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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

ISnH al NEWARK AND NEW YORK.-Fare
6NI--3sonly 1917 Cents The splendid steamer PAS
T-xE-R-SAlC after June 9Th, will run follows =
Leave the foot OF Barclay street. New York. at 10 A. NJ and
ar. NJ. -
Leaves the foot Of Centre street, Newark ~ A. and
and * F. NJ. $500
The accommodations both for and freight have
bern greatly improved.
Freight carried AZ very low jyl6 3msec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26
PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT.

EXCHANGE BUILDING ROOMS 26 4 u.
E Subscribers ing the Agency for the sale
1 VOIGTANDER'S DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA
TUS constructed according Professor Prevails calculation
hand large of these Apparatus and
we'll of their art wishing procure good ap
of this construction They also have lately imported large
quantity Of German and French plates, aud all the chemicals
used their which they respect, they
are made to their order Pol hing substances and
cases. all necessary materials sold the
able terms. The following gentlemen have agreed
their agents, wiz
+. White, ESD, IT'S Broadway, N. Y.
r. Iass Esq. Washington DC.
DR.. A. Caspari, Richmond, Va
p Laurens, Esq, Savannah, Ga.
William West, Esq Cincinnati, OHIO
All communications (post pad) aud orders accompanied
with remances, will be promptly attended and should be
directed w. & +. LANGENHEIM,
je 3m%r Exchange Building, Phila.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

NEW LEBANON SPRINGS is the most healthful and
pleasant place of for visitors during the
months in the United States.
Visitors from the SOUTH who intend visiting that PLACE will
find the expeditions land Hudson, thence by
railroad Edwards Depot where stages readiness
carry them the Springs.
The leave Hudson att A. NJ. and r. NJ. the arri-
val of the boats from New York and arrive the
Springs in three hours from Hudson. az 3wsr
WTATCHES-The largest and splendid assortment OF
w Watches in the city to be found at the subscrber
As he is constantly receiving all descriptions Of Gold and Sill
Watches Of the styles direct from the manuac.
turers England France and Switzerland he enabled
offer larger assortment and much less prices at retail an
any other house the Gold watches low $50 TO S25
each. Watches and jewellery exchanged bought. All
waehe, warranted keep good time, the money returned
Watches, clocks and jewellery repaired the best
ard warranted lower than any other place in the city
q. G. ALLEN, importer of watches and jewellery,
I'm Wholesale aud retail Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STkTES


United saSs , Of AmsSp hssrsSy declare and maxi
land Offices in t Territory of Wisconsin, the periods e.
At the land Office at Mineral Point commencing on Monday
the twenyhd day of October next io the disposal of III,
roblf lands within the aforementioned townships and frac
North of the base linz aud West of the fourth principal mer
Township eight, of range five.
North of the base line and of the fourth principal me
dian, and North of the Wisconsin river.
fractional townships eight aud niue, of range one.
Fractional township eight including parts Of islands in sec
ons eleven twelve thirteen and fourteen and townships nine
Fractional township eight including of islands in
fractional township eight, of range four.
nine, and township nine of range five ''' '''
Eseiona owmshps nine and ten Of range six
fractional ala doGE alI eleven Of range eight
the second day Of October next or the disposal Of the public
2rds WITHIN f H., the nd n t2Tnshp to wit
Fractional township eleven, including the island the
Sections four five six eight seventeen, eighteen
hI and ns we OF The WnnsS"so lake
and r2 6s s% M" Of Monday
the sixteenth day Of October next the disposal the pub
lie lands hereinafter designated, viz =
dian
The west half Of the Southwest quarter of section three in
The half of twenty.six in township c of range
The 10! number five Of the southwest fractional OF
The southeast fractional quarter of section nineteen and the
lots and two northeast fractional quarter Of section
thirty, in township two of range twenty three
or d os % p Be ew S o % % schools military
lands disposed and longer N and
ill after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under hand the City of Washington, this 9th
@Y JOHN TYLER
py '"e i'y TiHOs. IT. BLAKE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26
ROOk-KEEPING-

THOMAS JONES, Accountant, 1888 Broadway, confines
throughout the Summer months to pupils no
practically and thoroughly instructed the duties
the desk. Private lessons given when preferred.
Published and for sale by the author above" Jones Pn
cples and Practice of Bookkeeping" 8vo So This work
has been adopted of the first Academic institutions in
synopsis this improved method Of teaching Hunts
Merchants Magazine, Dec 1912.
adj listed of dispute, hti-
CATION insolvency death. Books opened or balanced
"A lpak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS,
No. 33S Ann street, New York.
THE advertiser has for sale the following choice mporta-
l. tons of the very best quality, viz
Old French Brandy r. cssk and bottle
Hanburgh !" Imported in 1901
g Madeira Wine in pipes and bottle
Sherry, Muscat Bordeaux, Marseilles "
:" Catalon PORT sc.
Invalds and others will find liquors unauthorized
above-No. 1917 Ann st. ai9 i'm IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-26

ROCKAWAY AND NEW YORK
sTA s;- run IS follows on and a e
ior New oTE returning leave the Wavey House Broad
way at sh r NJ for Rockaway, by way Of South Ferry
tually called for by HENRY CONkLiN,
aus Im.r Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22


The ROYAL Mail Steamship Caledonia, Captain
+. G.. Lott. arrived at her dock, East Boston, on
MORNING. at 10 minutes past 9 O'Clock, having
left Liverpool on the 4th making the passage IN
III days. She has 60 passengers-among them
tho celebrated violinist NJ OLE BULL, and BishoP
PURCELL OF Cincinnati.
Great exultation is evinccd by the anti-Con
law Journals at the result of the election IN the
Civ of London for Member Of the House Of
Commons in place of Sir Matthew Wood de-
ceased. London has usually been represented by
Liberal Wings since the passage Of the Reform
Bill, but at the last General Election two Wings
and two Conservatives were chosen. To fill the
vacancy, the Conservative candidate was Mr..
r. Barring, warm supporter OF the Feel Minis
try, while the opposition brought out Mr. Patti
son. a wealthy merchant of moderate talents and
influence, but pledged TO support the entire abol
ton of the Corn Laws, or which ground the
whole power of the League was brought TO bear
in his favor. Mr. Barring Joined issue on the
point: and at the close of the Poll the vote was
declared
For M Partison .6,552 1lr Barins. .6,367
MAJORITY against the Cofa.Lsws .l65
This result has given great ela,ion to the Anti
Corn Law agitation all over Great Britain, and the
work Will be pressed with increased vigor. We
cannot, however, sec why 1t IS represented as
unexpected '-onc would suppose that the
League would be popular in London il any
where in Great Britain 1t is not supposed that
this result viii effect the policy Of Ministers.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
NO. SIS.

generally believed produced BY means not
tilted by the condition Of trade The state Of stocks and IN
authorities have quoted. confirming, they do, our Owl
private adyces viii 60 far dsabuse the commercial con
munity the Western World OF any misapPrehenston unds
which they may have aborsd on th- subject
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The English Stock Market has displayed much hrmns )
for time past and Yesterday momug Reduced Cor
soils advanced co. aud Reduced Three Per Cents 95
the Improvement however broush, forward several sesrs
and prices rscsded slightly, thoGsh the whole the.
higher than a: the close Of the preceding week.
Spanish Bonds have further advanced the Five rer Gents
22, aud the Three per Gents S2t The expose
ofLoPezls setiorth as the cause OF the rise.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
Nov. 3.-Cp yesterday Cotton market had De.
cdsd tendency downwards Am eceded ID ID but at
the arrival OF the Great Western the trade began
cheering aspect and the quotations to-day sho"
Iittle alteration from those OF the preceding Friday The
demand has again improved, and have far busl
doing Sales the whole, small merely amounting g
10 900 bales "a 2ec Am 5000 Am. speculation Stocks
725lo OSLO American last !ea !s7 $50 C.95,77t
Amerlcau)
Nov !, ; p. Mo change to-day, prices linn, with a
ie steady inquiry and sales about 5000 bales The reduc
tion Of ID per ID which has taken place Am slGse ,ht
abatement of the en has been partially
gaued to the extent Of sd per b. within hs last few days
CURRENT PRICES Of THE DAY.-tpland, inferior, AID,
midding 81; fair 81; good fair 81 good and choice, o.
n O. uf Ten) l. uf a. mid A. far s., good fair 8, good
= very choice s. Mobile ni ~ md II, far 81 good fai
81; good aud prime 81; S l. std 10, inf 10 H. mid II a
l.! lair clean II l3 good clean 3 10, hne aud clean 10
a -.
PROVISIONS-AMERlcAS. demand for BEEF
since the 18th u has been extensive the trade IN aut'
cpation the cure, only purchasing TO supply imme
date prices aTe, consequently, shade lower he
first ARRIVALS new OF good quality will meet ready sale
The late small import Of Canadian PoRx sells at cur quo
atious. No States Pork the market Some really
iae dry canya>rd HANS having arrived sales have been
made considerable AT the quotations: NTH mo-
deat- supply OF similar quality these rates may be man
tanned.
On the 2?th utimo CHEESE offered BY auction, the
greater portion Of which found purchasers prices within
the range of the quotaons For the huc aud welseeced
daitles there brisk competition, aud the market or
such be quoted hrm other much sought
after.
The arrivals again large another he being however
adverl.d for the 10th instant the stock IN the present
dition of the market, is likely to accumulate
The late imports Of LARD have been generally offered
from the quay The bulk has found buyers at about prevl
Gus rates. and the stock does accumulate the low pct
OF Taow compared with last seasons rates, operates in
keeping Lard low.
There are small imports Of Canadian Butter, which
find purchasers the quality is improving Grease Butter
dull
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.

The accounts brought by the Gres, Western have
had tendency deaden the Cotton market, the belief Is
general that the crop, if average will be
fair crop and that with the sock Of the staple held
III Europe aud especially Liverpool prices cannot Ie
beyond the point which they have touched during the last
THIS is the feeling IN the manufacturing districts and the
fatnes which has marked the market recently has nor been
owing any falling of in orders the state Of aae gene
rally, but the result of the feeling which we nave "
luded.
The ats excited state Of the Cotton market at Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
TO THE PEOPLE OF IRELAND.

.NARloN-SQrAk kE, -Utll UcIVVs!'
T.: nations have fallen bu; thou sill, art youns'
Thy Is but rising, whilst Others have sci;
And though siaysry's coud DER thy morning hath hung
The full Roon ofireedom shall beam round thee get
''Beored Fetlotc- CountJymen-We engaged u the
noble experiment thar made by man OF ma,
uon the sndeavorug obtain the restoration OF political
franchises and rights Of which have been niqaonsly
dcpoied and the achieving OF thar restoration By means
purely aud entirri! peactable and legal.
" This Is my first experiment. have desired, and am
eadeavo.ing prove the world that the moal combna
Of the people The OF procuring The
ameliora,i0n OF the institutions OF any Country.
The achievement Of Catholic Emancipation one
such proof The abTossoR OF tie Legislative Union, BY
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

ITTANTEO-At 1870 Nassau street, SIX Agents,
w thse Clerks. two Partners TWO Ped6eis, "o Boys
.hyst Cooks. Girls, one SeamstTess. MI ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No le0 0NASSAU-STREET-
P.MpHigTs MAMmeTH SHOW BILLS
C.r,IoCrEs LECTURE BILLS,
Curcrs CARDS CONCERT BILLS, Plan soa
insurance POLICIES, Fancy,
BILLS OF LAp!HG, POLITICAL DiLLe,, g.
CIRCULARS, SihcGLhhs' tHsSrs' Ico N,,
Promptly executed at the Office OF the lIioune' NO. ''
sau stIset-opposte the Park
TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
No. z Spruce street, Tribune b"ii"n's''
JAMES PRINGLE,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
BOOK BIN D K
ions OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AND pUNcTUALIrY on TEE
sl5 Mosr REASONABLE TERMS.
..socsatfon.-OEee .so No. Is
p; IA sroIv open fso 10 to a d. ;ia ,f
cb.srf1,iv IN riyeu The Consrtutiou gwen !'""
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

NTANTED--A situation by young woman 10
w cook wash and iron or chamberwork. washing and
~, n2i3t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

INANTED-A place by very nice girl, with
w the best of city rer'tness ssamsss muse OF cham
,s,n,aG. Aprly If Il Hammond street MO fte
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

IATANTED-A situation as Laundress or Cham
w hsrnaid bya yoang woman with very good rseom-
,,nls,inn. Apply 81 s. Barrow 81. MI s.,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

lNTANTED-A place by a very capable. steady
W waiter, who ilvs years In hls !ae p!scs 10
= hch b. .rtsEs. Apply AZ 10. Madison st. nls o.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

DOARpiNti-Gcntlem and their wives, and
ID single S,utemer en- accommodated with pie t'Slnt
rooms and 5oa.d a, % Fulton ST hlS lm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
THE T r [ B Z n z
ERONL EUROPE.
Cotton Niecedi1ag.

Sirtesn Days Later.........B Steamship Caledonia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

WANTED Capital wanted liz the SILK BusI
w ,,s in the way Of partner partners, 6y Sentie
nan in he country long acquainted win the business anc
ow owup large establishment. Inquire OF the II sisH
sRs or N I s. WAKEMtN Esq Secret2ry Of the AMER
an Institute o. Woodbury. ESQ. le fear street. with
whom is left in written form The outlines OF The rropsed ar
.,-',rs - - " MO 6w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

DOAHplNG SCHOQL.--'Ihe Mount Vernon
ID Academy pleasantly situated IN ,Sth STREET the Old
Po Road very near the Sd avenue. Mr. and Alr Gaze pro
pgetors OF the Institution will receive limited number "i
scholars. The OF Study every desirable branch
and polite education The superior advantages IN
the location and the render this SEMINARY
worthy Of especial confederation Terms $50 Ter quarter III
,Iy,ncr c23 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

ERENCH LANGUAGE-Alons. Bekearl, pro
the French Language bss te inform his trcnd,
,hat forming classes for begnnsrs, ot has residence,
Ne. 50 Dudpe-str..t
y B. hvse lessons given AZ home at The residenc. OF
b., nuui,s mic
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

no COUNsELLORS.-Wa Wanted by young
member Of the bar capable Of taking charge Of and con-
ucns suits from the to Their tsImnaton
I'd ssss ouId br received such share or interest ~ te
,usipfs, a e flee b. agreed HPog DnercePtiona
5 testimonials can be given. SIC. Address Eidon Touns
S,..s ~ MI 3ts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

CENTEEl, BOARDING a, Mrs CERES, No,
VI = toarInd; SaSe married gentlemen can
accommodated with excellent Board and comi2ttbe
moderate Also front l.T'os ana bedroom
Inc s4cnld nnr FINN .hsl Mnin r.LshsL. MA me
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

DEV j. + MESSENGERS CLASSICAL
II SCHoOL(eorney Of Clinton and Pacific streets, Brook
ynIhis School will open the day OF September
punc,ual attendauc, Of the pupils Is requested
The Of instruction this institution Is full and tho
rough embracing the English Classical Mathematical and
Scientific branches Strict paid the ormapu
Of the moral well intellectual character OF pupils The
rs masters arc employed the several departments and the
mode of instruction continued which has long salts
faction
The limited number pupils Will be received into the
PRINCIPALS family and receive the care OF parent.
Circulars stating terms sc. may he hsd on Application
the Church Depository No 20 JOhns the bookstore OF
VIZ! A. v Blake Fulton.zt. New. York. and at Dir. a: NJ
Wildsr's Bookstore 81 Fuon.st. Brooklyn au30u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

pONRD IN BONp-STREET-Boa with
ID gle4aat rooms, be obtained a56 BondstIes J. rms
,,nlsr.,, NIL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

DOARUING.--Siuge gentlemen. or gentlemen
u aua thsir wives can be accommodated with pleasant
rooms and board small family where the comforts OF
hone may be EMO yej. al SIS Nuuay.siJeet. NJ ave-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

pARDINl;--uNlTED TEMPERANCE (.
ID HOUSE, at 81 Greenwich str~et.-The house ~ aiss
furnished with we'll calculated for
families scs gentlemen. One paor on the first hoos-
Lodgings rr week TRANSIENT boa I'd shiliur.s per day
Meal, equally tow Please c all aad sss. NJ lms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

I1T7 BLT~7FD HIS IJHf Dv
Bradbury, Singing School for ladies' and gentlemen be-
ns bis method Of singing by note. IL which The "a art Of leading
exercises and ofeggos pleasing
M odles rounds gees sacred pieces The selections are
Psnse on, T. Cooke f. Zolmer Able Manner C. KIent
zer Schneider: Rodolph, IheabGi Ros,ini, Rnck Al
posed selected and arranged BY Wm Bradbury P,i,sso5
Music the city # New York orsan,st and eondnSto
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
DRIVATt SCHOOL MRS. ATKINSON, r

IgKIV a IE NUHUUL.-NhS. hI NINSVAN, It-
Gently ot the Yonkers Female Seminary has opened
school in rheenth street one door east OF Washington n
stutc Mrs A. olic the patronage the citizens OF the
upI,sr ads who appreciate the advantages OF sohd useu
and religious female education.
Mrs a. wishes limited number Of girls boarding scho
lara young lady who speaks French would be desirable
boarler Terms aud references learned BY application ga 5t
one Washington Institute. l2O d&wtl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

Half of the Tuition money be paid at the commencement
~ B. Those who wish TO JON Glass are requested to send
their names and residences, possible 10 the snb;
scnber No. 100 Bleeckefstree corner OF snillyan and
Nav York Nov To- Isi3 [nl7 3teod"l
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

IS SdlQ LliS TtliCll LLlOdoSy W Su1Lid "ou1Ni
have departed long ago tut for the hrong of solicitors
ba: mped-d It's organization. Paris paper says" To
diminish much possible the vogue OF this Embassy
and COO ardor the pettone 1t has been decided that
h- E.p.Ilion shall the unayorlbls
agd 60 b the longest 4ad aruou5 The solicit
orr have been carefully warned Of all the tgue and penis
winch await them this enterprise eafnl pictures have
been drawn 20 them well their protectors and pro-
ctrsses 4ad this at yielded very toieabe
effect The number Of amateurs thus reduced
seven hundred Orders been issued for the Expedition
10 b. teady TO sail on the 4th OF November"
LIE Journal des Chemins de Fer announces that
N. Directors of toe Rouen and Hayre Railroad Company
haze lust concluded with NM Mackenzie and BEas-y the
most important made IN France The prin-
cpa works the Harre Railroad the bridge Of Rouen
seven tunnels of $500 Yards and vladucs
y arches The valley Of Baentn, b-lng 80 yards hight
from the arch the These works viii from
3 900 o0of 100000 They be entirely com
pleted in May 1916
a terrible accident occurred upon the Railroad
from Vienna G!ackaereyeu persons being killed
right BY collision Of the cars.
It's stated IN the Augsburgh Gazette that the
reported attempt shoot the Emperor OF Russia probably
false the gun pistol having, thought been fred by
of the behind the carriage either accidentally or to
r-sa,p :, Sans.t;on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

Tie Editor of the "indepenGcn, Messenger 81 Portsmouth
shout comnlnn It 81 "tertity Tie tw" last
rnqners have h office and the Messenger Was
several days put upon our Exchange List
The Dld Dominion the Wings Their knuckrs Tor
shouts Qualification for the which have i'en Ia
from the full table Of Democracy" II asnes he mat
they have recently obtained only calculated
the democracy, TO recall them sense "' their due
bind them together and rally all their cnrsies against lie
tells them that 1.-The fact at this stat oil things
will call hack friends union and harmon than
any thing that coud have happened Already tile Wing
gtn passing every quarter hear Ifo who
have momentay separated on the ion OF their
canddlte land which Wings BY, have endrav"ed to
unguenchab'e ne declare that they VIII nvloa
by abide the selection of the Baltimore Conventions ana that
Whgsery need IN nothing from their opposition
Let them the Convention do their duty honorb fairy ana as
express the Whole will Of the Democratic party having
the good CT the at heart and mpenrtabe, IN
vnche pbaanx VIII be found carry the nominee II that body
the PRESIDENTIAL Caair To secure th result iosvrr one
of must yea up ter
dcta;oa they their batteries against the enemy,
and they have doing fire their voe INTO our on
ranks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20
TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENqUIRER.

81 sild 10 barn f'om your paper, that yoa nave
dropped the controversy between the Enquirer, Tho
Mercury, aud one tw' other newspapers. No good
could possibly have come Of y. About the relative
ertfs ol our candidates, let the People decide. De-
pend upon IL, no manciTre q. can set aside their
wishes The first 5l,t w:.! eit the story; and after
that On case 10 decision IS arrived the first ct
emp every thing mast Dc let, 20 The patriotism and
good sense of the Convention. Thank God, the De-
mocra,c party firmly united through principle,
10 suffer any personal considerations 10 defeat them
Whether Mr.. Calhoun, Mr. Van Buren, or MIR. Buc-
The nominee, depend upon It, the party, Zone
and nd;s;siblr, wl! support it.
ala the State, every th'ng will doubtless go right
The idea of Mr.. Clay's carrying the State of n York
again. Van Buren, IS ridiculous IN fact Clay is only
certain OF ONE New England Stae-that IS Vermont.
In New York. he w'll be- beat oTer ten thousand.
the late will have good effect
friends and teach then that they not have strength
enongh to ,hrash each other, and the Whgs also.