16 aces, part handrome wooil, mansion home, two smry, pi-tus front and rest four moms ou a 11 M>r, hall through the r?l a. aaimiei I'll III in> iVwn, MuwMgtW^t, painted walls, and finished in a handsume and substantial wanner, enveaient kitchen, ovt-n, dairy, aud Vce house filled with io? f/om a fish pon t on tne plac: well and p?" p iach h u>e and barn. Orape arbor rear of the honse. fronting the inxd a lunil.ome trace extendi^ 10 the gardner's home. A m-p way be spin, and terms lib* ?al. Aoulyt" 1. L, SCHIttFKELlN, 1 a.r> lw?r liit Cand street. a TO LKT OU L KAHK?The premises No. 45 Canal trett. u ar the e Jner of Broadway, kaawn as the Dolphin 1'avern, consisting oi a large barroom, extending through to Liapenard street,. a dwelling home atd snail atore siljoimug on Canal, and also, a 1.welling on Liapenard street. The barroom wonld Blake a large and spacious st>w bouse, carriage honse. ooru crib, and sheds, or cattle, together wuh a good dwelliug hausc anil well of water at t*? door; asatflciency of firewood; there is a Beyer (ailing stream of water rauniur through the tfcad. The above farm is siumad about tbre* miles from RMsab.-th town, N.J., ASI ika main ?. ,?A IA U/aatl'uM unH lififk.n 1 \Mt\ kiuwliarl r<4a at th? it'ii ping plaec of the E'iaabeihtown and "omerrille It ff. No. 148 Kivington street, N. Y. N B ?TT?i? would be a d'ura^fe location for a pcn"n tlciog jtmness m New Yo.k, being * ithi a two honn ride of the lity. Mnn-h lfth, U'3. m20iw*ec Mm. N. F iTKLONO, 461 Broadway, one dpi* anote Grand street, and '"8 S Bowery, fSuccc nor to A. J Eu tel. <<*rme>ly A. A. Mutt,) will open Parii MiMmery on Tue*lar. Ai r I 4th. tn31 6t*r l\^IS8 QUIM. No. 411 Broad war, (three door* below Grand) i|Iiiidi tbo ladies that she will open keraiite of ritoms o F m h >liliiarry, on't hutstUy, April Cth, when alto Moat espertf |ly solicts their kin. attention Mid cwa'innad i ten nod muilin shir's, made in the moitfashion'tle mill fit I hfJI nmnn-r; 't'ck I of English mode sana nod ^om>nnr; scirt'.pratat ttcs.foli fronts, ne, ir. great variety; gloves f hil,gi?t akin, ail*, line* vrl cotton thraad of all Uescripous. luspciidrrsof English, French, Osrtma md American annfacture ; gemlcmeaV drrssiag gown*, hesiery, linen .liars, dress ftones. silk and cotton uunt e?pi, parses, am ellrs, ctnei, money belts, and undergameou of silk, molt*. I 'mbi*-wool cottonc, It he P It A would ptrttrubrlv recommend their improved artie ibe genti-man's KaaiiaTnihtlr b?h. Their establishment is been favonra'dy known for the Inst fifteen years as the nporinm ol /'S?irn, asd by a rwt aad undivided attention to e intrrvat aid tastes of th*ir cmtomais, thay hope to merit a lotmua'ion of their patronage. a2 I m#er ?37 B road way, comer ,nf Park Pl?ea. " OF FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS. \FKNINO ofthe Stirintr Ka?hi"i? ?t he Magann da Mod**, ' on (. anM ?'r?*t. >1AD D. BKHRviAN b< g? to iDroim r numerous friend* and the pnbt c that ihe has juit ri ceived tin Krai.ce. aii ?ntirr Dew and betuti "1 style of ilk mutetli fui ladies liati, and along with.it lame canes of Pari* silk ta, which for Hotel y ami clesaoae of style never vet was rsan ed to the public before! * ncig which la moat pre-em>* ut a nlk ha*, railed Capolle d' Eleuo'->. which ta indeed em Diaticl ?1 Parisian Mle. Mad'me B. has ju?t opened seveI cues of F re nth impor'ed f "U'y whalebones and straw hats the choicatt styles; ala* a large aaortment of Tom-pin and e Oouauplea; alto a l?r*e and variad assortment of French * hats firm inputs ?ia?a op tu ladle a?the whole of which ad B. has determined, m oider to meet the engeacv of the nes, to mibal Supporter (or the preservation of the health and d them. It ia perfect in its applies1 ion, ao'ing as a support I preventing allstMiii tmon the tt ascles, nnd ihe consequent >roe and ei a??ts:ion of the whole system during pregnancy, thiag >h?t his ever h? en invented, offers so ninny decided ftntnges for invigorating the system againit every acC'dent be period of gntaMnnat the same time (ireseMing the natufurm. Conutry merchants and city retailers inpiilifd on aditagrons terms. Mrs L .ve at the same time calls their sttiou to her improved Shoulder Elastic Braces, for misses, as ng theI mar required desideratum lor the exptusion of the 'St. Mrs. L. has secared a Detect. She beta 10 refer in rein. i to the above, to the loll wlna eminent, mrD af tlie Medical :altv?Dr Fraud*. Dr f. U. Pond. Dr. MrDonaid, trolif Oillmau. M. 0., Profeaaor Father. M D., Dr. N>ku a style ol fit aod kniao*Mp, not surpassed by airy Other establishment in the , at the follow in? low prices ? ? UirN or Frock i;oaia, any color, from 914 to ?i? etfiue do do "*> raw* and trimmed, *7 M to fl s? Wrork Co.rji, <10 d?? '* 00 to IM I'viU Mil V' 71 to IN Orrr Cixw?. I* to 11 N *" Ytnne?<:*?h ?e4*lif?ry. _ . I Im M1CHAKL B MAM Tin J ' .l< I ?.'? !* nni> -in >n i Him* nil < -1 ?, i i . mi .? mri'f'.i'i < ' 11 ii' i . . j " - " -1 - ; , i - . , i . , , , . i i NI lirAWTKD?AtttoVtou a* (i i Iroor by Jali?? W. H.iaiaea | ?" a married aaab. with * ainajl 1'anuly, wbo wm ! " foor year* ijvdrntfr to J. A. "erjy. Eaii., it Brooklyn ll^rmg thew ted yfc*r?p??t made the mu>a? rntcnt ao'l architect"!* of 9MB an* fWrcmt-hettaei hn particular am**, ha reroajdmWi hi? a?*riee? erth;r ta a (t-ntlrn^o itnimm o("erittii>t new (ifiu-bl'MH W wkere k ehoicn ?nllrct4 ?t'ee?, Will m?#t with ulrict AteMmir. n>M UTANTFvT SITU.WlOM-By yottu? niaa > chn>c^ "7 Jiblecofiiiriioti", (u c>rk or ?a1cb rai. Hf h *< tat>ortao?** aimmediate t*m loyment. Apply to J 9., thia uice. a6 2T*?? y AHU WAJWTMD-AliWc??*i hv?wr a^tairrord tf> M,' * ?? reasonable rent, m*y hear of a t??aiit by lnwreaaipf a line ititirg trrrra *u1 F'urniniie for pate at 195 Bowery, opnoiite Spluu it. Teraon* in w tbt ?t meti may Hear of * birga'n vr applying a? abiva. ' ? jwrioa and badtoom to let, with or without hoard ?i> e< A K4?HK CHANCK^ro l>iua?i*u ?nd -HL Druf htqn.off,wauty. ja*f* ea*Miaht*aim la ufforao for t*le vrry'ow It it situated in one of the in it flouriW b? mtite rery h'Otleta'e. ?or Iti't er jftM?cuI., Chrokicle'nAce, IM 'N????u it. mdl lw?rc VTnTrYCP-iA^r '?fOcem.1/ iheirataVe* on tJ^c day. are* reijue?ted t*> meet at ih? Wihmry Hull, 19J Bowevy, pt?iturckhn> her lifote olitmg lemwi Kili? IL M.ddlebrowk, u toiaday dii?olvE? own account.at N 1. '2il Kultoa I'lent, New Yerii. N. B.?Ordera Teauectfally (lliqited. Cloth cover* made promptly and cheap for country bqoHetleri. *4 lm*ec ' , -u- >njtTTmi;T: >' fft-tt Ytirlt, April It . 1841. ) UROM a-d a'ter thi? d^v1, tlie'G'eaf Scutnfertl Mall Will tte I, elnaeri dailv.nt till! nffi-Ci at 7* o'clock A.M. A lec'mdrna 1 fur Pi.iladvt)i'>'4t Baltimore and Wn'Hngtnir Citi'i will cIok tiaily ?t JJ? o'clock, P M.t except Suuuay'i, ou which day! all tbe Mails a * cj'ted at}* 'cluck, IVNt. JOHN LOKIAUtn GKAHAM. ai ker and Jew-ler, firnv rly with S J. Tobi'i foe ti'.-arly li* veers, and recently witb Mar lUMidi St '6.. op- | watda otthr-e y?>?ii,kef?io HC-iMIMt hn friendt ?nd The punlie, Ui it tie lit* takcu a *??rw ai am < JmW etneet, where He intMidi tn pracuae tlie at'ov* butinnaa and truutjim I111 iotw eaoerience and known ability, to meet witn thai ilnre ol" nitr.mge to Which hi! abifitiea euii'le Irm. Id mu ning tnauki for all pa*t favoori. he wOold remind liiifilendi thu he repiira every description of Watcbri, Rr[re?ten, Muiical and Duplex, ihe moit complicated that ? in- I eirenei c* of others. Gla^ei and Keys in proj oriiou. Casb [ paid for old sold pnd ifttt. a3Tm*r 1 Ron GOOd DOUBLE ANlV ?1 VOLt SOLE ?Jv?VJ BUSMIVS.ttl all eulors, from .1?. to6s and$t.warrant-d rood Ladies', Misses, and Children's Gaiters, black, broDZd, ci*eli ?ud liiht colors, M ths latest faihioB, $i ST lo $1 75, auu $2. Gem's line French aud Dative calf drrai boou. prim- caif dregs quarter boots, time* and caiteri; mena'. toys" and childr-n's; f uoii low p'iced boot*; prime mei>a', boya' and children's, or all sorts and sizes, the cheapest you ever uw. Largest assortment, best quality, and lowest prices m the city. 8. Walker, 4 9 B?oadWay. I h-v* sold out my other store, and will nay all attention to at commodate my friends and th? publie. G.iod s'tum at low price*. Good gaiters, lis. al Im't I . ) WKW 8EED 8TOKE.?Enrly ash leaved Kidney Potatoes all wko htv* tried them pronounce thein the earliest aid driest ones kuown: Earlf Cedobullii, Early Washington, E*rlv Waiwick. Early Charlton, Fall aud Dwarf Marrowfat Pea?; Early and Late Bean*; Early York, Early Battersea* Early Ox Heart, Drumhead, Savoy, and Red Pickflntr Cabhares; Early and Late Caulitlnwrrs; Whirr hui) Pnrfle C.ipe Brarroli; Kadiaii, Carrot, Beet, Parsnip. Ouion, and alt othar Vegetable 9eei's; 20,000 package* ot choice Anuaat, Biannial and I'oreunial Flower Beeda; Asparagus, Rhubarb au Globe Artichoke Roots; SO,000 Oreea sud Hot House Plants, ot every description, suitable sir r?lor or conservatory: Fiait and Ornamental Trees of eTery description, Warranted true to their name*. A liberal discoaat to those who purchase in quantity- Bouquets of ^e most Imgrant and delicate Flowers pat up at tke shortest notice, by calling a< the large Green Houses on ft.h avenue Mid 116.h itieet, or at the Coiwrvatoiy.Niblo'a Garden. a2 6t?r NIBLO St PllA LAP.CT Broadway. CHEAP UI'HOLBTERY?W iton, Btaucls and lutnin Carpets, mad*. altered and repaire , and warra. teJ to fit in the nratest maimer, and at a moderate price, by au experieactd Upliotstren. apl tm*r MRR. BOLTON, SCO Monroe street. TO THE LADIES. INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERSON I AJL BEAUTF, considered in connection with DR. FELIX GOLRAUD'S POUDRE9 SUBTILE8. Tin' sculptor whose study i* to iuiiUM Uie ?x(|Uiiite work> ronnship of nature, portravi in Km model ol the human farm, a broad and elevated forehead. Thu develo: meut is not ouly cousouant w iih, bat sometime* necessary to the possession of a hign order of mental faculty. If a fine forehead is a mark of intellect, it is no less an essential element of personal beauty, and it is ?l importanos to those,mid then- are many such, possessed of this promiuent feature. though obscured by the an* eroarhments of a top luxuriant growth ol hajr, to remove that paxkiu ol an excrescence which tends, in their case, only to deform. This can be done safely, speedily, effectually, and, if used ia accordance with directions, without the least inconvenience, by Dr. Felix Gonraad's Poftdre Subtile. The fune ot the lip, when annoying, ui the short tmir oa the back of n bulies' neck, when too apparent?the hair of a mala, or the Heard, wlien nigh unon ths cheek, may all be removed, and eventually the fonts destroyed, by the use of this preparation. OOUKAUD'S EAU DK BEAUTK, OH TRUE WATER OK BJCAUTY: For removing freckles, tun, pimples, blotches, sores, bams. Mid a'l cutaneous eruptions, realising delicate wtiite hoods, neck end arms, and eliciting a healtliy juvenile appearance.? (I perbottle. OOUKAyD'S VEGETABLE ROUGE! Composed materially from Bowers and simples, imparts delicate carnation tinge to the cheek, immovable by perspire tion or rabbins with a handkerchief or a linen cloth. SO cents per bottle. i. n GOURAUD'8 BLANC D'ESVAGNE! An excellent preparation lor imparting a pure, life-like whiteness to the complexion, (res from the injurious properties geae?lly entering into combination for this purpose. Put up in elegant boxes, at ai cents each. Aukivts.?A. 8. Jordan, I Milk atieet, Boston : New York?Albany, Guthrie, 4 Maiden Lane; I'oughaoensie, Jared Gray: Utica, Wads, druggist; Hamilton, M, Co. Gngg St (i riots; Louis%tlle, Louis < ouuty; W. A.Chase; Gosfien, Elliott. Cvnn., Myers, Chapel st. New Haven; W. Faulkner, Norwich; Wells It Humphreys, Hartford; Charles Oyer, Jr.. Tiovideoee; Thomas, Newport; Clr.wes, hair dresser, Springfieldi Greene St Co., Worcester; Burt, Little Falls; Cocgeshall, south Second st. New Bedford; Jordan, 2 Milk street, Boston; Lowell. Carleion k Co.; Salem. I*e?; Newburyport, Hodge; Portsmouth, Preston; PortUud, Parker, Exchange it; Bangor, Guild: Hallowell, Scammon. New Jersey?Newark, frippe; Princeton, Dr. Seabrook. Pa., Phila., 76 Chesuut street, Lancaster, HeiniUsh, druggist; Harrisbargh, Robiuon. periodical agent; l'itt?bnrgh, Turtle; Cincinnati, Thorax & Co., Main atreet; Va., Richmond, Mrs. Frayier; D. C. Washington, Selby Parker; Alexandria. C. C. Berry; Md., Baltimore 8. 8. Hance, he. fcc. Within a few years this remarftable and ntefal chemical mrentiou for conpletiely eradicating soperflnoua hnir, has attained the blithest pitch of celebrity, and eonaeqneully excited the cupidity of a nest or base couuterfeiteia, who attempt to snatch from the inventor the jaat recoapeuse for hu labor. Purchasers should therefore * e on their guard and see that every bottle of the PMdrr Snbtile is square, and f Felix Gonrand, Pondre bnbtile, N. V., cast ia each bottle, and the Doctor's fac simile enf rared on the ontaide wrapper. Diree: lions, French and English, accompany each bottle. Remember, the only office in N. i. for the above celebrated Cosmetit'ta 67 Walker street, ene door from Broadway. mllmm BILLIARD SALOON. NO. J BARCLAY 8TREJ.T, THKn K DOORS BELOW THE AMERICAN HOTEL. pRICE REDUCED to One Shilling per Hundred, from ( r A M. to 5 P M.?The subscriber informs hu frieuds and I the public iu general, that .te has Five N-* Billi .ro Tables, in separate apartments? two ia tfient per front saloon?two in the rear saloon, anil one m the front room?all in first rate order. Each gettleman visiting the establishment will b* furnished with a private Cue, 'or his especial use?the tablet beiug in different apartments the proprietor thinks it will render it more select nm* nureeable to gentlemen visiting his house. ALSO, TWO MNE BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE BASEMENT. His Bar will always be stocked with the choicest Wines and Liquors kimI the ben St gar to be had?*lsi Sherry Cobblers, Mint Juleps, Punches; made in a innuner not to be >ari>assea N B ?The apartments have undergone a thorough refitting ?new l>aper, painting. ?c. (?7"Gentlemen will please to c?Bnmunicate any neglect of duty of the attendants, at the bar. FRANCIS MONTF.VERDE. mchlS Im'r 5 Bare ay street. ARANGE CREAM C^NDY.-Messrs. J. Pease * Son, '' Confectioners, 41 Divrsfcm street, Hare brought fhrth mother delicious compound to gratify the sweet teeth and litkles the palates of those who indalgr in such "sweetmeats " This candy pnaseses tlie fine flavor of the Havana orange, and. We think, cannot fail to receive the patronage ol the ladies and Jor^n of eonfeetiooary in K?ml.- Aurora. 2Jfr 1 MPUHTANT TU OLD COUNTKVVlfciN.?MKSeHia I H A KNDK.N It CO. will draw at their Kapreaa *"d Foreign I.etm Office, No. ) Will tired. iinall lull* of eichante Iron i! to ?lM,ia ?nm? to rait, payable at aifht, for the accnram oNation Of peraoM wiihing to remit to their friend* ia England, Und. or Scotland. The letter heg? lor the Koyitl Mail Sfcramarw forLir! apool are *Uo made ty> at their office. for further information ?i>ply to HAKNDKN k CO., > \V*lli:re e Ageuia in London?MACLEAN, MAKRIH fc CO. Liverpool?WILM ICR ? SMITH <_ EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT. 1 Hfc aubarrihera will lend an eirreaa through from tiiia City, V.U *?A. * ?*? and lattrtoerilAte placet, ou the mnruinaoftha 9th mat., lor the transportation of apecie, hank notes, pM5*Sr* M goMa, collection of draft*, hilli notea ud?ce0ulu,?rtil| rack other husimsa a? mav he eniraMed to them. rnui Uriar ?.,? rWil?M~N.V I N. B. Immediately on the opening of Ink* navigation. the | ?boTe e*prea? linr will be eitrn*ed to Chicago, Cincinnati, fcc., and continued throughout the entie Kuon, in e. nn-'iton with their Met* kork, Albany, Troy, ud Buffalo dailt *preu '' 'A OAM8 * <-^.'B VOMK ANU NCWAHK Ll 11 PUF.98 ?Tlie public are reapectfalIf informed that t t nharritirri hate eatabliahed an Kipreia between New To I ,u,| Newtrk. N. J.. < ' tran.miMion am)Iipeedy delive f >f cackatiea, nandlet, money, ?. *? ; the collection of not it ,n|f bilU, and all oilier bnaineaa .m^ttniaina to an Kipweaa r <>rV? ?? article! u> be retninej by the fctpee? #? ?? 4^)*ce'iu New Yori*at No. 7 WMI ttreet, and m Newark, (ai dive ADA MB * I'll t-rNa- if p (tl unpener qJBity Eatlith Ltnaeed i** *" 17 (feu* MTMt. :w Y( I* M ' ? W CW YORK. TIU'KSDAY WIM KH AKH* VOCMCN1 * e wTyoIl? anR^n * * Vi?N*warh, New BrauiwirkfvlMviaa, Till?, lulu THHSCOHPI ! >i!r!7!)i.H? 5f ***ndVJ r M ' ,n tk* 1 " *u**l tfi# Mbraiat tiw M '? ?? *? m nfe?toim. !r*w tW?c* ?T itramMMl In rm1nlid*iphi.i) withoatcli n|r few*. PkMeuaan will pi'Kaic U??U l ? al jonrtKiftfft ittret, wiierf % cpnm .1, -uit tab >*i ?.ll ka < ilKil'Oaiu, Willi eralet ..akxiai.t rtnl?4al|itMa l>H f>mm nty to ntf, I ithaat kcii|0|?iralifii? way KmIi traiu is iftun liestnaiatrretky raffy? 4 from V ?det atlaMock A M ?td J nVloek, P M. The Lin?ft 1M?an ,?as*a IVHiilfMia? ^ .Ml A M, Oil I r M , bfiUk a roLtinmiH-., of (be line* frvaa Maw Vwl M OK Rib ANir KKSKX RAILHOAD, " r?pense Witfc Sie moat ai'uxtff d irtrf beat *?T H h rara aisle *4d fnpoditimat rofc?rvan. ? t?|wrf? Nrw V<"i ??d Morriatow*. will nautnaw . rauoia* twa ?ri|>a daihr, la ra ri. ?ne,t, .m ami aflrr \|.>adsy. J<|. *?. Kirat 1 ram fNjM Ylumil .ww wi|T laaia ai 7\ \ M Beeond Train from Momiwwn will It-ava alTlsP M Krrat Trah) frot? New Y"rk will 1?at? iila m?.Nr waik at KAM. r 8rr.mil Train from New York will leare H IK r M?New I ark at 1H P M. riaaeiurra by the Marviaa Trata (torn Morrwiowu will w ri?e At Newark ip (uue lot die 9 A >t Tram to .N?at Vo?k. * tht mnrniuv Trun to nu1?ihrt; by tiir Alrrumxi Tiaia th?y will arrirr ar Newar* ib time rot the 11% P M Tr\ib u> New York or the Kvamnif Trsia to I'KilvMp' ta Passenger* by tin- Moroni* Tim kmm New Yorb ? .11 mriw* at M.inlainwu m Uroa id iliaa and takr any of iha IKm's ran nib; wru or north from that tJ.u a. i?* im'ee 1M7L.USN to COPP, S WallVtWt" WSf ifl N t w^Y^tHnrt PTN i Vrasr*. Haraden It Co, harm? disposed of their rMilr Irian New York to AlVanr ami TlW, the aabsen j-ra ;ba old cundaciut* of Htrud^n It Co'a N flMn Enurai. from Naw York, will continue to ran aa heietofoiejlpiiviutj *New York. Alti;tuy wiu 1 ray, Uail) , au>J co?uect at Troy with Jacoba* Montreal Kaprraa, anJ will f?' wayd Specie, Bank No?e?. Park \jea Bnudlea.l'aiei of tfooaa. Iti'i, to any place batwara Naw York inn Montreal, u>o thrvuuhontthe Cdiiiula a. Alab luiat. from Troy aail Albaai? to Boltou, and West froui Albany to bull .In. All buainrat animated to their charge will ka ^rumitiy attended to. I*arti?alar attention will ka piid t? L.n cullr< lion at ? tea, dnifti, acc^j tanret, (tr., an.t prompt ratcina irade (or > tiic same, PULLKN k COPP. Officea?Pnlleii It Coop. 3 WaUatraal. Naw Vork. Thoa. OouKli.ii Kxchante, Albany. A O. Kilki'is, 228 Rieer street, Troy. 9. Jaeok't K.xcliaoge Coart, 8t ran) at, Mobire J. KEKKKKNCICH. N?W Von. Ai.aln*. Taor. rhaie, Ward k. Kii*. E. J. Humphrey, Jtio. Payne, Jacob Little, Ik Co., Thoa. Uou?b. P. Woil*. John T. Smith, fc Ca., 8 K. Stow. Prooon b Hoffman, . C, 8. UookUm, Can-enter h Vefinflfe. 1 r. Leaite Houghton Ik Co. Oram. Kobinaon k Co. m NEW JERSEY ftAlLROAl) A N't) TllANS. PORTATJON COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWARK. ?S$5BE-??H?* !^8D8?3SB5KS-. Ftrt rrrtticml tin 15 cents. Kr? m tnr Io?t of Certrtl&adt meet, New York, (Every day?Huudav???>W% ADAMS fc CO '8 New York and Brwt n Daily Psckaite Jtxpiess, tit Norwich aa-l Worcolor Railroad.?Ihe anttecr'bers re*i?n'fully notice tlia: 'he '.'amagcato the Norwich Road, occrdioK to merchan'i, brokor* and other*, hari?? valuable package* to be trar*port?d, th*.?4?*l aurf i?o*i *p> r-' h .rW ilmn IH nwki *arly application, on loaril, foot of M?idet> Line, or to JOSEPH M d to arrive, and will hiive iixmeditte rlMpaU-h for lh? atx.v* port. Th"*e wishing to fimn fraught, will please make early application to ihe iiihacriTrs. ROCHE, BROTHER* It CO 34 Vulionst. m!l f ? ?it door to thr F-ilfon Bank. AA* THfc Ny.vrT.TNtt KOk LIVERPOOL?hew|J*MWlar Packe' 16lh April- The new splendid packet JKpKah>n LIVERPOOL. John Eldndge Mistel 1130 tena, will nail u abote, on her regular day. For freight or puaasxe, harms elegant and nnanrruiied ae> rominodationa, apply to the master on board, wett tide Bmliai Slip, er to WOODHULL ft. {WIN-TORN, mUrr 17 Xnulh street. a^Mfr f OR ~5i of this Fine will anil punctually as advertised. Any guarantee io that effect will be given gad Mailed that may be reijeirril. Ageoia iu N. Orleans, Hullin Ji Woodruff, who will nronptly forward all goods to then address. The pack-' sb'r> Hunltville, Captain O. R. Mnmford, uf|ll succeed Ihr H. AlUa. a-td t-.il lha SOth April, her runlar Ha* ?5?e VKSSfcLS WavTEO?A numher ol inuU. I iMVy drawing liot oyer five ifrl water when loaded will UfLiiiiil cnna'nnt enjoyment in Ireigh inn wood and rlii coal to Ilii> city. byapty. apt Iw'it WANTID"A ?hi|> to load f " a southern poit. JlfVApply to K. K. COLLINS ? CO, jUflfc M fnnth ?tteet. it 4il?eC . ijtf B \RUK WANTED?On* or two B* exchanged. T*e ho .t< mutt be ?oand and in perf*?t oritr. Adifreia a I mo " Barie," to rHiarfllre, atating ag? and fall particil-n. which will be regularly Mt'niled In. . tW*m mmm. tlKMITTANCKS TO 'IRKLAND, lie., fccThe uharriher eontinmi to tr>\niniit inonay, ia an mi JHftMfaHrue or amiOl, to peraona reaidinc in any part of Iraland, in the nut maimer u lit, ?nd hu predecranar in huai pert o< Kngland or t*cotl,\nd. Money remitted by letter (poet paid) to the rotpcnber, or treonafly deiioaited with him, with the name of the penon or >*nK>ns in Ireland, K.n*land or Scotland, to wham it it to be (etir, jtid nearest poet town, will be imuw-dintely tr*n?initted tod raid *cr?r tfie* iicrordinijly. ?? lm?i iittoaUM. UdUUVt^Jt.. nc*4u ?t. i . j i* >ltli tit. !? vim kiiii / lid <7^ ? ' )KK ] 1VQf)|< ') >)(! HVlH< MORNING, APRIL 6.1& Albany. of th* HfnlJ.'J i Ai hany, April 3, 1843. 1 Vtt. Kmmnt **t hit ,4drri wirin? r.irut Gov. tfieki*?*?Hi m>rval of the Stcrttarf of State from 0?~ /??< Vo?#x**? t) fmhecil(ty?TnfmmamtV^nJm* m fMmttoi? M Gntlo^kal IVurk ?Mr 'Vpmkn /Mot*' ItffxtruH fn/tuenct Ml I WAR ?l*~ A't^r ? & ?* ??? of fw?. *r*rk?, I hurt? returftnJ ftn ih* r?4>iiol Some |>nv*Te m?itnrs rendered i( IfCfKuiry fur ni? to vt-i? O,ionditi(a bounty, in the ini#rnir <> wiju h I Wnmr tr*rtul of bein* com[>eU ( to rt'lJMlU UU'li I??? i?'i.eli*1iii? rata rtf m Inlvmln aca'trr tn? imitininm* nf" ?now whu:h inhabit that Ml ofluaaie return Dclivcc me Iroin surh an r*iitt*ar|i? at anow fcank? aa I **perienceuUl be con i/itir lv HHiHhcrrd uadur a five months onvring of auch a dcj'ib of *nnw. The *nty iw?n?r ??f int?re?f now on the i*fi<41? Ct>loQcl V?un?'a tir* brand The -Senata haa Scan fr?*j|t!y v*it?ird, *?nf>i??w?) lo aav itii?K *hed of i* containing uotbiug vary lacendtary after all Aa Mr. Lieut. Ciov. b?ckiaM>ii ii < taken up the gmvr I'll Mir ||?[I IM Mir uum rvniivr-p, n in?rry prob.tl>l* tlwti the wh'de mutter wi'l be trannter'ed to the columns of il?e " Argna," where he ban been invited to enter YfMin| andGov Itirkinfon 4re both po**e?n?d <>f extraordinary capahilitiea, the forthcoming co?tH>rer*y 1* *niicip?ied witfe intenae interest It will be 4 controveaay between two i>oJit?C*l friend#, of no ordinary magnitude. and il will ?nrioubledly crente a achisMi n Hie puny. Colonel Young baa never yet entered the field of mental combat with aiiy iiihr, but he baa come ot} with ihe palinnf victory p>-n hing on In* brow If Gpv. Dicktnaon sbaH meet with nuccesa, he. wilt be hailed aa the Ajax of the d*y A resolution lies upon the table, offered by Gtn. R <>ot, re/noving the (irearnt Secretary of State Irom office. Nolwriltwtaiiding the great deaire of Cl?f well. Corning, Foster, tec., i? u> oatl him from hia situation, yet they dare not vote, or induce the cou *Tv*ti*e? to vote with th" whig* on that reaolution They are too caution* to commit any art whereby Samuel Young should be pi iced in the gubernatorial chair in IBM, in place of the weak, v&acillaUng, imbecile thing, occupying it at present. You cau never imagine ibe manifest disposition in both Houses of the Legislature ta iiiafM>?e nf Crewwell, prior to the adjournment. He m the most tinpopular person around the Capitol. Although I never liad the good or ill fortune of hut acquaintance, mill I had imagined from hi* exalted position, us editor of the State paper, tlut hia influence was vary extensive. But it i? lar froni being so A bili has been before the Senale curttulipf bis leea aa .State pnnter, which, if passed into a law, will have him barely the holder of the ollice, without anv materia! emoluments As Kugnn, Denmaton and Strong, are engaged in it, 1 here is e*ery probability that the bill will pasa. It will be quite a hardship to reduce the feca as much as is propped , for11 *i? h recollected that he gave Van Dyck aeven thousand dollars to get liitn outofthe concern. The days of log-rolling ar? not over yet Here's an instance. The preat Geological Hnmhjff, which has already coet the Htwte some quarter of a mill on, is to be printed with all the wonderful discoveriea of Graywucke, Shi*ti*, Mai! and Mullen. Six volumes have already been printed by ihe late State printer: but the publication of the r?mainingatx or right, at an estimated cost of$20.0(10, wu :?rre?ied by < lovernor Houck A bill was recently introduced and run hot baste tiirou?ti I ha Amuiiibly, authorising far roll Ac Cook, the printers to the House. to complete thin gigantic work. When it came up in the SenatHjMi. Foster examined its featuren, and found that it proposed to sfJve the work to the Aaa-mbly printers without allpwipg any other printer# in th? State to compete with tlirm ; and aa it was an immense job, lie proposed to make it a democratic bill, by throwing open the doom to all who might leel disposed to estimate m?on the work ft would be a saving to the Slate at least of twenty five per cent. Mr. Foster also remarked, that Madam Humor informed him that there was a combination of interest, at work,in this nutter. Although this work iaproposed to be given to oatenaitdr democrat*, Mill it was to be done in Thurlow Weed's ofti<-e, and the proprietor* thereof are to receive a ?iipulaterf amount ot the profis, aa thev now do ot the Assembly printing done in that office. Senator Strong, a resident of the same village with Carroll As Oook, arose to vindicate the bill, and in opposition to Mr. Foa'er. He aaid it was true that these printer! had their work done at a Whig office ; but they had entered into an arrangement to pay the owner* $1200 a year for ita use but if thev obtained the geological work, then thev wereto pay these Wing printer* $<**), and take the concern. This arrangement drew every Whig Senator in favor of th" bill, as it enabled their Whig friends to obtain twice as much for their type* nod presses as they were * ortb. Thfi bill, then, of course, became a law. Mr. Speaker Davis ui an honorable man, and,before the Bank Commissioner*, bill r.tme ap. h?- controlled the action of the Hon** at* with a madman'* wand. Bit since, encountering the greate-t dtftil of the session, he rarely troubles himneif about any of the business of the House. Mr. Hathaway is nearly every day in the chair, as pro tem, much to the annoyance of father. Strong, the ?on?iuuiion?l lawyer of that body. Yours, truly, Jo* Swim. Latkr mom Albamt.?Pulleu Ac Copp, and Pomeroy te Co., arrived last eveniag, a day in advance of the mail, and gave us plenty of Northern papers. The Albany Argus of yesterday give* the annexed :? In the Assembly yesterday, the bill to re|>eal the compulsory provisions of the inspection laws, pmsm-4 in committee of the whole, snd was referred wph a view to extend the principle to the weighing, guaaing, measuring, Sic. nl merchandize The bill to provide for the appointment of three additional inspectors of flour id New York, was amended by the adoption ot a substitute reducing the fers ot inspection a-out one-half?and the bill was then laid on the table. Thd NmiflP nUn lirokf> ffrminri nn fhr mrv hill ami the New York ward bill. Freshet on thi Crotow.?We take the following from the Westchester Herald ot the Ith inst ? The rains of Tuesday last, and th?? melting ot the large body of snow then on the ground, produced a tremendous flow of water, in .ill this region, and vast damage was done to the roads, bridge*, tern ** Arc. in every part of the county w?- have heard from. On fie Croton Rivt-r, on?* bride, near where thr old wine factory stood, has been carried awav ; and other* at Whitlock villa, Cross River,oa the Bronx, the s?w mill and othrr stream*, ha*'been swept away. The famous Cititoa l)am. wr understand, has stood, entirely unharmed amid th* rush of waters, which in the opinion of equal led in quantity and force, any that had preceded. Thanks to the skill of Mr. Jervia and his P-aid^nt engineer, I'Mr. French, for their untiring assiduity and scientific knowledge in the work. The high bridge over the Proton, near i's mouth, also stands firm, and no serious interruption of the mail between New York ann of w>mc freah trouble* in that qunrter. Seizures of indiyidttala, for snmr cauae not there Riven, have been made by parties from onr *wn territorj as well ?* fYom the American aide, and one of our deputy sheriffs has been made a prisoner, and is now under bail to appear shortly at Bangor, and stand hi* trial for some alleged offence. The same authority state* that a CfcpTam Webgtar, of the Uhited HfateR afmy, fata given offi ewl notification ot hi* having taken po**e*Mon ol a portion of the territory south of the river St John, and of his determination to maintain hia position there, Deapatctie*on the sublet, it is -sid, w< re forwarded to Sir W. Colubrouke uu the lliih uwt i it t'/ 'II.tU I .}*, . - 0 ,4/ *?'? J11?'| ill 1**1 ? ? . (/I I ' li ' '? "I HERA >?*l < > lift f#t *****fM l I j#|Jt ||ft , f .fill I t.iUU ' " 43. Henry Ktunel t, the Vo?all?t. VU,Ucnry KmwHI w*? horn in Kelt* and is about^.yrard firatrnuficai uw?truclor y/um the ceieoratea tvtng, whom he left at an, earlv age l?r . Italy, tn utady und?*r Rhwini, vrhoW pOpll he ?4< for three y?*ars. What progress he made under the Sand ^qtpuqjmay bejudged frvm the ?impU fartt at on Ins return to London, lie was immediately appftiittr'd chortift rh&ster of the Italian opera, which poat he Ailed tVn* two years, when he agnin visited i Italy, and to be perfect m all styles, studied under neveral master*. partjcuUrly Genuralt ai?d May.er1 beer "Dunns? tnis visit he goiitqadeq for the musical firffc^ #*>t" tHe best composition, Riven at th?? Conservator>n*t Naoletfi He won the> iifne and was presented with tne gold medal l>V:the present kinqv with a tjailering speech suited to tty; oc^a^ion He then returned to England, married, and started lor Amenoa in ftttM, intending trt settFt down a?a far* met.iu tb? back. woods. Previous to this he toad com|K>sed the music for an Wfira-called il?e, Brwi?i\? Hand, which was rehearsed and rf^dy lor performance, L-*h i Hrps enjifctyjgthe' fWriiifpril characlier-when the author ot,it quarrelled with Arnold, and in a passion withdrew,il from representation- v,Mr. ft. had also written ft treatise pn Ringing,, which wua ie-r viewed iri the Wirrtifmibotf With Unqualified praise. Fro?il!04 to ISW, Mr: R. ted 1i?V, till tRe ruling pa sioa wae acaiO roused into vigor, tod.a stimulus giyen to his geni.u* fry the success Uwt toJ/ lowed ihe exertion He was ? <* evening at a early where Heni'f Olafv.Vhe oratof andstiifert'nAn, Was one of the guests. The tones of Mr. Clay's vO'fCTf particularly took hisattpptlon ; fhey wer?^ sonorous, majestic, and hill ?fineftidy;hiG convocation ?eevii< (1 fluqurut music- Dilring die whole1 evening fVFr It 's attention was alworUedby thu oratorioai uiueician ; he left the house with a miod and aopl, gatu-,, rated withita effccta- 'Rlf'retired to rest", but could not sleep; the night was Morrtiy, thw "^rrnd flf the winter uight" oanie to himladen wiih'Ilts own peculiar music^but it soon,,in the alembic of his uiiagw iiat ion, wni ctrrthed Willi fhe melodv and expressive .111I I I irrii l v'a ?!r-l< runM He rftsf (rum bis bed uuti eudeavored t? throw off a malady* true to nature, clear and distinct Ijk*. Ow voite of th? or*-. t.iriwln til hiiis cat taste, dan d#uyihKt, ?l? general, the accprnpanimeul^Jp his songs are some, of the most beautiful aod sparkliiia muijical inorceaaa they eveftmened to, for white nis'Ii|>sarq brvmbing forth- loneatsll of nil imaginable bounty, mi l 111 iIk >nnill therefore allow that Mr. ifajawelt in a first rut* com finder1 ot beautiful music, but they nuesiion ins abilitiesan H?mK"r, Because he gives the Mingle, lull, round note, wirtiont any ftflVMmerit excepting what it majr receive trom the t*tth?s nnd feelihg in Which it is clad. Certaiaiv hm etyle ia aitnplrt, chaste, unadulterated by mqde^n loiyeties, yet ja it ornamental ia ihe highest deirfee by iti own peculiar attribute simplicity. Hi* enunciation is iib distinct as if he wera only Hanking; yet he depicts the scert?r with' the palpable truth of a painter; the dramatic eflect ia complete ; lie delineates 'li* very emotions of the soul, nnl presents iih with a musical language, in melidies entirely his own Now, the man that has done tin* o*nn?*t U* of the ordinary race of'mortals; the man that displays no strained efforts, no1 unnatural distortions, no daubings to covet defects, and no aff-ctation of shakes'and trills to hide defy ( ciencias at n i'mi'i, mutt stand ott merits of A superior kind. The common mistake of common singers is to se led pirce?wiu? a vi? w to the exhibition m scientific Mull, tu .tsionisU rather than t<> touch the h??nrT of ll?e auditor; the result is, a fewadouie, but the mar ny do not fVfl Mr 1enned ; songs that arr unfit to !> rung, if understood, and loleiated because par?-nts and teachers know ihejr are not comI?r? h- wded. How can sneh ng- be sung witfj genuiue taate, lectin* or pathosl Nt)fcr, Mr. Hits sell, with, the lact, o| true grmus, ha? weUf' d, and in America reaped it wilh a laviahneaa that asUitwshed hun-telii There is another po?pt, al?p, to which we would panictildMyriirecr the a'tendon of ibojp who are heaitating whether ihey ahnnfd applaud what their' h'-art approvea, or condemn because they have been taught to admire only 'he wonderful; it is this, 'hat when Hrsham, wirtr all his power*, introduced lor the fi'st lime, on the Knglish stage, ihe modern Italian style, there was a? great a difference of opinion amoag iha fcofllish musrral |?nftRc, M? there would seem to he at present among certain wouldbe rognoM'^nti, as to the inent and genius of ,Mr K?! dlM'palior., and t* which he will bp much P*po#pd. kppplhp Ireabnpaa of hi* ?rirp and In* manly pnwrn in lull vigor, will bp handPd dowg u> |io?lrriiy u thr rpvolimoniapf o| modrrn l.ngli?h tnucical taatp, tha r#*a?nrpr ?f nmui*, and thr fir* (rat lrirn'l thn young ladir* r vrr hud Can any llnag bp morr dp?4oral>|p (ban ?n ?tp thp gpnprality of young ladiaaair di dn ju?tir?p to a mu? (U?- of bafa ; tnryhiap cprtainlv thrapnr four atnck jMtca which thpir Wind trirnd*arp dawned in hp*r at pwry irunioa, and of roarat* to ai<|>ta?d ; ami ihprppndathp rpault ot right yparainil and v??atinn, and antnr huadrpti i?>una Hip lond hraft liiat n la hpr auditur? wiin nniPn tiognThp a?ul. mid iht- rfciM Kf fnHhlfd, from th? <-i|avia. hramltt h* M-I? iar r???i*ary of a quantity oi lui*. < ..ami < ?aa, W? Haf an-t wiM rM biH*.a*nt bjr him ta Traitor ta ha Jnaul Mrirr irnt at% broiicbt iW? ?a a r?rt ta Hmyrr't atnra in VaxVti lana anJ ottarait tlwa ta biai twgatbar arttb a liAl ol hn f barf ?a, aww>irrt?n? ' **. njxm >-aia| |?ij tit* kmuant M?i? rrfuM 'be ?iin? ?rr? a?bt "wr tbaar rrraaary Hta Naamr. Mikar|iri( tka J?ry, taak an aM? a? nal la a aMuatiwn ta brlu| tba praaawt ar tUti?tfcat Traanar bat a laf?| 1 tr-i> ?n tba , that |>laiut I 4ti n?M tab* tba Mrartaf) nfahy ^ai n( 'nai.or makint a tan4ar of tba ma . nr aat pan .4 N, aa a< ta rftraat bita at b>a U*a, hw? if <*. Jura could trvaa tba rtklanlfcaar ta tba rwnr lw?iaa tbat Irwtwwf ?W < ra ( ririoi^ly and arMtranlp, ia 'afaa?i.( ta aitaw Ma??> ?a r??i?ia.'lh?Wart.ii>itrr H. a > ' *4, tkat irrnawtaara wrall itlvaal b aa at bta l*?. au* **? , E lib laon tar |4aiau4 f. Wifcaa Marina * ? MilWMb XUaaa r ! Tbia. w a> an artiTfcr - Va n.r?a~f - ?M? aiwaH^M wata at ?? ??* wb* b Mr > Hay waa aa UiwafTtba4a?aa*. waa tfca/?aa af tit wa. r.|la<.? ' waTT^rrf! i ikw r>ot A at Ihf rvf ulfff 'ff ' w ^ r?K^j 1 SlTSIaVS TSar * tt e - r.r tk^f.n, j h.fao, 4 ' IfNtast. B.Mrr H?r?H?r Tali ? ***- J?*f? L?M* mw>. AfcUf | ?*tt Pirr*y iM LiMtiH i AniiiMb - C?M / Ma^Mnk - Tk> I ran# ? m roacW'lNl fraUrday. Ml I tfea lh?*i.ln ?nl rh ?r?? Ihf iurj tbia vturmaf a< II dark 1 Arrivals. Aiiuivt" Hoiu-Hiw J?J|? TWnf"Mi, 1' I C,r ruil Court, Hon. Hrmin AllfK. V?t?? 't| lino V W Wil litmi. Nrw Loudon, Capt. C * ? ?)*(* K"?> gwti, Llitli. Lorftia Dlllfi, K W lirkm W w MtrkiM, H >?u^t, Col. J fran*. If * Art-, (Kotg* UMrtwt, . K*q R'ifl?nl, N C H? I, Eft Ck?rl?Kori IC r?tl Lu4M>y, U it Mwum C*rp*> ? ** 1 A ff-^f # f ? #'1 -* ID. * | ?*, **<>) -. Jua 1 sink % im*** * *' ' <*!-> * /< J rr.r?*l -,d> ^ r*4m* *H++< *" Oltjr UUUI|IM?. Jsi i>KMtiUKAT* utrel at 'Ummftay Hail to-DlfH. to confirm ike nomuiAtion ot LUiUiri H M<*tm m A can^a^e for Mayor. Tn* BwAan o? AvutTAJtT Auwhu OMM? ikui afiepoo^ t? paM ibo ejection ordinance. 9pa^d, 9*? ?uj#R*ua*ii.TrAi ? Wertui* < tb? i Board of Supervisors held yesterday, the following > resolutions, uresoitf4 t>y AJd?rma? liaviea, w*r? It.nolveJ, That the Comptroller be directed to pay the I laiwiw Incurred in the porchaae of achool houM iota M ?-vo'iu? K.'hool liouaee, whMi?r?r the amu er.. par cliaxfil, Hmt (011 KiUool district* or^aauial purauaut to th?atat?ti>', rtnl th? title thereof rested In the city anl county of New York, upon (ha certiflnataot thaooaoael to the I'orporttiiuu that tUe MMi* M reafod faao anl clear ot all inriinitirunci-H. Ileatilvml, That the Comptroller ba abo Jlr art ad to pay all rxp?tvA#f AJteumd in otfta*Mtof, Maintaining, and ?upportiBL the achoola authorized to he orphan i??J bf **^ act, th?? aniit erpeua?? tb be lint certified aa eo rrrct ft the cotitiiuaaMMMfra and iaapeotota of ootmnon tcboota of the ward incurring tlv? ami;, and to be audited and approved: to be atteetM by the iignMat-4 of the Preaident aud Sec rotary of (aid Board. < r Suioioi;?At a lat<- hour l*at eveniag, tWe Coroner was oailed to hold an inqoew rm the body of Mm, Green, uf 14 Walnut street, who had committed naicido hy faking laudanam. The ca'ise wo ' WeM'Unabirto-aKertafa, o#ingto the lawn??a of the botfiy * ><*'- - i Nomwmtiojw.?Hrary Wv> Ponhetl, the preaent Aldp.rnuia Uie .Thirteenth Ward,. and Peter Eaquirol. tin' Assistant, have t>ten nominated forre'VleWlflWftV the l)emf'" Cgiumon L'onncU, ,, ,, Aran. 6 ? ioinT Ballot ?The lollowipg peraeaa wtrt I>|>ol?tPd In?i)re?or? nf Election it the vnitaing Charter ElectMR?la.plact>o( tk*ee realgbed, da Mllo*a !? >, kwdaiioM. .mil t.> aivowiTHitrri. Dil m Dit W4. E. Oriffin, I I J. P Wright, S 1 N. Ue?ion,.t.>. ? 1 Oeorir* WeMrtl, 1 a 'HirjinHurd, . J,, 4 8,?-H?ckw?H, ... ? 4 J.ANHI0111, 7 7 Dr J L Lyon, I a J. B. Maxwell^ >il >>.? f V:C. WVttenberf, 4 4 John Butler,. , ,4 8 JZ. Hyde,.,i< S * U DuienMirr, 3 n Wav B Scalier, 0 Win by on, If ? ' 18 R. !*WO?w'ik, 7 T H. SvyoicU, , , 1, . 1* Ttnh.J Burn*. 7 li. W Blunt, 4 1ft Jamei Duff 0 7 VV.Ov SMMian, I' 16 ttvvirj rlfcnoi, a 1 S. H Word, 4 6 Ihitot Connor, < I f ORhipili, , ?., F.Ubnhu 4 I 1 H. TewKybk, 1 4 Haaiurl Piggott, 6 J DoufflaM,,' -< 0 h MnDiy, * 9 9 C Oak'ocO, y 1? OwW, Barrett, a 1> ?. Orlffltli, 7 Chat H.Oim?g, 1 1* A. M. G >w4n, % n lare?-lCh?ptaan, 1 17 A- W, White, ? IB ?. J. Porter, 1 14 R.WnlU, 1 IS D. F. 3 iemanfc 8 It 8. Dunning, ? >? ' Nf. ThOtnpeon, 4 14 'A. Maclay, 1 S C J. WhiUer, 1 1* B.P. Oetty* v ... 0 8 Noah Cook, 1 14 ,?X-N*\um?, . . 4 u T.rTpeera, I | 1 " ,v ? 1 J too P. Spatfbrd, 8 $ 1 CoMMrrTEp.-pfMr Cooke, who lately killed Mr. Oardenerin Norfolk. (i?is fiaally been committed to ftfison ^or trial. ,,, Adams & Co. arrived yesterday several hours ia adraaca of the mail. HiiRrtDKN 3c Co., gave us Boston papers of Tum* day, ahead of the mail, as usual. Naval ?The brig Boxer, Lieut. Bullua, was at Nassau,,N. f , on tbe>2Utult. ' MiettfTs Conrt. i .) ... Kaloru (he Shenfl. Ssductio* C+tu.?Jant Kow widow va. Gtorgt Vtfrm dn) f ? Tills Wan art a -(tori brought by the plaintiff sgainat tii? defeadant to procure compensation for the seduction and Ion of services of her daughter. Th? Jamuri war* laid at $IO.0(W Peter Wilson, E?<]. conducted the plaintiff case, ami Mf?arii. Rowley and Edmonds appeared for .defendant. Tl>r dte(en? earn a. with h?r Jiusbaud t? Ibis country RtvVnt ten yrars since, fie, the husbaud, intending to tnl ark ia m?rc4ntllp pufsuita; but shortly after their urrirai, he ditd, leaving her* awido*' ia rety aiender sienna, and with lour q^phan,children, theeldrat vfwhoa it the aliTijrct dr iou?and r- apecuble community oflhat church. Ontinmen, rtlfl NTt. Wfilaftr , I will bow lay before you briefly the circumatancea which gave riae to the prrnnt inquiry. The plaintiff ia aiao a member of th* church in 7th ?rre*>t, and her daughter, the unfortunate victim ol lucklea* rtnbritlled pa*aion?, wii a nenlrr o( the Mbl* rlWflf whjch lh* defendant w?a the leader. Thaae cirrom ataarea brought them frequently into contact, and necaelarily produced alt arquaintamc* which commenced about two ,j??ra ago; from Mk*t tin* the plaiatMPa iatta to defendant^. houae heenrqe frequent, , and hi* altimtiont to the plaintiffs daughter to marked, that alia felt it hardaty, as * mother, anxietie for the wefrfare and happinea* of herchi)caa'lon he told har that hia intentipn* were hmerable f i that hi' olject waa to marry her daughter, *od that hi* feeling* and afftctioae WVre ao Interwoven with thoaeef Mi-> Koaa, that he thought there were but twe place* ia thja vtorl I, the one where the win, and the other wber* the waa lint OT court*, aaid Mr. Wilaoh, he moat bar* thought the lauer piece a blank In creatieiw Mr. Wllaon in continuation, ?aid that U" pt- intilf frequently after , uige.l him to marry her davgfii. ' tnd fulfil nia engaf*m> ot. but he aaoften evaded it, upon the f>r?t*it ef being l.yandaut upon hia fi randa, out of buaineee, and having pr**rnt mean* ta maintain her ; but promiaed in the (torily to do ?o, an l ha then Ka*? a poaitiva itroniiif that he would in the month of May following O-allMMii, i ahotild hara atate me*l 1 jaa>*i her and her latnllv to get along. Mr. Wiiaon ?ontma?l to detail to tha Jury th* time end place of the alartlo* and the final refnaal of the defenrtan' to marry Miaa H'i*a, add ronclndrij l?v aajiaf. that It *a?on tie- keet and meet ejcraveted ceet-a that ever i-ama an l?*r hia oheerva'ien, but ?tieh ca?ea, he thanked God, are ( tareiM rttrrenre in our community- The defendant, an'-, the ma.? of reH?ton, wormed rnond It turn ef f*>! ) ?"? artl^ae. apt eonfl.ljogc eeture: , ae efvr he ha I wtie'ed hi* "rutal um--tite, he turaed h. Naah ? "> her, an-1 eeWT hVr adrM Oh ah angeling ? .,11 .... ea.ierer aud a* eoieaa. to ba pomtad at whk I e ' ?.-r?f erorn a?.l cont^wat iu?, gentlemen, aa!4 Wr V? Il.er. the won (a ir.*t<-ted or thia unhappy family da tm e?.) here The pvaalaia rfUntf lk? ittotat be*<- her* lnut'"|>.- rt ?ie?*?-ei> broken tin, and the **holara withha* ! > ?'>?<|a?a(a^ the eituatiou ol her daughter. km h* aa4 t*a kooor ol her family tarnubed, ha fWtytfU d taar children MlpMI, and har happma>* an I on>m unity, to jruard your Irrauta*. m.1 ts pmt?rt yont daughter! and alatora from fc? mi*! and iaari a uf tko ibai|Dii( and kypoantiealMil Vlawatarma ol Ikr |irM?Dl dar, >Dil (tW ?fc 4?a^n aa ?ill aoulk tha fralinft of I hi* much in l?rud l?4? and ram; an>a< har la aoma maaaiirr for tba In. m >i ,nry that haa tvran inflnlad on h?r by Ulia prof?t? am i an| fineiple.l IfWrtmo Vlaa No., (h-a put on tha ataad and aaamlna*. fca taat iftasl m all aala hr mm W * ro *4 ?*** si: Pulitl > ?UVHH PfcHALL PILLS. r?r.K? f*< im?mI *p4 ?tl?knu4 Ml* fNM? r^ftac*'. *?.

The New York Herald dated April 6, 1843

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