The New York Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. VEI.—No, 361.-~Whole No. 1969 PUBLISHED DAILY BY JAMES GORDON BENEE?®, No. 21 ANN STREET, TERMS OF ADVEXTISING—The extensive ciren{ tatro. of the Henao, both in town and country, makes ta uperior channel for advertisers. roR ELVe LINKS OR LESS? gi 25 | 7 days, $1 87 | 10days,08 38 Haar EL on Hele 80 ie 237 s* 10]6“ 1765/9 “ sai“ 8 VOR RIGHT LINES OR LE mts ths, * 00 | 6 months,, 0 be paid for sem ctisoments inserted in the Waxxy Henarp st per square every insertion. BP aLp—Iseued ev —price two meg yi ‘Country po a ly Tarplaked at the same rate, for any specific riod, on « rem ttance in advance. No paper sent, unless paid in advance. KLY KaeraLp—issued every baggie | morning, of gine o’clock—price siz cents per copy to cons} ibers et $3 per annuum in advance. pe Feet ree requested to address their letters ‘Gonpow Bewwe rt, Proprietor and Rditor: and al ‘on business must be post to Ja orders S EASTERN DIVISION OF THE NEW YORK 8 RASTERN ERIE RAILROAD. . 5G run 1 a % . 4 emen faccarding to the (ollow ing arrang sap 3 won, 4 ‘Ra iti }. Mon’ GBs, gene Sol, Ra ate Chee roe Works FROM NEW YORK. 91.5) tearing trai ery morving (exce) she tot of Albany sect 2 hoielgek, A Ti inthe company's ib ica, Capt. 4. H. Sehultz. eee eat ace tn evcry We ineaday and Sttarday afternoom, at’ Block’ from the fovt of Aluany atreet, in tho steamboat ica. i i Monday Tuesday, Thursday and Fri- dap ares te it Voeloek, from the foot of Chumbers street, by the steamboat Union 6 e Gosnen. dina ii v . (except S gine ear York, by ine stetinboat Utica, at the foot ny street. passenger trai Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, at's oeclok, ‘arriving in New York by the steamboat Utes, 4 ‘A freight train every Monday, Tuesday, Thureday ‘and Wri. day, at 3 o'clock, arriving in New York by the steamboat Union, and barges at the foot of Chambers street. Freight will be received at the foot of A’ “on Monday, Tuesday, d ‘ A ire at the Compaay’s T: Kor ight ROU and reenact, aod a he tation ofc, corm Aa abeely aa various depots on the HY® CSV MOUR, Superintendant Eastern Divi: York and trie Railroad. NEW YORK AND NEWARK. de7 1m Fare reduced to #5 cents. From the foot of Courtlandt street, New York. z day—Sundays excepted. Leave Neon ye eave Newark, Ato A.M. At? be ats AM. Atl aM. no do 4 do ite 7 On ‘sUNDAY. bed From eect of Later street. mew Nike Ere NEW, BRUNSWICK. From the foot of Liberty street dail ¢ foot 0 sr i : Leave New Brunswick, Py aes reat nae SOMERVILLE stazes connect with these lines each way. id te, 60 cents. ine New ‘York wn sSppertilies tae een way, tabethtor 95 cents. Tare in the 7} A. M train from New Branewick, and 41 ‘trai 5 reduced between as ‘Kew: Yor and ‘New Brunswick to 60 cents. York s way The Philadelphi soauiime passes through New Brunswickfor it 9o’cleck. New forssethe TAM. tripfrom New Brunewick isomit- who procure their tickets at the ticketoffice,re- : MScke(yratie. Ticketsarereceived by Saivon the day when purchased. ail RED BIRD LINE TO ALBANY, en the Eaat nde of the Fiver, having better stages Catt (ims casking uo higher. fare—-Ofhee, Pe tan beth Clea Aeecsariaiat on sasha Tine from any point on the fs Oe et te Athere the boats may be compelled by ice to MAgents will be on boardench of the mail boats togire assis- tance anf information. 7 ‘i Montreal, tonchiog at Albany , (office his ung exteud 10 Mmbracca a very. direct and comme: So eee ena horses of thie Tine will be found really the best on the Albany route,and no deception. Pe surctent a icttion will be, Fatdt@ the comfort, conve: may give us the preference. ai i eevee vanall be, ahul ep entirely, Red. Bird Stages will rumall theoagh from New York ety fo Albany, Bi. 1. BAXTER, } Agents. 1. V. BAKER, Proprietor. 426 1m* NEW YORK AND ALBANY, Stage Lie on both ites North iver Office at | the: Idstand, Western rotel,9 Courtlandt ithe line ch the west ide of the ri leave New Yor and arrive in ikeat and cheapest route to Albany. urge, commodious and. warmed. by wTct line on the east aide will be by steamboat daily as far asthe ie - ot store E. BEACH. vagers for Newburgh and Paltz may secure passa Or eegee Sy steamboat wad rallioad tol 16 miles this tae of Sewourgh where stages will be in resdia-as to convey them to the above nara pl “428 til VLA STONINGTON, DAILY. HARNLEN & CO’S American and Fo-eign Express, Foren Le' ing Office —Pachages of ' amcor Zong a Express. to rom followin alt aeeee Liverpool, Lvadon, Manchester, Birming: "and Leeds, Fong.; Dublin and Cork, Ireland; Glasgow aud e ‘Scotla odd re, Frances 0s. sand from, a vidence, 3 ladclphia, and from Troy ny, having recently made arrangements with the Peo s, Bill Acceptauces, the purehasi NP, Tit ition or tranaient business of any ind, undertake pro ly. He tay seer be kept at their Boston New York, Phila: eiphia and All ‘offices, for Cunard’s Royal Mail Line of wad Also, forthe steamer Great Western, and the sall- [ricom New Yorke : NOTICE. —Packazes sent to either office,for Eng- other place, must not, m wy care, contain letters Zitocds musi be marked HARNDEN & CO. who Feapousible for the loss or hyury of any articles or alto their care: nor ia any Fisk nasumed by, hed to the Bk P. and S- Railroads, or the .. On Whose roads, or in whose may te traheported, In reapect to ences: Mesars. Fiotcher, Alexander & Co. Liver- ‘and. London; Welles & Co,, Bankers, Parie, France; homas B. Curtis, Eaq., Boston; Geodhue & Co. New York: + & Hart, Philadelphia; and ‘Thomas W Olcott, Esq., é Liver atreet, Trov; 12 Exchange, Al- ort a South Third « ree Vhilade pt ia; 22 Chureh Onrvet, qrerpool; § Court street, Boston; Usion Buildings, Provi T. POWELL & CO/’SLID BOR Ni.WBURGH. | AL CALD WELLS, WEST POINT AND COLD SPLUNG—The steamboat HIGHLANDER Dbert Warlrop, will lewve the foot cf Warren street every Mouliy, Tirr sy and Saturday afternoon's <"Heturuiug. the High. reser will leave Newburgh y morning at € o'clock, ans 1 uesday and Fridsy gmat Borclocke a ng ight or passage , 2p) to the Cay m onboard. PPT Weseees aad Teviaht of ovtra daserirtio ani ‘board thie boat, must be at the rat bill of lading erre bank the eof wuless ALL Ra EMENT—P be Nb ARRANGEMENT—POUGGKLEPSIx AND NaW YORK. ‘The fort sailing steamboat OSE OLA, Cap- tain Verdioe ‘Trucsdate, for the remainder of mboat per, fo atreet,every Tucsdvy, Thurelay and Saturday at 3 o'clock—landiug, up ard down, at Caldweil fi haha Poibt, Cold Sprmg. Corawa HV Landing, Ne and Milton, Returning, leaves Poughkeepsie ever lay, Wednesday and Friday morning. at 7 o'clock. Al the lst of November, the Oncol w leave wwe hike pare at a ‘or saage. apply to t t iO. RANBOUBH Maier m4 or Ly i R Regular Pac! bh January — he # fast ravling packet -hip COLUMBUS, Capt ————" yeail on Wednesday, the 19th inet. her regular day. fot peswengers, i wel! one about to einbark, ore engaging e'sewhere. foot of Beckman street, ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO $5 Folton at. next door to the Palton Baice for their friends, con have hip, of in any of the shipa 1 of papetually on the 7th sod isin zo 19 1 FOR SAVANNA t Packet— Thesplendid pack-t ship CELIA, ahatelres;, sails as above, having aplendid accommodations for 4 cabin. & steerage pnasengers. For pasage, enrly atjon should be made on bonrd, ‘oot Maiden Lane, or to W.& J. 1. Tarscuor r, South viv: et, or 43 Peck Slip. “DRAFTS TU ENGLAND, IRELAND, SC OT- ND AND WAL¥4—Persuns desirous'of peod my part of the old ight payable st the ond amd aus Branches, Hames Brit. Bou & Co., Lowtos, ind ixchanye una at Baek iver which ae vad ow ema igal towne iu the United Kingdom. Vor term, W 3h Parse eit, 42 South aticet P veanngere. to Su trom the ord © wry. iu iret clase American vache, ue, ; . —————— “Ie NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 14, 1842. City Intelligence. Annest or A suProsep Foroer.—A person, for- merly of a very respectable standing in society, and who heretofore was never even suspected of a crime, was arrested on Wednesday afternoon by officer Stokely, charged with being the person who com- mitted ‘the recent forgery of the cheek on the Me- chanies’ Banking Association for $1500. It willbe remembered that this check was presented on Fri- day, Dec. 31st, by a smart, intelligent boy, named Charles M‘Gaskili, and the fsee of it purported it to have been drawn by C. W Thwing, broker, of Wallstreet. The money was paid, und the boy stated at the time the forgery was discovered, that the check had been given him by a man oppesite Pine’s Coffee House, to whom he gave the money, and received 50 cents for his trouble. The 50 cents he borrowed from some person in Pine’s bar, which was not repaid. The boy identified the person ar- rested as the individual who gave him the check, Cou t of Oyer and ‘Terminer, Before Judge Kent, and Aljermen Purdy and Lee. . Trial of Sally Ann Rebb, CHarcep wits Witrut Mcnpen, ror Destroy- ove HER Inpant Crip, 1n OctoBeR LAST. Jan. 13—The prisoner, a bright-eyed young wo- was placed upon thefstand, but looking less ruddy and fuil than when previously iv Courc.— She wore a neat straw bonnet, biack mantil!a, and was rather genteely dressed. S. Jay Hasxerr, Esq appeared as her Counsel. _ The District AtrorNey made a few remarks, in whieh he stated the particulars relating to the charge, and proceeded in the evidence. Jutia Any Bricos, (a very young woman,) sworn—Resides a 118 Norfolk street. Is married. ows the prisoner at the b: She had been in ployment, as servant, for six or eight months. —Discovered she was pregnant between two and three months bejore this happened, Never said any thing to herg about it ull afterwards.— Heard she was inthe privy. I found she was in there, and asked her to open the door. She refur sed to do so at first. It was on Monday morning, Oh, Texas! Of lands that offer sweet repose, F rom all a city’s hapless woos, Thou art the only one that goe: ih, Texas! ment Thy fields with milk and They never {eel the effects of snow, For gentle winds 60 sweetly blow, Ob, Texas! ? ‘Thou mak’st one's food se quick distil, That all may eat and drink their ll, And have no need of Brandreth’s pill, Ob, Texas! If creditor’s won't wait a dey, But all insist to have their pay, Thou art, | swear, my only stay, awe Yh, Tex Should man be harrase’d with a wife ‘That wears awa ery Thou bid’st him hasten from the strife, Oh, Texas! Thy soldiers, too, are men of nerve, Who never {rom their duty swerve, But will till death their country serve, deep, Oh, Texas! i . é H. Jr. ayato ‘ etween 9 and 10 o’clock, in October threaten- and to whom he presented the money. The PFi8o#*? | ed her, and she opened the door. She stood in the Albany, denied al! knowledge of the transaction; but the | privy, looking very miserabe. There was a great positive manner in which the boy testified the | deal of blood on the flosr, bat none on the seat.— Correspondence of the Herald.) Avnany, Tuespay, Jan. 11, 1842. There was more talk than work to-day in both Houses. The Senate did little, and after a Session of about an hour or less went into Exeeu Ses- ion. Whether the Governor succeeded in having his nominations confirmed by the Senate, rumer does not say. At all events, on yesterday the Senate refused to go into Executive Session by a strict party vote, and this holding: back look: all might not goon quite as smoothly as a marriage bell. The Assembly proceedings were characterized with litt.e of general interest. A long debate was had on the coming up of the bill changing the mode of appointing bank receivers, which continued until the Houseadjourned. Maj Davezac did not call up his resolution, so there was no speech from him to-day, and a crowd of visitors were again dis- appointed. It is insinuated that the Major has been coaxed by his political friends to defer the consideration of the resolutions until certain other matters shall have been adjusted. A great many petitions were presented to-day, prineipally from the western part of the State. You can form no idea of the intrigues, plote, and counter-plots, that are going on in the apparently unbroken ranks of tke Democratic party. The Anti-Regency pertion of the party, made a slight demonstration on Monday in their especial organ, the “ Atlas,’” in a pungent and well-argued article, headed “ Rotation in Office.” Of its nature you can judge from its title. As yet no outward attack or defence bas been made by the regency par excel lence. The storm will burst in all its fury, should the Regency be successful in the election of State officers. Then what are now smothered inte = t tered threatenings and murmuring, will ripen inte open denunciation and fierce opposition, which must result in the disorganization and overthrow of the now triumphant Demoeratic party. I: may be that with the good fortune that always has hitherto attended the Locofocos, these differences will be smoothed over and overcome, but it must be con- ceeded that the aspect of things is any thing but favorable to such a suppo: hile the Whigs are chuck! t every endeavor in their power to prom We had a very Jarge funeral proce: honor of the late Wm. Hexpaicxsox, Esq T ent!eraan was much beloved, and almost every one in the city knew him, and will regret his departure. He was a benevolent, whole+ouled, sacial man, with a hand as liberal as his heart. He was fol- ed her of having been delivered, but she de- nied it. I told her she must tell me, or! would turn ber out of the house. Inthe evening she be- gan tocry and owned it ; saying she had been deli: wered onthe seat. [had been urgiag her about it allday. She first said she had gone four months ; then six months, and afterwards seven months.— She did not tell the sex of the child. ‘The privy had been cleaned before the Coroner came. Dis- covered nothing but bleod on the floor. Do not know how loug she had been in the privy. She did notaccount how the cord had been separated.— She washed oa the previous Saturday, in the yard, when it was rainy. She complained on Sunday of being unwell. Went into her room soon after dis- covering her situation. There was no appearance of her having been delivered there. My husband heard of it when he came home to dinner. He did not refuse to have the child taken eut for fear of being sent to prison. Thinks the prisoner wanted to have the child taken out that night. On Mon- day morning -he told me she had drank some hot tanzy tea on the previous evening. She got up very early and called me and said 1 mnst ge down and make a tire, for she was unable to, as she was very sick and full of pain. She then went up to her room. Saw the remains oftanzy tea ina pitch- er, It was very strong. Do not know that the prisoner is married, or had ever had a child before. aworn—Resided in the lower part a married woinan; pri-oner went to the country i» July, and shortly after her return discovered she was pregnant ; saw when she came out of the privy; her clothes looked very bad, full of blood; went to the privy seon after, but it had been cleaned; Sally Ann was dressed in her usual manner; the child was taken from the privy in about a week. Da. Leaoerr, sworn—Is a physician; had a conversation with the ron the Wednesday evening after her delivery; she told me that she had gone six mont! d while sitting on the seat she was taken in iabourand the child dropped into the privy; saw the child after it was ea out ; it appeared to have been a full seven months one; applied the hydrostatic test, and found that the child had proba’ ly been born alive. [Col. Haskett here alnutely examined the witness on the various tests] The lungs had been inflated, but they might have been so by a siugle breath The cord was torn two or three inches from the child ; cords vary in strength, some sufficiently strong to hold a child in 8: & position, others the reverse; the cord in this ince, had not been cut; cannot say the neck shewed much violence it ‘was saturated with the fluid, but she ved a lit- tle redness In regard,to tests and appearances, can only speak from my own experience; have seen many things published that [ huew tobe false; do not think that tanscy tea would create abortion; kave known of instances where a child respired and yet died before it was born. in respect to the Prisoner, she did not tell the truth as to the time she had gone; there was evidence that the child was OVer seven months ; thinks the cord would have broken further from the body cf the child had quickness with which he identified him in the street at the time of the arrest, presented such strong ap- pearances of guilt, that he was held to bail inthe sum of $5000, which was entered by Theodore Sedgwick, Esq., An understanding had been en- tered into in the Police Office to keep this examina- tion 4 secret, but the searching inquiry of our police reporter was such as to ascertain al! the particulars. Where public justice is to be benefitted we feel ready at all times to waive the publication of any police matter; and in this ease, at the request of some of the prisoner's friends, we so far abide by this course as to abstain from publishing his name, until a final commitment is made out. Democratic Movemenrs.—The election in the Sixth Ward yesterday for threy delegates to repre- sent the democracy of that ward in the General Committee at Tammany Hall, resulted in the selec- tion of Michael Walsh, John Emmons, and Con- stantine Donohue, by about one hundred majority. The Young Men’s General Committee met at Tam- maey Hall lastevening. The delegates from the Twelfth Ward were sent back and an election or- dered for new ones on the evening of Wednesday next, at Vandewater’s Five Mile House. The dele- gation from the Sixteenth Ward, elected at the meeting presided over by Mr Campbell, were re- ceived, and the committee adjourned to meet again on Wednesday, 26th inst., when ofiicers will be elecred. Case ov Hexay F. Mitcuett —At the hour of 2 yesterday afternoon, the above named person was brought in‘o the Ccurt of Sessions, for the purpose of being present during the argument of counsel re- lative to an arrest of judgment in the recent verdict rendered against him He evinced the effects of his clese confinement by a decided alteration in his physical appearance, but listened attentively, as the arguinent proceeded. Messrs Graham and Smith appeared as counsel on his behalf, and the principal point of their argument foran arrest of (cea was confined to the alleged illegality of the Alder- men to sit ag associate judges on the bench of the court in which Mitchell was tried and convicted. The District Attorney replied at length, and diesect- ed the decision of the Supreme Court in’ the case produced by opposing counsel, and further contend- ed that a motion to arrest judgment, on the ground of the illegality of the Court to try, or that the Court was unconstitutional, was an unheard of positien for counsel toassume. He further contended, that the application of counsel to obtain an arrest of judge ment while they had already prepared a bill of exceptions, was also a strange and illegal move- ment é i The Court reserved their decision until a future day. Raw away wit 4 Cant.—A black fellow named tinct, nights. bili seat, but never first childre Dr. AncneRr sworn—Was called to 113 Norfolk street, on the 19h or 20th October, to hold an in- quest Ona child then lying in the privy. Witness is a physician and also coroner. Dr Leggett and myseif at first supposed the child had been still- born—we applied the usual tests—supposed the child bad breathed—the child had been about a se- ven months one, obviously not full gone, and seein- ed to have been born alive. Several physicians (Drs. Wood, Francis and Gillman) were examined on scientific points as to the probability of the child being born alive, and lant officer, Wm_ Stephens, and committed. A “Pexcs” Keerer Aunesrep —A man named Hopkins Barns was arrested yesterday by officer Relyea, charged by Wim. C. Mead, No 2 Catharine street, with receiving eight whips, valued at $8, from a boy named Reuben Decker, knowing them to be stolen. D-cker is now in prison on the above charge, and states that he sold the whips to Mead for $1, being one-eighth their actual valine. Com- mitted. Frour Triey.—Daring several days past a num ber of barrels of flour have been stolen from the tow boat Western, lying at the foot of Courtlandt was extremely long and appeared to great advan- tay There was a meeting last night of our citizens to take measures for the relief of the suljeriog manu- facturers in Glasgow, Paisley, and «ther parts of Scotland. At the meeting, sundry documents were read to show the appalling and increasing distre.s uader which the operatives in the manufaeturing towns of Scotland are now laboring under, for want of employment and the consequent want of food. The mceting was composed principally of Scotchmen and their descenaants, of which there are a large wumber among our most respectable with, Fanny Exsstea.—The long agony is over, the ele- re restored to their wonted tranquillity. The danscuse sails to-day from Philadelphia in the bark Louisa for the Havana—she bas engaged the whole cabia for herself, and thus intends to enjoy the “good the gods provide” with her accustomed non- chalance. Her corps de ballet, under the charze of Monsieur Martin, sailed from this city on Wednes fay last io the Rapid: God speed them all over the perilous The controverey between M’lle. Elssler and Mr. Simpson still remaias open ; diplomatic negotiations have been commenced, but not yet terminated. reply to the lachrymose card of Mr, Simpson, she offered to make good the losses sustained by the management during her engagement, provided the company of the Theatre should receive the salaries withheld from them forthe two nights the house was closed, owing to her indisposition, Mr, Blake, the Secretary of the Treasury, near the Government of the Park, accedes—and appoints an hour of mretiag with her Ambassador, but frem some cause yet unknown,the Secretary did not come to ume, and the aceredited agent of the danseuse incensed at the neglect manifested on the part of the Government ef the Park to his Excellency, in not being punctual at the time appointed, retires and represents the matter to the Queen, matter stands‘until the spring, when negotiations will again be renewed, question as the North Eastern Boundary, and it may be adjusted in the course of events, perhaps at the FAFER | WAREHOUSE —Tie Su t tt s cribers keep const same time the Florida war shail have become ex- {purchaser oteting Papen al visa a soho in Philadelphia the temperance society elected her an honorary member; st return, a donation of $50, and was authorized to make collections in benalt of the cause in the Ha- vana, also to take pledges, and receive converts; she was entrusted will if would aot be surprised it she revolutionize the Island ef Cuba, and expelled king alchohol from his throne. Soon we expect to hear, that the Pe torm Society hes followed in the temperance people, and also made her a member of their sisterhood. ders in the cause, and would night than the lantern-jawed and ghosthke confes- sors cf this creed would achieve im one year of Mile Elsster intends travelling all over the Island of Cuba, and on her return may take New Orleans in the way, and in the cou i again be here, refreshed und reinvigorated, to grant the Park government an audience, und adjust pe: ably, if poesible, th isti f She will then da ; Firemen, if an opportunity offers, and, in all proba- » Will revisit Boston, where the Bunker Hill monument will meet her gaze, finished, towering in splendid grandeur, affording a token of a nation’s glery, and to her the too lent her leg towards its compietion. Mn. Branam —This gentleman gives his farewe!l concert on Tuesday evening next, at the New York Society Library rooms. sion will afford a novelty to his legion of admir among which are pieces from the Postillion, Fra Diavolo, the Eagles Haunt, and Der Freyschutz We predict a crowded audience. CuarcesO’Matrey, Tue [nisi Draceon, by Harry Lorriquer, with 40 by Phiz, complete in one volume. and Hart, 1841. This is an elegantly bound vo- lume, suitable for the centre table or forthe Family Library. We have eo often noticed this work that we can say nothing new about it. commend this particular volume to the attention of the publi every way worthy of the publishers, and suitable States, edited by her daughter. York and London; Wiley § Putnam, 1842. It seems that the favorable reception which the “Journal and Correspondence of Miss Adams,” has met ith, has induced the editor to prepare a second , Which is now presented tothe pul ‘ns a multitude of developments, curious, useful and highly eutertai public cannot fail to seize with avidity upon all the reminiscences of 75, °76, '7, and subsequent years of our infant Republic. Coneumerion Curnante—A Practical Treatise to Prove Consumption a manageable Diseuse, with Price Two Cents: Theatricals, ANTICIPATED CaTuotic Raut in S4 We jearnthat a very insulting and thre .tening hand> bill, in writing, was posted oP in dew eet the Convent yesterday. The language, we are told was quite insulting, aad concluded with a warning to parents to remove their children, It will be gratifying to the lovers of good order to learn, that vigorous measures have been taken by the Mayor Proper authoritiesto ferret out and bring to i amen the guilty author, and also to protect bone “onvent from any assault. . Louis Re; ubli- Lovis.— tMb LARGEST THE © z AND BEST AssoRTMERY OF WIGS AND SCALPS Vv ARK To BY yOUND at CLIREHUGH’ ww BROADWAY, ENTRAN( GE'S ‘ON sr [HIG prany attempts that are daily making to tuitate tle celebrated wixs and acalte, ary just so many: proofs * ny! Pagar pei mre sepained. and the eattmntion a 4 ‘Se original maner in this country of © "Observe that C. THE VENTILATING AND GOSSAMER 2 WIGS AND SCALPS WITHOUT METALLIC SPRINGS, > sad that all others are but feeble artempta at i:nitation ng the genits to divine or direct the pri je on are made to fit, and the skill and practice to execute. All wearers and connoisseurs are thvited to inspect hia P HEADS OF HAIR, hich for elegance, lightness, and durabil among the first produetions of modern ar! cure Jn To this note Uy hey cover no more of the bow thas the vaturel ng, al isagreeabl - *outhern climate they af lncstinoble, Thus then the of Cougrees, and gentlemen from every be: uutry, Who are now wearing C.’s wigs,can be ‘This bids fair to be as knotty a be found to suit the circumstances of all Papers of all qualities and ondaratel “ey poner \ hey al eepon a large assort: it i ge, Blue Smalls, Bleaching Powder, und Rods Avicier Lene Manufactures, which they offer at very low prices. * wis Pe SSK & RROOKS. TOR 'T mPa NOTICE TO BUYERS OF Tay wei CABINET FURNITURE, ‘THE aubseriber would invite the attention of those, wish- ‘ing to burchase articles in the above business, to his e tablienment, whe da rich assortment of Hose- word and Malog . of *rench aur other patterns, some of which are not to be found elas where, being entirely origin tao, haudsome rich gilt Goruices’ fer windows Poles and Rin; ether with Damarks, Galloona and Tas. sela, and every le attached to curtains, whieh will made io th eat atyle from patterns Lately received. i cular attention pai to t 'g up of Otto~ mans, Fire Screens, and other fancy a With embroid- Wea SHIN ered tapestry. N 5 16-610 315 Broadway, next the Hospital. MADAME FLORINE LEFEVRE, FROM PAuIs, FRENCH DRESS MAKER, ADAME, LEFEVItE: (late Mille, Florine) begs k ME, LEFEVIKE, (late Mille, Florine MaAtigrm thetnries af New York, that ehe hae ene the ew. tablusthiment of Mmee Chenin & Lesticur, (in which she a he ever sce her arrival ow Faris) Yor the jorining oue of her own, ad Ht be amade afver the latest fneh Sites hag (rangements with her agent enabled to give the tnost perfect. ratis! who mas hovor her with their patrouage. . ae ‘Burrato races z ‘or the Pet “i sie, 'Nover, Hall Packages, Barnple! Goode, Valustie Pareelay me. ke, 1h connexion with Niesrs. Harden &Co—frosm, prvi ffalo, vin Schenectady, Utiens , Geneva, Canandaigua, Re es on hand, or made to ne presented them, in a book for this purpose ; and we ale Moral Re- otsteps of the She would certainly work won- effect more im ‘one of the spring she will @ existing cause of contention. again for the noble fraternity of giaddening satistuction that she Pos Exrness any Aarnc His selections on this occa- Ts, Syracuse, Aula shustars BEATS BN sil aticnd ta the Col P IVF FO 0. will attend to the C is ing Notes, Ibrefte, Dalle, A coptances, te., and transect all ag y ouch business as shall be commitied (o their charge 1D Shove named places, with prom te lent Albeny City Bank Mechanics and Farmers’ B Erastus Corning, Ei Thoma W. Olextt, A,B. Patchin, Keg, Noah Lee ‘Watis Sherman, “* neodore D Tneodore Uicot, * Ezra P Prentice John Taytor, ffice Nog W ul! stre POMEROY & ¢ t _Albany, Nov. 17th, 1841. Bits OF EXCHANGE on al and Fcotlaad, in sune of Literary Notices. = y Exchaugs “ Albany City. Bank Commercial Bana “ Coual Bank lendid Comic Iliustr ns Philadelphia; Carey Now York. We can only re- ste oa ueh we do with all our hoart. Itis 0 “aay , £17. £5, £4, t amount, for vale. Collections on ali parts of the Uuited States lowed to the grave by the military of the city and | Aaron Freeman, stole a hand cart yesterday from | ! several ire-companics, with a large attendance. of | Nicholos Troy, 26 Anthony street, and gold it toPat- | it fallen as prisoner mentioned” Have heard of | (tbe wants of the public: || | madeat the hest market rates oy citizens. The dey was fine and the procession | rick Rafferty tor $4 He was arrested by the vigi- | cases where children have been bora while on the | of j4nn Agams, second President of the United OU in ute eed, CEE SO 1d 130 Browd way Vel. ut MEDICAL AID. AMONG the many iighty improvements of the ege there ‘are none of more importance to man: ind, and perhaps hone so little apprrciated, aa improvements. and inveutions 1p the practice of medicive, yet we are conustraine’! to sdmit,tnat we have never met “ith more couvincl g pr than is exhibited by Dr Gregory, of No. 3 has r cently mule some valuapte of disease wh rot cnly being ning galden opininus from bir patie that all discoveries in the healing tothe public for the benefit of mas why should a phyrician inore tha reault of his labors u «from who he hee never received re hevertheleas, we are informed the Doctor has pet a litte book de, tailing his improved node of prac it within the New It in the treatment but he is win This argued by some be made known but we wouly vk bestow the ‘The American iti . It was resolved that, with a vi i ‘ H i Te game eaten howevenavmbaltaitly ailetiatied id | street, aud search being made tor the thief, and the | the correctness of the story told by prisoners to | Cases Successfully Treated, under a New Mode | failipalisimproved mode of pret it withia the 4 apo id g this | manner in which such theft was accomplished, a | the manner in which she was delivered. Tanz, 2 GC By. J. 8 Rose, M. D. Fr be he Doctor, at bis fp ak distress, a subscription should be opened by tie ? i i “5 in this Country. By. J. se, i may be had of ti p (not a dr » cin eke ia ntbe willl 7 barrel of the identical flour was found on Wednes- | tea, in obstretric cases, was spoken of by Dr. Gul- | sale by C. Wells, 56 Giold street. This ap- | Htore) ot Mottateect. at all hours of day or night, “and lao al pert se? agg ete + willing to | day, in a row beat, lying at the, foot of Jefferson | man, asan old woman's method, and of no avail, | pears to be a very’ sensible and intelligible work the following drug stores -*Sauis) two stores 4 Fulton treet ‘ aie a ecatitese to this pret th J Te | street. The boat was in possession of a man named | although it may produce death. A child, ina case | yyon consumption, that terrible scourge of this | ery at a comer of Walker etreet, and 188 comer q i a ect. Dennis Friel, who was arrested and committed to | like this, could be smothered by its mother’s gar- | ciimate. We are not qualitied to pronounce | Spring street; 146 Delancey ¢ rn folk st: and 131 Chae ft ance of one P going on between the ments, or bleed to death from the separation of the prisen. The flour was the property of Mr. John A. cord, Col Haskett made Vandewater, No. 119 Orchard street Passtxa Spurious Mo>ry.—A man named Mi- chaet O'Driscoll, entered he grocery store ot Henry Fiaack, No. 18’ Washingtou street, on Wednesday evening, and calling for a glass of beer, offered in payment a $2 note of the broken Globe Bank, which being refused, he gave a shilling piece. Be- coming afterwards very noisy and abusive he was arrested by a watchman and committed on the above charge. 3 A “Penrrecriontsr” 1x Trovste —Mr. Michael Conway was arraigned before the.Police yesterday, charged with entering the free Church, corner of Delancy and Christie streets, on the 12 h inat., and there disturbing the proceedings ot the caneregation, in company with others. He rose and adureseed the minister and people assembled relative to the doc- trines of his peculiar sect, called * pexfectionists,” and said that it was Jests Christ hiniself that was opposing their proceedings, and not him—that if they opposed him in the expression of hissentimente, they opposed Jesus Christ, and whatever they done tohim they dene to the Saviour of all men. He nies et praiseworthy movement and should be follow: by similar ones throughout the country, By the competition that i stazes and steamboats, a person may now travel to New York at the same rate as jt would cost him in the summer season The fare on the rail-road, via., Springfield, Hartford and the Sound, has been reduced to three dollars, steamboat and all. The rail road 1s doing a first rate business,and there is now as much irieght at Greenbush as could be carried over the road in a month. Our Legislators are aware that the Herald is the only channel through which they can obtain cor- impressive and able ap- peal on behalf of the prisoner, and the District At- torney submitted it without argument. The Court explained the law, and thought the case, at least, did not, under the statute, constitute the crime of murdér—he spoke of the exertion required by pri- sonerthe previous Saturday, in washing, her ve- ing eold and chilly, and taking hot tea with a view to prevent injury; also the improbability of her choosing the place she did had there been an in- tention on her part to effect abortion. The jury could bring in a verdict of manslaughter, but the prisoner was entitled to any doubt which mightbe on their minds. After an absenee of a few minutes the Jury re- turned averdiet of Not Guilty, and the priso- ner was discharged. Arr his Wi rect and Jate information, and you may see it en the desks of almost every one of them every morning. While talking about Legislation and Legislators, I ma whiel say here there is one serious grievance should be remedied, and that is this:— very large and well furnished in the Assembly Chamber, feprerited es odat of lad:es, and into whic! on is suffered to intrude, unless he one of the dear creatures. There Jeminent of Thoms Toppin for the murder of fe —The U iat whole rather asmall sized man, of about 38 or 40 years of age, was arraigned for the murder of his wife, in the Sis Ward, on onthe Istof Jau. (inst ) The indictment ch: compat seatson the floor of the house, accommod: some 75 or 100 persons, and yet, notwithstanding isi was aided inthe interruption of the cc Pr F : the express provision made for them, and the th hureh k everal of his denomina The him with ee oo assault with a chair o1 crowded stave of the gentleman's gallery, the offi. | (U8 Caured DY severa’ | genominaioa. | The | versonof Kliza Lo pan, his said wife ; also beat- 5 Bary: Perfectionist” was held to bail to keep the peace | PHC Tie nraometiel, with his’ fist, jee cers of the house daily persist in obliging those who arc forianate enough te seat, to givethem up to the ladies. is all wrong—ther no better place to see or hear, than the ladies gallery —there has never been as yet enough of them pre: sentto fill one half of it, and yet gentlemen are obliged to leave their seats and the house, in order to m-ke way forthe ladies. This is stretching a point of politeness a little too far, and the officers should sce tr Albany has been very gay this winter—parties ing upon her, acd’ otherwise nssauliing her, so as tocause herdeath. On beng asked if he de- manded a trial, he replied in the affiirmative, and was going on to make a speeck, but was cheek. iby his ceunsel, Mr wood, who has been assigned him by the Court. © The Court lis- ten to me,” said he, “I declare before the Court here, that Lknow nothing about it” Mr. Shaler bad the case in hand, on the examinationjof the pri soner, but gave it up, and Mr. Lockwood observed that he would be compelled to see Mr. Shaler be- ree could svy when they would be ready for trial. The prisoner wrs then remanded. for six months, in the sum of 3% a @ Before the Recorder, Judy: nch and Noab, and Aldermen Innes and ‘Timpson. 3.—Jonas B. Phillips, Esq. appeared as ac ing rict Attorney. Case of Whecler —In the ease of Henry Wheeler, who was charged with an assault axe battery, with intent to commit manslaughter on the person of John Kerwin, at the Montgomery House, on the d bails are coming off in every direetion The | 21st of November last, in which the jury could not amphitheatre and mnsenm, both well conducted | agiee on Wednesday, the Court received plea of establishments, draw nightly large concourses of | guilty of assault and battery, and ordered the case visiters, besides whieh, there are the Jectures and | of Brady to be postponed until the xext term of the debates at the Young Mens’ Association, and al- | Court. most weekly concerts of sacred music given by Stealing One Thousand Three Hundred and the chairs of the various churches. ‘The infasion | Twenty Nine Dollars —A mau, named Thomas of the Yankee spirit has had the effect to wake up | Brown, was tried for an alleged larceny, in finding the old Duteh slnggardness, and old Albany is fast | and appropritting to his own use the above amount, dosing ber Datch primitiveness of character, and | being the property of John I. Moore ‘The prose- assuming the guise of a bustling, thriving Yankee | eution proved that on the Gth of February, 1841, | j town. Whenthe New York and Aibany Railroad | while S1r. Moore was asleep inthe house o Mr, shall have been completed the metamorphosis will | John Sturgeon, No. 40 Norih Moore street, where be complete. he boarded, in company with prisoner, this money was taken from a belt that was fastened around his body. 11 was also proved that the prisoner +tated that be found the money, and thatthe night follow- ing it was stolen from bis por = ha made a eh inst Sturgeon for stealing the money at the tunes has hefo . trial left this eity for Phi- ladelphia. Thesu Sturgeon failed for want Mr. O'Connor for plaintiff—Mr. Anthon fur de- of evidence, and finally Brown was arrested in | fendant. Philadelphia, in September last, through the in- : gales stigation of Sturgeon While there he confessed Court of Co on Picks, Supertor Court. Before Judge Oakley. Isaae Sherwood vs. Anthony B. Fountain. an action relative to a contested re- r $850. Mr. Fountsis, who was lately jailer of this county, bonght, in 1438, house No. 30 Vandam st., for $3,000, part of the purchase money for which was letton bondand mortgage. Mr. FY. failed in meeting his payments, and anaction was brought befere the Vice Chanceilor. ‘The defend- antthen produced a receipt for $950, signed by Mr. Sherwood, which the latter deniod. ‘I'he sub- ject was referred toth s Court, in order to try the facts. The jury declared the receipt not to be ge- nuine, giving a verdict for plaintiffs. Cave Unciscan, Hion-nannen R ny in Boston.—The store of Mv. Thomas Upnam, in Boston, was entered add robbed last ‘uesday, of four hundred dollars in cash. It appears, that on Tuesday morning a man entered the store while a lad was aweeping out, and asked him the price of demijohns and if he 1 Vhe lad replied thatthe clerk would and requenied tie cus- upon the merits of this treatise ; but from what we have read of it, we feel it to be our duty to secom- mend it to the very careful consideration of all who are in any way interested ia this subject. Tue Amazonian Reruntic, recently discover- ed in the interior of Peru, by Ex-Midshipman Timo. thy Savage, B C., member of the Piilosophical Society of Williamsburgh, and of the Antiquarian Academy of Staten Island. by Samue) Coleman, 14 John strect, for the auther, What does “8 C.” stand for? Tue Comrpcete Works or Cuarres Dick (Boz.) rue Pick Cius, No. 2, 25 cer. Curry & Co., 167 Broadway. Escyctopepia AmeRIcANA—A very valuable popular Dictionary ; No 2, 25 i Curry, as above. Sea Tates—Being Cooper’s Sea Novels, No 2 of the Pilot ; 25 cents. B Tue Lecture on tue Lire or Da. Franxvin, recently delivered at Liverpoo), by the Rev. Hugh MeNeile, A M. Price 12} cents Tue Rememerance, or Patrenpsuip’s Racory Vol 1, No.2 G Williams & Co, 95 Nassau st. Tue Mai or Cassa, a poem, by D. A. T, Eys- ter, Lisq, Chambersburg death had long since been reported, is about to re- turn to his wife near this place, alter a long ab- sence in the great west. this information excited only consternation and grief in that bosom, which might have throbbed with joyful emotion. row remains to oe told. lope, whe from the years to listen to a suitor or to doubt the probabili- ty of her husband’s return, the Penelope of story long since yielded to the ther lover, and her less fortunate Ulysses will re turn to find his wife’s affections buried, seated upon the throne of Ithaca. Save on i ba ag a the ‘'en-Hi ‘arm at told nisenos Jast Wednesday, and went c tremely low rates. to $61—Cows and South Down Sheep sales $1,761. Court Calendar. " on Coun’ Surrnios Con tham cpposite Orange street A dotlar will obtain the book it any form, sent free of poatase, (o any part of the United Stites. Address Dr. Gre gory, 34 Mottat 20 }m* NQEICE is nereny given, that the following Stock Cert fieaten have been stolen’ in Germany, it is, supposed by persous on the eve of ev izrating ‘0 the United States, where, {all probability. they will attempt (o wegotiate the same.— All persons #re cautioned not to purch se the same, as new aures have been taken to stop payment of the coupons, or ia- terest and Deloat al when due, Vi s Dusseldorf end Elberietd Railroad Bonde, with coupons to 60 Bonds of 100 rix doliars each, 2121 to 2140, No, No. 4074 to 4083, No 5081 {0 5090. Russian § per cent Bonds with Hope & Co. of Ametert! New York : Pubiimned 4th loan, nine bonds of 500 ruvles each. No. 5360 to No. 5988, without coupons. Hanoverian 5 per crnt Bonds of 1830, with coupors to 1846. No, 90 to 32, three bonds —G. of 1000 rin dollure each; No. 156, cents. By G. L ' 1274, 1277, 9996, 09.069, 15,344 Lo 15.949. Bhould Any of She above. bonds be towhom they may be offered are requested to andgivenouice to Ocirichs & Kr will give the mece®sary #-ourit Jeucea, oa recovery of the whale, VAN BUREN. the same. nd ‘ya rany part thereof, For sale at the booksellers — igarcheatiy TT AT MARTIN * LATE years itwas generally renmarke | that Mertin Van always placid, gentle, aui good natwet, Trie cived, or defeat depressed him, but he always eaxcesand when the SSIDEN LIAL ELECTION 7 i umaier morning. In ‘This is the Odd Fellows’ Jouroal W. H. Downey. OORGR TERT IH ing could ruffle him. tie reader the rime Waasixe to Wives ann Huspanns.—Consid- we oft mas that he was s constant iba ® (a. cme i i i . | PLLLS, which have such . marvel’o fee 10 crable excitement was produced in this neighbor- | (UALS: which have such; maryeliins beypeuipas hood last week, among those acquainted with the | he influenced by anger, pas forrow, parties to the sffair, by the news that a man whose gther ey y ht flesh (i protaged by raters Pita) fe bettas ea tiger atthe #amn9 tire btroug asa lon and, pm Paley on ledto these remarke by the opeuing of on gentleasa ref ehope that it may induce the warm-blooded memberw under the hope ives to. hese pills, which will eu sble them to gotheough err labors in weala: paasionlesy mouner, and thus verent wny repetition of those scenes of rowdyism whieh [ivekho often diegesced the mational assem y. Feter's Pilla are nléo wonderfully efficacior he preveution of Strange as it may seem, Alas! the cause of her sor- Unlike the con-tant Pene- rned 40 long for the return of Ulyss e of Troy, and refused fur twenty INMAD . and altogether the best thing we kuow for the mulsi constitutions and great philoasphers. Peter's Pilla may be obteined at his offices 459 Broodway. corner of Grand,and at No.90 North Sixth street, Phited pha, cain BE te oe aut DigiCHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE GITTERS Richa dso.’s Bitters, ‘another columa, are highly, nen who ae uot im the na ope 5 of sound solicitations of and a rival Under these cir+ terview may be an- poken of in this the result of the m) ag tO mm r id) Free Press. taste for these things ourselves quite bitter eno a ready. withoat the hid of Tue, wormwood oF quassia theless. ifaficted with | prevalent dise snes eu e valuable stock of | {) A diamant. ane wn, M > Was "or abibbler. we treug ta” of Doctor at ex- | and ioquice the way to” a i “ AD rdaon —Exeter (NH) ve The wag Me eS pHeRny Wing Mirty a very highly Heifers from to $165 —and | ae) very justly recommended by phyaciaus at of grext effion S11 cach. Whole amount of | cy in giving strength to tre weak and ¢ ted, The nse of ) yeare has satisfac ortiy proved their Untinetured by the sightes deleteri ther, they oats the heling f the be: 7 fad, inot Bil acide, peeesrve the whole animal eco riave of hnbital hy a,” Prey catiast be too fi mended tie nitier b, ER"BE'D, Nata, 79 x08 100 is Day, 85, 86, 87, 98, 9, 90, 01, 92, 93, 7.—No: hurry thea was too hat he fonnd the money, but had used % , 100, 101, 102, 103, 109, 106, 107, '108, fon street. Ag Next morn: | (0 Moore that he Serta he souke Before Judge Io 94 roe ti0, iat. 112, 11 in soeaiiog of uve exeeitenge of the Shr ton. at 40, when the balance was taken from his pocket 8% 158, 109, 110, Nos: 61 Uae, 19 epeakiog ve Bh Agate By bad peat halts - mw ealled, and af- | $40, With roore’s return to this eity, Sturgeon | Jax 13 —Jehn 117 Downing and George H. Polte | _Covat ov Common Pinas—Nos. 60, 61, 64,68, 68, 210, gerotmbich Mere. ABE Sule ae eval wsaat ter ;ticing various things, bought a demijoht and os. Williem Hackman and Philip Mabee —This wae | 67, 6% 0,70, 2837) 407t- 1 110 44 ay go, a7, 06, ey and himself had several conversations on the sub. ject of obtaining the lost money, Daring these eon- ‘Versations, Sturgeen never denied taking the mo- a gallon of wine. The lad went into the cellar to draw the wine, leaving the krys of the store on an action to recover about & for damages sus- tained in consequence of the sloop Eliza Hoekman Omeurt Co 110, 122, 126, 120, 130, 1 189, 131, 192, 133, 134, 189, 196 theeounter. Daring his absenee, of abont ten mi- . ih bi ttle j inki 5 be- Fy Fain ji neg, but parked wih him as to the recep! of a | running intoanc sinking the barge Shakspeare, m he! ; auter, the thiol took the keys, opened the tafe and feskage Phe sent to Moore at his lolgings—that | longing to plaintiff, on the 26ch Oct. 18H. The BB ce 0 aes ay iP abe Sg es see took about four bundred dollars in bank bills and | HOTA teyp appointments to mect him on the snb- | barge was foxded with coal from Pottsyiiey and | Nork far Moniles which pat it at Dee colt Swami on teat tat pine a att te ing the coe’ | joer, but failed to performeither. Oa the part of | was in tow of tho steamboat Thistle. When off ace egarana-wrigrneaity eekly Uo 9h chem of NAUHICK MECHEN Pediately suspected the and rave the alarm, | th Yefenee it was admitted that Brown found the | the fot of Grand street the sloop suddenly let go | and been re-cadl tel, a Trhaae a Hive Huuded Dadlaes, obtained + 84 Yet, vo trace of the robber has been disco. her fasts, and shatout into tho river, st the “ss on her voyage. aelled thoes vVietion, aud Ove thos for yoreal. |The boy described " _ The Recorder charged the jory, that if they | barge which at that moment came ronud t je bend, t. Ensor, of the brig Creole, oe part thereof, ry of age, S feet 8 oF 7 neces high, the mosey. or in proportt Raid n the berque dark eomplexici i : 7th ult. as parsen, a 19 Tight oversont and wai eth whiskers. He wore a | yore satisfied, ax had been proved, that the prison- | and sunk her. : tal entti- | Leaias, tor Havens THe kad enlirely recovered Oe ereleta nk colin tale ore of CT aed er @ of the trae owner of the mo-| The defendants put ina plea of accidental enlli- } I ot Havana He had entirely rreovered | tangerstetrced winrraniere ischer “Wisp ast River at Prrrenunon.~Sixteen feet water inthe | 8° found it, he was eertainly respon- | sion. Verdict for plain iff, $5 damages. deretiene 9 Me heme at j that be ia secomyavien by a Youn 1 brother a haces ehannel on Saturday. te sible for the amonnt ef the money aved after the i aplindl Talecendente, tie. "Tee i eroftwe lith, a8 sree veseel called | St Vuske ted knowledge of such fact, and that ithaving Inviaw Fiamy —A lev the Union, (from New Yerk) bound to Bermuda, p ‘Trape.—In T1899, there i j ted Dec 16, =" Ie ia rumored that twelve or wupcin New Yorken Wb se A Leis, Mo, STRMOU plas EIéGD: oe Be ae oe proved thet Paes enn eee ies totaware or Pottawatomine Indians, lately | Tarks Island, and this piae, when near the bre | £2" Laon fe Zeb ia i ih in eye aw inch | Pr pian cara deed oy Wn Sak | cde aoa, eet | Qtr ede am nnd ca | owen anon ST is catinmted at 3) cents per ponnd, giving for the | iq , and the rights of Mr. Sturgeon wore closely | excersions, ' s e, : iat x We TON te. Cashier. hole, I vertwo milli satohed “ rned to tell the monrnfa! tale Sioux num: | bled her, as to cause her being abandoned at ‘OR, Cashier. " Hhenmand dollars for leet than three. year. nena “The cbig fa racd a alot of cot guilty, bered from 200 te 48 ” muda to the Underwriters.—Saraunah Kepnblican. | Pridadetgtie, Dec. 10, 1841. cle rode