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MORNING HERALD.
VOLVHK III*
N15W YORK. MONDAY. MAY 22. 1837.
no. i.
[From llie Weekly Herald, of May 20.]
Newt of (lie Week
The pa9t week his teemed with events unparalleled
in the annals of our country. The wave of revolution
has been tolling on. Bankruptcy? for the miscalled
suspensions are nothing less ? has spread from Maine
to New Orleans. With very few exceptions, every
great monietl institution has adopted the suspension
measure, which necessity or policy demanded? but
which can never be justified.
Pint justitia, ruat caelum.
The news from Great Britain throughout the week
has been of the same character as of the last. Meney
scarcer than ever ? merchants failing ? trade declin
ing? an almost total suspension of manufactures and
general distress is experienced there as well as here.
The sympathy between America and England is so
intimate, that a blow upon the commercial interests
of one is felt by both alike.
The legislature of the state has passed a law au
thorizing a suspension ef specie payments for one
year, but at the same time imposing such restraints
and regulations upon the banks availing themselves
of the act, that it is doubtful if the city banks gene
rally submit to it, and in case they do, the constitu
tionality of the law is questioned.
In the mean time all is suspense. A large amount
of paper currency, worse, if possible, than that fur
nished by the banks, has been set atloat, to meet the
great demand for small change. Ere long, we ex
pect to hear of suspensions and failures among these
self-made coiners of n better currency, and then of
prosecutions for swindling, and procuring money by
false pretences.
In consequence of the depreciation of paper money,
several articles of produce have risen to a higher no
minal value than they before surtained. The prices
of necessary articles will show the relative value of
paper money. This has always been the case. All
the legislative enactments in the world will not make
a pap er currency equal to the wants of the communi
ty, that is unsupported by a solid basis. Every cent
paid in discounts, every loss of time and money, in
consequence of the present slate of things, is a direct
evidence and consequence of this great fraud com
mitted by th? banks upon the community.
The executive and treasury departments, like the
New York legislature, have yielded to the dictates of
stern necessity, and finding themselves utterly unable
to pay their own debts ? even the French indemnity,
in specie, have desisted in requiring it of others. Con
sequently, treasury bonds are to remain in statu quo,
paying 6 per cent, interest until the next session of
Congress, which assembles on tho first Monday of
September. Until then, but little can be foreseen as
to the ultimate effects of the present state of affairs.
No foreign news of importance, except from Eng
land. Bustamente has taken the reins of govern
ment in Mexico ? with which power we have had a
quasi war, and one of our National vessels has de
stroyed the principal part of their navy. Poor Mexi
co?distracted by internal divisions, maintaining an
anequal warfare with a new nation, once her rebel
lious province ? and surrounded by powerful foes?
and what is more, with all her rich mines of gold and
silver, a bankrupt. She is in as bad a pickle as the
banks in Wall street, that have suspended specie pay
menta, with money in their vaults.
The Florida war is ended at last, after costing we
the people, only ?6.000,000. Oceola has come in and
says he has had fighting enough, and is perfectly
willing to emigrate to the West. When we can say
the same, we may go West too? prtkajts.
[From the Pennsylvania Inquirer.)
Attempt upon the lite of J voce King. ? It is with
feelings of the deepest regret that we record the fal
lowing transaction. Some time since, in consequence
of a domestic difficulty, a husband and wife, residents
of Southwark, parted; and the wife returned to the re
sidence of her father. Subsequently she made apph
#auan to the Court of Common Pleas for tw? of her
children, uf tender uge, which having been
granted, a suit was forthwith instituted against the fa
ther for their support. This question came up for de
cision before the court on Wednesday last, and among
other evidence, the wife swore that her husband had
locked her up in a room and intimidated her with a
loaded musket. The case was heard in all its bearings
and the court, through the President, Judge King, gave
a decision against the father.
This produced the most painful excitement in the
mind or the defendant, and while in a slate of great
agitation, and laboring under the strongest feelings, he
visited the house of Judge King, in Girard street, where
he made use of violent language, and remained for
nearly an hour. The judge endeavored to appease him
by every mems in his power, but in vain. He finally
drew a loaded pistol from his bosom, and was in the
act of presenting it towards the Judge, when the lady
?f that distinguished judicial officer, whose attention
had been arrested by the vehement language of the
excited visiter, sprang suddenly between the two,
struck the pistol with her hand, and the ball with
which it was charged fell upon the floor. But for this
act, and the presence of mind of Mra. K., the most-fa
tal consequences might have ensued. The hurried
visiter then retreated from the room and discharged his
pistol in the air. We forbear from comment, as the
case will, in ail probability, be brought before the pro
per tribunal. r
Thb Exscction. ? In addition to the particulars
we gave yesterday, of the general behaviour of Mo
ran, while under sentence of death, we have only to
add that the Reverend Mr. Kenrick, Pastor of St.
Mary's Church, and another clergyman whose name
we could not ascertain, continued to administer every
consolation that could alleviate his awful situation,
soften and subdue his nature, and prepare him for the
fearful rhfingp he was about t?* undergo. The unhappy
pr soner seemed perfectly sensible of the solemn posi
tion in which ho wss placed, and was contrite for the
errors and crimes of his life; but it has not transpired
whether he made any substantive and special con
fession of the crime, for which lie was about to enter
eternity through the portals of a public and ignomini
ous death. He has all along declared that he did not
?nke the mortal blow; but that he was engaged in
toe inunity, though no worse than any of the rest.
At an early hour yesterday morning he joined in
prayer with his spiritual friends and comforters,
TiT ^*',rcMed R hope that through the merits of
tfce messed Redeemer, his sins would be pardon
ed, and thai he should be saved from the pains
ot everlasiinn perdition. He was truly contrite, re
signed, and io a certain extent, firm in looking for
k.midf a.W.,u ?f u enrth,y career. He expressed
himself grateful f?r ^ pjOHS eJtorlK)nB 0f tf,p Rrv ^ f
UaHr.'i.vJli J? tZ?n4L*nd- *Ibo f*r thc ??ention he
had received, as for as his situation wonld allow, from
thegovernor and koeperBof (hc pnBon
tiTVn IE"',?*1 "l ?? ''levatcd spot on
Bush Hill, near the .ad. By n.ne o'clock groups be
gan t. assemble, and b? ^ thefy, w?8 a CQ?n iKj{,rnb,c
nnil nude. At eleven h* cruwd was immense, and
hoae who are judges of ,,ch matters, inform u? that
fc? "T hf? heC.n ,wemythr>usaad Persons .ssem
"ty "U ^ *fter eleven, the large
gates of the prison were unclosed ?nH Mr R?n??i
marshal, witli the proper authorities ace<*mnan i i !
a constabulary forfe and smntl h*} ^i^mS
forth, n procession, e.eortmg the pri*,,nTX wm
attended by the Rev. Mr. Kenriek n.?| broth, , el-rcv
men. I k, v proe, .-d?d slowly toward ,|U! fn,a| F *
form, and during their pro<rr?>HM. the Im^e number .if
people present appeared to be much tmpreMed W|li.
the solemn reparation* for the appr<> - 1 ... ?p< rtn. |(,
ol death. Before the prisoner, a furniture en r mire
containing his enffin. wis drawn towards the gal
lows. He was dressed in blue pantaloons, white shirt
and suspenders, and wore a cap on his h*ad. He had
neither coat nor vest, having expressed his desire to
?s f ree from them. He also begged that the execution
might take place as early in the day as convenient.
When arrived at the platform, which he ascended
with a firm step, he was escorted by the two clergy
men, who cort tinned to exhort and pray with him, di
recting his mind Io the very Isst moment, on the only
true source of psrdon sad salvation. As he wslked
ffora the prison to the scaffold, he was quiet, firm and
resigned in Ins manner; and on ihe platrorm^JH |
said to have shed a few tears. Let hs hope they were
those of sincere repentance. , Mnran's '
In a few minutes the clergyman retired. ,
arras, which had been tied with a rope, were
ihe rin drawn over his face, and the cord adjusted
round L neck. The dreadful *'g?Jrbe'r^
floor fell beneath him, and a shudder was risible anci
audible through the multitude. We wish we could add,
tint lie was immediately launched into eternity. But,
no ' The rope was badly tied; the knot slipped from
that part part of his neck where it was intended to
produce immediate strangulation? and the fal of the
nUtform did not appear to be sufficiently grtat. 1 be
executioner, who was disguised in aprisondressam
blac k mask, doubtless performed his fearful dtit y to
t!,e best of his ability. But he utterly failed in his at
tempt and the feelings of humanity were pained and
outrog^ by witnessing .he rri,h.f?l and eonvu
struggles of Morsn for nenrW tif.een mmsw. H,sel
bow Struck part of the woodwork as he fell, at a time
when he was engaged in prayer; and from t!
ment to his last dymg spasm, he must have si ercU
incredible torture. Wc much lament this clum y
management; for although Moran richly deserved the
severest penalties of the Paw, as a pirate and the abet
tor of a murder ? ret such a hideous exhibition as that
of death being inflicted by torment, excited the most
painful emotions, and was alike at vanencc with our
national feelings, laws and sympathies.
At length the struggles became faint
not before the immense populace ha
more than onv part of the crowd expressed in a
smothered manner, their sense of indignation. In<leed,
s!T much were the feelings of those who were > nea the
gallows excite d, that two or three rushes were made
ta wards the scene of agony and death. They were,
however, successfully repelled by the police and uia
rines? we are glad to say, without accident But we
draw a veil over thvs part of the proceedings? it is too
revolting to dwell upon. After the body had hung for
twenty minutes, it wascutdown, placed inthecoftm,
and conveyed back to the prison. The vast assem
blage of people then quietly dispersed.
Thus died James Moran, at the early age of nine
teen May his fate be a warning to all who indulge
in evil companv. or yield to the tyranny of their own
malignant. vindictive and wicked passion.
wf?le the marines were conveying the hnncman to
ihc prison for security, the mob .^sailed him with
stones, and would probably have killed him, ?"tf?r
the promptness of the officers, who ordered the ma
rines to load and fire, uuon which intimation he as
sailants desisted. The horse that drew the cart to the
gallows, dropped dead in a few minutes aftorwards,
without visible cause or disease.
We learn that the committee appointed at 'he re
cent town meeting, having addiessed a letter to jhe
various banks, those institutions have appointed a
comtni tee to draft a reply. The intercourse between
the two committees has thus far been charactens?l
by a proper degree of liberal coui^y. and we doabt
not the banks will be able to satisfy all who feel the
slightest interest in the subject, of the propnety nny,
the absolute necessity of their recent course.
Bank IWs.-The Wilmington Joarnal saya
"The first impression being over, our communi y
nuietlv settling down to the paper currency imposed
upon us by the pr sent erisis. The banknotes of this
town pass as currently among a* as 'h^y ever dicl
and there is not the slightest reason whytheyshould
not. They are just as good as they were two w k.
a?o bersusc by the prudent precaution of the banks,
in saving their specie, they have secur^ the certain
ty of a future redemption of all their notes.
cerUintyin view, there is not the slightest hesitation
on the part of any man whom we have ard ot, 1
^vintr currency to a Wilmington or Phiadelphia bank
note."
Novel Mode or Puffing.? About six months ago
the Paris papers gava an account of the extraordinary
conduct of a Russian prince towards the wife of a
wine merchant, on the boulevard Montmartre, and of
his having been s# struck with her charms, that after
endeavoring to seduce her by the mest brilliant pro
mises, he endeavored to carr* her off at mid day,
and was only prevented from doing so by the cries of |
the lady. This account excited public curiosity so
much, that the shop was for aume time af,c[wa?H
crowded with persons frem morning to night, bat the
Russian prince was never discovered. It turns out
that the husband of the lady is an agent for the sale
of champagne, and that there was no sort of founda
tion for the story, which had been invented with a
view to puff the establishment.
1 ' IS1TI N < ? CARDH, VIWITIM4S CARDS."
V In plain writiwr. th?- Italian and lancy band*, printed on
POUCHED oJSniAN Font PLAIN CARD, n.av Ik- pro
cured at tlx- comer ot Maiden lam' and Broadway, ai Stou la
RNORAVING ESTABLISHMENT, where ?p?-cimrn books
m\yLsI^LsiLVER PLATKD DOOM k NTMBF.R PLATES
t|?rpiattag of which i* unu.ually ?hu- k, Uie silver beinp e*
ur.'^lv rcJlr.1 for the advertiser. . . ...
MEkt IIANT'S COMMISSION CARDS, executed with
''l^'ter^stamps, con solar and notarial
"bRASS DOOR PLATES AND KNOCKERS, with bake, I
jei black nlgM, enamelled, andcapablaof r"C4,vl,t')fv
??at ?
I.OWKll HTILI. WATER
ro M PAN Y -Y> ?harr< of this atork for ?.!?? at a very low
pn< ^ ma ? L..8* atr>i*k in triwlw coimm* of Mill*,
LuX"/ vl Town?lilp?, and i?cU of lumber lan- 1
rlran w'ill' .tV^Tawl ? part of ll^.r laJ
L"Vk Ti.en will tK DO dUficalty m?howing dial the aUe
can be had at ? bargain. APr'jr THOMPSON, W4 Wall at.
N. B. If Uh- .took i. not i,V
s?.l, I at auction by Mriaw. rrankfin k Jrnklna. a?^
I.?ilM u .tiKli Want I to purcliaiM-, Irmn 2
,!^-,nf ltoo.I W. ?tern Lan.t, at ^"vrniin?-nt |>nc?'.
Jl? m.iHwaiFMn ((n?i i?ilw*irir>itrof?oinrto*n
It mwtbc in a or wL.l. wo.W U
W pnn^rty will hj Civen to
Apply to B. T- Y . ikrougb Uh- poat o?. ? , ? .d.^ ?<
vriMMEH M ? TB?? Frif'' rrrtarnl to
E VMIDON roriv'r of WaM an-i Nawuni mrmrU, an
Tj %i .W.-AM ID N ^ U a ||(iri tlMt in ro^qu*rK-?- o(
nooncr* l)f 1(,r t?nr?, Ik- Ium mluc??o lt?f price
ibv anparaUe^r'** ? , |roiB f | sc ; In ail ra?? ?
?f bUSm.Krtl. WbuM wtor. ^ ^ ?T,P of th? nUny,
lobe eaah on ?*very. ^ la*t two year*, are too
mvS-tmU - -
WMALL
n.,^or7irke? nt ^
cannot to* a'?i St<^?- Car.l
twianlmc borne*, an.t vlrtnalierj- ? Th. v
s^?sgS2& - - aSr
tor> , corn ?? liar ri her* ha?e now on bainl
f A H of CarpelinK, ?urb a?
t an elera* ' ^Jn'TnT tilie. Twille.1, <t?",a-k,
Brn?? l*. Three t ly. .I'IJLj Htrir Carprtlnf. of all wiflth*
Tbn . Ply, Xin n,,rr.. ">1attinr, D.K?r
?n, | color*. Fie'injjl a i |itf ,n,| Kt?,i.lCn?''r?, k''.
Ma??, Siarol MaM. Ptoao, T , KK)OT oil ? |..il*o, fr-n
Al*>, ? very lEM'SJJe Em a?Hl well 'I -rtKle.
al ,1"' ,nmt r"*M"
PTp^hawra will find U to tbrir inters to call before m.kin,
ibHr ?k
su w Sr.- J zzzszA
of t-awlajant received an?l oyenimr L. r rtreet". Con?amer?
Pr,?rl Mreet, between Frankfort an-i - ^rnntaref no
an<1 dealer* will find, at their e?u ,,-ir entire new rtock
?W else to 1?e i net with, in addition to their entire n
^tarmnem, of lha al?*e firm, ?S^anerl^wcr^and wfco! ?t
ap^tlaii.m or the Three riafere.1 PtjeT HaiHf , lh,
5 ne^t)^ to ay. to anv hot a?ran*era, ?tawda onrtvanes^ u ^
art of Paper h*n?inr. h>*fcf '? jyw ,*** .hull
lend in peraon aa far aa praetioable to all the woia
be < utruted to kit care.
Paper Box
G E O R O E PBUSCHER)
NO. 121 FW.TON STREET, THDEE l)UO!(8 PROM NASSAU,
.Manulai tures aud keeps caiwMimly on hand lor ?iie?
Plain and Fancy Paper Boxes of ?*er? dcscnption, sue an
?tvie, tor t?MWlowmg liaea of busine*.?
A-Dry goods, silk.-. lacea, &c.f B? Short ?
clesi D? Stocks, collars, lioaonw, shuts; Is.? Curls, j* B
luns ; G? Jewellery ami perluinery in all their biww* , "
Sample* tor cortee, rice. wbeat? ki\\ J M al u lit -*i '
estieciajly for muffs; L? Mimical instruments; M-Drugs apo
thecary anil stationery ; N ? Hal casvN ''at boxes,
boxes for millinery articles.
Orders tor any purpose, quantity or (lualityot i,,w est
received Mil promptly executed with deapati' :h, al
prices, to lit anv aiticle prescribed, in the nisitM maim
Merchants setting up new stores can l<e supplied ,,niw|.' '
with good anil strong boxes lor slore use, exactly lillni0
shelves, anil being a real decoration ol the store. ,
Country merchants will lind every ?cc^mio.lat'ouin regar
of olitainfng hexes of any description, an.l shipping tin in to an
parts of America at the shortest notice.
In the m? an time be gives notice that lie regularly J'"JW
from Germany* (his native country, (real genui ie Cologne wa
ter, of which he lias just received a lar^e iiuan ity lor w holeaoli ,
superior to any article in the present market
Al?), a most splendid assortment ol Gerir an patterns lor **?
pies aad embroideries of every description, lor retailing ; se^ar
hoxes, pocket hooks, and ladies' notice books, decorated With
needlework, in so rich and handsome a style as ihey never
were seen Itefore. . , . f.
(J. Peuscher returns hissincere thanks to his numeron* friend
anil customers lor their former patronage, and trusta b/ unwea
ried pains, to merit a continuance of tin- sa"lf>
lie also informs his friends and the l'ubhc, that h< ha* b? 111
awarded a diploma from the last American l- iur. hel.UK tttJ. r,
18 XS, al Nililo's Garden, New York, lor _a specimen ol p ap er
I Mixes, they being consiilered lb? n**>t substantial and spl? nihil
article in the line ever offered to the inspection ol the pubhi .
uiyJU-liii _
COSiKKCUO^ARY.
TT A CARD.? To the Ladies of New Yerk.? A new tlnnp
expressly manufactured for the ladies at GREGORY ^whole
sale and retail Conleclionary Store, No. Ul Willi.im street. N.
York, and is sold wholesale or retail hy no other Person In this
citv V ANILLA Cream Candy, a new, very rich, anil deli
cious article, is now hereby submitted to the .judgment ami pa
tronage of tlie New York citizens and the public in general and
especially the ladies, wlio are said to be the best judgi s ot the
sweettof life ; and is a ? sweet without a bitter," the Vanilla
Cream Canily stands pre-eminent .
N. B. On baud, and constantly manufacturing, a as
sortment of Candies for the South and Western 'narRets i at tin
lowest wholesale price, and warrantisl to keep in any <!'">*)*?
No charge for boxes, packing, or cartage to any P^j'^y
1 SKK ADVEBTlhKMKNi. --ABKKNK
THY'S Compound Liquorice Cough Mixture, tourth page.
The special agent, 127 Bowery, corner ol Grand street, has
been obliged, in consequence of the great demand ol this Me
decine. from the Uwer part and west side of the city , t<>?P
noint lloPI'KR, corner Broadway and Kranklw street, and
UN DF.RH ILL, corner Beekmail ami William streets, agents
for this Mixture.
~-t ,? rilE ( <IP AKTNEKSlrflP heretofore exi-tm" under
the firm of W. A. ANDKOSS k CO. is Uus day
mutual consent J. E. ANDKOSS.'
December 17th, HW>. .
~ Ilts Britanic Majestv's Cow^ulatk 1
New York, lltii Mny, Ifrf7. >
ITT INconl?nniiv witli n law passed by the Legislature ol
thlTsia'te,^ tiSfli day of April
girlate the lowers and duties ol t?r, ig?e. s,"
giveS.'tha? on ?ud after this date, the pro
nert v und effects of >11 subjects of His Majesty who may die on
thei / wav to, or in this city, iniestate, su?h Pmperlywd effects
arriving 'in tlik Slate, are place 4 umler tke < are of tlii? olHrf ,
and not under thai of the Public A-hamisirator, as lieretofore.
The uiMlersitfne?l, in consequence thereof, requests tiiiit notice*
heretofore sent to the PuVlic A.hninistrator, may be sent lo this
office, where information as to tlie estate anil erteets ot any
subjects of Mis M.V'sty shall at all limes Ik- furmslwd without
WTl^VeVl!hoiRcnl'an7ot'hers at the Quarantine are respect
f'uliv requested to make thejr ci irimunicalions to this office,
where all expenses connected therewith will l>e ^{Mlawl(
t /-JOSEPH K. SPENCEIt having completed the arrange
ments attendant on opening his Hat Warehouse, is Wl^
red to furnisli a superb article of the style how In
am?n- the genteel commuwny. ?ml i><<ssessing th< increased
value'of capacity for Kiore ktngtbewd service, at ilie standard
ft**..' m? ?..!>, x
age he would nre-ent tbe followiBg rules, which will invaria
"{?SSS" Tht haS^d .1 his establishment will be ofthe same
value, tlKmgh differing in slwpe awl general ?PPr?rane?.
Secondly The very moderate price demandeil not warrant
ing a system of credit, all sales nrt??t he subjected to cash |my
"'ll'ehaa also added to his stock a ebplee selection of I'mbrel
las, Canes, Gloves, Hawlkercbiefll, lodel Brushes, be.
file sHlesroom, which is fined -Irji u. a stylecoia'ne^urale
with the gmw ing lastrf and r?-tinemenl of the city, is located at
thecor?e?of Wall and New streets, being a part . the build
ing about to be occupied by tl?e Courier an?l Enquirer^^
Nl'W WORKS ?Memoirs ol the Life of Sir Walter
Scott, Bart., bv I. <L Lockhart, part first; Jijck Brar, by
Theodore ll(K,k, autltor of Savings and ' ^ J'U
li,l ed. For sale by C. SHEPAKD, No. X2 Broadway.
i?lw
d \ b'KUiiN BILiV' Kit.? Kisli and butler Knives, Su
Cftrar Tontr*, Rpnooa, Fork*, ajul Laiflen, of vark>u? pattern*,
all of superior quality, and warranted wrought for sale by the
manufacturer. The ?ub?cril>er originally intrrsluced ,l?e*l?ove
ware, aiMl has lieen established m arly live years in UiU city,
and was nwardetl the fir?t premium for tbe l?est specimens of |
German Silver Goods, by the American Institute at their late
* German Silver Coffin Plates engraved at one hour's notice.
Price from *1 38 to each, engravmir bicluded. rtn.
N B. The price? of the al?ove articles are about 7.1 per cent
cheaper thvn the real ^rc|(ANDLE!M, Manufacturer,
6 Clarkson street,
mvS 1m' Between Varick and Hudson street.
litis EMBHolDKllIEl- ? -Ju?t received, a
splendid assortment of capes, collars, pelerines, shimiietis.
be., the newest style aud most fashionable patterns, imported
this spruu. j nf linen cambric baiMlkerrbiefs and
caffs an extensive stocks of infant eml>midrr.es of every de
scription, fmcks, robes, frock waists, linen cambric caps and
Uimmings bi . r?,?,rohUre.l satin Janedres.es; ?eve
r?l nJes M? o!ch ami English cryes an.l collars. *c. A large
selection trf Rnfftuh and French thread lace- black blonde (Mrle
rines; a splemlid stock of bla< k and white lace shawls; Mack
and white lace veils, very rich, be. be. ...
Ladies mid gentlemen wlm wish to purchase any of the above
would find ll their interest to call ami examine the stock which
they will lind are carefully selected from the l>e?t markets.
The subscriber, from the extensive patronage he has receiv
ed, ami still continues, feels no hesitation in saying tbegOOOT
are the c' --anest in this city, wlmle-ale and retail.
THOMAS COCHRAN, 61 Catharine st.,
a?2-lin' and 1!M Bowery, ibree doom above Spring St.
rtKKAT BARUAINB.? An extensive lasortment sf
I I Silk an,l Cotton Hosiery, focether with a large assortment
of Eml roideries, c?nsi?<ing of cap* s, collars, pellerines, canar
tnu\> , fislmreltes, Infants rottes, waists ami raps, ladies (ola?a
cat>s iae<- shawls; merino embroidere.1, ?ehra ami brocne, 'lo.
very' rich; thread ami Iw^Jiuwtt laees, insertinifs amledginps,
needle work.l iiaa-rtings; ami s.??||op edgings; 20Q0 needle
workMand lamliord hands, ulain ami figured swim inusluis
l?eail ba?s, Durn** and safety chains, aeedbs, ihimblc, sil
ver ami steel |po.lkins. balr ptns, setov>r?; whl'r and cisl'il -atin,
gaus,. and lu^rintr ribl*>ns all * ldths; gentlemens and ladi<s
horse skin gloves, >.>,ies plain and o|ien wirked silk and cotton
gloves, jilair. Mnd figured silks; Irish |iop|insihnenrsilk ami e?Kton
nai-iaerrhiefs, laee aprrms.
Ulack ami white la?w and gaure veils and searts s .
ami whit plain and figured blonds, damageil at Uie lMrftrr, *S
fomary. , gy ? ? ?.
Hl igle Hatsfurl ashsl W holrsslc I'rh ? ?.
No. M3 Broadway, corner ?f Anthony ?t reet, ?l story.
P.nlmnrr m tj? nf aeerss is ffr?iWiiw|.
rtiHF snliscrilier having i^wneda Wursriois tor the
I Hat. ot the very q.iakt v ami late.. fad.^- .uil?ble r.?r
the citv retail trade, would res,* cif.dly intonn hkWee* W
the puMic in general, that they will find at ?*' "^vr " ..iui
ment a fre.li and fasl,i..nab'e article not excelled hyany.ta
Idishment in tin- city, and at a discount rach ? nglr
which will a?tom?li all wlm have been ^cnMoo,ed ?o [*v I
usual heavy retail rates which the jw.i|il1??an.
extravagant fixture, tiave l?e?*n o4?lige<l t? ask. in
' ' 'wu'.'ili'saC or<tvrs strictly attended to, and dealers at a ihs
laoclr mav raly pjnrn their orders l-iog MM wttl. punctuality
and M manufacture, and will Ix-ready in a day
?r l^.'. ultra imle.kin r ?
brilliancy of flmdi ami rb hncs of appearaae' ^"rn^A JJ[T
'""ITllri.sie sale ami wdlhe r.swlv for inspertioa oa Thursday
tb. iRlh out a lot of li??- oil painlings. br"'ight from South
America and never liefore seen in this ceomry. j ^
mv IS I w . - ? ?
VimmOAPIDlTOH R rAHDH) engraved bia
ciVnerior style ami prink* I with tl?e ntrmwt neatness Per
?ons fi! riiisbi ng^l he^olw r, < "PI er Plates can Imve ihem prin,
ed on the tmH apprrtve?l fashionable style of cards. _
Th?- late?t fashions received, and an Invoice of ?nP*'rj2T
melle.1 Cards, expr?-ssly for Vidtit* t;anls, which lor bri llian
ry nf imlish cannot lie excelled. _i,?. rmrAt # iiher
Merchants ami "tore keepers supplied with ( ards, Uher
Conner plate or letter press, at a lew honrs tmuce.
t'ards at Home ami for Private Parties, ,
specimens to b, seen s,?l all orders prom, a y ?|
V Al KNTINK'rt Rnpravin^, Pnntinif, ano r a*ni'enni?H vi i
big am I Store C ard Establish,,, em., ? John street, cojr^nf
William. i
nHItDHK!*'* CliOTrtllm Tbe ..d^riber.
?SSi? y.
f KT.I.TfjffWC'R
L 7# t kamber ?!.- ' Please to take notlcethat
been lone established, and that mtk-i
be had at the shorted notice. Thoae wbo are ?M^p
servants sheuld apply immrdiatcljr. No. * M juM at
?er of Broadway. M "
PIONEER VAST LINE.
* ia hail road and canal to i'ittsbi rcu
' """toter Ho**, corner Broad and k?cc street,,
T. ?"'j/ at to o'clock.
d^WSLSE ??' nP?" ""* "">?? ^rv he.,
of passenger. iin.fiir.. , ,'xI,r,'s;sly lor the accommodation
Thia is the onlv P?l ? it -v nny country,
riibury, '.hereby Jlw ni i r""1 OI! to Ifar
PitUkurirb in three .l?f '.' "i "1f.canal travel, ami reaching
as was lorinerlv (lie ca!e u* i ""our ?*d u I wit",
tliere took the canal. ' * Ib^y went by Columbia, aikf
in tlie L^iti^|J.s'ul,''"'' 'rt "1W llne is not "Celled by any Other
JulTirTwiu SwavHhi' %i""' '*?"*?<, Nashville, St.
?U. ilhi' Vil'S Market'sL^r.^ a,? WMlow ,1l;i.C,"">nut
Philadelphia, May 3. A. B. < I .MM IN (is, Apent.
L.ONQ lSI,A \ D RAIL HOAD/'""
-^yj; I
?SS: ?f &Auaa[*aWil,|n,nL "^r ^r :
,7 o'clock, .A. M. ^i^kl ^Xk^"'
3 - p. m. " Vi ? M ' ;; '' .M
r'"' ' h !ra.'"* u b* omitted,
vir Wei .nrv 'i a'"'1 ,eft *???* following places,
WTrS7uS:?Az?.iD' 1
<Sxnsz
morning, >t 7 o'clock. ,clo< k- riie FIUK on Monday
ti - vnoi... r.n.'m th(' font of Corllan.lt st
pood?, freight, hai>gfi"e tc ' "" owners ol such
- ? 6R is ? *' ? mv22
"KW AU1U\(JKMKNT.
^ W* NRWBI'ROR ? Landing at Cald
Po.i,n,T,H'steaml>oiit IIK.II
foot of Warren street *v!Tv Vt V ll-,I\Ynr,l,;"'>' w the
afternoon Ht 5 o'clock Kettmiinir l>y ' v ,"5' i""' s,n,"r,,?V
?lay morning at ? ovtl LT ^'r Newburp every Mon.
noon at 5 nYhwL ? V. ^ u^lny ami F ridgy alter*
K*4rirht or A!i, v "?'?? further notia,
myit-Hi in' *? ' "PPhJf ?,J ji?,? ,?!"? "" h<?ril, or to
^7 - T. POWELL & CO. N?wh?r?r/i.
? fc - A IV l ? PRO~
KiMBSt. M(-?,,er , K VI V f^VVa! N,i'\K- IC
"""?
ste.sa.ipssinKJ: ar&sr?
For furti-r inlomialion ,u<|Uir,M?, b.lar.l, or of
th^ate^^?l?t^)r'o^o<^^0rl>i^,^'r^'^'''il'''y ?"'e'fin^croi'ini'
uiyI'I
r> >M|>, r. if. The ?teatnl??>at < I,KOPATRA
day) afternoon, at 5 oVU.j -fc?" "?I,K W'" k*Ve to?norrow (Tu.- I
Fare to New London, f-J. Stages will leave I ,? /?
aSS,t;ifcr N"* 1 r'ui'iK.SS^ 1
;s,fr, kk t 31 oVtei
a nialtitude of hired ?Un<lerm ! i 1 monopoly have
I??w4 i. uttered by th? m to prev.' r , ,1 .'7, ?'?"??? >1*
Haiwlilik r. She in entirely neu |y fitted tu>?tCl V S?.*?,
trentleinanly treatment. Leave fi,r 4 IlLnJ
- ?^?""'^5. ;"3 n\"r7Z7?;:
?? Broadway, beinjr the middle of il... i , , 1 nf
finished. This (ion?> U Hnld.^l in ,i ! i h nr limise*i?st
uiy!6-Utf ^^AKa, 13o Wiiernreet
Mi?s r,r i'Hn> nf,,? n?.
"ome parlor*, on' the ' 'J-,'-, ,'V.I ?,orv '' 'w'ilh'maH 1*?
^ -?r~
?7i? 4
or together. The Store an. I wfLuVl "r,*tr,, *',l,?r?<ely
ly ultelvetl, well a.hioie.l i.ir ? '"'"d floor are bandtonie
businewi requlrin? r^.n. ?'"clioueer or any rMpMtable
w SmiiHV.nJ, in ,w
" ' m ? _ . auMbr
TO IiKi The Mtore known \ 1 1,,
Laiie, one d.K.r fr?.in Pearl street. Pfceaewiofi riven i,n
wwHntriy. Inquire at IfM P. iirl ?L jflo!y
J' ^rThr "f tke second story of the
Home No. 37 ? ourtlan.lt street, either to u small r. .t..-c
XI il !"i!7 w,,'K>"t children, to artists, or lor oft/res
The floor contains two lart.'e mnm, well l.trhted wjjh
place*, ctoaeU ; beaMet two large rloaett that liave been
beslroows. Applvonthepreiiii.es. myS-tfy
? he beach, a,?' neal'lo t? t? "f
^S.10
Ariih.Vn'/f'Tn^ l'"rl' ln * Central situation
eltb ? otalile or workshop. Apply at .177 Brnnd
my 4-1 f
r, nev st^.eiT.TrTi'T ':,rL'" ?n<l rrmn ?"d^. n0.
Apply 't' v.' '??
?-? sas itr.-ter -
4 TW K V A l,L, NTODDA HT fc r?i v >,
( onrtlaii.lt Mraet, l.etr |? llTtnilje tha?i*K k
Pluah and
win'r [/"'""i '''"?hea, (V(T In. lies' lionnets which they
Will *? II on armmtiKMlatiri(f tprm**.
Hma, Cap*, Stocks, an.1 Slock Frames, at wlmlesale. ?12-y
A fit M K 'h K H I* rV ^ V ! T lK lH l' K R "ATS.
JB ' lK?' ' M>.? RAtiR It <;??., IM Rroailu-a v
^ ^eie"^7^*'",ir "'Kl.,h" P"1'1"'. "'?< h"'Z:
quenre of the nn|>recedente.| pre?snre hi the
market, II ie finrp of thnr while ?nnimer Ham will l?e rrdoo J
te [itm p f
fronifA to $4. "A The qualllv ofthealwive Hats Iteinif atl|<en.?r
to tho.c furnisheil, and which L'ave nniversnl salitfaction I ant
?Mfrnner, R la pre-nmrsl ?i|| neeo no c?tnmont. my 19-1 w*
^ Brow w <v (o.'hu?r pkic r hat
jH s I < >lt ? rite sulavrdtera, aince the year 1tf4, have
ilfTM <1 at farnMiin(r the pnltlic with an efe^nnt and sulv
~ ^hiiIuiI HAT of the moat (rracelul form, at the acrom
mo?latit?(( price of frt Tliry can now say Ihnt their eflorta
have been crowned * Ith irinmphant ??ece?s. The Hals maun
Ifcctared bjr thrm during the last three inowba, snr|*aa in bean*
ty and tiinali any lirretotore olTered, ami stand pre-rmim nt
amrmf those of hii'ber prices, worn by IIm fashionable world.
To their patron* tliey would *av ? the quality, a* faraa may l?e.
is nmfi>rm ? llie firUt mo.1. rale and fl*?d? th*1 |>ro?it small, ami
all th?- *nle* fcir astk 1711 Cliathain (MM^i cor. Mon ?t
mvlMf BROWN k CO.
MVBBHE ?HBII at wholbsalk
PRfcrs.? ' To TIIF LAHfr^-T. MORWAN, IZ1I-2
(liatham st, icn<|c??|i lo mf.iriTi the ladies of N. York ami it*
vicinity that he has in.f received, pnr recent arriynla, the i?o*t
choice aiel ele|(aiil asaortment of irraaia ever olR-retl in thl*
%
lleirant Printed Mu?lios, of the most novel deaijma.
Printed U?n< ami f'hallice*.
40? Vieloria Dresses, at ^ M the dreaa nf 10 yarda, anmne
which are a choice assortment of colors
1 rase of the real Imperial Bine Rla. k Wanhimr Rilki, at
eirht shillinir* per yanl, never o/Tsred In lhl? city under (en
ahillincr*.
RiW?on? in en. I lea* varivtv.
A full an?l rlaiice aaaortment of rich ficnred and plain
Silk* ami Satin*. ?
18 4 doren plain and emhroi.lered Hoaiery, for I* *d per
hpnlr.
Ruasia Miapera and Table Linen*.
I cane ol Oilnon's celebrared Irish Linen*.
4 cartona ol Fn broideries.
Drapery Mn?iin?. In ey? Ty ?tvle, lopetlwr with a larpe
aasortment of French ("alic??-* nml D.waesttc (lnn.li, loo nu
meroaa to mention, at (lie lowest price naked, nml mi abate
ment. T M(?R'J AN. I 2 f'haiham ?t afcSin
i ^ItANlTI*". The?tih?.-ril? r wili furnish blocks o? Ora
\W nlte to nr^er, nf anv *i?eor .limen?Wma, delivered on the
east hank of thi Mm-1 ' ? - ? ? Ihwi Naw Varfc .
eqnal in quality to any of the eastern Oranite j or any point
deaienatMl on the river, at ibe low eat term*.
Application to he made ia Ward It Howard, F*q., No. S
Harnaoo *treett fornetm* Rikeman, Peeksfcilh or the *nl>acri
ber, at Cohl Spring, Putnam county, near the Quarry.
IIFNRY HOI. P AM
A rent of the Hifhla*d Wranite (n
Cold Rprinjr, April 2*d, li-'H a?2 Ira
4k M &. M
OLD filiTABUHHEll PACKET OFFICE,
?n,.. p, A1 No. .JJ4 PEARL STREET.
I memJ mrr h*v? ??nclnded additional irrun
, criMHil in tiu. "* ''pl'ab'hof extra spring ships to IrtTeli
deurau* , ,r \j .x "! "i'ruary, March, and ApriL Persons
lion. In .loin" r frieni make early applioa
n*\ \vil| prevent detention delav ?nJ Ji*.
apiKMntnw-nt. All will t... ' , nuon, "? i?y , an? ui?
' ..? i _ 111 ? iniilt'd to a free passage La the
FllEIUUT ASIU PASSAGE FROM LIVER
POOL.
To remedy tin* inconvenience occasioned to shipper* is U
pool, hy many of the recent vessel* having shutout good*, thay
are requested to (iliwrvp that ill addition to the eight extra
spring ships previously organized by the Robinson Line, Uie
following select convevttncaB are engaged, in order t>. Afford
every facility with a greater frequency of departure, vu
POWHATTAN, 580 tons, ('apt McCurran
GARDINER, 940 Capt. Jackson,
MANCHESTER, .r>70 Capt. l'atton,
K.A.I All, .531 Capt Blw?,
CALEDONIA, (new,) 7ti2 Capt. ?.
ROKINSONt (new,) 762 Capt
HENRY KNEEI,AND,S03 ( apt. Ranling
MATT AK EES KT, 433 Capt Drew,
Bi ll L1NGTON, 4h'? Capt <i. J. Priace,
SYLLERIK, 221 #'apt Hunler
ANN HALL, 771 Capt Jackson,
Kl'TI "/.OFF, 41U Capt. Newton.,
LEVANT, 2 Cii|>t Parsons.
To passenger* giving a preference to this line they are very
res|?ectfiilly informed it is the intention of this company to do
away with the present contused system of bringing out passen
gers, ami for (instead of the present steeraee) fore anil aft call
in*, after the principle of those much admired and powerful
steamers so successfully employed on the Liverpool ami Glas
gow station. Apply or address 331 Pearl street.
DOUOLAS ROBINSON & CO.
ROBINSON BROTHERS, Liverpool
alt ROBINSON k CO. Dublin.
l-As?AiiF. to \ M> FKOM TIIK VNITED
KINUDOMOFUItRAT BRITAIN AND 1RL
LAND.
?m. ?
Weekly conveyance by the Robinson's Line. The proprietor*
res|>ei tlullv infonn tlieir many and very numerous friend* thai
the undermentioned extra spring shins, vl* :
JANK WALKER, KITI'/.OFF.
M AROARET, CONttRBSS,
SILLER IE, .Ml TT AM 'SET,
LEVANT, S LOCIJM,
hare been fnwMil to rupply the kmli, in order to ensure and
guarantee additional facilrtb-a, comfort*, and ilespatch. I trail*
as usual on the hank of Ireland and the Itohinson V Co.. Dub
lin, on tbe National Bank, and all itt branches, ol which Daniel
O'Counell, Esquire, is the governor. Tbe rate* of passage
have been for some time past very consideraltiy reduced, and
the company tender a free passage to all wherever the steam
Iwiats run U>: the proprietors deem it worthy of noticing that,
for the last year, 183h, they sailed from the port of Liverpool
alone, sixty vessels of t lie largest class, being on an average of
one ship for every six days, a great accommodation, as it pre.
rents detention and delay, ?o very -erioosly complained of hy
passenger* who engage w ith esiablishnients having only occa
sional opportunities. Apply or address 334 Pwarl >t. ?
DOI'OLAS ROBINSON, New York.
ROBINSON BROTHERS. Liverpoel
f2tf ROBINSON & CO., Dublin.
N1
PA?!iiAUE X'KOiH IhELANDAMI)
EHOLAND,
In opport unities every five or six dav?, by u ay of Liverpool.
Sb @ M> Jff>
Til K ROBINBON'S LINE, with remittances, moi>ev or
ders, checks, and bank jiost notes, sailing on the 1st, Mi,
lflth, and 20th of every month
The proprietor of the Robinson Lin< very kmdlr return
thanks to their many and widely extended friends, for the effi
cient and able support tliev have received for so many years
past : and at the same time feel gratitied in having it in their
C>wer to announce that they have, in Cl>nse<juen3e of many
?avy shipments of specie, deposited to their credit in the banks
ol Ireland and Kii'/land, hare lieen enabled to iu I end and aug
ment very materially their arrangements with the most opu
lent and wealthy haukers, for the payment of their drafts ou
presentation.
A* regards the agents for the attention of the Robinsons pas
mifti, through Ireland, ibey at least pontes* honesty, |>robity,
and integrity *, have lieen selected as responsible, wise, and in
telligent business men, who will carefully attend to the collec
tion ol' debts or other business where efficient powers of attor
ney have been remitted. Passengers studying tbelr conve
nience, should prefer this line. Induing so, they will avoid
making contracts with |>eople having no agenclef Pfther in
Dublin, Liverpool or elsewhere, and whos*-only feeling, aftnr
receipt of money, has and will 1m1 to gain a per rentage ou the
amount of passare, reckless of all other consequences.
Application for remittances and passaged should be directed
33-1 Pearl street.
DOITOLAB ROBINSON k CO. New York.
ROBINSON It BROTHERS, hanker*, Loerpool.
ROBINSON k CO. Dublin. mylOtf
A"V KOK HIM., KNOL.AWD.-To sail 28th ol
vHRlMay. ? The well known last sailing first class packet
? ?" ship TIIOM AS DANIELS, Captain Davidson, will sail
asaliove, andean liandsomely accoaimodate n few cabin, *>'?
. .., t ? ?!. in. urn t si, , r . i . paaseiigers, it immediate Application
is made on hoard, foot of Dover street, or to
IIAWHON k McMI'RRAY,
my 1 2 CMHrtf Hh Hi iHttlk
rfft PAMHMiK KHDMt OKK.UIHRCT.
The well known fast sading ship TRV AOAIN.(*ap
UK. t a ill Haycock, will positivel/ sail in July, ami will t>e
comfortably fitted np ror pass?'nu'erf, who will he engaged ?u
reasonable terms, if early application lie made to
RAWSON t McMI'RRAY.
aX Corner of Ptm- and South street.
,1* PAHHAOK FOR LIVRtfOOL
J9I> The packet Shin POW MATT AN, laying at Dover
wharf, will lie promptly di-s|mtcbe<1, and can very
comlortably take a few cabin au4 steerage passengers. Thm
op|>ortunity prevnts, in point of ipeed and safety, a convey
ance second t? none.
Drafts as usual on the Rank of Irelaud, and RohinaonA Co.,
Dublin ; on l.iver|wwil. Robinson Brothers, Bnnken. Apply
331 Pearl street, New York
my3 DOUOI.AB ROBINSON It CO.
F,n VOI1K I. IKK IlMHI'llANCE ANI)
TRI'ST COMPANY.? Fersona may ifTect insurancet
with this Company on their own lives, or the live* of others,
ami either for the whole duration of life, or for a limited perl*
oiL Tbe payments o| premium may be either made annually,
or in a gross sum.
Premiums on One Hundred Dollars for One Year.
Aire. 1 year. Age. I year. Aire. 1 vear. Age. I jr.
14 0 72 W 1 07 ? l? SO 1 M
15 o T7 27 I 12 *? I 37 31 I VI
? a ?HI 2R 1 '? 40 l? 52 2 09
n ? m 29 i a 4i i w SB a i*
IH 0 IN 90 1 31 42 I M M 111
iq a aa 31 1 32 43 I R9 M 2 33
20 0 91 32 1 33 44 190 2 47
T| 0 92 33 I 34 4ft 1 91 '.7 2 70
Vl 0 94 34 1 35 46 I 92 '4 3 14
? o 91 3ft I * 47 I 93 *? 3 f7
099 3B 130 48 IM bo 435
& 1 00 37 1 43 49 I M
Monev will lie received in deposit by the Company, and held
in tru?t, upon which 'merest w ill be allowed ?s follow*:
Coon any sum over $100, irreileeinahle for I year,
1 44 per cent.
? m m joo " forftmoa, 4 percent.
? u <1 inn " for 2 mm, 3 per cest
TRI'fTF.ES.
Wm. Bard. Samuel Thompson,
Thomas W. LoilloW, Isaac Brotwon.
Win . B. Mwr^nce, Peter Rem*-,,.
JacJ. Lorlllard, Btepl?# a Warren,
John l?ner, ??tneii Kent,
p,.|er llarmonv, Natliann l Prime,
M Van ReMMMllaer, N. Devereau*.
John (1. Costnr, Beni. Km wer.
Tints. Suflern, Cornv W I.s ?? retaee,
|| C lie Rham, Jonathan ?J ??fllwie,
James Mc Bride, John
P. (). Stuvvesant, TIk>io?? J. *>akley ,
Stephen Whitney, J"'"n '
John Ma-sou, ? , Ouhaa C. Yerplwk,
Bent. L. Sssan.
1 WM BARD. Frest leni.
r i Nlt'OIJi. Secretary.
Dr D ATKINS. Physfetaa to the C.impanv. nJ4-tf
r t rll ?c ^iiH'l 'R A^KhH'ACI FIRE INSLT*
nivi K I'flMfAM (ontmne to insure against los* nr dam
1 . <',r. 1 Mini's, griivla, ships In port, and their cargoes,
and every deacr plioa penwoal pmiwrty, at their o?ce, Na.
18 Wall sir" DIRECTORS
Rolicrt (his lie, Thomas Bolton,
< >mI wise, llenrv II. Fllintt.
Hnmei Jack""". Thomas Sari- int,
t ortlamll Palmer, *de*r Jenklw,
fnhn La^twer Oraham, ( V P llasbrook .
Thowas Tile-ton, Hettrr H
laaiis De Casse, Oenrge D. Strong.
?enrv Wyrkorf, Charl. . O Hao.lv.
Samuel T. Ti-dale, Bte,*. a H^n-.
Witiiaio P llalb tt. Edward FTwC
William f. Nauru, noBF.RT AINSLEI, Preside?.
I NO McBR MR d I y
4 ( \ it l>. W M H tt HHI'ltS Iispiv t illy infonrw
J\ hi* friends and the public that be has, in connection with
his Mtenm C.aifcctionarr at ?-?raml street, between Chrys
,ie sip, | Forsyth streets, added a splendid saloon. The stale in
which It is fnrnkhed. Hf UpBter eicellency of his tee
rrenms, a iih-s, ?n<< other refreshments, cannot lie sur[ aa*eil in
nut other estal'lishiacfit in 11m- citr.
W II. A. pledr< s lianself thai hi* Saloon shall be comforted
in 'lie "tost rcpeetable ami orderlr manner, ami that every ??
tentian shall I*- p?"l to the ?ccowimo.lartcni of those who wil
( . f s it h ;i sisit wty4"lat*
S- A (ijk? Will Wtakenka (he fireproof m.i'i, M ami
S2 Water street. Apply oa the premises, to
?14 II ART MAN k BIRDS ALL.