New-York tribune. [volume], May 27, 1841, Image 1

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BY HO R A CE ^ R E E L E V.
PBICE o\j: CEi\T.
the xeWtYOJsK tbisuse
Wol be published orcry mor :.t nr, (Sundays nc?pt<-d,,
at No. :*) Ann-street, New-York,
Aai delivered to City Subset IIa ?- f..r Oar Out ;?.r copy.
Mail Subscriber*! *l per annum in advance otherwise
TO THE ADVERTISING PT/BLIQ.
[a'-tbe hope of seenrin? a wide and "'??r;'T.i[ Advertising patronage;
t*efiv>r. ..four friend* will he inserted till further notice at tlie fol?
lowing reduced rut-., viz.;
f<'r EACH 4DVeaTtSE.ME.fi of
1"srrlvc lines or le ? over i? , fii t in., rl ....... 50 ct?.
J)o. i. ii -ill.n! iiwrtn.ii. S-> "
.:T)) f.i-**ix insert.s, or one week.*1 ?><*
j, rTwenty.uvei . .mom! ....*?.> OO
Longer Advertisements it equally favorable rales.
K r Five In;--*. U i.T the hU'.w r: Two ? . o:i.--firjrih of
IsW sates?payable in all ease* in advance.
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
CI5KAI? DRY ??ODS... tt.fOtt ?><?? 0110?Unl.
rpliK .:- rilier? ??- il I .??>.:. ?. ifulh call the attention of the Ln
! dir*t :o tlieir cheap and cctedSi oi l>r> Goexln,
?srbicli ib'-t ".'Ft for sale as cheap irs any otiter establishment in the
fcit; Just received n beautifnl assortiueat of Kali River andMcrri
tautPrints, from sil a I-.
f York Tick; Is....II unilion Stripes, Is.
Kl? v !ie.| and liKiv.ji'.l Muslin, front *>d :? I?.
Bleat li damask Table Lincu, flue quality, i !? 3-fi per yard.
H-l Muslin de Laiue Shawls, very fine, ouly $3,00.
?? JC All other Goods equally low.
Please to call at 300 Second .tre.-t.
GORENFLO a trftJTSCHER'S
C'hvup Hi } (?oori? Store.
DEPOT OF FANCY DREWS ARTICLES.
fcjILK IMi ? i! r\ SCARFS, AM? CRAY ATS. in .. sr> il i-nrie
jn tv >t patterns. Ch.aSt Co'i superior GLOVES,Ac., receiv- !
?J !>y re. - di arrivals, are rod for -id' at reasonable prices, by
W3L T.JENNINGS, late Lvnde St Jennings,'
S3 Broadway, [Ann rican Floicl.]
<;.. tiemen aiay in future depend upon finding ..t this establishment
ap...-! l-sortmtnt of Fancy l?re?- Articles, which will tie offered ?:
Such prices as- mast offei inducements to purchasers in view:of the
psunl i harpos f..r the same style of ::.Is. m il if |
I J. iV. ?V S. BARKER, in tirand street, liavc just re?
ceived, in addition to their former larre slock, sevcra thousand dol?
lars >rth of Silks, Challies, Mousaeline ile Laine*. Bombazines, Tag
lieoi -, rs .: Silk and Satin Sli.c.vl-, British and French Print*, together
?u-it ii a'.Teal ninety of Dome.tic G.1-. -ellu.i' at s really1 reduced
!'""" a9Btf
REMOVA J..
jr GR1SWOLD St CO. respectfullj inform their friends and the
publii thai tlo v lusve removed from lle-ir ?I? ?land. tili Maiden
Bjne. to 53 Liberty, comer of N tssau-strect, where they will keep for
?>-. at the lowest market price: fori isb, a geucrul assortment of
AMERICAN am? FOKEIGM
DRY GOODS.
Thev now offer for sale the following :
40 hales No. 5 to lOcotlouj urn, 4-4,5-4 and 6-4 Cauton matting i
S? do do I? to 21 do " do
Ingrain carpeting,
Vcniltwi do
Paper hangings,
Russia diapers,
"a do carpet warp,
&si do cotton liatls,
brl do do wicl.,
its' do d? twine, j Woolen yarns.
ISO do I.Ik mid white wadding Worsted" d?
While knitting cotton Turltej- red do
Spool thread: I Bine do See Sec ml In
CASH SYSTEM.
L r. s 'c ii. ;:s o i. n t: s a c o.
inr PEARL-STREET,
A UK l nl\ receiving from \ui lion run! elsewhere constant supplies
J\ aid fasl Vi'AP:,!-: AMI fancv
COOCS, which I.. .. ight wilt CASH, are offered to country
Uni ell} raeeehanu at unusually U?v? prices for CASIL They invite |
on; w:i- wish to gel a great many <i.I- for a small sum of money,
^examine their present uuequallod Slock. a!7lf
CIITEA1* MlJ-SiM.
RECErVED This Day, from auction, .00 jo-rev mC new and very
nrh Silks, jast imported fui city trule, comprising a very desi
(ble issortiueiit.
Ladies ?ishin; to purchase silks, can have by calling :.t t>-| i.'rnm! >t.
tnreo stock to make th-'i selections from. Mud the ,.? "ill satisfy
trwhucaU of their cheapi. J. W. St S. llARKEK. a?O tf
cheap : ?-ss3-:ai? ::
^ ;?PLENDID ASSORTMENT of French snd American Paper
JL II ...rin?- a.1.1 Bordci -. for sale at tie' United States Paper II mg;
sj ami Baud Bvx VVareli iuse, fSZ Canal-street, near Broada-uy, New
jrk.
?purchasers are respectfully invited to call and examine for them
hfits. Rooms papered in the neatest manner.
?pOlm JOSIM'A Itltll'.VN. IV. fan il ?tre.-t.
STkAI' SiTOCK '->(? readv IT1AOE LINEN
/ MAM FACTORY^-The subscrilair would respectfully cull the
jiiiti.>i. of In. friend. .'m.in.- M.W SPRING assurtmenl of
oik.. Scarfs, Ready .11.. le laueua und Pocke! Handkerchiefs, all of
?i'li ne has newly [iiirclin-od for cash, aud pledges himself to 11 as
1? .- an? other store in the citv.
SAMUEL TORRAXS, ?>! riudson-streei.
WS, B ?Slocks, wholesale, at reduced prices. ral5 2w*
Ihteetbk?:??. ?ss?i?f? : ?.am? calicoen.
?\0MESTICS ire selling at 1 ? prices at J. W. St S. BARKER'S
\> SSel Grand -"? ?
Sh?. inn-, yard wide. id. Veryheavy,Sd. If yard wide tOd. Fiue
koneShirtiags, 7.1 Vcn line. li)*'. Mi rrimack. Dnver.aiid Full Iti
Ivei Prints, Oil, 7.1. lOd ami I- per yard, wtirrauted fast colors. m-'O tf
pAitiPETlrVC?'rhe Sali criber apprise the Public in
.' v erT:.and hi- fr:--in!s and iip-tou n |.e..,.le i:i/>e tieular, that lit
ba.. >?:; !i..:i.t at %T7t! ilud-ou, (beta cell Kinc uid llamuicrsley streets,) a
f very neat and well selected tiasortinent of Carpets, which in conse
? qoet.ee of reduced expenses lie cau auord to soli at price- that cannot
fail to-give mtisfactiou to theniost econcauicaL come asd ssf.
aiH tar THOM \s DORSET.
MKS. .'?2. NCISri.TZ.
II.TILLINERY \M? I \N> Y STORE, No. h \Y liam-streel,
ill near Bcekman. Ladies l>!t! SS CAI'S. made to order; Crimp
work constantly en hand or urn!.- ;it the shortest notice. Mi? Im
rom.eu am) PI, ate rs' rjJ?a^.*?.
\FIRST RATE article ofKollcdand Plan :- Brass, ran alwavs be
;.; at JAMES G. MOFFET, f-'l Priaci street, near Wo?stor,
at the lowest market prices. Likewise a verj superior article of
Cooper's lira? aS? tf
FA H lt\ <?? EtOCERIES.
R. JACOB '?? WARLOW keeps coastantl: on hau! a large
assortment of Groceries at bis st?re. . v.: i of Watts and Sulli
rau -tre?:-. a hu h he otFcn .'<?.- sale to Ids customc s and the public
Senerally, with the confidence t'iat they arc a- cheap and a- well
tele ? - i a- any in the .-.!?.. ml tf
crockery l\ib cjlass.
iOO BOWERY.
MERR1TTS A PAGE sr.- opening .it their -tore.. No.. 100
Bawery and S35 Gra d-street, n full ind splendid a-sortment of
the above goods, . t'i. lal !si pattern., which they will ,e|| at
prices ?. :! worthy :': ? attention <>i the puMic. Also, Britannia
War . p: ued Fa-: irs, Ac m20 Imis"
\1
0
FFICE ClKsVISS.?A new article, tbi best in thi United
States, also che <] er that can be pun based else* here.
KING'S Patcat Chair Wa nroora, 4~4 Broadway.
N- I> r-S >me of these Chairs have ine i ? tebrat .! :.?t.irr action and
baUiM -:it. t " _oQ im
OCJIillEK COATS, etc.?Cheek Giashara, whit.- and
sT* brow; Linea C it . Pti n and \ .-.:-. in all the new stvlos of
c.m>.i-. For Kale, ready mode, atAJJ9 Britadwav.
mJ-.'tf_' W. 1-'. JENNINGS; l it' Lynde a J nain;-.
i.- at U a!ti;tl\si ,tl .,, .. t?!iY tsOOt? ?I
BARKfRS. in Gracd .'.r- et. Ail in waat..,?; cheaji livtxl*
will do well to try diis note:! est iblishment ail.) tf
pET, i?. k? E.VS .-?l 'S ???::-'. 53 its.?Leghorn and
vi Straw II .t- of everv description cl laedur dved and pressed a
(kshioBable shape, al I.. PIGNOLETS Dyinr Establishmct,
I- -' 1". No." Barclay.or4g; P'ari-st. BearCbathau.
rpABIsX K.ASVICM AM? FORBCS.-A .
I sortmem, just received Irom the manufnetures ut SheSeULEn
ij rutnd.c I for sale at unusual loa prices, at the Hardware -? re '?;
' bivLdOB-street ' miV
pRrXTED i. -vi irraated fasl ..... rs awl I'arii
a Jl Qufictare nt eixhtecn pence, at
?23 BlRD&iVLL a Iti RROUGHS. IM Grand st ear. r.-.,tre.
IITATTirVC^At Ustyeca's price*. notwit.iM
.' i?I atCnninn. A eeaera! assortment,5-4 and C-4 si 150Grand
I s-?"? '? nitre, bj ltl!.!?.- \ 1.1. a P.! ttK< >l <:;?>.
\ ?? 1 Kt.V. It Itt.I) SSIEETSTi'd. it Is. per i:- il
>? v/- t k... BIRDSaLL Jc BURROUGHS. 15? Gray' cor. Centre
dlkached : iinl - - - : ?.: \\k o7l. iu lots ii
j jl? -o,t i- ?,-....... ..... E. \V. VAN VOOKHI-s. 14-Front st. m.V
PLORBTTA P?PKR ?'batese'niii ture.foi
; I salo hy CKIXXELL. M1NTURN Si CO^TS SoutWt. m24
^ISl.A HUM; FELT- IWes, suitable for ship use Ibi
o nlobt GRINNELU M1NTURN a ( u.. :- S-uth-.t. ?r.'4
SI
111. CLOTH -700 packs Russia, assorted i
GRLNNELL, H1STURN a CO^ > South-st
i dewire >oii to aaderntaad tlie true pri
to GENTLE."?!! \ or TASTE
\.\f> FASHION*.?MAGNE, TAILOR, IT-; U d.l.l \M-sTl! KKT,
respectfully announces [o (he gentlemen of New-York that be is
nermMieiitly located is above, where, he flatters himself ft .-. baviag
had several years personal experience in tUe French Metropolis, and
devoting h? personal attention to bis w,,:*. be will be able to make
fashionable clothing as cheap for cash invariably, and as
pcrieet as can be procured in the Country. Tuaiikt'ul for pari favor-,
he suhl it.- a coatiiiaanca of patronag*. a-j- jm
nOVT'S FASHIONABLE TAILOKfNG K?
TAISLISHMKNT, No. l-l Willum-st*eet, one door from
Spruce-street, New-York. Gentlemen wishing clothes ?ill be furnish?
ed at the following low pricese?Warranted to lit and equal in work
mauship to any establish.at in tlie , ity. A call from all tl. a llo
wish t? purchase will be thankfully received.
Dress C0 .1-, from.Utofd.1) Pantaloons, from.jtoJlO
Frock Coats.I? ?? ??lVcsts... ' ,;
Coats made and trimiiict! in the tir-t -t\|e
Dress Coats, fro.i.7to$W Pantaloons
Frnrk Coat-.- - II V. -t-.
TEK.HS CASH.
? T theOld Stand, in Grand-street, No. Ml. II. P. OSBORN 4
-'4 BROTHER h?v? always on hand a ?eil selected assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting*, which on the above terms they will
make up iuto Coats, Pantaloons and Vests, nt price which must they
think) e?re a seeoiu!, ail. Their work lie done by she best of
workmen, and they do not intend to be a whit behind tiie best in
stele. Both departments, of making and cutting being attended to by
them personally, tk.y are certaiu of giving satisfaction to those wh ?
may cull. Tlsey will m +.< fineCoats from $8..to$14, of blue, blue
black, and ?11 the fan ? colored Cloths ; and impcr fine Dress and
Frock Coats, fmm >l*i to $34, f nai the best nt wool dyed Saxony,
hnjicriul, blue, l>! > ?? black, olivci ?nd im isilde green, und all the other
fancy shades of West of England Clollis, which are selected with a
particular reference to selling for cash.
Also, Caasimere Pantaloons, f. om fine to extra fine, for y" to >- 50 :
Vests, from ?>! to i'-i.
Cutting w ill !,?? attended to personally by nne of the firm, a ho w ill
devote Mpeei il care it. being done well. *
II. P. OSBORN .v BROTHER, Bel.s Pitt and Willst, at
mlO If! Grand-sti, junction of East Broadwav.
?7T??ERI?A.*V TASTE AGAI.V?T FUREIGi>
rl HUMBUG.?! i ILWELL a BREVOORT, Merchant Tailors,
No. ''j Fultoo-strect, between William and Gold-streets, take the
present opportunity of informing fheir customers and the public,
that they have just received a supply nf West of England uid French
Cloth. Also, a larce selection of single milled; doe-skin Cassimeres,
London Twecde, Gambn.-. Drills, .Ve.. ,v.-. Also, a large variety
of Vestilics, superior iu <|aaiity and patterns to any tJiey Lave ever
offered, all solei led from tlie I itesi imporuitioiis.
They wi-u it to lie understood t'.at their business is condncted c\
< In- vcly on the Cash principle, and that they do uol promise to take
ofFfifVenii, to enly or twenty-fii ?? per cent., but on exan?uation, it ?ill !>??
found t . it their prices are less than Iii.thai make such pn lensions,
for they irr compelled to i barge al an enormous rate to make i!i" ,!i
count; luit any body w itli eoiamon sei.ran see that is only
a bait to catch the pnlilic, which they feel nlsove usiug.
A couple of first rate pantaloon m ikers ?ante,!. min Im
ALFRED smith,
Merchant TAJ S.O?:. I3fl FUI.TO.N-ftTRF.ET, has
. on hand a well selected assortment of Cloths,Cassimeres ind
V?ttings, suited jo the season, which he offers t? make up for the
public generally in tin- very best manner, at extremely low prices for
Casii on delivery. a?&ly
HATS! hats ! I? *T?* '. Ladies'
?tra? II its, of ail qualities, worth from 5(1 cents to >' 5b; ulso
i g u.f Leghorn Hats, of superior i|ualitv.
M '-'t WILLI \M II. i.AV. ?- Grand-.?.
ffe NEW FASHIONABLE It it STOKE.?
t'B The subscriber respei fully informs Iii? friend- mid the publii
**?? dial he has opened tie-Store No. SO Chatham-street, ami in
vitcs their attention t.. a superb assortment ol lints ami Cups
manufactured from the choicest materials and in the most approved
styles, which I.fters nl us lo? if not loner price, than ran be ob- 1
tnincd at any otlier establishment. He i- nol confined t? n oue-ariced
Hat but has a full assortment, and feels confident in his ubililt to suit
the tastes and pockets of nil. ANDREW If. WILSON,
No. SO Chath in st. between Pearl and Dunue.
Benutiful style of light Summer II its now ready, consisting of fine
l> ili Beaver, pi liu Drab ami Pearl Hats: also Men's, Youths' and In?
finit-' Leghorn ami Palm Hats. inSCslm
hats: hats::
easy C. WATSON respectfully reminds his customers nnd the
**?N? public i.rally, thai he b - n full supply of Fash.able
Hats, of the D'Orsay pattern, ns well as oilier models, to suit
-tature and ia-ie, at the ol i etil iblishcd prices, ?i/ Silk, Mole,
$3, Nutria, $3,5(1, and Bi ivur, $4,50, which arc 25 per cent, cheaper
t':iiH the same quality can bo bought elsewhere. The regular hier l?se
to In- li-t ofcHstomcrs for the last three year-, bears ample testiii uny
to tln ir quality and durability.
WATSON, 154 Chatharo-sL, and ICO Bowery.
N. IS.?Also, the most extensive assortment of CAPS of every
description to be found in the City, at pri.torresponding.
Wholesale dealers are particularly invited n> look at his Stuck of I
Hats and Caps while purchasing, and he assures them that every
article i- thoroughly inspected previous to deiner?. m73m
/-us- con A NT'S
mB FASHIONABLE HAT KSTABLISILMEXT,
?*?,& No. ' Grand- .tr. .:. New-York.
ffij cheap and good.
l||* all who want lo gel Boots and Shoes of the best quality
and latest fashions lower thnn h oe hitherto been offered i i the
city, will please call at the CLINTON BOOT WD SHOE
MARKET'; No, 2il4 Caaal-street,;northcnst corner of Hudson-street,
where can be found almost every tbing in the Boot aud Shoe lite,
cheaper than ever. Ladies, you cau gel Gaiters, Buskins. Wnlkhig
Shoe- and slip- .,i th:- establishment, ?f all colars nnd kinds, suitable
for tlie spriujr and summer ?e-r. cheap as the cheapest and good as
the best. Country merchants are solicited to calt'and exanUne our
stos k of gooilf bef re purchasing elscwheTc.
N. It?Don't forsct the name and number. Ool Canal-street, nerth
east corner of Hudson-street. A. KNOX .v CO. mil Im
ffi the <:>:.:-.?*' catharine boot 6v
BeSHOE MARKET, 73 Catharine-street, corner of Monroe.
JBSCRIBNER Si CO. would inform the citizens of-Xew'-York,
?s**^ Broiiklyii, and the surroiui ling country, that thej bave.opeaed
thu above store, with Boots and Shoes
Enough to supply halt' die Nation.
The Cheupesl ana Besl it II Creation.
Ladies, you can find nl this -tor" a ?vteie?d i -lettm lit ofli'aek am!
colored 1 i itors, tipeil Cloth Bnskias, Morocco, French Buskins, Slip?
pers and Tics, at about t--ttiir.Is the jir.ee usually asked fur the
same artu les.
Gentlemen, you too can find a splendid assortment of stout Bad fine
Boots, Brogdus, Shoes und Pumps, io..::./-r witli an) quantitv <>f
B6ys',.Misscs! and Children's Boots and Sh., all of wJiich will lie
sold lower thaa the same articles were.ever sold before. Come one.
come all, and examine for yourselvi -.
Please recollect that thisutore is 73 Catharine, corner of Monroe
street, the tii? i conn i b k>? Leu! ,\ Taj lor's, and ucxt ia-rr to Hull's
!arue Drj GoO Is store.
N. It?Country merchants and other- in ihetra>!e, who wish to buy,
(cheap for cash) would Uo well to call before they purchase else?
where, mil Its'
s; tYEtV estabx.im517ients.
im OLD BOSS IS.ICHARDS has just ojtened two of the most
J?" splca lid Bool and SI.tor.the City?one at 500 <;.- ti u.
? " u ich, corner Sprue.-, and one nt ?.4 Caua!*strci t. ?:tli all new
goo,!-, best quality and cheapest in t!.<- L'nited States. All ?.!:?? want
ilir real genuine, at the greatest bargains e\,-r heard of, will give
the old chap a call fortkwith. tnltf
to tsh: v vshion.-i j. b. mller's
fe^Siii: VDIES'FRENCH SHOE STORE, 142 C ial-st sstweeu
'I hem] son and Snllivan-sticets.?J. B. Miller t.:i,.-- thisropjuirtunity
to retiirn his sincere thanks to die ladies ol New-York, tii- friemls
in particular,) for ti.e kind and liberal patronage e? ini ed toward him
since his coaimenccment in basine>s, and hopes, by mi uureuiilting a?
te i-a. to merit a continuation of their favors.
J. B. M. would also b :g leave to inform the ladies in general, t'nat
the whole of his ladies* shoes will bcconiplntcd in thclatest French
?tri.-, under the supcrvisiou of .Mr. Alii a. fwho for m vetial years con?
ducted the business of Mr. Lane, I Mnmiy-st, now n tired in tin couu
trv.) and where every article of ix-te. fashion and a ity can be
ta-ned al the lowest poswil 1- price, and uucqualed bj any in the city.
Misses'and Children's She.- in grcal ? iriety.
N. I^idic- ar.- invited to calk anil are assured ihat the rii liest va
rietv of colors for ibe .-.a.-.n. a? well as the quality ,.t" th? ?ni. >e. caii
not'be superceded by any -t..re in the city.
Merchants and others will find it to their decided advantage to .-al!
und niirehrtSK. \\ holesale und retuii. at
COIrTE AN i) SEE.
^*re*S IN toe buildice known as the CO
* % LUMBLVN HALL. SC3 Gran I -t- . t.
v the most spacious wholesale and retail
' ' . SALES ROOM in the United State-.
?V v the largest and besl selected assort
\\\ - --s- mi st of Ladies', Misses* and Children's
? B_._^.._^?T>? SHOES exclusively, inull r varie
?'?^r"' '"'-"'-''"^^ li"- of pattern. vri.Ith. color, shape
ami material usii.tih called for, of our
awn manufacture. We w ould inform toe.-* la.Iir- w ho have former y
!>een compelled to ro to Broadway and elsewhere; t>.: tiiey are under
lae oe<.ofih.ins -.. iu> IohC.-V: we invite rte iu to " r.nue and
an.! save froji tv o to eight snillings p. r pair, and be better - rvr,!.
wiilieut the delay? and disappoiatments ai:r?.!.n- being measnreil
We wouW also say. thai having fr>^n C to300 persous in ?ur em?
ploy, ami having been for a number of yours the largest manufactareri
in America, that oar work is ?eil known, approved of and sought
after, in ever) market where good work is sold. The citizens of New.
York, Brooklyn, WiUiamsburth, and the surroundmgcountry, are ro
?pectAdly solicited io call and exaicine theautdros. VVholesal;
an.l retail dealers for citji aud country trade, wii! find it tu their ad
vantage to cafi before purtha-i.se. as not only quality and quantity,
but prices, shall make :: a great in luceawnt
alOdia* SMITH. BRISTOL!. A HALL.
nciate* of x!:e (:<>? fra.n?:i!. I Irish lii?<ui carried c
IW-YORK. TI11TKSDAY* HIAY 27, l? i
PEOPLE'S f.IXE OF STEAMBOATS.
??- D*"0 *> FO? iLBASy....FARE $1. I
Vi -'!'?? .team Ural VORTH
Tin in i 'i-AMERICA, r :. M. H True-Jell, will leave the
pi.r between CorUaout and Libertvstreets;This Afternoon, (Th?rs- J
day) May 27th, at 5 ?V lot k.
The new steamboat ROCHESTER. Cnpt A. P. St John, leaves
To-morrow Aftern tol . Friday Ma;, Seth, at ."> o'clock.
F?r passage or freisbt applv to
!'. C. s( 1IFLTZ. -.t the office, or nn !<o.ird.
n. 1$. All kind* of property takea only at the risk of the owners
thereof ui27
FOR NEiV-ORl/K?S'J?.?X< 1 1 N
?S"?Orleanj Line.?The ui irior packet-ship AUBURN, N. E
Durfey, master, bavin: the largest part of her cargoon b ? ltd
?i'l -nil ... above.
K..r balance freight ..r passage, bavins handsome famished
state-room accommodations, ?; I? ? board. :i Pine-*trcei wharf, or to
JOHNSON A: LOVVDEN, ?<? WaR-street
Goods bj tin. In... destined for St Louis, and consigned to our |
Asent. ;Mr. Peter Laidlas,, in N. ?? Orleans, will be forwarded fr.>i
commission. m22
FOR LIVERPOOL.?Packet of the 13lb of June.? j
?^TTt Tl ? p ? tel ? lip I VI rEB STATES, A. Britten, master, ?dl |
""*"" tail as:above, her regal r lay.
For freight or passage up] !?. md board tit ihelbotof Maiden Lane, or
to '' ROBERT KER3irr;;T4 Suutii-st
The packet .Inj? VIRGINIAN. VY. II. Allen, will nu.I lie- I' died
. ind . ui .in the 13th of July. ni'Jj |
LONDON I.JNi: OF PACKETS.?Packet of
ggStjlOth June.?The pad t- WELLINGTON. D. Chadwick,
~ -roaster, wiU-sail a. above, her regular day. For freight ?r I
passage, liaving superior accommodations, npplv on boaril, f?ot of I
Maiden-lane, or to GR1NNELL, .MLVTURjr & rn,
ni22 South-street i
-~: l-Oa8 LIVERPOOL.-P ket of 7th June.?The
?CT'A ??.t?hip GEORGE WASHINGTON, A. Burrows, master,
*" ' will *nil as above, her regular day.
For freight <>r sage, having superior accommodations, npply on
hoard, foot of Mnidea-lane, or t<
ml!'if GRINNELL. M1NTFRN & CO.. 7? South--ireet.
?t FOR ST. THOMAS?With despatch?The superior
^C.^C1'. ' sailinc sehr VIRGINIA. J. P. irroughs, master, will ail as
-mr',u..:-. For balaace of fr igbt r passage, bavin- elegant .
stite-room accommodations, apple on knar.l. i Me :i- w barf, or to
in21 JOHNSON A I.OWDEN. SO Wnll st
/-i house ?'AXTED.-Any person having a ......
j!"; jf House, pan of a well situ .:? <i tw? .i--v House, sritllia I'm
?* -or ten minute*. :k oftbe ?? New W.rl i ?fl? -." may perhaps
have a smrl tenuut by a ..ire.
ulars.
E. W. .1 litis office, .latins panic.
inl- M"
J X to let.
.: ?j A r.RICK STABLE iu Gi.i-street lir.i.
"""' ' ' Inquire of
? above Bl.k
ml., if
ALFRJ !> RfiACH. 42 I! ekmnn-street
office to let.
7 Tae splendid Basemeni Rooms in the Merchants' Exchange,
?* m comer ofWail aatl llanovcr-strefits. Apply to Mr. Pearson
oiiiee of the Company, comer II- ?" and ; xchnngo Place, oi to
u2? if .1. l\ INCIIESTER. .Jo Ann-street
4 |j
to 3. i't.
The third story of the rear building No. 29 Ann-stieet It
one of the best Rssotns hi tin- city for n Printing office, or any
ngni uusitiess, u nig. lighted on three sides. Item ?150. Apply to
a2S?if If. GREELEV. ? J. WINCHESTER. :tn Ann-t
fashionTihTe
hair ccttinc am) siiatitvc
PA LACK.
wig ash toupee Vjtyr/FJCTORr,
ia. '2 I 1 i?ro::<lii :i? ,
Two door- from Fulton-strcet opposite Si. Paul's Church.
PHALON, formerl No. 200 Chatham-Snoarev bess leave to
JLJs atmounc ihm !:?? has REMO\*EO to the above premises, ? hieb
in- has lilted up. reg i Hess . f ex|seuse, in mich a manner a- to render
it the most elegant as ?. II as fashionable establishment ofthe kind in
New -York, and will he governed by the following prices :
Hair Cutting. .i". cents.
Hurl'urling. ISj "
Shaving....;. GJ "
1. No extra ? luirge for Curling if .1.;.t the lime of Hair Cutting.
\. It.?A private apartment i'?r fitting Gentlemen's Wisrand
Toupees. m26 Im
copper, j'CV A\? zinc roofiivu.
rTMIE undersigned would inform bis friends and the public that he
? is prepared to cover buildings witir the above materials at ?h?rt
notice, am! on favorable terms. Refereni .? a ill Iw given to somi: eftlie
tir-i buildings in the country for workmanship, A.-. Buildings
covered in any parr of tin- couulry. Gutters, Cornices and Leaders of
the ahme materials made and repaired. Bl the
!>;,! St .nd. No. 3 I Canal-street
U. I!. SWEET.
Summer oven-, that the subscriber w ill warrant to Bake or no sale.
Tin Ware always an band. Also, tin- Alhmior Cooking Stove; the
only place ilie-.'.' .u he !: ui ... the . itr. W. II. SWEET. m22 3m
J,' 'I'. harris. Tin ?,. I ;?? i Roofing, Tin. Sheet Iron,
I is and Copper Ware Manutaclurcr. wholesale ami retail; No. 5
Avi 'uo I), betwei u 2d and 3d streets New-York.
I irticular uttention paid Is ad km.!- of Jobbing.
Order, addressed a- abort ?;!! !>?? promptly attended I >.
v Ik?Constautlv on baud, late and improved Summer Ovens.
watch It 1KI>"g, jtevi elrv, Ac.
rAMES R. HOBBY, at 224 Grand-street; (2.1 d.^.r from Bowery)
s* ..i!'--.-- :'..r - d.- .i spb ndid assortinent of Watches, Sj. Spei ta
cles and other fushionabie Fancy Articles, at low prices and on the
ni"?t reasonable tera:.. Wati hes, A..-., repaired, and all his article,
wan anted. m22 iw '
-7000 ' Winter pr.! Sperm Oil
5000 ?? Fall -'.rained do do
4000 ?? Spring ilo do do
.'tiMHJ ? Elephdo
G000 ?? Rebned Whale .1..
3500 ?? Linseed, English, Dutch and American
- Olive Oil
150 bbls Liver. Straits, Sank and Sb^re
200 ?? Taillier?* O?
23 '? Neatsfont Oil; for -al- i.i lots to .nit purchasers,
m20lf by rl.W. VAN A'OORHIS. 148 Front-st
*iTAnOGANi YARD. ". . '? '.'.. et, New-York.
.'I E. G. STACV keep; ? large -- tm it of Mahosnav, Rose,
Satin ami Zebra Vf.,,al. Holly, Birds Eye, awl ended Maple Board.-.
Plank aud Veneers. Cherry, Ash. Pine, White Wood, and Maple
t....i ds an.! i'lai.k.
Also, ::!l kiads of Turned Work, sold on a. favorable terms as at
a... ether Yard. m6 Im
CLOTIirrV? EST *- ?LISHMENT.
fT^I'F. Subscriber having opened the 27 Bowerj a- a fashion
l able Tnilorin; Establishment; offers to lo- Frieads aad the Pub?
lica very superior ucorunenl of Spring Goods ..'tie' latest style,
which It-- warrants t" :i: to t!:t- taste ami fhshioa of .-.II who will favor
ROBERT A. BOUT?N.
t. ailed by .Mr. Charles Bouton,
n. A good assertmeut of re uly
a2t3:ttm
t.-i.eats of the first quality, rea
:aii Hotel. The ..one will be
? irnd Strfincers who in ? a?- of
les. \'. 9.T. JENNINGS,
Laie I., ml.- ,v Jennioes.
him w Uh tu.-..- patron ige.
The ?*ni;:..Deparuneut i- ?
formerl* of the firm of Gray A Bo
made Clothing always <>n band.
rriSTABLISHMErVT f
4-i dj made, 229 Broadway, Am
found of great convenience to Cltiz
emergency may require tic-.t rat - ai
i24
rolled GERM \\ sila ;;!{.
y \MF-.s G. MOFFET. 121 Priace Ptreet, ucrrr YV.ter, wouM.par
ticuuu*ly call tin- attention of Hardware Dealers aud Mauul?cturers
to bis superior'artw 1- ofGerniaii SHvt r. which fceotf..r> for sale whole?
sale nn! retail, of all t icknesses. an i warra: :- it equal to auy, either
Fbrcimor Dornest ??. f- - n]or a: : rofknrss. a2P "
IJands I
line ati?
:.3,::? & crane, silver platers,
COACH AND CAB LAMP SLAN?FACT?RERS;
Elm, between YY'nlker aitd ( tui.tl-.ttn t..
11 AND E ?IM'., i I : MOULDING, of every descriptiisa.
o. SadSery am! Military <.'.ip Mounting; Block Leiter. Huhn
iloUterTips, fFr ;.. and every oiinrr articlein-the
?
V. B.?Sili r Plated i id brass Door Plate* Also, Church pew
Number Plates made aud eneravad at the ?bortest I itii e.
PllOl . _MILLER & CltANE. IPS Eim-.treet. y.y
< viii> for the :. i?->:::??.
T>OSS RITHARDS tender- in- graa-ful acknowledgements to the
I.> amny thousands of who hav.- alrsadj patronised tit.fish
ionablu Big Window Boot and Srn.e Establish'tnect, it 174.Chatham,
square.
N. B.?T ? !'. s W.-.:... ??? .
Sondays.
cu every day in the wee) ???. e
m22 Iw"
PIRE < Ii \i kjei
L lurce st.M-k of everv .1
1\U S YYrORKS.?A
on. for sale on the mo-t reasonable
ternw, bj <? t>*.M a i'Ql N'g. n... 132 Chatham-streec opposite
Chatham Theatre. New.York. iq-K? ijt4
BEJIOYED TO ?.'33 BROADWAY,
OProsrfE THE PARK.
TAR. H. Vll.l.KRS. Dental Surgeon, 25 vein ejtperiecce.?The
sJ original inventor of the .lt- tt kind o:* Tra?slncent Jlineral Teeth
introduced to the public ir. Is27. Dr. 11. V. performs every operation
in !m profession at one-third le.- than t- charged elsewhere in this
city. He hope, hi- long tried aaJ well knowu abilities in every de
partmenl of bis profession will be a suslcient guarantee. Pupils
taught Mechanical Deatistry?fees ?bree-fburtbs" reduced. Terms
cash. _____ ?u^s Iw'
.o HOl'SE KEEPERS.
I MITCHELL, Lam) Ha I6M Broadway, in the
si ? rea:.- I.a taps, Lanterns ami Girandoles made to order, on re.i
-onahle terra?. Ali ktt.l- of I. _r.-- Cha: i?::-r-. . . -epsired. altered
aa-l rtifiaished erts._; t0 * n22 tf
? U ::othinv. mare.
QTiin Intdligenrc.
Report* ; tot the ?e*-York Tribune.
Eoi i's Offii .-?/.*?' ? -, IThe passengers of
the ?1 it Ar.--. g .:? rise tl torannne Ground, ?tatea bland,
baring been rubbed bv breaking the hatchway of the hold,
whence were taken on? i ta lies cloak, worth S?O. ladies' shoes,
merino shaw gloves, belts, corsets and geademens vests, pan
talc ins, .V -. .Ti t'nf arrival of the vessel in the stream yester?
day morning officers Denniston and Cockfaire went on board
tiie vessel to discover and arrest, if possible, the offenders.
They accordingly -irr tsted four efthe crew, named John Smith;
C tries I?- ;.- a, John Christopher and Jack Bantar ani ou
'arching tlje forecastle, the stolen property to the value of
$10! 50 was found. The
guilt, and were committed.
Patting Bate t ?Tv
Pat.-'.-s. Ifiley, wre vesterd
half dollar to .-. \Y. U*i.
bad acknowledged their |
ne::. named Teddy Green and !
irrested lor passing a counterfeit !
. , clerk of Messrs. Eh? Ips .V j
Dodge, at t' e con er it?'HtTand Fultonstreet which the- ? i- e
in part payment for -SI- w orth of tin they purchased. They j
were . immitte . to answer.
Attempted Burglary.?Watchman Nichols, at 3 ?>'? lock ves- [
teniay morning, bearing a uoisc in Franklin Square, reset ab. ng
the bre ildug of windows, called another to his aid and going to
the rear of N ;;? iV :rl -tree:, f mud the window shutter j
forced; and three or four pane- >?;' .'la-- broken. They found
there a man name . William Wilson, leaning against the wall j
and pretendin;; tobe drunk, s he only wanted to .tot out j
of the rain He was lodged in the watch house, and yesterday j
sent to prison, preten ling be knew nothing about :t.
Stealing llammetr-fyc.?A man named John Schbonm ker
was arrested for stealing a stone-hammer and some iron, worth |
82 ? ><>. Crom Josep? Pato, of No. In." ileade street. He con- j
fessed the theft and told where the articles were concealed, ami
was sent to prison.
Capturing Crockery?A black fellow named .lack Johnson,
was found on Tuesday night, with six pitchers he had si >h
He was yesterday .t.. pris and an owner is wanted for
the article- a: the Police office.
A becond C urge.?James Bryan, whom we chronicled two |
days since Ibf stealing a watch, was yesterday complained of
for stealing n Britannia pitcher, a shawl worth SI ?-.*>. fron, Mr... |
Hannah .Ann Tin vi low, al No. 24 Dcy street, on the
inst-, lor which he was sent toprisrn.
Incendiarism,?The Justices of police are still engn gc i hi
investigating the several c-.ses of tires that have recently oc?
curred, in order if po.-sible. to ascertain the authors of them,
as there are proofs tiiat they were the work of design.
ConoNEit's Office.?The Coroner yesterday held an in
ipjcst at the City Hospital, on tlie body if Michael Dougherty,
a. native of Ireland, aged years.; The deceased ami Fe?
lis Gatlagh were it work a- masons on Tuesday afternoon
nt half-past:! o'clock, on the top of the "!?! fashioned house No.
' Beaver street, the roof < f wh;< h bns a double pitch, and de
cease taking hold of the ruiliu? to descend to the part where
Galiaeli was. the ratling gave way and deceased rolled otT the
re..; tlieyard. in the rear of the house which is 2 1-2 stories
u:?'i. He was tik-n up -?:.-.-.!?? and conveyed to the f.'itv
Hospital, where he died about two hours afterwards. Dr.
Oreacan made r.n examination before ,:eath and found the *kull
fractured and the bone depressed : lie trephine-.! the sk'-.II. but
could n : save the patient. He also made a post mortem ex?
amination nod discovered that the fracture extended to the
base ol the skull, and a very large quantity of extravastated
bl.I around the brain.?Verdict thai he came til his death by
ncridennllj falling, from lite roof of the house Xo. 7 Beaver
Also, at the house of Thomas Riley, on Ellis Island, on the
body ol nn unknown man, found in the water near the Island,
by Mr. LTley's son. He iiad in a bell around him, 30 five franc
pieces; aud i- supposed to be one of the persons who w-r
drowned on going dii board a French ship sometime since.
Ver Hi ? foun . drowned: II!, name has since been ascertained
to be Frederick Heury nged about 59, a native of Bavaria.
An in?|ue t was yesterday held by Aldermen Leonard; on the
body nt John Goush, which was found ilonting about three
miles up the North River, by Mr. Starkins, who hud it taken
out of the water and brought to mis city; The deceased was a
notive of Ireland; aged about forty years. He had enlisted as
a marine nWiu: ten Jays ago?three or four dollars were found
in his Docket How he came to be drowned has not been
ascertained. Verdict, fotmd drowned.
Also, i ?: the ly of an unknown infant, found it: a fish-box
in the river at the foot of Morris -treet. Verdict not received.
CASE OF JAMES B GLENTWORTH.
In ti? CoritT i'?F S'-s: ?The trial of this individ?
ual oti an indictment for misdemeanor, charged with having
? urruptly a-d fraudulently caused numerous persons to come
to this-city tj vote illegally at the elections in November,
18'J'. :.-..! April, IS3!/, which had been called on Tuosdn;
night, and two jurors only obtained and sworn?was again
moved; on yesterday by the District Attorney*; The follow?
ing jurors ' afti r the rejection of a creat number for the pre?
vious formation of op nion as t i the guilt oi innocence of the
accused.) w sr* finally obtained and sworn, \i/: William
Bishop. Cluirles Spraigbt, M..-c? 1',. Faylor, Clement M.
Edson. John ii. Hyle, Peter J. Pew, John .Mount. Dennis
Mullens, George VV. Gerard, Horace P. Athcrton, (this
juror iva-i .-worn linder Mr. Graham's exceptions.) John
Towrisend, jr.. a id Hercules iL .loir,--.
detailing thi fti is uud evidei ce should produce to pi eve
Jonathan J>. Sie 'ei h n sworn?I ana acquainted with J.
15. Glcntworth; Iliad conversations with him in September
arid i i.-tob. r '. :-t. on the -u > . et of his L*rin?ri.-io persons from
Phila lelpliia her :-iV.>? ? and carry tlie- ele ttion in tin- full of
1833 a;; i spring of 1839. Fie was appointed Tobacco In
spe ' r in .1.. .. try or beginning of : ebruary. The rent ..i
the Tobacco Warehouse was to be -tIiUJUO a year, and to be
' ptiiil monthly. I was not to receive an; portion of the profits.
He ov :J: his aeci unu faster than iyas agreed to, or the
it] l< !-:.:;?: ai .1 Id him thatdte could not hjivc
! any more money unless .Mr. Pearce would ogzee to pay it on
: his own account. 1 t-.i-i biro thu: his Whig (riendj were in
censed against htm, and that ue could not be reaptHjir-.ted.
lie said .i ii ul the means in his power to secure his appoint?
ment; and he would prove i: it" I would come to hi- loom.
He said tie had control over tin- ti ivernor or of persons who
had hi.-ear. i went to his room and he showed me some
; for moaev] t;!d to '? rit.g on voters from Phifadelphia.
li -ail be ,_.-ri by persons oi" the \VhIg :>arty to
go :?? i';. idito j . - .:? persons 11 come on here to xm?
the \\ i. . tic u ? : ; :.. it the persons so engaged .lid come
hen?.? that tin" persons who came here by his instrumental?
ity, by . i. . . . . Ward- rncrcased tie- voteahoui LG?0.
S m . : ::. :a voted in every ward and s.;me it: ~> oro' ward-,
at the fall elecdon in 1838; He said he employed certain
indrvidtaals?he called captains of gangs?to whom he paid
various sums: to Jam.-s Young *SG8 or ?:?.>:;, Robert-Miller
s i .r "JjCO, Joint Sanders in ail about $300, RobeitLoo
..... ?700, Charles Swint $1J)25, a man named Thornton.
I think upward of $500, a man I tutak nanied cTatnerfelt
some 58 to ?100 : and that he had paid him a largo amount
for bringing on sorneilO men. The sums paid averaged $30
a voter or rr.an. II.- said he wnsinduced to go on. or went on
at the instance of Mr. Dlatchford. Jam-- Bowen, Simeon
Dmner. R. C. Weunore, and Moses Ii. GrirtneU. He went
on in romrsnv with Ro'tsert Swartw'outr, w'.o was -elected
from the Old Mews' Genera! Committee, and Gkntworth by
the Young Mens GcaeraJ 1 itomitteei Mr. Swartwout re?
mained I'hilade-o'r.ii a -!'..?:: rime u I returned. Glent
0 F F I C E \ 0. 3 0 A LV N ST.
V<>5.. I. l%0. H.
worth remained, a longer I nc. That while in Philadelphia
and before he had finally completed the arrangements for the
rh in :n come on, h< received a communicationendo*ins f .'iOtl
rcqaesdng him to abandon the enterprise and come on tw
S '.wA ork. This was received on the Friday preceding the
Election. The letter was brought by a man named Ford.
G nworth.ret.ied I >m Philadelphia to New-York by the
? n ?:; cars of Saturday, and had a conference with Blatcb
:' rd, B en, Draper, Wetmore, Grinnell, -n.i ethers, at the
?fHcc if Bluten >rd. 11 ? said tltcsc coudemen wanted him
tq gh ? the -1 cerprisc on the ground of the waUtof tunds.
That he informed them that the thing bad jane too far to*
recedt>, and if they abandoned it the whole affair would be
exposed. That after considerable conversation they separa?
: .:. irreei grto meet at Mr. Draper's bouse, at lO odocic
that night, and in the meantime they would sec what
could .! i in regard to raising funds. That thej met at
Mr. Brnper's that night, and after comparing note-. twt>
, ;1 ? drafts were placed in his hand by Mr. Draper for$l8tXp
??ich. on Quirles Gill of Philadelphia That with liar**
drafts ondndier funds, he left in the carbon Sunday morning
for Piiiladi Iphia. That on reaching Philadelphia he saw
Gill, who cavo him two cheeks on a buik?thinks it was the
Eniti i States Dank?for the drafts. One of these.checkst
was ashed, by die keeper or proprietor of the United States
Hotel, Mr. Durance, anil the other :by George Riston, a
broker. With this money he paid Young and Miller, at the
bouse of Brisiuu on Sundoy. He completed his arrange
:nts with die other pardes?paid them w ith the cash re
teived from Riston and returned to Liew-York. I think he
said some "t" the men came on with him, but <>!' dial I tun not
tcrtaiu. To satisfy mysoll that dii* was true, I went to
Phi ulelphia. Glcntwurth -aid in April he wont to Phita
d Iphia to make :t similar arrangement for the Spring Elec?
tion et i,:;?>. He said while there be received a letter
signed Stotr, which he said came from Bowcn. That the.
next night after the letter wns received, he said he met Mr.
Havens near the Railroad office, who handed him a letter
conta ning $2,000, which came from Mr. Draper, and for
h ch be was prepon ? ! by the letter of Scott V\ hen Glcnt?
wurth met Havens he (Gleutworth) was in company with
Swii:?that they three got ititu a backend went to Sender
sou's Hotel, where he opened the letterhe had received from
New-York and paid Swint $500 of the money it bod con?
tained. That Mr. Havens entered a fictitious name on the
book that night, and returned to New-York next morning.
That the next morning he (Gleutworth) paid Swint s>.v_,.r?
more, which was on the 8th \piil, Monday morning, lie
said be also gave Loouey $700 ; in pursuance of their ar?
rangements, the men canto on here and voted. Some of
them, I think !.riey's gtyig", went to the Alms House under
the charge of n keeper?ray imj ression is that it was a iium
named Raymond, diocmnkcr?also the Doctor of the Alms
I louse knew about it?he designated these iwn. Two named
particularly, Bin Isbaw ami McLean, fighters, w ho went op
p. site te Congress Hall. In addition to the money received
by these men he bad to pay dieir bills, as the) became bootcy
and troublesome, f think be named a man connected with
the I 'ehtei. pri ;o??, who knew of ihe men at die Alms I louse
i?have forgotten the name: should recollect die name if
ment ? ned?i District Attorney says McArdle)ycs that is the
name. !(?? bad been at the Alms House when themcnenrrre
in. hut was subsequently at the Debtors prison?exhibited no
letters, xc. He showed me l< tiers puqwrting to come from
Bc'a Badger?-t?te 1 jhot be luul made airangements with
Behl Bhdgi r to -end on a certain number of men?lhat they
came on, and that Badger wrote him in relation thereto as
" Geo. W. Rawhn"?and that tho invoice in his letter, to
r pn sent the men, mentioned them as "'yarn."
(Is shown 1 -rtiT-?which die witness says tire the letter-.)
District Attorney wishes to read them. Graham objects?
savs be wishes to cross i nomine the witness on the subject of
the letters. [Remaindei to-morrow. J
THE NE.N 1 SPEAKER.
'/.? Editor: For The Tribune.
Having1 attended diu lost Session of Congress, and been
pn -' at die princijwl part of the time in the House, I hud a
L'nod opportunity of forming an opinion with regard to the
q ratifications of Membi r- for the Spcakership. There were
three thai particularly struck :n? fancy in this respect; viz:
Mr. BttKHJS of Mnss." Mr.CcsHt:.f Mass., and Mr. Wtsjc
of Va. Mr. Briggs occupied the Chair more frequently; I
. vc, than any other Membci of tie.- House. He bos been
! lung in thai a ly, and understands the duties of tin: station,
and di c! irgcs those duties with energy, promptitude and
: dignity. H'' is popular with both parties in tho House, and
highly so with die moral and religious pbrtibn of thecommn
I idty. He i- a man of sterling ability and great mural worth,
and would make , most excellent Speaker in every point of
view. Mr Cl'sirt.tg was - Idom in the ('hair; but when bo
ms in it, he m tde things g i like clock-work. No doubt be
would make a first-rate Speaker: bur he is needed as Chair
i man of che ' u mi tree ? f Foreign Relations, for which post
he is win-: admirably qualified. Mr. \\ i-> was likewise sel?
dom in the Chair; but be went ahead like a steamboat when
' he dul occupy it. These three arc the only present Mem
? hers that struck me as being peculiarly qualified for the dig
rl and important stati< n under consideration. O.l". R.
Epigram in reply to d Coquette who.a a seal with :i
burnii . ? die u d By, with die motto, ? Dun't be n fool'
I am a fool, and know it well,
Though ho ? n ? thought :ue so before;
f enti red first a I 'oin lette'a door.
.M to ExpEiiizHcr..
:fZT The foilowi,? crabbed, crooked, shameful story, is
? i-y ih ? poet Crahbc. I!" i"._:h! to b: ashamed of it:
S rets .? rls, ii'.e loaded gjias with Loy?,
' Are m v r vnlaed till they make a noise:
To show how trusted, they their power display,
To show hnw worthy, they their trust betray. "
Li . pence chiidr tn's pockets, secret- lie
la ." IM. ' ?h'/' ' ? ?-' bun: or fly.
Tea.?Th '"? ' f tca is carried or. to a cons?
erab.V at in . .. wd. A trial lately took place in Lon?
don, at which it ? as ascertained that th.-'individua! orraigaerl
had an immen?e nssornnsat of a sptrrious article made of
bhick-tl . . hawthorn, md fern leaves. He had a regular
' wmfb ' ' >th Jryina apparatus and nil. Various sam?
ples w. r- exhibited, infused with different proportion* of
pure tea. which it is said were extensively sola. '
Important is thk Hot Seaso.? <?>? thj; FeabI?Let 2
b of 1 raks soak four, fire or six day ia a pail full .if wa?
ter, and w-i-h your picture or any otle'r ph-ee of furniture
w ith it. The flics will never come near any thing so ?\ ashed.
_ [Boston Time<.
[CT The Picayune says Jpeus as.l -trawberries are t'etting
out of date in New-C^leans, bur that a very comfortable din?
ner may be made of new potatoes, cucumber-, snap] and ar?
tichokes, widi a few blackberries to top 0? w^th?alwav*.
promising to say nothing about the mujketoes.