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TEA TRAYS, TABLE CUTLERY, &c.
A w; SPIES co; 2ls Pearl street. are now opening six
"a casks Of and elegant Of Tea Trays embrace
variety of quality color and sizes from eight thr
" nthes.
Also 200 gross Ivory ,etp and Stag handle Knives and
Forks
Also new patterns Crooker's fine Pen Knives.
Iuke
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE NEW YORK HERALD is regularly filed in London
i BY Mr. r L. SlMMONDS, Agent for the American Papers
British and Foreign Newspaper Office Is Comh, London
opposite the Royal Exchange where orders and
will be received. s28tfr
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)R CHARLESTON, HAVANA, KEY WEST, NEW
ORLEANS, AM GALXEST0M, ITexas,}

ORLEANS, AND GALVESTON, (Texas,)
A<>s. THE STEAMSHl p NEW YORK, John
M22NMsYMw Il. Wright Commander [ sail positively
ZM4F|XAUGo on Saturday, ith October, at o'clock p
~H&lk4S1H NJ having postponed this date by the
of the passengers, account of the
sickness in New Orleans.
This elegant well known coppered steamer will positively
sail above and has been complete order for the season.
with wrought shafts and has extensive accommodations,
with large and airy state rooms
For passage freight of specie for either Of the above ports
apply the Captain board pier No North River 2nd
wharf above Rector street,
OF tol7ecs A. HUBBARD y CO., 81 Peck slip.
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IITHEATioO bushels prime Illinois Wheat, landing
,ls '0" sup o K COLLINS u co. So south,t
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PHILADELPHIA,
ICorespondence Of the Herald

Correspondence Of the Herald1
PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, Oct Z, 1S43, 3 Pm.
News from Dfatanzas-Sugar Trade-Vessels in
philadelphia Stock Market
]. GORDON BENNETT, Eso.:-
The brig Washington, Captain Geo Bishop, fron,
Matanzas, 26ih ut has just arrived have seen the
Captain and he Informs there was nothing OF an ex-
citing character when he sailed from that place.
American produce of every description was scarce
and in demand. There was good stock OF sugar
on hand and prices low. Two vessels had been
gagged to take cargoes of sugar to European ports;
but four vessels in port and frelghts good An
nexed is the vessels left -
Ship Dromo, Devereux, from Boston, waiting !;
barque Chief, Cressy, for Boston, loading schr.
Agawam, Rogers, from N York. discharging; schr.
Pearl, Pearce from BRISTOL X. l., just arrived.
But moderate share OF business was transacted
at the stock board to-day; principally State SIS and
Vicksburg--pricss the same as yesterday.
Yours &C. ST. JAao.
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A<,e- DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND
/E2SEXW Sc.-Persons about renting money to their
ZIM6E>N&10 friends in the old country" can be sup
kAAk4MB piled with Drafts, in of l. g 3, S, 10,
s $50 or any amount, payable on demand
Ireland Provincial Bank, do Messs James Built Son Co.,
Bankers London, Baned CO., Exchange and Discount
ing Company Sir VIM Forbes Hunter Co., Scotland, and
Scotland and Wales, which drafts will be forwarded by the
Acadia which leaves Boston the 10th October
either of the sailing packets, the It'll 18th 10Th
W. X J. 7. TAPSCOTT,
N BAH letters from the country paid
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JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS.
REDIIEED PRIZES

l.
REDUCED PRICES.
THE subscriber constantly receiving fresh supplies Of the
above justly celebrated which he offers 70 the trade
low rates In addition to the styles well known he
has recently introduced the following patterns viz
Nos. and Principay Pens extra fine tine and medium
points.
No. sCaligraphc Pena prime article pictorial cards,
views of celebrated places.
Nos land l0-Washington Penvery fine point and elastic
superb cards
In evidence Of the high estimation which these Pens are
held, the following statement made
JOSEPH elliott,
from Dec. l8i to Dec. 1872 was
80 6l2 O02
The public cautioned be their guard spur
articles Each package Of the genuine bears fac ST.
mile of MIR. Gilotts signature. For sale by
HENRY JEsSOP, Importer, 81 John street,
$780, corner of Gold
Pens s29 i'm zee
NEW YORK STEAM SECURING ESTABLISH
~ Manufacturing repaired by VIM Joseph Smith, No
90 John New York. entrance in John Take
ce all those whose garments from long service have become
soied and disgured by spots, OIL pain pitch
&C. be taken OF shawls dresses table covers
coaks and all descriptions OF cloth neaest style and
the shortest notice. subscriber
SELF az No. 80 John All orders attended
speedily possible of the city. He intends
carrying the above place. the business of
where he Will be happy The
backing used by him free from the injurious des
o5iwsr VIII 10 SMITH
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NEW YORK. MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 9, lS43.
Hartford.

The Brigade Marching aud Concentrating
Grand field day-Repiec By Governor Cleveland
and Col. Johnson.
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NEW YORK & q BOSTON

SCUM PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT Pilots or taxes charge master and
Shoals Boston Portsmouth Portland kennebeck and OF III.
Err PORTS. Office at Frye Shaw's Nautical store 222
Water street corner Beekman Reference number of
chants the several Insurance Companies IN this city Bos
and Portland. ivia im'sr
ARD oII25o bbs Lard Oil Of very superior quality for
J., sale by L, X. COLLINS u CO.,
o4G 80 South street
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kEK. PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEANS-Ooly re.
gular packet of the 10th October he splendid well
Sk2nknown fast sailing packet SHIP MISSISSIPPI capt
liard will sail positively above, her eguler day.
This ship has splendid accommodations for cabin, second
cabin Storage Persons DESTROYS OF proceeding
above port and the best bers should not a
w. * J. Il. TAPSCO TT cor South st
on the 18th October. herr regular day
kES% FOR NEW ORLEANS-Co Commercial Line
SHHAA To sail the 9TH Ocober-he splendid well known
HA2aS&,packet ship NICHOLAS pIDDLE Captain True
man, will sail as above.
Has splendid accommodations for cabin second cabin and
,,erage passengers who will be taken on Reasonable If
ssrlv Application be made on board or to
~ JOSEPH McMURRAY,
o3ec lUo flne street. corner oil South.
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SS& PASSAGE FROM .CORK-Via Liverpool-In
the first spring shipsWe beg inform friends
Assstha during the coming spring, 1884, shall have
succession of first class American ships, sailing from
port week. which will be fitted such
for second cabin and Storage cannot fail
them comfort One of firm Mr. James d.
Roche resides there who will personally the forwarding
Of all and will neither pains
their wsher and have them forwarded without delay
Those sending for their friends will the advantage
be derived by paying line Apply address by
letter post paid, ROCHE BROTHERS co.
IS Fulton street, next door to the Fulton Bank or to
JAMES ID. ROCHE,
II Goree Pilzzas Liverpool.
r. S-Pasage certificates and drafts from this by
the regular packet ships the 1h l3h 18th and 18th OF
every 18th, also by the Boston the LIST and 10TH
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SSSNL NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
k Packe, Of 10th October The and elegant packet
$leSsn.ship ROCKIES TER 1000 burthen, Captain j.
Brmon will sail Monday, 18th October her rgua day.
The ships this line being all 1000
about the old country will not to see the adj
vanass be derived from selecting this line preference
other their capacity renders them way
comfortable and convenient than ships of smller class
Those wishing berths this magnificent ship
should not fail to make early application to
W. 4 J. T. TAPSCOTT,
At their General Passage Office 43 Peck slip,
of South st.
The Rochester will sail from Liverpool 5th December
Persons wishing send for their friends have them brought
out first class ships, sailing weekly on favorable
ORA for any amount payable demand hout
in all the principal of England. Ireland Scotland
Wales, constantly for sale above.
The Garrick will succeed the Rochester and sail
25th October SCR
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kS& FOR Observation-Disclosures packet of the 18th
kkKM October-The first class fast sailing ship UNITED
&EgNaGSTATES. Capt. Brron burhen 800 tons, will sail
as above, being her regular day.
Her accommodations for cabin second cabin and
passengers too well known TO require comment and
number of her behs already engaged intending
embark should make immediate application board foot Of
Maiden lane TO the subscriber.
JOS. McMURRAY, 100 Pine street
corner IF
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NkXxN York BinePosvely first regular packetThe fast
ksbaling packet ship MISSISSIPPI Captain billiard,
Will ss on the 10th inst or freight free.
For freight passage having handsome furnished
datons apply board Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall street.
r. ~ COLLiNo, q W, 90 south street
shippers may rely having their goods by this line
rectly measured.
Passengers by this ship will please be board the steamboat
Hercules at Whitehall tomorrow, 10th nst.) at p. NJ,
which time the ship Will sail.
Agents IN New Orleans Hullen & Woodruff, who will
The packet ship YAZOO Captain b. J. H. Trak, will
reeJ ,bs Missssippi md sail goth inst oaec
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

Commercial and Money Matters.


There active business done the Board, many
OF the large operators being still absent Pcrs generally
heavy. Indiana fell j Illinois /. Ohio /; Canton 1;
aren !: Auburn and Rochester ,. Mohawk imported I;
VIcksbug The late in this stock is said 10 N
caused by effort the part OF the Trustees make an
arrangement by which the creditors Of the Bank shall att
the bills receivable bonds mortgages Sc in Satisfaction
their claims, and the stockholders the Railroad
The bill market quiet bat bills plenty and ho
firm. We quote Sterling s; g. Francs 2ss . 9''
Amsterdam 29II; Bremen 77i Hamburg s5i: =. !,
Money Il still extremely abundant. and prime parcels %
paper be easily negotiated 81 per The Banks
howevar are We understand curtng their loans on ~.
scrpon such Government Loans New ofk Stocks &c
This course has been adopted in consequence OF the n
approach Of the lime for making the first quarterly statement
Of the situation Of the Banks under the Of the last
IL would not look well half the business Of oIa1
consist in making stock loans This strngency has, ao.
10 the natural duness Of the season, gone far TO ciea"
present heaviness in the stock market.
The New Hope and Delaware Bridge Co. about 10 p
resuscitated The have appreciated TO ~ pc.
within iew days. They about 10 10 ~ Psf ee-'
discount.
Uncuyent money is very scarce, and the brokers are c
planning tat the exhibits nothing but coEden'ea
nation. The following are the rates:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

PREcoclous DErRAv1rY-Two foshionably at.
tired girls named Louisa Banks and Emily Abb
bey, the former l5 and the latter II years of age
were brought before Police Magistrate at Baln-
more on Friday, under painful circumstances.
The younger, at the instigation Of the elder, had
robbed her fathers hureau Of S45-Lousa sing
ing while the robbery was being committed in
order to withdraw attention from her accompllce.
Subsequently, it appeared, Emily stole s. more
after which, Louisa told her to buy some arsenic,
and put it in her fathers and mothers coffee.
The money stolen was expended in dress. Louisa
was held to bail TO answer for the offence, and
Emily as witness
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

New York, by the charter 70 appoint and regulate the @
sures Of grain exclusive power until otherwise 'esa
lated or directed by the Legislature The charter IS saved
and confirmed by the Constitution OF the State but The L
ature may annul and modify II al pleasure Second the
Legislature may exercise IN power
ard NAV prohibit the Corporation from regulating The con-
duct and appointment Of OF gran h!o te
Committee have already expressed opinion that the peo-
pie Of the STATE Of NewYork stand IL the same relation 10
ie City Of NewYor regard 10 Its corporate ;ights a
the King and ROYAL Government OF Great britain did io
the Revolutions and that Successors to the oFa o
the Legislature may exercise sovereign power IN
amending the City Charter.
In ACCORDANCE with the views Of the above report the Leg
sature Of 1872 enacted follows: eScr nose
grain within the City Of NewfoEk for hire pay or reward
under the penalty Of twenty-five dollars TO be recovered ny
any psrsol who shall for the same secnon a.
ArticIe > Title g. Chapter Il, Part /, Of 4 3
Yon will Of course aud examine the argument IN
the above report doc. 93 and, presume will not Longer
question the State authority, or s you are supporter Oh
the constitution and laws') srsn pretend that the Iool.
alton have any power appoint measures OF gram GU
repeat ,ha. an thorough Free Trader and deEout De-
lever the axiom the world governed 700 11uch
Very true friend Greeley And If at! men were hones we
would aot need inspection laws except perhaps Tor the
urpose of establishing standard the reliable qEdy OF
our products that should excel those OF our sister Ces
and thus hold inducements 10 the world 70 come aAe
trade with us: which the 10 greater extent tlan
many are aware Of the present moment But ld pend
emf Of this consderati-uust so long it's cheaper Tor the
people TO pay for trng inspection than it's 10 suffer the
frauds that would exist without such Inspection 1t is Their
interest to have inspection laws.
This view would in accordance with th- principle Of
doing the greatest good The greatest number which OF
rourge eyef consistent Free Trade acced- In
conclusion would refer won that part Of my cornmuni-
cation in your paper Of Friday last which relates TO Free
Trade frauds ot' which You have omitted TO no,
ce aud which shows that the small fraud OF fve pounds on
the barrel ON the four manufactured this State If deduct
ed and added up the of s. the barrel would consider.
bl more than pay for all the inspections all kinds Of Pro-
PAUL, CIRCUIT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

O. On Monday afternoon George D. Dana'
son of George Dana, Esq, of Boston, and James
D. Coffin, were drowned by the upsetting of
boat in which they were sailing between the U.
S. Ship Ohio and East Boston Point.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

u A serious accident occurred yesterday at
Fulng-Mll Apanoguc. Five men Whose
names we do not know went out In boat on
sailing excursion. A flaw struck the boat and
she capsized, throwing the whole party over
board, two of whom were drowned.
Prov. Chron., 25th
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

JOHN QUlNcY ADAMs.-This venerable states
man arrived at Niagara Falls on Saturday, and
took lodgings with his friend Gen. PORTER. This
morning number of our citizens assembled at
the American Hotel and appointed committee
consisting of Hon. NJ FILLMORE, FREDERICK P.
STEVENS, and DR.. T. NJ. FoorE, to wait upon
Mr.. ADAMS, and invite him to visit Buffalo. The
committee left in the o'clock train for the Falls
and will return at B. and report the answer of Mr..
A. 10 adjourned meeting at the same place.
Buffalo Cour 2 tth
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

THREATENED MURDER AND MUrIsy.-Onc of
the crew named Peter, of the brig George Loyal,
Capt $. ]. Clarke, just arrived from St Croiy,
was committed to jail last night on charge OF
attempted mutiny and murder The plan was
divulged by the Second Mate, to whom Peter
communicated it, which was to rise in the night
and murder the Captain, and take such other
measures as should be necessary to secure the
gold and silver on board the vessel, which was
then being filed with her cargo. Capt Clarke
and his Mates, armed with pistols took their sta
ton on the deck of the brig-called the crew
together and ordered Peter to be seized, saying
ne would shoot down the first man who refused.
No sooner said than done, and the wretch was
brought home in irons and committed to Jail for
trial.
p. s. We learn from Mr.. Ball that the pris-
oners whole name is Peter Turner, that he is
native of Sweden, and 33 years of age. He has
sailed out of the United States about 20 years.
New Haven Palladium 18th
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

n Lorenzo D. Calkins accused of running
away with a Canal-boat loaded with Flour and
selling the cargo, was brought down from Cleve-
land to Buffalo in custody on Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

SfEcIE FROM UPPER MlssouRL-The steamboat
Tobacco-P Plant arrived at st. Louis with large
freight and $4,000 in specie from Liberty, Mis-
souri, the amount of the receipts for public lands
at the Platte land office, since it was opened
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

u Com. ALEX PlNKHAM, of the Q. S. Navy,
died at his residence on Sunday, near the Navy
Yard, Gosport, leaving wife and three children.
He was native of Massachusetts,, and was dis,
tinguished for noble qualities and great profession.
al skill and accomplishments.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL

r The President Of the United States went
down the river Yesterday in the Osceola, accom-
panied by the Postmaster General and his family.
on his way to the Rip Raps, as it is understood,
upon short visit for his health and recreation.
Nat. Intel. 26th.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

u A seizure was made on Monday by an Of
ficer of the Boston Custom House Of three chain
cables which had been landed from the brig
Thousa, from Aux Ceyes. It's alleged they were
taken on board at that port from an English
vessel.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

lJe The Corning Advertiser says that the
harvest IN Steuben Co. IN. " promises to be
abundant Wheat is more than an average crop,
and corn, though backward, looks well.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

0T The Counsel of Abner Rogers, Jr., now
on trial at Boston for the murder OF Lincoln, the
Warden of the State Prison. rests his defence on
an allegation of Insanity. 1t won t do. The
prosecution proved that Rogers had often
threatened vengeance on his victim.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

THE ApoLLo AssocMrioN.-The engraving OF
"CAIus MAR1us," published by this Association
exclusively for It's Members, is one of the most
finished line engravings ever executed IN this
country. Itwas engraved from Durand's copy oi
vanderlyn's Caius Marius on the Ruins Of Car
thage, by S. a. soHoFF, a young artist Of this
city, and a native of the State OF Vermont. he
has been engaged upon most of his time for the
last eighteen months, and receives from the AS
sociation one thousand dollars. The Picture Tor
1914 will be NOUNS farmers Noon1ng,
vastly more appropriate subject than the one ioT
the present year.
u 'CYcLopEDM OF BIBLICAL LITERATURE; !;
By JOHN KlrTo, Editor OF The Pictorial Bible,
SC. &c. Part II. has just been issued by NJ. ID.
Newman. 1t is cxcellently printed in parts of 06
double column pages, frequently illustrated, and
every way worthy place IN the library OF the
Christian or scholar The number before us is
enriched with good Map of Lover Egypt and
the Peninsula OF Mount Sinai.
Il SIR JOHN FRoIssART's CHRONICLES OF
England, France, Spain and the Adjoining
Countries No V has Just been published by }.
Winchester, 80 Ann-st. We can add nothing to
the well.deserved commentators which the Press
has unanimously bestowed on this famous work
The printing is excellent. and the engravings add
largely to its historical value.
II TIE SCOTTISH HEREss, a Novel, forming
No. I. of the Brother Jonathan Monthly Library,
has Just been sent US by Wilson & Co We have
not time to read it, but the motto indicates dis
position to pungcn. satire, especially on Woman
kind.
n Messrs FIRTH & HALL, Music Publishers,
have Just published "Thc Vultnre Of the Alps"
:sTne Vesper Song at Sea, and "Our Fathers
Hearth" all arranged az sung by the Hutchinson
family. They have also just published " Love can
ne 'er survive esteem" and Aud Lang Syne,"
all got up in beautiful style.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

o. The Bangor Wing reports the Hay crop IN
that section as one third heavier than last year,
though still under an average crop.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

15F A thunder. of unusual violence passed
over Milford, CT. on Monday afternoon, causing
considerable damage, scattering hay and grain
which had been gathered in heaps, and blowing
down the greater part of the fruit. The rain fell
in :. rrents for few minutes after the gale ceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

u Friends of Temperance don't forget tn
Croton Fount Concert this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

u CONCERT of great attraction viii be
given at the Shakespeare Hotel this evening BY
the British and American Musical Society, in
cluding Mrs, MORLEY, Miss REYNOLDS, Mr..
CHARLES NJ. King, who is to direct the perform
ances, and Miss MARY McGLoIS, his pupil, who
sings Bishops celebrated Echo Song" Mr.. Cu-
sEEusH, the HUcHEs, and may others. Four
Concerts will be given for Sl.50 single tickets
so cents, or for gentleman and two ladies 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

u The Empire could not reach Albany on
Monday evening, owing TO the low water She
grounded at Douw's Point, Just below the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

IL The Wheat harvest in Northern Indiana
is very abundant. There was an unusual area
sown, and the crop is very heavy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

GT Mr. Willis adheres to the belief that Conn
D'Orsay and Lady B!essington arrived at BostoT
incog. in the last steamer. Absurd.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

u The U. S. ship Franklin has gone from our
Navy Yard to Boston TO be repaired.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

u The fare from Now-York 10 Montreal by
the canal Steamboat ] So. meals included
the time required for he trip is 3j days.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

D We have some hope of ew-Hampshire.
The statement we lately copied that the law for
bidding the issue and circulation of small Bank
Notes had at last been suffered to go into opera
ton, proves mistake. The law was enacted in
the hey-day of Bentonism but has been suspend
ed from year to year since, by acts of successive
Legislatures. When the Legislature lately rose,
without acting on the matter 1t was supposed that
the Restriction would now go into effect, but 1t
was found on inquiry that the law had been silly
repealed at an Extra Session last fall TO revise the
laws generally. So the anti-smali bill humbug
must be dead indeed, w-Hampshire having dis
carded it.