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Morning herald., 1839-09-09
BOSTON NEW YORK ExPREss PACKAGE CAR

BOSTON 4 NEW YORK EXPRESS PACKAGE CAR
Notice 10 Merchants and all Business Men.
~.~--- WILLIAM \. HARNDEN, having made ar
Il rangemsnts with the New York and Boston
EkTi Transpo tatioR, and stoniag and Providence
GrLa LSlIrl Rail Road Companies, will tfnugh
-z-x5x from Boston n York, and versa,via ston
ipctou Rail Road with the Mail Tram, Daily, for the
ortaoa Specie small packages Of Goods and bundles Of
All kinds Packages by this Line will be delivered early
on the following morning. a any part Of the city, free Of
charge responsible agent will accompany the for the
p.rpo.e o purchasing goods and collecting drafts and
bl. and win transact any other business that may be
trusted TO his charge.
por,.moah an Copcord ~ Hi Gsrdiner, Augusta Portland
and Banrpr Me- will Le forwarded immediately their
vel In Boston. .
All Packages must be once, No Wall street, New
Yor&.
rxrKPRrcrs.
George Bond Sons,
bryant, sturgi. n Co,
John Y. Ths,er " Broth. po.,o,
Nathan Hale, Esq
J. w Clark Co.
II. Mussry.
John T. smith 4 Co.
r. IA. Winslow, NEv YoPR.
James w. Hale,
B. All packages and bundles BE- marked TO his
VIM Harnden Is alone responsible for the loss or INJURY
of any article property committed to his nor any
risk assumed by be attached the Boston and New
York Transportation Company in whose his crate Il
transported, IN respect 10 IT. is contents time
iyl6-2m
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

ros csGShsn D.; sI.s.y. sA. ..s.s a.ss Soh s0s ~
from Battery Place. Pier No. l, North Ri
YER, via Stonngton, Newport and Providence
Massa shusetts, Capt Comstock.
Rhode lslaud, Capt. Thayer.
. Narragansett, Capt Ch,d.
Providence, Capt Woosey.
Lexington. Capt Vanderbilt.
One Of the above Boats will leave New York daily except
Sunday
Passengers the arrival Of The Steamers stoningfon,
may take the Rail Road Cars and proceed with the mail mme
diats to Providence Boston, continue the steam
Newport and take the rail road Providence for
Bosi on.
The steamer Lexington Capt Vanderbilt will leave this
afternoon, Monday 9th, at o'clock. from Pier No. l, for
Providence, via stonington and Newport, and the Masa
chusetts, Capt. Comstock, to. morrow. aue29
b r~ hNEW YORK, NEW ARK, BELyILLE
Grg2nAa- AND ACQUACKANONK.-On and after
Sept. l7th the Steam boat Passac will run
between New York and Newark connection with the Steam
Olive Branch at Newark which boat will be in readiness
the arrival Of the Psc and freight to
Beville and Acquachanonk and leaves follows viz
Foot Of Barclay st. New York. Centre wharf Newark,
10 O'Clock A. M. IT O'Clock A. nj.
4P.M. l9P.M.
On Sunday the passengers will leave,
81 o'clock A. NJ. II O'Clock A. M.
4P.M 2P Nj.
Fair Newark 1884, Belvie 25 and Acquackanonk 3lI all
kinds Of freight taken reasonable terms. RI29
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

n g-S~ n EXCURSION to Shrewsbury, Longbranch
- snI Ocean House, Sunday August 4h.
A--The Steamboat Saratoga, Capt. Wilcox
will leave ~ Canal street At O'Clock foot &C Liberty
street half past and Battery at o'clock Returning will
leave Red Bank at 3 O'Clock r. NJ.
Thi. Excursion will give persons opportunity TO drive
and battle the Ocean House and retsrn early the evening
Passage each way. % cents. je's I'm
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

On 3, Sunday Sunday the passengers will leave,
y y. o'clock A. M. y o'clock A. NJ
Fair Newark lsa, Belve % and Acquackanonk 3i all
kinds Of freight taken reasonable terms. @i2e
OLD ESTABLISHES PASSAGE OFFICE.
~ - -
Corner Of Pine and South streets.
The subscribers having completed their arrangement for
the 1882 for the purpose bringing out pasen
inform their friends aud the public general first class
ships will be despatched from Liverpool for this port weekly
by which Residents can send
Ireland England Scotland and Wales thus aordng an op
poruny have them brought out by tie packets by
sien hips as heretofore much rate of
The communication between this port and Liverpool is
brought close by the Steam Ships that those sending for their
friends have facas usual in all cases where the
sent for declines coming the money will be refunded to
from whom may be received their returning the
passage certificates.
Office Of i..a the subscribers. res. RXwsoN MeMusRAY
cor. Pine aud South SITS.
The subscribers aso beg to state that addition TO the
above they agents for the regular packet ships sailing
this port. as follows:-
LIVERPOOL the Ist 7th aiA 10Th aAd a5th Of each
NGSI,H New ORLEANS weekly.
SAVANNAH do
CHARLESTON do
All Of which first class vessels by which be
gagged for the above Ports the most reasonable
aua4 cod
NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
da6 ~ 80
To sail from New York ths 25h, and Liverpool the
18th Of each month
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt. H. A. Depeyster 75th Sept
Ship GARRICK, Capt. A. S. Palmer, 25th October
Ship ROSCIUS, Capt John Collins 25th November
Ship sIDDONS, Capt ~ B. Palmer 25th December.
LIVERPOOL
Ship SHERIDAN, 18th July
Ship GARRICK 18th Aug
Ship ROSClUS, 18th September.
Ship SlDDONS, 18th October.
These ships are all Of first class, upwards Of 1000
burhen built in the city of New York with such i'm
combine speed with unusual comfort for
passengers Every has been taken in the OF
their Accommodation Tke price Of passage hence Sla0,
FOR which ample including wine, Sc will be provided
These ships viii be commanded BY experienced masters who
viii make every exertien give general saactien Ne'ter
e captains of these ships will be accountable for
letters parcels packages by them unless regular
hills OF adg agned therefor For freight passage apply
10
f. X COLLINS co.
Sc South st N. York, or TO
wM. JAS. BROWN CO., Liverpool
Letters by the Packets will be charged 2 cess siage
,heet-50 per ounce and newspapers cent each
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

n oCo FoCO MATLHEs.-saipping orders and whole
L. sale dealers supplied Apply at STEVENS Premium
Match Factory 50 Edrdge street Warranted never failing
and damp proof and constituting reality the most perfect
,rI.teh ;r,.gnahl. an30 In
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

L lJARLEQUJN or The GROTESQUE MAGAZINE, price
l2i cents single Nos 81 25 per in advance embe
lished with numerous Comic Engravings For sale at
ELTONS Publication Offices,
s7lw* 104 Nassau Of Ann and l34 Division SITS.
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

nNE HUNDRED extra fine Florence Braid Bounets
~ 25 do PLAN English Straw do just received aad for sale
liberal terms BY Il. SMITH & Co.
au7-3m' l76 Pearl St.
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

WANrED.-A young American English girl offrom IL
w TO 10 years ofage to do the work Of small family
sstng only of gentleman and his wife, Apply ~ John ST.
between the hours Of II and o'clock au.2S
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

DUOKs OF HERALDkY.-T. BROWN, Stone seaI
ID Engrayer has removed to 233 Broadway opposite the
Park-Coals of Arms Crest Cypbers, Embsmatc subjects
&C. engraved diamonds anethys, topaze. crystals
&cbought 10 the rough, cut TO any form. Ladies' SEAL
Pencil Cases Sgne Rings Sc engraved with Goats of Arms
Cresis, Notices, any other device.
Goats painted and forwarded TO any part Of the
United States.
Books Of eraldry kept with upwards Of 100000 names
Goats ef Arms found. s6-St
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

9sSsS- FOR NEW OkLEaNs-fusitisey nr,t EeIu
SHrFf packet-Lonisiana and New York iIne.-The
ailiag ccppered and copper fastened ship AR
ToGA Hathaway master having most Of her cargo ergag
viii sail Immediately. For freight passage having ha
furnished aeconm pdation, apply on board AZ Orle
wharf foot Of Wall street r.. X. COLLINS co
a So South street
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

DRlNCIPLES OF BOOKKEEPING.-As have time
inclination to indulge MIR. Thomas Jones his desire
for nooriey by discussing with him the principles Of Book
keeping refer those who wish to read something
else that subject to small pamphlet published by IL
contains all have to to Mr.. Thomas JONES'
support Of my system The price of the pamphlet l2k
cents but that will b. repaid for copy returned
to office, the reading Off will nothing The pamphlet
may he had the office Of the Evening Post my Office,
50 Cedar street. &. C.. MARSH s6 81.
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

.OVE! LOVE! LOVE!!.-Just Pub
M Sx\ hed a very interesting little work entitled
E~NA The ART OF LOVE- (or Lessons for
10 - Lovers,) from the celebrated writings of
Ovid Chaucer and Dryden translated from the French with
engravngs. Contens-The Art Of Loye-Court of Love,
Remedy for Love- SC &C. Sc The first part contains the
des which the author lays down fer young follow in
their courhps and the second teaches the ladies how
make themlelves beloved.
The opinions of the Press-The a, Of ove-We have CLAN.
ced this little book, and think the Heates edition
have yet II free from the expressions and
peruou matter Of the original though admit it
aas language but the subject must be the
it will doubt be highly interesting all who read
it. Price Fifty cents copyFor sale at the book store No
s. Park Row, four doors from Ann Street. opposite the
Astor House. - m
ny- SYLVESTER NEW REPORTERAND COUN
TERFET DETECTORis, to the Herald, the very best
and most useful publication extant to the of business
it exceea advertising medium, and the charges
sonasle 1t published every Tuesday morning. by SYLVES
TER& CO.. 1856 Broadway jel7'
SOS452 Wa, the quantity SS 1SsrsH ss' Fsni
from October 1sa7, to October, 1888.
Y,s above statsnySs the estimation which
PAS held, ard y >cssumed viii be inducement to
those who desire good article at least to make trial
Of them.
To had all Staoners and wholesale only the Manu-
facturers Warehouse, 100 Beekman st. au6-y
DACIFIC HOTEL, l62 Greenwich street, New York
The Subscriber having become proprietor OF the above
Hote will at all times endeavor TO merit liberal share Of
public patronage. [auslmt] HIRAM CRANSTON.
i OST-A shert from the neghborhoed Of Broome
IL street, liver and white POINTER PUP about nine
moas old, and 10 the Of DASH" suitable
reward will be given its to No. IL Maiden Lane aug
nEsIRABLE PRIVATE BOARDlNG-A respectable
~ English family having two Handsomely furnished bed
unoccuped desus OF receiving two single gentle
boarders breakfast and dinner Sundays) Any
gentleman OF retired habits who desirous of the above
commodaons will find them to all the advantages and
comforts VI private home Please to apply at AS9 Greenwich
street between Canal and Spring streets OF the
hrst respecability given and required su33
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

SALMON GUT-Just opened, genuine lot, Of extra
- stoutness selected expressly for the subscribers from the
English markets. to which invite inspection from
sporting friends. r. p DAVY & Co
81 3ts l85 Chatham. door from Oliver st
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

n d. THE STEAMBUAT WASHINuION
G-trA<--5 having discontinued running between New
Hs-ss.fz>@- York and Albany, will resume her regular
trp. between New York aud Newburg Monday the 2s
instant leaving New York every Monday and Thursday alter
noon o'clock and Newburg every Tuesday and Friday
afternoon O'Clock, touching the intermediate landings
20 receive light freight and Passengers
BAH freight baggage bank bills, specie must be Al
risk OF the owners unss bill Of iading given therefor
or the goods be entered on the books of the boat.
aup CRAWFORD. MARTIN W.
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

sJy- FOR LIvERPOOL-kew Lioe Regular Packet Of
NftH1 25h September. The elegcgan Packet Ship >her
Ss. dan, Captain A. T. De Peyser, 900 tous burthen
will sail above For freight passage having accommoda
tons us qua for spIendor comfort apply board at
Orleans vi arr foot OF Wall street or to Elk COLLINS
60. So South street au27
The Packet Ship Gsrrek Captain H. Palmer, vii succeed the
Sheridan and sail on the 26th October au27
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

S<SN- FOR CADIZ-The superior fsst.saling coppered
AfFSfN snd copper-fa.tened Ship SARAH ARSlLia
L. Gardner, Master will be promptly dispatched.
freight passage for wAch she has elegant accommoda
ions, apply TO BOYD HENgkER
auisy Tontine Building
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

LNOR SALE superior iron press, Boston patesl--see
II hoxe. sardnes, Ia oil Just received q. per boa.
30 ch.rrie. IN brandy ~ bottles each. S6.Ss
% eases White win.-26 do Red Wine. lsH, -
Is casks Bordeaux Wines. s22
5000 feathers for billiard cuss, at s.. per dozen.
Apply at sor Broadway of A. ROCHE
au2O m Cali. de Mile CoIonnos-
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

6.sf- FOR NEW ORLEANS-rhe splendid New Copper
E3 and Copper fastened Packet Ship SEA Captain Fisher,
having large part Of Ter engaged and going
board will have sick epach cabin cabin aud
age passage having splendid accommodations apply board
foot Of Pine street or TO the subscribers
RAWsON * Nc MURRAY,
Corner nl PING and South street. D.
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

M ANTED An aative lad about IL or l6 years age,
W to attend in Dry Goods Store. One who has had
some experience the retail dry good business and would b.
satisfied with his board and small compensation for the first
year, may apply at lac Fulton street. Brooklyn lw+
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

RUAKD-A gentleman and bis wife two three single
- gentleman, have Handsomely furnished rooms with
board, by applying ut No. 10 Park Place.
English and French spoken. auI2-hln.
Morning herald., 1839-09-09

nn DOLLARS REwARD.--Lost oui Thursday tie letn
~ of August, board the Abanyl Steamboat Ekh
Carpet bag with red and blu. stripes, containing linen
cloths French books Of engraved on the blade Win
the proprictor's name, and other small articles
ANTHONY l.. FROStH
au28 eod2w 50 Beaver street, upstairs
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-02
THE Loco-FoCo RIOTERS.

The Globe has long, but vainly attempted to ex-
tenuaie The traitorous conduct OF the late mob at
Harrisburg. Equally vain we're It's fool-hardy and
Outrageous efforts To excite the people Of Pennsylva-
Hia 10 revolution. Its Robespierrean spirit and am
billion, found but feeble response In the wretched
squad that packed into the galleries Of the State House
In feeble emulation Of the Kaiers employed by the
Frrnrh anarchist TO grin In the galleries of the Con-
VenIion.
The Law sill reigns supreme, and viola
ted justice yndcates her authority We are not
quite yet reduced 10 anarchy nor yet Invested OF The
forms and ties Of an organized Government. Some
o. The rioters no, to say traitors have been Indicted
Tor their high misdemsanorS and we trust they will
meet the FIJI MEASURE Of punishment which the laws
prescribe. We are for having them dealt with as
their iniamy deserves. We are for having MODS put
down--summarly and efectuaIly
II may be inferred from the following whether the
Constitution Of the u. s. which requires that The
Federal Government shall protect the States against
domestic violence" Is not dead litter In the hands
OF the present Administration whose official organ
jus'ihes and defends the Harrisburg conspiracy
HaRRlsBURG, January PC.
/ A bill Of indictment was Yesterday cound bv rho
Grand Inquest Of Dauphin county against CAorls,
| Pray, John j. MCdhea, John w RYAN. John fJack1
| Sarage, jos Hail. Aaron r. Cor Geo w. Barfon
Join Shydfy, Martin Dunlap James Black, and GEN
Adam Dtiier, for riot and conspiracy agains, the
Commonwealth at the meeting Of the Legislature.
These, we understand, are but portion Of the con-
| spiraiors against whom true bills will be found.
| Geo, SaadersoR and f. p. Peaaimdn, whose
names we're sent up in the same BILL were not sufi-
cieny identified by the witnesses examined; and
about onefourh Of those in attendance were called
before the Grand Jury-the evidence being conclu-
sive without them.
The people abroad, who have been told by the Lo-
co-focos that there was no mob and riot here on
the i,h OF December, when they dozen of the
ringleaders indicted for treason will be able to Judge
oil the credit that is TO be given TO Locoioco ntelli-
gence. Amongst the persons indicted are two mem.
bers OF The Legislature from Philadelphia county,
| placed in their seats by The mob an office holder
under the General Government; and one recently
appointed 10 office by The new State Administration.
| Telegraph.
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through the United States, who can estimate the ef-
feet the diffusion Of knowledge7
And here Ielose, lest lransgress my own rule Of
oreyiiy, merely remarking, that have not given
sufficient prominence TO Ethical and Religious
knowledge, which was at The foundation Of mans
highest improvement and highest happiness, but
which, in the present physical age, is strangely neg
lecied,-a road or canal demanding thousand
times the expense Of school, and war for piece
Of land exhauSting millions Of money, which might
have supplied to thousands Of men the means Of
learning,-the sources OF moral excellence andper-
maneni JOY. II was said by Lord Bacon" Let no
man think or maintain, thata man can search tool far,
OF be too well studied in the book OF Gods word, OF
In the book OF Gods works, divinity or philosophy /;
but rather lei men endeayor an endless progress or
Pro6cienee in both; only let beware, that they
apply both TO charity, and not to swelling to and
not 10 ostcntaiion"
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New YoRK J,Str,py 81

Marrow ESCAPE AND PRESENCE or MSD-Mr Pas
COLT HALL of this city, and several other gentlemen
their way TO Albany, during the storm of Satur-
day night being anxious to arrive pushed on through
the dark, and, in attempting TO Fishkil Creek
with their carriage, plunged off the pier or bridge
into the swollen current and in this alarming situa-
ton, having managed 10 get on the top OF the vohL
Gle, were foated 200 yards down. There the wheels
fortunately struck sand bar, and made fast; three
Of the horses. having previously been drowned
Happily the weather was not excessively cold-suf-
icently So however TO render their marine position
quite hazardous for sleeping place. Mr.. Hall,
with true courage, chose the alternative OF strip
ping 10 the waist and making for the shore, which
ne reached almost inseHSibe. From thence he pro-
cured with great difficulty boat, which had TO be
wagoned down two miles and then launched He
nus saved his comrades also from deah- Star
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system, the expenditures Of the Government, &e,,
and dwe on these and various other topics al consi
derable length.
MIR. M. having concluded,
On motion OF MIR. CALHooN, Of Kentucky, the
committee rose and reported progress.
The SPEAKER laid before The House the fol-
lowing message from the President Of the United
States:
To the Senate and House of Representatives of the
United States.
herewith transmit report from the Secretary Of
the Treasury upon the subject OF commissions claim
ed by agents or officers employed by the General
Government. The propriey OF new legislation,
regulating the whole mailer matter by express laws
seems very apparent, and is urgently recommended
TO the early attention of Congress.
M. VAN BUREN,.
Washington, January 80, 1889
Also, communication from the Secretary Of the
Navy, enclosing estimates OF the appropriations for
the naval service for the year 1899: laid on the Ia
BILE, and ordered to be printed.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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IN SENATE,

FRIDAY, FEB i.
Memorials were presented by Messrs, Wright South
ard Linn aud others.
Mr. SOUTHARD presented memorial in relation
to slavery in the District Of Columbia and moved It's
reference to a select Committee. On motion OF Mr.
Spence Of Md, the memorial land upon the table
A Resolution of inquiry was referred to the Commit
tee the Library, as to the best disposition of the
1000 Madison papers, ordered by Congress to be printed
by Langtree & O'Sullvan.
Several Reports made from Committees, OF a
private character.
Mr. CRITTENDEN presented resolution Of in.
guiry, III relation TO the expenditures Of the General
Government, calling for information for the sums ex-
pended from Jan., 1917, to Jan, 1889. Mr. Critten-
den wished the to his resolution to accompany
the answer To Mr.. Bentons.
Mr. BENTON objected to this mode OF answer and
Mr.. Crttenden defended it, with Mr.. Knight of Rhode
Island The resolution adopted, with instructions
report the to the two resolutions together,
provided be done without delaying the to
Mr. Benton's resolution,
The Appropriation Bills reported from the
House, received and referred to their appropriate
Committees.
Also the Bill passed by the House in relation to the
| Alexandra and Falmouth Rail Road Company
A Bill extending the Patent Right to Thomas Blan-
chard taken up, House amendment concured in,
and the Bill passed.
Bill regulating the trade and intercourse with In
dian tribes and to preserve peace the frontier was
taken up as the special order The Bill was amended
and passed. and with Bill authorizing the appoint
ment of three additional Clerks in the office Of the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
The following provision inserted in the first of
these Bills
That there be- and there are hereby, added
four paymaserS TO those in the military service
OF the United States, who shall be appointed by the
President by and with the advice and consent Of the
Senate, and who SHALL as 10 tenure Of Office, pay,
emolument service liabilities penalties and in all
respects be upon the same footing the paymasters
now in commission: and the Secretary OF War is
empowered 10 employ ny four of the paymasters OF
the army in the disbursement of moneys for the Indi
an Department.
After the consideration Of private bills,
A bill to allow drawback on imported hemp
when manufactured into cordage and exported, was
taken up and discussion was heard upon the bill.
Messrs. CLAY, CALHOUN, BENTON and
KNIGHT took part in the discussion
Mr.. Knight was in favor OF the bill, and Mr.. Clay
and Mr.. Benton were opposed 10 it.
Mr.. Calhoun said he should vote for il, but reuc-
family,