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New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

\. f. BorSDARr.-A gentleman who has Just
arrived from the State of Maine reports that Gov.
Fairfield wa, about to convene the Legislature of
that State in consequences Of dispatches Just re-
ceiyed by him from Mr.. Webster, stating that Lord
A.hburton fully authorized 10 settle the bound
AIRY Question, and that there was every prospect
That this lon. DISPUTED matter would be soon ad-
justcd to the satisfaction of oil parties
Boston Trrn.cris.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

~ sirnnger, Do you wan, Boots and Shoe. ,-lfso
20 10 >trirr Co Great Callarnc Boot and Shoe Mar
htt a. Caiarlnc 81 corner OF Munroc where yoI can find
the larg.,, and best assortment, YOU ever saw and Al nrce
never before -quaed Just try H. foi mi II,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

RATES OF Toll os THE CASALs-We are re-
quested to state that the Canal Board have made
40 alteration in the Rates of Toll established BY
the Canal Board on persons and property trans
ported nalI the navigablc Canal. Of the State FOX
me year loll.A Consequently the toll. renal n
as they were for the last year. Eve. Jour
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

" A valuable and interesting work will shortly
issue from the Press under the title of : TnE
AMERICAN STATESMAN" dedicated to the Hon.
Henry Clay by 'rho-- c. Pinckncy. ESD of the
Ncw.York Brr. 1t will contain the Declaration
of Independence, Article. of Confederation, and
Constitution of the United States, with note, and
comments, together with tho mort distinguished
Specche, Of Messrs. Clay, Webster, Calhoun,
Everett, and others. on all leading Constitutional
questions, cases of Impeachment, &c.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

GA NEw Mar OF THE WoELn, some by
4 feet in size, has Just been published by Phelps
& Ensign Of this City 1t exhibits the discoveries
and conclu.ion. OF the most recent pl'rcrs and
raricatcrs, whether toward the North or South
Pole is very full and precise in its locations and
appears to cmbody great az amount of Geo
graphical inforpu,ion as can be comprcsscdwithin
so rnodcmtc a space. Around it. as border are
arranged the flags of all nations. while still with
out this is another, illustrating. Conchology by nu-
mcrous specimens. There i. no Map of the World
80 fresh and full RS THIS within knowledge
Price 81 Mr. T. W.Wilcasc. agent of the rnt>
fishers will soon submit this work to citizens
for their approval aud patronage.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

70 The funeral services of Bishop ENGLAND,
were performed onhc 18th By Right Rev. Bishop
KEsDRlck of Philadelphia. Upon his coffin were
painted his last words-u,,ered in reply the re-
mark of his physician tina, ne could not recovcr,-
Il had hopes rise. bur bow 10 tho will Of God
and accept What he appoints, =
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

DAY PERFORMANCE, this afternoon d, the American Mn
seE'Tl ny humber OF talented p-rfo-m.rt he,;I..
woriefiu EXP rul-nts IN Al:nal agnesr M B,rnnn
eecar that be never should have detected rha, fm.i.
from The Gp>ey 0H- She queer Iue witch.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

- We are indebted TO HARSpES,s Express Tor
Boston papers in advance OF the Mail.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

The Missions in South America have this year
been abandoned and the appropriations 10 some
of the Foreign Missions have been considerably
reduced The Annual Report will be published
some time in the mon,hot May, when we will pro-
badly give further particulars.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

- Our MISS. Nos. VII. VIII. has ust
been published BY Appleton g. Co.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

u The Annual State Election in TtRclslA
takes place on the fourth Thursday (2sth) of the
present month
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

II 5sou,c acuyuc.-ihe rc"u lar meeting o, tue
Home League @. The State New OK viii be Held Al the
Repository the AMERICAN Institute IN tho PA on We'ne>
av ,ycln. r,'y the Goth instant. al S ococh II hoped
,,rc Mil S general attendance OF ,hc friends OF Ap-r
can aJo, aud Reciprocal Commerce particularly by >ran
rcr>u,1 IN tie. { aia y
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
II IyelI,s lecture. on s:eoIour-publ;,sed

W 7.yelPs 8Icctures ON eseoIoxy.-Publissed
IN Eeat pamphlet and for sale hi. Office These Lee
lures embrace the following S. ecs Fr-st Water Form
aions Of Auversn- Extinct Volcanoes OF Successive Peri
'd. = Structure OF f.tna Origin of Granite Rocks;
changes IN The Organic World. 8. Upteaval and Subs
dence ct the Earths Crust; Suanicrgcce and R..eeyaon
OF TIE Temple OF Scraps A. Origin OF Coal Rect. and
Theory OF their Circular Form; Coaline Limestone OF va
rou' Geological Age, s. Nature Origin Of Coal; Pc
ol o, lis FORMATION 6. Foo!-Marks OF Fossil Animals;
y, .NaSara District J. Recession Of The Falls OF Niagara
o. aniaer FORMATIONS Transporting Power OF Ice; Action
% ''ac!eTs ana icc5srgS Price . cents.
IT Richard Adams Locke. Celebrated Lecture
on MAGNETISM and ASTRONOMY reporte, for Tie Trb.
une published in neat pamphlet and Tor sale at this Of
Ace. Price 81 cents, or 80 cents per dozen
II Ten Copies Of the LOG CABIN both series com.
pcte neatly bound IN volume for sale a, the this Office
Ihn work contains of Political Statistics of
great Tare and embraces complete History of the Pni-
chi Campaign which resulted tie election of Wil!aa,
Henry Harrison TO the Presidency, and Continued
70 'c close OF the Extra Session Of Congress in lal Price
s. 50
~ A few Copic. Of the Observation-Disclosures.
En- and ELEvEs, bound and for sale his Office Price Sc
~ The American Laborcr, a work devoted TO
inc interests OF American industry the Protection OF
manufacturers aud Laborers for .ae at tbs Office
Price 81 cents.
= y Theodore Ciark's Fashionable Hat Essh-
n corsrr prarl and Cha,ham-s,ree,.-TMs we'll
.ote o. more than SO years Standing news,
pet putin..lo recommend il public notice Dir. &.
SIMPLY wishes TO say that he a, he has been all
prspaFri with full sock moot .lodcrp siyc
and hnSh OF Gentlemans Hats and which - deterpinel
% sell as low as be bought elsewhere in this Cty His
n aa M nnttia combining ghtaess lh elegance he will
'" s al - Do ami his imitation moles.in ATS He also
has toll assortment Of Boys Cloth and oher Caps which
ne WI" sell at prices 10 suit the He will only add,
lei an call and examine his Hats and Cns prices before
making the!f purchase ~ ao eodln
~ Lord Bacon. YorL.-The works al Fran.
cs aeon, Lord Chancellor OF England. 4 new edtios:
WIN NE OF the author, by Basil Montague Esq vols
royal vo with portrait. Just received and sale by
DAYTON / NEWMAN. or Fulloa and Na>sau-s;s
" Wcbster'. KibIe.-The Holy Bible containing
me vi and New Testament, sin the corruor version with
.idn.Ils OF the language hv Noah Webster l. L. D.
or saieb by DAYTON NEWMAN.
dle Fulton and Nassa u.reeu
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

II Frcsi, Salmon served up =, dinner every day Al,
NO 81 q PATTINSON'S. cor. Nassau and Ann.sl..
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

70 The large paper factory of S. II. Byrnc &
Co, Norwich, CT. wa. burned down on the 18th
Loss $lS ,000-asursa $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

% The people OF Stephenson Co. Illinois. voted
recently, 500 TO |, in favor Of anaexins Northern
lllisois TO WISCONSIN, and forming new State.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

g The house OF Philip Fills, at the Tollgate
Pittsburg, Pa, WAS broken open on the l4th, and
robbed OF $500.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
II Ncs. cnsa TailorinS E.snbli~hncnt,

~ gohn-.t -t, EOKt; F. y = URF.NS, lorNCrly
firm oi tNpH.,vs LASrsR, AS turn street has "ttb
IsIra anew Cash raos;n" Establishment At 1t John>.,o
po,;tc r;orburn Seed and Flower STORE wacrc re- WE be
tanny i .ico, his friends lis ,ioch OF the ac,t
r.pnrI,un> embracing the mos, approved patterns ami
cna,> vi wrD. which has been bought al Tie lowest cash
prices thereby enabling him furnish bis customers nh
articles otwrarng appa 81 tor cashon rs favorable terms
any other establishment in the city.
NJ GAYLORD we'll known IN the public, has charge Of ma
cutting ,itpa tlcut. ~ IL! u
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
srr.anoAr EarLosloss.-A!mos1 every terri.

STEAMBOAT E4rLosloSs.-.tImost every terri
bic steamboat disaster calls forth suggestions Tor
preventing their occurrence and If more heed
were Paid TO them, are sure that IN many IN
stances a, least these Horrible catassrophes might
bo prevented We ind in the Newark Daily Ad-
~erti:cr communication trou, Prot. Locke OF tn
Medical College of ohio, relative TO the Steam
Safety Guard inverted By c. EVANS ESQ. o; Pitts
burg. Pa. which has bern thoroughly tested and
approved by several gentlemen o: eminent sc'en
tit;c ability. Two causes produce cxPiosloss :;
/. overpressurc o: The steam, which is aNay. at
tended bva a excess Of heat:o. Deficiency OF
water. and consequent weakening of the boiler
w,i,.u, oryesponding pressure, The orlinar,
safety valve, as it acts by pressure, IS guard
against tho first. the Safety Guard OF Mr.. sva:',
ss it acts by Temperature, protects equally against
both. 1t is simple, sclt-ac,ins, and will no; allow
tho oaginscr when the boiic: IS orcrhcatcs to
raise steam until he mas first cooled the boiler and
supplied it with water.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

u The Brooklyn Sal; Water Baths a, the Fulton Ferry
are k-ptn e1eelea, order aud readiness, a, all
lnes OF tie day everins. We commend he.e Baths
the patronage OF The PUBLIC
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
IL To Printers and 'ubli-hcrs.-

IL To Printers and R'nblishcra.-For sale,
set OF Stereotype Plates for Buck, Religious Anecdotes.
in perfect order and nearly Also snp"rroyal
Wa ,hncton Hand Press, with linking Machine, and
Srdi, rrc.. OF the latest Improvement. which have been
in ae only six months The property above named viii
W. sold for cash al great bargain Apply 10 NJ :.
BREWSTER, No. ~ CIiamber..strcct, before ths I'D
;,., ipI alnnr
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

70 The sloop of war Falmouth, Capt. M.ln-
tosh, ia at Norfolk waiting 10 take our Mr. BLACK
WOOD Us Charge TO Bogota, as soon rs an appro-
praton shall be made
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

stages OF consumption Apply Al 1872 Broadway ecrncr IF
Howardstreet
u Fresh Salmon served up dinner every day 4,
NO 81 e, PATTINsoN,s. cor. Nassau and Ann.si,
II Try before you bny.-Any person can ties, the
Metallic Tablet Stron, which obtained Tie premium
late well each preceding fair Of the American n,i-
tue, by bringing dull 1913 Broadway and have
putin order OH one OF the Tablets. 6. SAUNDERS. G.
IT Rnzorr and Penknives OF the following ccebra-
ted makers. ~adr and Butcher Jose sl Rodgers, ficksIey
and Elliott; aO, gene, al all articles be-
longing the toilette, 10 be had g. SAUNDEKs'S Nc
tallic s'rop Mandatory, ls2 broadway C2)
n Furniture salc.-Thi, Day a, 10 O'Clock. n,
No 20 Guy Hall Place WILDE sol. the Furniture OF lam.
Il, breaking up housekeeping consisting large variety
The sale will commence with t- kitchen furniture. t2) l.
II New-York Society I.ibrnry.-TL. names
OF u. following gentlemen are submitted to the Member,
Ter Trustee at the election TO be held the inst from
to r NJ.
Gg !, v a,n., AsTHosy s.scLAY,
WILLIAM INGLIs JAMES D. p OGpEy
ETKx1 .n, s1se xsa!., B Par o,,sT
Re,. BrsJANls. l. HArcu7. JosHv. Corr 1-''''''
FREDERIC DE- pEYsrER. ago 81 III
statement ~ the affairs OF the Library VIII be submitted
to The member. previously 10 the election 1t
u The Broadway Washington Temper
anee Society viii This Wv -dnestay Evening hold one
OF Broadway and Read. streets Several new s,e,k.
will be on The ground. The Temperance GIee Clpb Vii
also De present, prepared with Songs
The friend. OF the invited to attend
NJ II ~ LEBBEUn CHAPMAN, sec'y.
II An Adjourned Meeting of the Carmen,
importance society IS requested the corner Of
liouston-street and Forsythstret on Wednesday Eve
ming tie 9th ics d i O'clock. Business OF importance
IS 10 be transacted B Y order
ROBERT MlLLiKEN Pre,idco,
VIZ. J. HART, Secretary. 40 or.
~ Noticc IS hereby given that the Annual Meeting nj
te Stockholders OF the Hoboken Land ami Improvement
company Will be held al their office Hobok.n on Mon
Day te "a OF Slay next, Il O'Clock A. W. for The mr.
pose nt choosing Directors. X. l.. STEVENS tor
az 81 }. C. STEVENS President
The Society Of Inquiry OF the New-York
ontoh iheoogcai Seminary will bold Anniversary 'ris
!" es'nescay) Evening. half past O'Clock in hr Brs
nero CEu'eh, Ri'ngon srest-Rev. Asa D. Smith. Tho
Puohc generally are Invited ia attend ~ ,I-
~ Nos1ce.-Ths members Of the ITALIAN Association,
a!e requested 70 meet On The FIRST Monday in Nav =,
o Socs, r d. Ia their Room, AS Grand street -
~ D. Punctre attendance is NECESSARY y, bn.ne, ~; -;
po..ano. I" To be laid before me meeting " '"'-
~ oy order, G. BISHOP, President
sc5o 10 IA " Tile friend. of Public
CSHoois IN me Ninth Ward requested IN mo-. ~:
anesday) Evening. ~iihnu, distinction of oa,tw M
,.t.hern Exchange, 8eck.r.str-e; near Barrow " VIC
ro VI importance will be laid before then, aeo
- photographic 1ikene.scs. hy a. ,v,,,,y.,
CCSsastreotype prDces by VI. D. VAN loan cn1ner NJ
Y ale i'm
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

N a'hrcrolo aicui T. xnm inntiOn. and Gu
binct.-Air. O. :. FUWLEl; has Just removed TO the
large adjoining his former office No. Isl Nassans,
where visitors will find several hundred bust. The
di,iiu he'd men and other ages and nations,
crlml,%I mu,nmcs, animals, &c. &c. FREE TO
VISITORS, from 10 O'Clock A. VI. 10 +. NJ. Mr. F. will
be found his office prepared furnish correct verbal and
written descriptions OF character talents Sc Parents
not e1pcnd their money for their children advantage
oi>y than scientifically what they and
be- and how to govern them Busts oi the living and de-
ceased, exact their originals taken tor from 81
10 $50 Books and basis tor sale. Fowler Aiarimony,
should he. in tc hands of al! who contemplate marriage.
Price l2i cents. ul3 SITS
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

D Aparty of six geHtloracn a, Taunton, Mass,
while taking sail concluded 20 70 ashore. Five
Of them had gotn,o the small boat and the sixth
in leapng in upset the boat; and Nh George Field
drowned
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

70 Capt. John Paul Zan,zingcr has been ap-
pointed 10 the command Of the I. S. ship Penn
svlvanin
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

70 The dwelling house of Dr.. G. Waterman,
in Crans,on Il. l., was burned down on Thursday
night. 1T. supposed have hcsa Sc, on fire.
Loss $4,000; Insurance $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

MISSIONARY SOCIETY," or TIE METHODIST Er1s-
cor4l CHURcH.-Thc annual election Tor osi'cer>
OF this Society was held ut The Methodist b-ok
R-on, OH Nloudav The Oldest Bishop Of the
Church, Bishop ROBERTS, was reelected fr'ai,
dent Rev. GEORGE Lane, Treasurer and FRAY
cy< HAIL. Esq. Recording Secretary The Man,
accr, remain pretty much as they were last year.
The operations Of hi. Society from ltS commence
ment have been very extensive and cmn"nt!y sue
ccssful. The appropriations last wcrc tor
Domestic Missions 800"
i",e'u
Bueno. iyres do o.g gn
Rio JancIrD
Mon.cvi.co -s'o
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

kAtS-I he last two or three days have been the mos,
saEreeaoe 10 this present month, many will recall
h-n Tih so'ro they have Keen days on which coughs
ana cds have o-ea contracted and The rst seeds OF Con-
sumption koun IN The system We would advice ali ,,L.
have been exposed apply a. once for sore al pa, ~
S2n. Clarified Essence OF Horehound Candy and .on H.
enec OF di.ea.e While to-day. Sold Wholesale and
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

W On the Eth instant FIRE at Roxburv,
Mass. destroyed the barn, injured the brick DWELL
Ing and store OF land ". Soaver, six or eight
wooden buildings belonging TO Jo.sc Billing. and
Meymaa, largs hoor-cloth factory.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

% The ship Maripoza has been chartered b,
the American Colonization Society, and will sal
from NewOrleans for Liberia about the Goth o.
MAY
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

Nln consequence of the iaclemen, weather
Tho Concert OF Nh BRAAAN was postponed Unit,
TINS evening He will be assisted BY his son: and
The selection pieces is such SIS to ensure plea.
SAINT and well attended Concert.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

- lie pFl number OF The AMERICAN LAEokEE Is Tor
SAFE al tbs oteeprcc .: The second number OF
.o Work " III be published the dr., day sf MAY. The
volume Will be completed in twelve numbers a, s, GEMS
each Persona desiring have the volume complete had
oet'ee seno In their early possible The entire
'o'u''e "lt cost bu; - thus placing within the
t'o' OF All Mechanics Laeore.. Farmers. sou are all IN
;srs>ted IL .e SUBJECT, discussed IN this Volume VIII Won
pMrouze Il: ----------------.---~- --------------
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

20 John Ross and two other Cherokee chiefs.
together with Ross. son and daughter, passed
through Louisville recently. on their way to Wash
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

Dr Try before you bny.-Any person The.
Metallic Tablet Stron which obtained the premium the
late well each precelir. fair Of the American In,,
tue, by bringing dull l63 Broadway and have il
put in order OH one the Tablets. 6. SAUNDERS. q
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

~ Nos1ce.-Ths members Of the ITALIAN Association
a!e requested 70 meet The first Monday IN N,, :,
osioGs, +. d. IL their Room, AS Grand street - :
n. D. Punctrel attendance is necessary n, bnsnes ~, ~
portanc. is To he laid before rhe meeting ' - VI ''-
40 IL By order, G. BISHOP p-a,:do
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

IT Rnzorn and Pen-knivcs OF the following cc!ebra-
ted make "ade and Butcher, Joseph Rodgers, fckscy
and Elliott; aO, ge1ic' al Of all articles be-
longing the toilette be had AT g. SAUND EkS'S Nc
iallic Strnp Mandatory, lS3 Broadway (2)
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

@ - Ninth Ward Tile friend. Of p,h;
eane@day) Evening ~i,hnu, distinction of nary M
-.,! firnanse s-eck.r.stree;. Barrow a. pr,
VI t'"Po'lancr Will be laid before then. aen IL
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

1T d-rmilesnen's EEnir.-ALfURD CO., No.
10 Rowery, elcr the public inc Fur Hat At Four
Dollars OF thr Spring pattern, equally light and durable
with costly qualities. and poS,cSn. all the elegance Of
appearance. Keeping ll assortment of other qualities IF
Beaver and Nole.in Hats, ia ,le article at tine NutlIa
Hat. m 6 now offered. they aimio excel t2l m2j
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

" Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting Of
Company will he held a, their Office al Hobok,n m Won.
day The "a OF May next /! O'clock A. " for he mr.
pos- ot choosing Directors X. l.. STEVENS tor -
az ST. J. C. STEVENS pres;d.,,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

y Furniture Hnlc.-rhs Day 10 O'clock n,
No 20 Guy Hall Place, WILDE sold the Furniture tam
~ breaking up housekeeping, consisting large variety
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

Ir Transparent italian ~ Window SiHaca.
OLIVER W. WUODFnitD, 66 Cathariuc-,; myile> ,c Vt,
Of families about furnishing their houses l SPRING
20 splendid lot Italian Window Shades, usUrpa~c,hy
nv before brought 10 his county. r'cy are tie
painting. who has devoted his lc "a his poc'.
sion and embrace variety OF Landscape aud SScn"rv
Perhap, piece Of furniture appears 10 bitter nvnnage,
inviting, than handsome pair 81 Window Shades,
painted IN style to initiate nature. Ihc ltulec contains
Italian Lant,caprs Gothic Archie. Moonlight Scenes. Scroll
Borders, Nigrcttc CrG!nr> &c. &c
" Is. Country Merchants buying sell again will hn
their advantage call AMI examine this invoice tot about
1000 pair they will De sold low tor CASH About SEQ pair
at The low price Of 81 81 per (9 NIL
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

" Ocr readers will find an interesting account
OF DosT MoHAAMED from Rlackwood on our
last page. The Toryi.m Vi tina, article is not at
all to our taste, but decided not 10 manelo il.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

The Society Of Inquiry OF the New-Yor,
onon Theological Seminary III hold its Annivcr.ar,, r,;
I" eanescay) Evening. al half past O'Clock in ihr Br.,
nerd Church, Ri,ngton s,re.t-Rev Asa so,i,t. T
pubic generally are iEvited la a.tend a % L..
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

a. SppncCr'n Eu.i,ati0M NsOlc-iiiR Hut
ruis roprlar article is coriuencd to the public pcru.
larly desirable present tine. for i, economy For
elegance and durability completes successfully with the
most costly Hats worn. Price 50 25 SPENCER,
ale If Fashionable, Halter, No 2t5 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

G The Norfolk and Portsmouth,, Va Chroni-
Gle ayow' It's determination to support JOHN c.
CALHOUN for President and SlLAs WRIGHT for
Vice President in 1914, let other, do az ,ilcv NAV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-09
City Intelligence,

foLicE.-The house of Joseph Carsons, $40 Water
street, was searched on Tuesday and silver teaspoons
that had been stolen from the dwelling Of Mr. wnans II
Catherine street, found the premises. Also new
Overcast that he asserted he had purchased from boy
who offered it for sale Carsons keeps and
although strongly suspected of keeping fence" vet
was discharged on this complaint but will not ape if
caught in the dirt again
JOHN Want, German matchmaker was arrested bv
Mr.. Schwartz, with whom he boarded, for stealing
clothing valued at $780, belonging to John Krau of 27a
Broome street. portion Of the articles stolen were
found in his possession, and he fully committed.
AVN SEAMAN servant girl. committed on acharge
Of stealing $50 IRON the trunk of Jane Dodge. Doubtful
Some few cases of assault and battery, arising from
at the election, closed the days business the
several Offices.
BURNED TO DEArH.--A small colored child, named
Anthony Stafford, severely burned Sunday by
the overhrowing Of stove to his death at the
Hospital on Monday. He was inferred by the Coroner
NEsLIcENcE.-As two ladies were passing the building
No l3l William street. the rain gutter OF the house fell
the pavement and striking one of them named Ann Pix
linton upon the head inflicted serious injuries Such neg
gence should meet with punishment if the city ordinances
can cover the offence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-09

LAST FOR THE SEAsoN.-The Caledonia leaves
Boston on the 10th inst, and the Great Western
this city the 18th, both for Liverpool. The lat
ter will not return again this season.
AS these steamers sail within two days, we desire
the public to look at their lists of passengers after
they have sailed We will thus direct the attention
of the owners of the Columbia, Caledonia, Acadia,
and Britannia, to the same. If the sight thereof
does not strengthen them IN their determination of
changing the western terminus of the above steam
ships, we will not say word the subject till the
pioneer OF the French line rounds Governors
Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PHILApELrH,A Nov s-AM Inianta Delaney s. John, NIB
TAYLOR Boston; Esther Emory. dos MENUS tBj stcEney
81 John NIB; Mary Bnght Bright, NYork Rochester Wise
Bangor; Mail Crowe, Hartford Sid Orleans Lewis Monte
video.
ALrrAsDRIA. Nov sid Columbia, Boston, Condor, Obj
Halifax; Sarah Layina, Antigua.
GEoRGETowN, DC. Nov 5-Au Mozart, Boston; Baltimore
Lutec. Sid Pilgrim, Boston.
RICHMOND, Nov 7-Ar Redwing, Thomaston; ID A Somers
NewYork Nassau do; Commerce. do; WIN rd do; North
Star Boston; Wellington do Rapid Camden Sid Weymouth
NYork; America, do
NosFoIK. Nov An Albion, (Brl Kinney Anguills; Hnrd
Rogers Boston, Wave Rogers do Vionet Snow do; Allan
TIC Robinson, do The Conth for Rotterdam and several
York ~ 80 ~ "e' ~ VIM '''s'' ~
hrALAcn5coLA, Oct 20-Arr Almeda Ashby, NYerk 2Ist
William do 22d, Caroline Plat, Rice, do; Soon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-09

CHATHAM THEArRE.-The new neurological dra-
ma now performing at the Chatham, seems to Gre
ate more talk and excitement throughout the city
than ever Dickens book on America. Ii eclipses
every dramatic production of the age, and bids fair
to turn golden harvest into the managers Golfers
Last night the theatre was again crowded, and the
applause which greeted the piece was truly crafty
ing. 1t will be repeated again this evening, with
the drama Of the Shoemaker Of Toulouse, in which
Mr.. Scott appears