The New York Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1842, Page 1

JEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, GOMMERCIAL LINE Of PACKETS. No. 21 ANN. TERMS OF ACVERTISING.—The extensive fatoa of the Heratp, both in town and country, OLD EST: te uperior channel for advertisers. Ne South street, No HE subseriber.iu ann unciog i ra before his frien respect for the able support he h vest. SAGE FOR TWELVE Lin frends ugland, Irelar ‘9 weeks,. Advertisements inserted in the Weary Henacp at $) per squere every insertion, : Mersina Hee acv—Issued every morning—price twe eents per copy. Country subscribers furnished at the same rate, for any specific pected en # remittance in advance. No paper sent. unless paid in advaace. ‘Wertry Keratp—Issued every saturday morning, of aine o’clock—price siz cents per copy, to cous} wy subscribers at $3 per annum in advance. Comnesroxpents are requested to address their letters te James Gonpow Benvrtt, Proprictor and Editor: and a) ine, by weekly opportun all the well ah and from Liverpool, month, ‘hrough rienda may ould auy of he mone shionby piles tie, vase foeby wich whieh has given general ably ext and concluded b The following is « Ii rales, that they can at all times be’ accommodated by this wth ies from Liverpool, as Welles by nown different lines of packet shive sailing to the Let, 7th, 13th, 19th, and 26th of each tihe year. een the study of the subseriber tohave the vality and ‘diepatched without delay; and rest care aud dilyent atteution will be givemby the Agents to those sent for, us well as all who may emb: OFFICE, T m £3 w.. . we. fod tnt ped PAs: York. arrangements forthe year th sentiments of sincere Teceived for many years hea to call the attention of those intend: id, Ireland, Seotland. sh f NWA Mi yevery, i iverpoo rk with has been paid, age J without any ch: Jeagure in makin: known the d: came out during the last yesr, tion, and that conside ‘arrangements for the year Stterp-en hertmote pune be nee oat Ship Scotland nip Osceola er ©” Kanrfeld St. Cloud * Frankfort «New Vork Russell Gover 3 iE $4 FROM ALBANY TO D PATRISGRELD. WakrrorD, and leaving Albany at 6{ o'clock, ‘ig. (Senda 8 excepted) in the cars, there at 19} M —di ne and take stages (or ‘next morning, tae cars at | past avi nce by steamer to New Yor sere rive at 2P.M. ; or if passengers peefer, care for New daven,ou theiartival st Hartiord, and ohM they leave Athan: for Springtie Soopers Alpers at RS at N—take care next morning for New Haven at 6}, aud reach New York at } 2 t Ni t7 A.M. per Steamer, foot of OE eae ee acres arnve al 1a|—Hartford at 3— cikecars for Albany or Boston, a Or 12) M. tobe had #t GR. PAYNE'S Office, 2} Broadway, Albee atte Girecubush, Depot ; at New York on board Weatchester Ferris and favorably ko ree passage {0 land can hisy be in the trade INSON, ‘The above ships, and their respective captains, are all well KD MAN. #1 South street, st Waterloo Dock. Liverpool. also on Messrs. J. & W. Ro aid, free of any charge, througho Prial of John C, Colt, for the alledged Maur der of Mr. Adams, the Printer, Piazeas, “NEW LINE OF LIV Te saitfrom New York on the 5th, and of eaci A months Bhip ROSCIUS, Capt 8h SIDDONS, Cait hip SHERIDAN, line will be transported between Greenbush $12 her a000 Ibe—light articles and parcels her at discretion, H. FITCH, Secretary. ERN DIVISION Oc “anu NeW YUaK AND ERIE RAILROAD. Ship Ship GARRICK, Captain W: D. NS wit ae Tween New York and oi pepe m then T according to the following arrangement, stopping at wer: Ship SHERIDAN, Captain F. monty Blau, eltville, Paseas, Suilernes Ramapo. Station. Mon ik da a Poe Works, Turner's, Seamaaville, Mouror Village and Chee- | SPP ROS te attain Jolm Coll 4 Ree W YORK Ship SIDDONS, Captain E. B. A er train every xcept Sunday) leaving the foot of Albany stre ho 'cloe Ie at Utice, tz. 18 A Passenger tri ay and Saturday afternoom, 4 o'clock, from th street, in tho steamboat ica. A freight train ever: Puesday, ‘Thursday and &'n- v mn, at 4.0" rv of Chambers atreet, by the steamboat U A passenger train every morsing, (except Sunday) at 8e’clk, ‘Wi jew York, by ihe steaindoat Utica, at the foot of Albany ot f. passenger train eve’ Wednesday and Raturday afternoon, at 8 decloks arr w York by the steambont Utica, vay, Pacey Thursday and Vri- BOL. 3 aa been taken inthe wine, Se ble fc letters, parcels or packages sent gular bills of lading are signed thereto chips of thi but vessels of war. ae it sheet: 50.centa peronnce RPOOL PACKET. Live ‘ORK. John Collins. 25th Nov. NEA. Depey ter 8 ain F. A. Depeyater, ptuin Wm, Skiddy, 29th Feb. Depeyster, 18th Nov. Miny, 13th Dee. These ahipsare aijof the firstclass,upwards of 1000tons, built 4 ; in the city of New York, with such improvements as com inthe compnay's Freatepeed with unusual ‘comfort for passengers. Every care race agchene ch ample stores provided. jips are comman perienced masters, who will make every exertion togive general ati on. Neither the ceptains or owaers ofthese ships will be responsi it by them, unless re re nigra willhereafter go armed, and their peeu- Har coustraction givesthem security met pomessed by eny other freight lyto bt ETK.CBUTINS'E UG, se South at. New York orto ars Tperndey eee ‘M. k JAS. BROWN & © ork by Letters by the packets will be charged 1 jerpool enthe 18th It being known about town that the trial of John C. Colt, the teacher of book-keeping, was to be called on yesterday morning, at half past 10 o’clock, in the Court of Oyer and Terminer, before Judge Kent, long before that hour every avenue to the Court room was crowded with persons of all classes and ages, eager to obtain admittance. Colt was taken into the room privately at quite an early hour, in the custody of A. M. C. Smith, and placed in the corner of the room, on the left hand side of the Judge’s seat. The doors were then opened, and the large space allotted for the specti- tors was filled in three or four minutes, 20 great wes the anxiety to see and hear this most extraordinary trial. The officers in attendance preserved mostad- mirable order; they kept the place within the bar entirely clear from ever one, except the reporters of the daily papers, the witnesses, and members of the ‘0., Li ool, bar. The doors were then closed, and hundreds ‘a cents per single | waited and clamored outeide, unable to obtain ad- ations. The d by ex: newapapers 1 cent eaeh. ot of Albany street on ot of Charabers street day, until i aL Company's Travsy <i Weat streets, and at the TAPSCUTT'S « FOR PASSAGE FIOM GREAT BRITAIN Seratice : x tation office, corner | ‘depota on the lin. cond. oo thei. C. 82¥MOUR, Superintendant bringing out of passengers on very favorable aetim Eastern Dpision New York and rie ma, {rom all pares ‘of england, Ireland, NEW YORK AND NEWARE. aie first class American oy ing, and will sail from bere hope by ther continuing to fuifil prompt! : gunemsste, end by toe exten faction, all their wive arrangemes te they have made in their that poyalarity: they lisre hitherto e1 joyed reowe sending for th » it stre: Ww be CEvery say Sundays excepted.) ats rari At b - me 8s ON SUNDAYS. From the feot of Liberty street. Ne tention will be pa variably, gaged at this office, co-ning, the passage money there, without ary ‘Those wishing to send money to t plied with drafte st sight. payable ou at eRe Kes Pi rr r 4 do 4, ve York. wark, wi a c ft ul e wi ee ie, i Py ay ‘ ft mt. | Bal tor ms of the Uusted Kingdom, and at the following wew YoRK, ELIZAsETHTO' RAHWAY AND | "2 England—Mevers. James Bult, Son & Co., Bankers, Lou- NEW BRUNSWICK. Isiscount Bank, Liverpool. Kare redueed. Natioual aad Provi Ps the foot of Liberty strest-daily. Branches lgmra Rew York: eave Sew ick, In Bcotland—The Bank of Scottand and Branches. abe AM. Att) + . The subscribers have also a regular succes P.M. * M. te. sailing to London three times every ERVILLE stages connect with these | pool five times, 0 New Orleans six timer, to between New York and Sane Bah and Charleston week! times secured on very favorable verme. ‘The public will please taxe 1 Botan the new line of Liverpool packet ¢ Roscius, + olline, "the Siddons, Cobb, Fhasrcthtown, % oe fre nthe 7b A. M, train from New Brunewiek, and Pa’ train (rom New Work, has been reduced bet New York and NEw _— ‘iek to Ray, 4) Mellen ni The Fritadelyhia soailitue pastes through New Druarwickfor New ig a : Ga Sundays the 71A.M. tripfrom New Brunswick is emit- Pessenger: their tickets at the ticket office, i Tey eke(zratn. Ticustearereceived byt feconductor ket The Rochester, Woodhouse, Scotland, Robiason, T: Southerner. Pa ner. Hi ble, ‘Thompson, "French, at hased nit New Yerk, Nivet, ‘Talbat, Stcrey. vy NEw ERAL PASSAGE OFFICE, AND Ke MITPANLE TO i Lirerpaol Pe kets iv ckets. beg to inform there friends wat they continue to make arrangements for rf may rely that the same to the comfort of pasaungers w ‘riend mand, in all the pene - ice that the only ships com- are— dun, Depeyater, 0 obb, Garrick, Skiddy. The United Line of Liverpool Packets are— ‘Tne Wearcheater Pan hia, Good aanson, mittance. Whilst in the Park, there were also hun- dseds waiting to catch a sight of Colcor Mrs. Adams, or any of the witnesses. In fact there has not been ersal and terrible excitement ia this city since the trial of Robinson. Colt himself looked more collected, calm, and in better health than we have seen him enjoy since his arrest. He sat with his back to the audience, con- versing freely with his brother, and at intervals reading the “Herald.” Officer Smith, at one time approached him, and said, ‘‘Have you seen the Sun, Mr. Colt ?” He replied very calmly and cheer- fully, “No, I have not, but I should like to.” Upon which, Smith handed him that paper. His brether seemed a good deal affected, but the only evidence of mental agony about Colt, was seenin a restless ralling of the eye, and a convulsive twitching of the mouth. Precisely at halt-past ten o’clock, Judge Kent en- tered the room and took his seat. The Circuit Court “iii | was then opened. Before this, Dudley Selden, Mr. Emmett, and John A. Morri!l were in attendance as Colt’s Counsel; and Mr. James Sintth as asso- ciate of the District Attorney, Mr. Whiting. Jusoe Kext—Mr. Whiting, the Aldermen will be detained till eleven o'clock, when they will be here. —An interpreter has applied for pay in the arsen case. Wrrrinc—V ery well, sir. About eleven o'clock, Alderman Purdy and Lee entered and took their seats, and the Court of Oyer od the: and Scotland and vanded by ‘ex- busineas, to retain have been can be sw yanks, Banke and f first clase er ¥ c a Brook}: hardaon, 3 rite Son Ree Gi face St Diedon Barstow, Ocean, W: ard. and Terminer was opened. 4 fo aie Rey Work to Prermont: by. steamboat Utier, | ‘The above ships are uo wellknown to requre comment. | the case of John G Colt. The subscribers trust that ¥ for the accommation of persons wii or whe wish to r:mit them moi engagements will not fall to oly frou Piermont Goshen by the railroad, and thence tg At’ Dury vy stage. Pasvengers by this line may leave New York every inorning {geang exe pted) at 8 o’clock, and arrive in Wi t ar chgapeat route to Albany. inodions and warme PP eae Feet, r Geuvernean Laue, New York. LOCKS,LOCKS.—ANDREWS & MAURICE’S combined Suail Wheet Locke and Combmati ks. consisting Ca rae hests; Book Safes marke! by passed b) bination Lock of ihe same inventor, The they are cot unequailed ia affording, at a trifling eo eunty. The price of store dour Loe ky ne $3 to $12 the dozen. 5 worthy the ed by stage t” Albany cy U y 9 Kibany « Side of the river where Use boats may be compelled by lee to ita will be on board cach of the mail boats to give assis- ation atheir auperi ing LO wend fo! iris those about making auch fe the advantages here offer- i ly (if by Lotter post paid) to id Bee PN eSCOTT 49 bourhatcet the celebrated Com- ntirely pew. and it is beheved to be , the most ample are $8 to $15 eac! ticle of Padlecks for Rail Roads and shi; era 4 J: nes’ Lane. Judge Kexr—Put the prisoner at the bar. Corr then rose and walked to the end of the long table where his counsel sat, with a firin steady step, an unblanched cheek, and aneye that did not quail; he then sat down by the side of Mr. Em- mett. Mrs. Apams was present, dressed in deep mourn- ing, but looked uncommonly well in health and ap- ngements Trieude, pearance. : le perfeet The female who lived with Colt, and who has qualied in safety | recently been confined in Philadelphia, was also present, with two ether females. The Gure, Hesay Vanpevoonr, then rove and said—‘ The gentlemen who are summoned as petit jurors, will please to answer to their names us they are called.” ‘Wm E Bailey Francis Clark, George Dixon, principle un which h business. aoa Ebenezer Howe, jvorge Harry, John Huestis, For sale, in any qnantit for J inform: n WADSWORTH & SMITH, he nggaeny fo Manrel tmehing gt Albany {oes | aus Agente forthe Monat route thither. PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN Pree Bird Si passengers from the old country, b Yorkeity to Albany. | Ame copueaniied by 8. HOI ; NH. BAXTER, Agents. 1, V. BAKER, Proprietor. d261m* PASSAG~«, © OK BRIS 1 OL—The spiea=d pack: $ Bb. brig NORTHER “ER. Capt. Rice? willhave ch made to interest and comfort of their friends, oy m ments with the subscribers. ax uo expeuse to earn that preference which bas for mauy ed to the; 5 ‘As has always been customary with this tues settled for decline comug out, the ymediste deepaten for the above pert, having superior tion, for x few bin, and seeond cubin passengers, ven at moderate rates, it ear! lication is W.& J.T. TarsCorr. _49 South street, to come out or wali Persons desirous of rending for their fri from the above port, cau make the mecessary arrangement, by ing as above ‘ maven 317 7 PASSAGE FOR NEW O01 CEANS—Packet of the 20h Jauuary.—The splendid packet ship LOUIS particulars, VILLE, Capt ively ‘ae above, hav- Apply to tUperivr accommo a'ions for cabin. second cabin, and Bee passengers, whic. will be takea at moderate rates.— al ‘out reductior A free passage per steamboat from the v: land and Scouand to Liverpool, can hikewi ferthe: C. GRIMSHAW ge early application should be made cn board, foot of camas srs treet, or to W. & J. T. TAPSCOTT. 49% uth atrect, or 43 Peck SI The packet ship HUNTSVILLE, w Ville, aud sai! on 25th January, her res Succeed the Li reapective branches. Apply as above i17 PASS AGE FOX LIVERPOOU—racke: oF the 19th—A regular p cket ship will be dispatched as hove, baving supEri Tr Accommodation for cabin and fe. which wil! be taken ar mod. rate rates, if early appli- ta first class the firs to any part ol Fangements by apply ation is mad» to '. & J. T. TAPSCOTT, 49 South street iT Pe are 7 or 43 Peck Flin. FOR LIVERPOOL— The superior fret clara ship SCOTLA ). Robiaron, Master, will te dimpa Hi 1 for the above port modwions for e bin, second cabin, and 49 South Should the parties sent fordec! will o¢ returned gem ipa of thi yen long ard tri The vessels composing weekly from Liverpool, cousequsntly all unnecen grate the ensuing season, will study their ow promptly refunded to hese from whom it was received, with SAMUEL THOMPSON, Old eatablished packet office, 278 Pearl at. Co 10 Goree F i _Drafte or exchange at sightand for any amount, ure also fur nished on R.C Glyy & « 0., banners, London, C i @o.. Liverpool, the Northern Banking Co and N of ireiard, and National Bank of Scotland, payable at th ‘ASSAGE FROM SNGLAND, BUC D WALES, by first Spring shipe—The aubseri- are prepared to make arrangements for bringing ‘passengers from London. Liverpool, Brist d Greenock, 0 merican packet ships,tosail fromeuch ofthe above of the Spring. Fersing wishingto send fort Great Britain, can make necessary a 10 v0 coming, Hampden D Gage, Hin Harrison,’ Samuel Frost, Thomas King, Vincent LeCompte, Wm Leggett, Wm Key, James Pearson, James Raisbeck, rienda to emi- Wm W Shirley, terest and the Cornelius Westerfel, 3 John Vanderbilt, years Matthias Truesdale, Robt Snow, George B &prall, Cornelius Smith, George Spicer, Charles Oakford, Cornelins E Jacobus, Morris Ketchum, Charles Pearsall James W Quackenboss, Andrew Quackenboss, Joh» Quackenboss, John Harris, L AND IKELAND ents to Dring out first clase, all favorabl; is line sail ry delay to Wm Curring, Jobn Dunn Horatio M Fryer, Wm Anderson, Saml CS Brown, Henry Brown, John’s Bailley, Joshua Brush, Benjamin F, Brennan, $s Olderhon Samuel W Henman, Hollahai Nicholas —. Of all this number, only nineteen answered to their names. CriEeRK—Only nineteen jurors answer, sir. Juver Kenr.—Nineteen jurors only answer to their names, Mr. Attorney. Seepen.—Do you demand a tales? Wurtinc— Yee, sir. Judge Kent—The statute says, that when 24 jurors do not answer to their names, the Court shall direct the Sheriff to summon a sofficient number from the city and county ; and, considering the cir- cumstances of this case, which render it \ikely that it will be difficult to form a jury, the Court therefore wiil order the Sheriff. Sxtpen—Betore the Court makes the order, I tine, when the par- passage mousy is rte of Ire- secured. For Z2as, Liverpool. 22 1m’ TLAND the passage money at ‘accor FA rome Persous about embarking should make GLOVER & McMURRAY, 100 Pine street. corner of South. ‘oud for their frience residi in im. brought out by the, ab h Mareh, aud splendid pack=t shi jun 49 8 DRAFTS TO ENGLA GREE NOU The five packet ship OGLE- ‘Sot. Carson, whieh wails from New York ry, and will jeave Greenock and Glasgow me, cay inthe wpe «| Tone Wishing to embark. and those about to send for there r to come out direct f-om Scotland, should rot fail to gRitce thie Favorable opportunity, aa the accommodations by they for eadin. seen very #4 or. or ty vidsaesiaae ravine National and F 1 Banks of 1 Meas: * B: & Lo. Where, pa, commanded by experienced caotaing, Liverpool every #ix days threugho bout sending for their fri attention will be het Ship, LOUTSV IL LE, as above. For freight or pos ccommudatloue, ayply om boards i ‘all street, or to ‘ BE. K. COLLINS & CO. 56 South street thie line c@ her regular day. care will be taken to have the goo's jeawured. m New Orleans. Jom ‘accommodations for cabin well known are superior to make applreation t ee eS ET APSCOTT, eorer Gouverneur b Capt. O. Ry Mumfos ™ the Louisville, avd s he lat Feoruary, ber re Tae “a Paeko the j ir fret PA HILL Captain Hoa, will Beuperior aceomm- YASSAGE FOR SAVANNAH—Firat Packet wd pts above having ‘phenti‘accommodations fi rabin, second cabin, & steerage paanengers. For passage Spoligation should be made on board, foot Maiden Core onie Wd BC hh atre et, or D, IRELAND, 81 LAND AND WALES.—Peraoua desirous'of seud ‘mone, to their iriends in any part of the old try, cau be supplied with dratts at sight, payable at the ‘aad Branel come out from the oid ¢ uvtry, iv ficstelass American packet ‘OOL PACKETS — bh Jan.—The apleudid packet ship SHERIDAN, Captain Deyeyester, will sail pe of thie lige are all 1000 ions burthen and over, il cabin, and steerage D. Woodruff, who wi fecteie erwone desirvur ot securing bertha, have a question to propose as to the organization of CEUTA, Capt “thatch the Court, which, without attemp' » throw any unnecessary objections in the way, | deem itthe duty of counsel to propose. | woald therefore ask, orto Te F ¥ if the record exhibits the fact ay to who constitme the Court. Judge Kext—Certainly, the Cireuit Jo and two Aldermen only. What motion do you intead to found on that, sir? Setpen—No motion, your Honor. tecord exhibit that fact? judge Kent—Most unquestionably it does; and the Court, in considering the circumstances of this case, and the difficulty in getting a jury, do order the Sheriff to summon 30) persovs trom the county at la ‘0 be in attendance here at 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning. Setpen—Will that be time enough ? Judge Kent—In the case of Ezra White, the Shentf was directed to summon 200 witnesses the next day, but there was some difliculty in getting them together It is thought that Wednesday will allow sufficient time Saipex—I have no desire 0 create any delay. Judge Kest—The Court also order the Shenff to have ten additional constables to keep order. The Court then adjourned. Sacacity axp Fipenity or 4 Doo.—Thejew- ellery store of Me ‘anner & Cooley, of Utica, wi wed (| ica Diy News) from the flames om Monday night, by a dog who lay in the room with two young men. The inmates heard the dog barking furiously, but unconscious of the cause, di 1 sprang upon their bed, and But does the ‘one of which will 1e coming season: rely th ny other line of hould not fail le be inade with le sub : q nfte can aleo be furnished for say igable throughout Great Britain wad Irelaud, oo sp word ke ‘ Ts VOR HAV RF —Saped Li 1 xe BiG OLAS, J. B. Pell, master, will v. aroused them by putting hir paws upon their ater (| breast They rose just as the I se wate bursting through the ceiling, and in time to ress of the destroying ele: Pa ty ty Superior Court, Before a full Bench. Jax. 17—Decistons—-Ann Thomas vs. Dennis Gillespie—Ordered that this cause stand for argu- ment. Victor Crassous ads. Joseph M. M’Jimsey—Motion granted by default ef plaintiff, with $10 costs of motion. Edward (Wetherell et. als. vs. Jacob Acker, sheriff —Motion denied. Charles C. Fowler 2 William R. Hitcheock, et. —Motien for discovery granted—appeal from mbers dismissed. William R. Hitchcock et. al. vs. Isaac Van Cleef, impl’d—Judgment for plaintiff on the demurrer, as frivolous, Anthony Doy vs. Frederick Klett—The same vs. John M. Chapin—See draft rule on file. Caspar Beandelasht vs, Fyederick Rausch—Judg- ment afiirmed. James M. White vs. George M. Heywood—Judg- meut reversed f38 Elijah Haughton et. al. vs. the Mayor &c. of New Yor Judgment for defendant on the demurrer, i laintiff to reply, &e. Stephen R. Disbrow—Judg: ment for plaintiff, with liberty to the defendant to plead, Xe. ‘Nathaniel S Johnson vs. the Mayor, Sc., of New York—Judgment affirmed John Neiderer vs Andrew Barbey—Judgment for the defendant on the demurrer, with liberty to the plaintiff te reply, &c William A. ‘havo ve. Conrad A. Ten Eyck and Daniel D. Nash—Judgment reversed. y Francis Blanchard v6 James Troy—Motion to set aside report of referees denied. Gene Sesstons: Before the Recorder, Judges Lynch and Noab, and Aldermen Innes and Timpson. Jonas B. Phillips, Esq., appeared as acting Dis- trict Attoruey. Wakes 10 tigad of John De Groot—Nelson D. Chase, Esq , appeared in Court and offered a mo- tion for leave to withdraw the plea of uot guilty in the case of John De Groot, of New Jersey, indict- ed for perjury in 1838, with a view to file a demur- erand argue it at a future day. After some re- marks by J. B. Phillips, Esq., on behalf of District Attorney and D. E. Wheeler, Esq-, for parties con- cerned in the prosecution, the Court decided that on presentation of the papers appertaining to the c , they would examine them, aad decide the mo counsel. The Grand Jury having concluded the business before them, were discharged, after receiving the thanks of the Court for theirattendance. Stealing Bricks.—A young man named Michael Slaven, was tried on a charge of stealing two hua- dred bricks from Robert Douglass. The prisoner was ably defended by Wm Shaler, Esq, and the jury returned a verdict of not guilty. Stealing Silver Ware-—Jeremiah Jackson and Wom H. Jones, two colored men, were tried for burglary in the second degree, in stealing articles of silver ware, &c , valved ut $85, from the house of Daniel Y. Townsend, No I14 S-cond street, om the 23d of Novemher last. A watch stolen was fouvd to have been pledged by Jones and Jackson, also attempted to sell a number of silver spoons, knives and forks and a silver basket Allan M. Sniffen, Esq , appeared as connsel for defence. The Jury returned a verdiet of guilty. Forfeited Recognizances—DPitit Larcenies.—Ter- rence Smith, for petit larceny, in stealing an over coat from Samuel Smith, on the first of November Daniel Tooley and John Jones. tw~ boys, for steal ing two pair of mitts from Henry Fowler. Asacult and Batteries.—Henry Smith and William Kingsland, for assault and beseey on John Graves; Jacob Wilson, on Cornelius Vanderbilt. k The Court here adjourned to 11 o’clock this morning. Common Council. Boarv or Atvermen.—Monvay, Jan. 17.— Alderman Purdy in the chair. 5 Petition from Washingten Irving and others, to erecta statue of Washington by Srovt, the seulp- ter, to be placed in some public station in this city—referred toa select committee con the following gentlemen :—Aldermen Bayli ard and Kimball fee From Napoleon B. Guerrise, to examine his life preservers—referred to committee on fire and water, The yearly report of the public administrator was presented, and ordered to be printea he following are the main points contained in jit :— Amount reccived from estates adminis.ered upon for the past year wos $21,955,386 paid into the Treasury $2,153, 54,—expenses $950,56—Amoun charged’ corporation $68 56 Amount of comt missions 95056 The Standard reeeived $170 fat for publishing the yearly statemeut Papers from other Bourd.— Resolution relative to the pros: cution of those batclers renting stalls, in markets, who have not paid the amount due—Re- ferred Also, to appoint a Special Committee to ascertain what material alterations are neces ary in the ex- isting Market Laws— Aldermen Lee, Jones, Innes, Vandervoort and Woodhull were appointed on the part of the Board of Aldermen. A resolation to in tru t the Street Inspectors to attend) the clearing of row and ice from the side walks, was non-conecurred in To pay Edward Gallagher, Street Inspector, of the Sixth Ward, 100 dollars for his services pre- ons to receiving his appointment, while actin ax Street Inspector, ond also $6 for conveying coal to the city prion was referred on account of the Jast charge, which it was considered not in h.s line of businers Resolution to remove the rails "of the Marlem Raijroad south of Fourteenth street, was referred to th ecial committee of the Board of Alder- men, raised on that subject. To release John Mott, a shop buteher, froma five of $50 and casts, for a violation of the market laws—refvrred to the Committee on Watch, Police and Prison The ap- lication was opposed by Aldermen Jones, Kim- alland Lee, and advocated by Alderman Pollock. Reports of Committees. —F rom committee to whom was referred the matter relativeto the inspection of ballast, tro reports were received, a majority and minority. The mazority recommend the ap- pointment of an additionl hallast officer, and state that during the past year, 20,612 tous have been inspected, yielding an income ot 2,448 16. The minority report presented hy Aldermen Woodhull, tag entirely with the majority! and with the addi- tion presented by the majority report, to allow either buyer and seller to purchase and we h bal- last without the inspection of a ballast master The whole matter after considerable debate, was referred back to the commities, to report an ordi- nance carrying out the above alterations in the pre- sent ordinance, the effeet of which, will be to abolish the use and necessity of a ballast master, cases of dispute between buyer and The eommittesfon the subject of extending 11th street from the Bowery to Broadway, reported ad- verse to the object, and recommended an applica- tion tothe legislature to entirely discontinue the opening of said street. n on Thursday morning without argument of A petiuon was received trom tL. Platt, woking permission to appear before a committee to recom: mend anew plan of numbering the streets, was re- ferred to Committee on Laws. A resolution to appoint two members of the Alms House Committee in place of Alderman O'Nicl, d ceased, and Alderman Franklin, elected to the Se- nate—was adopted. Alderman Benson in the chair, who appointed Aldermen Woodhull and Vander: ame ALO ie (Correspondence of the Herabd.} PirrsnuxcH. Pa., Jun. 12, 1812. “Emir Horec.” Election of Mayors in Pittsburgh and Allegheny Cities — Abolition doctrines—Mormanism New Light— Forward’s Treasury Report—New Law Juily« for Pittsburgh—Court-house troubles— Appointments by the Mayor. J. G. Bennerr, Ese. :— Your correspondent in this Vicinity, anxious to sustain the deservedly high {character of your Journal for geueral information jon subjects of a public nature, hastens to announce the result of Jesterday’s election im Pittsburgh and Allegheny cities, for the office of Municiple Chief Magis- trates. The anti-masons and whigs, by union, have triumphed in carrying their cand late, Alexander Hay. The citizen ticket, with Mr. Shina’s name, had a respectable yote. The loco-foco Catho- lic’s who had a candidate in}the field named P. McKenna, came out, to use an elegant expression, at the “little end of the horn.” In Allegheny city, WW. B. Foster, a war federalist and contractor, but a recently “dyed in the wool” demecrat, has succeeded; yet some desirous forthe election of another, say the vote is a tie. A refractory babbler, discarded from the Metho- dist connection, is holding forth in Pittsburgh, as a lecturer upon Abolition. I have listened to one ot his harraagues by request; and little did I think, until that occasion, there was so much patient ene durance in my gizzard. This fellow is grossly igno- rant, and therefore wicked in language. He recom- mended pretection and comfort to runs way slaves; and said every bondservant ought to male the effort to free himself; but whether by{means of his legs or the Bowie-knife, no hearer could determine. The name of the incendiary is Smith. Akin to this fana- tic, isa prophet,or sen of a prephe’,‘rom the tribe of Morman, who is doing a “pretty good business” in gulling the simples aronnd. He has annourced him- self as one of the favored few, who, with Joe Smit saw the eaee of the Lord, and was rebuked by a voice from Heaven, for doubting the fact that ball- toads were not ample and authentic records of the genuineness of the Morman bible. This herald of modern Jewish and Christian faith, is satisfied, that me Noah hgs no legal or egitable claim upon Hebrew blood. The abortive Long Island specula- tion only proves that false Jews aud fale prophets will continue to annoy the chosen few under the banner of the immortal Joe Smith. Conneeted with t! is information, I am constrained from pious motives to state that Mr. Van Amring, a lawyer of no mean repute in these parts, has published a religious pamphlet, uttempt- ing to reason, under peculiar rules of Jogic, that man is physiologically, anatomically and byperbolically composed ef body, soul, spirit anu gampti Expectation runs high as to the future course of this great, glorious epee mn. If he remain at the bar, the world and the devil may avercome the soul, body and spirit—and then how awful the responsi- bility of the New Jerusalamite ! The Hon. Harman Denny has returned from Washington city, and gives his opinion freely of the shaweful injastice done to Mr. Secretary For- ward, by a portion of the federal press,in attributing his incomparable report to Mr. Webster. Inevery respcet, his mind is neither less strong nor les formed than that of Mr. Webster. Mr. Forward, from ‘the bar to the cabinet, will prove himself equal to amy man in the Union; and this is the opinion of the best read lawyers in Penns, |vania. “The devil among the lawyers” is x comedy now in rehearsal about the new court house.— For about three weeks last past, the Co of Oyerand Terminer has been hep trying about as many cases as Judge Kent would rattle throu gh in three days; and as Bstte business thus suffers, there is a cry for another law Judge to * belp,” as Mra. Trollope calls ij, As I purpose to yive youa portrait of the Pittsburgh judiciary, {urther depo- nent will net say. __ The new sourt house is a very substantial build- ing, beautiful in perspective, but the internal ar- rangement is offensive to architectural taste, and very uncomfortable; cost about three handred thousand doliat The commissioners and con- expected to fig y ps t » about a final settlement. Two out of three of the commissioners aver that the contractors have over charged orover-drawn the county about twenty thousand dollars, and of course refnse to settle till the matter shall be made ctory. One item is given avout iron works, as evidenee of mystery in the transac- tion, Bolte and bars that cost three and one haif cents per pound, are charged at twelve and one half cents, although the contract stipulates no higher charge than cost. Also, something like five thousand dollars for putty | Butas the matter will be legally investigated, it w on appear whether one hundred thousand dollars may be the been in such jobs, when contracied Ly barn. uilders. The new Mayor of Pittsburgh is lected his eubinet. B. Hubley, Esq, (father- law) to be de facto mayor, captain of the wate high ble, and weighmaster of the marke Thi ristain—a man mindful of his own friends. ‘The Exarait hotel is in Allegheny City, as I have just learned; and ae jee to the gentlemanly and urbane pioprietor, Mr. Sweeny, I must y betier fare, more comfortable and cleanly apartments can- not be found eut of the City of New York. Resulution to req the Law Committee te re- port the amount of fees received at the several offi- istant Justices in the city, and also the propriety of so districting the city as to abolish one of the present offices—Presented by Alderman Jones and adopted. & Resolation to enquire into the propristy. of eon- structiug a hay scales at the junction of Hi aston street and Second Avenue. Aresolution calling upon the Law Committe to whom was referred the expediency of presenting a plan whereby the representation in the Common Couneil would be in proportion to the population of the eral wards, to report at the next meeting— was adopted. The Board then adjourned to next Monday even- ing. py STANT ALDERMEN.—The President, Mr. Lee in the Chair, Petuions—'rom Campbell P. White ahd others, asking to have the law relating to interments alter- ed, sof far as relate to private vaults—lKeferred Of Joho Matt, for reliet from penalty for selling fresh meat witheut a license, siating that he isa butcher, has no means of procuring a good stand in one of the markets, and was engaged in keeping a small shop in order to maintain his large family, consisting of a wife and six children—Peti granted, on his paying costs of suit. Reports of Committees.—In {favor of ameliorating taxto M. Aflisonand E. Wheeler, Wm. Tilden, Henry P. Tappan. and H. & E Cotheal & O Adopted. Asking to be discharged from further consideration of petitions on same subject of KR. M. Blatchford and J. Van Amberg, Geo. S. Doughty, the Managers of the Orphan Asylum—Adoypt- ed. Jn favor of renewiug lease of hay scales at the foot of Charles street to Joseph Crowell, for three ears, at $1000 a year—Adopted. Requiring cintyre & Smith's claim on lease of Jumber ba- sin te be cancelled before that of Freeman Camp- bell is recognised—Adopted. In favor of selling prepeity atthe corner of Green and Liberty stree to Chas. A. Heekscher—Adopted. In fvvor of pa ig Jas. Campbell’s bill for work done on 9th av nue—Adopted. In favor of granting to Joseph 12. Coffee a lease of whurf near the foot of Canal street, for the Fort Lee Ferry—Adopted. Asking to be dise! araed from further considerarion of the request foran additional appropriation for the Police de- pa'tment—Adopted. i The Annual Report of the Water Commission- ers was received—Ordered to lie on the table and be printed. Papers from the Board of Aldermen concurred in— To pay Jacob Prout, a city watchman, $50 for in- juries received while on duty at James Slip last September. n favor of defending the suit brought by J. H Howland against the city for an award In favor ef transferring stalls 37 and 25 Fulton Market. In favor of discharging three persons, on account of their being under 21 years of age, from Hose Company No. 9, In favor of changing the location of Eogine Com- pany No. 46, from the one they possessed previous to their house burning down, to Third Avenue, near Sixth Street. 4 bthapeaced paying $1000 to the Fire Department ‘ond. The report of the Joint Committee on the Albany and New York Rail Road, with resolutions pledg ing the energies of the members individually to its jishment, were read and adopted. Resolutions—Re quiring the vacant lots, eorner of Church and Leonard streets to be enclosed.— Adopted , To enquire into the expediency of making atten- tions in the laws respecting piers, rate of wharfage &c.—Referred. The same as regards doing away with the ward cellectors of taxes, and having the taxes collected some other way— Referred An ordinance was adopted to have the fees now received by the keeper of the city prison for the discharge of prisoners paid into the City Trea. sury. Mastlutioneal passed to consider the subject of the monument of Commodore Lawrence, yard, or to erect a new one, anda committee appointed on the subject, consisting of Alderman Gaderedoa; Davis and Shaler. The Board then adjourned. City Intelligence, Tue Rinc.—The coutemplated ring combat be- tween Yanxer Sunuivan and Tnomas Secon, will take place on Saturday next. This match has crea- ted more interest ainong the faney than any that has ever been pitched in this country. The amount of stakes between them, though only $300 a side, i backed by upwards of $10,000 ia side betts. Sulli- van carries the odds in luis favor at present, although Secor is readily backed at $50 to 100. The latter is about 35 pounds bette: by weivht thau Sullivan, and bears himself in fiae order Sailivan lias gréat activity, endurance and science, while Secor has great strength, weight and skill; therefore, a better match could not be made up. Sullivan is training at Williameburgh, L. I., and Secor at East Chester. The former weighed 158 pounds on Saturday, the latter 194. They are both young men, Secor 26, Sullivan 25, and are better matched, with the excep- tion of weight, than any two ,that have come to- gether for years. The meeting will not take plece in this State, and two steamboats have already been chartered to convey the friends of each party to the place selected to decide who is the best man. Cuaner or Gkaxp Lanceny.—Dr. Samuel Heine of No, 418 Broadway, appeared before the Lower Police yesterday morning, and entered a complaint against an Irish woman who has been residing with him for the last year,named Sarah Harris, for steal- ing $195, on Sunday evening. The particulars were thet this woman who has been residing with him as a domestic, has also been uzed for other purposes, and now has in her possession a child five weeks old, the fruits of such illicit intercourse. On Sunday night the Doctor had a slight quarrel with her and she in revenge opened one of his sideboard drawers, took the above amount, and fled to the adjoining house, occupied by John B. Liddle. The Doctor caused Mr. Liddle to be arrested for receiving the money, but finding that he was liable to falee impri- sooment, consented to hisdisebarge. Upon search- ing Mr Liddle’s premises the money was found be- hind the street door, tied up in a little bag where it had been placed by the woman that took it. Upon the appearance of the mother of the child in the Po- lice Office yesterday morning the Doctor's heart re- lented, and after stating that he intended to take care of the child, although he should not the mother, he conclnded noe to prosecute the case if he could getthe money Thns the matter stands at present, and as we no- derstand the Commissioners of the Alms House have taken the case together with the child in hand, we presume the mother will obtain redress for her injuries. Sroue a san or Gorv.—Mr. John Myers, of No. 19 Maiden Lane, while on a visit to one of his friends at No. 6 Murray strert,on Sunday afternoon, stepped out of the house a few minutes, leaving his over-coat on a chair. After returning and depart- ing from the house, he discovered that # bar of gold va)ned at ey watch worth $42.50 and three gold rings valued at $1 each, had been stolen from one of the ae of the coat. Suspicion inme- diately settled upon a German servant girl named Margaretta Stinger, who resided in the family ; and officer Stokely being sent for, the stolea property was found stowed away in her trunk. When it was proposed to search her trunk she bounced upon it, and declared herself hostile to any entrance into her private luggage She gave Stokely several severe hugs before he could succeed in opening the article containing the lost treasure. and after the property was restored the way she talked German, in selt defence, was a caution to all the high and low Dutchmen on Manhattan Island. Being examined, Court Calendar—This Day. Cincurt Count.—Nor. 116, 122, 136, 57, 143,70, 147, 99, 150, 151, 162, 163, 154, 155, 16, 157, 158, 149, 160, 161 Surenion Covnt.— Nos, 126, 131, 137, 1, , 142—to 148 inclusive, 150, 151, to 156 inclu Court or Common Piras.—l0 o'clock, Judge Ingraham .—Nos. 16. 17,19, 309. 93.25, 31, 35, 37. 29, Al, 43,45, 47. 306. Part 2,4 o'clock. P. M., before Judge Ulshoetfer, Nos. 12, 30, 32, 34, 33, 40, 904, 42, 44, 46, 43, 90, 52 THE LARGEST THE CHEAPEST, AND BEST _ASSORTME! oF WIGS AND SCALPS TO BE FOUND a? ane Vv. CLIREHUGH’S, te) BROADWAY, ENTRANCE IN FULTON ST. pHs many attempts that are daily making to imitate these celebrated wigs aud scalps, are nat ge many proofs of he high ctraracter they have attained, aud the estimation they we held in by the trade. But the public will observe that C. we cne original maser im this country of THE VENTILATING AND GOSSAMER WIGS AND SCALPS, WITHOUT METALLIC SPRINGS, snd that all others are but feeble attempts at tinitlion,w int- ina the geniia to divine or direct the priuciple om which inay ie made to fit, and the skill and practice to execute. All wearers and connoisseurs are invited to inspect hie HEADS OF HAIR, ance, lightness, and durability may be classed song the first productions of modern art, To their manutoce sure they differ from all others made here. ‘The hair is singly raserted, and #0 equally distributed as to appear just Ht {vom the akan: they cover no more of the brow thas the natu yaar does, and having no metalle spring, all disagreeable qrese- ire is obviated. For e southern climate they are inestimable, Sg only 1 o7. weight. Sena 8 of Congress, and gentlemen from every ry, Who are wow wearing C.’e wigs,can be hich rier of the juarter o Miieered to The prices will be found to it the crreumataness of all Par x 2 7 AT WORMS CAUSE DEATH. Ree WHAT SHERMAN’S WORM LOZEN. £8 ve 3 John R. Wood, 37 Third street, gave his child some of ‘and they brought away the worme by thousands, My. was astonished at the quantit Dr. G, Hunter, 108 Sixth aver red of fits by them when the Mr. Jefferson B. Nones, 46 t., haw ised them in hie family with the atest benefit. He knew a case where a littie girl nine years old had been given up as incurable by thr mcians. "The mother heard of Sherman's Worm Lo ‘was induced to try them; and, to her anspeakable joy. three doses cured her emtorely SHEMMASS COUGH LOZENGES are truly « wonder ful medicine. Ln ry 8. Dente. 08 Green Lia nd apande slong standing cough by only five lozenges, alter having used [a quantity ‘Of other articles without, the least benefit. "The; ve never raised any from the dead, and ho one ever gave hea erdicate ecauae he Wane nows a child that was ca na could give uo reliel for it. POOR MAN'S PLASTER is, without doubt, ‘the cheapest and best plaster in the world.” It gives relief in a few hours in pain, or weakness rheumatism childreu teething, aud only ig} Canta, SORE NIPPLES cured ia from one to five days by Sher- man’s Papillary Oil, Refers to Prof. Bingham, 20 Spring st DrCaatle, 297 Broadway, knew a cue Where the nipple ap- Beart as it it would drop off, which the oil entirely cured ta Wi she wasfully committed. balete sek rota street. Diep rnom Bonnixe —Mrs. Ann Judge, who was | yq\gemea ce art bg emer of Boring et.: Suds so severely burned on Saturday night at 78 Forsyth street, died at the hospital yesterday morning Stoue Crotnine —Mary a stole a muff from Alvord’s hat store yesterday, and on being caught by officer McGrath, a bundle of cotton sheets, tow, Hindson, corner pring st: Hale's. News oom, 3 Po Building, Wall street: Mre-Hays, 138 Fultonst., Brooklyn, at GILVER PLATE Wi TH +) continues to minataeture of the latest patterma and JN a9 Wil er Ware of every. now on han tea set i ts, pi chere, cape, forks, ape i ee and tice Name Fo se to have been stolen, i Sie planed sy Fe the ‘wh me UE thant artic ce, sciog man- so found . The . wfnctured We ire tr ’ i bbe fy i her possession. “The owner can ™ ‘will ve mpared Tm the beanty Big Tout Pr a ™ find it on applivation to bim.