The New York Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1842, Page 1

HE NEW YORK HERALD Vol. Vir.~No, 305. Whole No, 1073. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19 i842. Price Pwo Carts re aati re oe | Baon Manion We hice ben TS Mexico.—We hive been favored with a file of Mexiean papers, from which we glean the following ite The United States ship Peacock, one of the ves- selsof the Exploring Exhibition, was lost off the mouth of the Columbia river on the 18th of July last. Her officers and crew, the chronometer, charts, &c. were all saved. It was expected that the brig Thomas H. Perkins would either be bought or chartered forthe conveyance home of the crew of the Peacock. On the 9th of October last the Representatives appointed by General Sanra Anna, two from each Departmint ef the Republic, met and chose him President of the Mexican Republic. ‘The next day he look the oath of office in the Ha!] of the Cham- ber of Deputies, and the same evening appointed as his Cabinet Ministers— Manvet Gomez Pevraza, Minister of Foreign Relations and Government. Cipriane pEL Castitxo, Minister of Justice and ithout measure ; unto the day when the Lord shell ome to recompense unto every man accerding to his work and measure to cvery man according to the measure which he has measured to his fellow maa. 8. Wherefore the voice of the Lord is unto ps ends of the ear'h, that all that will hear may hear : re ye, prepare ye that which istocome, for the Lord “8 nigh, and the anger of the Lord is kindled, and his sword is bathed in heaven, avd it shall fall upon the inhabitants of the earth : and the arm of the Lord shall be revealed; and the day cometh that they who will not hear the voloea of the Lord, elther the velce of his peresats, nel. er give heed tothe words of the prophets, and apostler, thetitee cut off from among the people; for they have strayed from mine ordinances, end have broken mine everlasting covenant ; they seek not the Lord to estab- lish his righteousness, but every walketh in his and after the image of his own god, whose in the likeness of the world; whose substance ball ‘ish in ny il: Albany, (Correspondenee of the Herald.) Sarvnpay, January 15, 1812. Mr. Horreran concluded his speech on the State finances to-day, He contended that if the predie- tions and reasonings of Mr. Frac as evinced in his last report as Comptroller had been heeded, the State never would have been plunged in the almost endiess debt under which it now labors. He said the effect of Mr. Ruceves’ visionary recommendation would be to bring us to the block in 42. He char- acterized the policy of that report as being to bor- row, to give—but to pay is out of the question—to pay isleft to the future, a future which has reached ur, while we are yet standing in the present. Why, 1. Wherefore 1 the Lord, snowing the calamity which he said, is not the sinking fund that is there parad- ed, brought into use to restore the sinking credit of sual occurrence! If very great mismanagement should come upon the inhabitants of the earth, called upon my servant JOSEPH SMITH. Jr.and SPAKE the State, instead of the temporary loans so affec- did not exist, how is it that a fellow has managed in ina few years, by hauling the cars from Broad street to the inclined plane, a distance of three miles, and furnishing moedas a few of the watering stations on the road, to make thirty or forty thousand dollars ? He is now one of the clique who talk of leasing, aye, or buying the road. Is it at all surprising that the road pays a beavy loss, with such persons prey- ingupoait? Reform it, Mesere. Canal Commission. ers, “re form it altogethe Judge Hopkinzon, the immertal author of “ Hail Columbia,” was buried this afternoon, with many civic honors. It issaid a host of applica ants for the office are already at Washington. ‘* The race will not be tothe Swift,” that’s certain. ‘The examination of Nicholas Biddle and his co- adjutors has excited an intense interest in this com- munity. Some queer developments have already been made, and some still more queer will follow, depend upon it. The assets are a curiosity. Ap: wives, Were brought into Court sometime before ats openiog. A jeemed to be much affected. He id ead on his knees, and remain time in deep despendency, then suddenly start as if racked by ten thousand torments, and look around him. He bears evidence of having been a remarkably good looking man. His figure in rather full, head jarge, and countenance ruddy— the latter exhibiting a familiar acq tance witle Baechus, but still showing much of it to be natural. He was rather well dressed—biack coat and panta- loons, black satin vest, He was placed on the stand to have the indict ments which has been found by the Grand Jury read Judge K xt—Adams, have you any counsel? Puisoxt a—(Despondingly shaking his head, ana speaking in a low voice)—No, and I don’t want From the Mormon Country. [From the Times and Beasons.| i ei Crry or Necvengianaey. » Orricers.—It is supposed by many abroad that all -of our officers are ‘Mouner of te ever, ie Rot the case. A large number of cme of the Nauvoo ion; several members of the City Council, both Aldermen and Cunmeret and a large portion of the Regents of the University ; are not ers of any burch —many of them are old ‘citizens who resided here long before we were driven H from Missouri. This will show te the world, that although, numerciliy, we far exceed the remain- ing pertion of the community in this vicinity, we are He disposed to exercise that power to “ aseaion ef men of sterlag worth and inte; panoply be cause they do not believe in our rel i we [ ever asked was that we might have the fon A of other men—the supremacy of the Constitution an the Laws should be paramount to every other con- urt called upon Mr. Clinton Dewitt, and to act as counsel for the pri wer, which sideration. propos cf meeety eu may remember having. been ip Pate TR RTORS 5 ee eee” Me aurond 40, an ¢ cat: —_ him from heaven, and gave him commandments ; and al- # list published some time since, an item of $110,000 oak MARIA y Manpevw inister o! he Clerk of the Oyer and Ty 3 Naw Yous Weexuy to—Jastes Gonpow } Mom ive commandment to others, that they. thould pro. | tionately recommended by the Executive to the pa- | Jouned the Port cheldon, Michigan, Land Com: | War aud Marine, the prisoner to hold up his right bee ory fit Francisco Garcia, Minister of Hacienda. [Senor Gancta declined the appointment, and soon afterwards died in the Department of Zacate- cos.) General Pepraza resigned after he had been in office four or five weeks, and Jose Mania pe Boe CANEGRA Was appointed as kis successor. Ioxacio TriaueRes was appointed Seeretary of the Treasury in place of Mr, Garcia. The Provisional President had, by proclamation, convoked the Constituant ‘Assembly for the first of June next. The Diario del Gebierno of the 16th of October, contains an official letter, dated Atonelisco, 22d of September, from General Manuel Armijo, the Commandant General of New Mexico, giving aa aceount of the capture of the vanguard of the Texian expedition to Santa Fe. The General states that intelligenve of the approach ‘of the Texians was communicated to him by an Italian anda New Mexican, who were with the expedition, but who fled from it in advance for that purpose.— That on the 17th September the party of one hun- dred dragoons under Col. Cook surrendered at discretion, and were deprived of their arms and elothing, which Gen Armijo distributed among his own companions in arms. ‘That the interpreter had been setat liberty on acconnt of his good be- havior, but that the other prisoners were on their way towards Mexico under an escort. he same paper of the 18th ofjOctober publishes President Lamar’s proclamation te the citizens of Santa Fe, one of the papers found upon the prisoners, The proclamation is accompanied by a commentary from the editor of the paper. Subsequent numbers of the same journal cantats the other documents tound upon the Te The number for the 24th of October s shat President Santa Anna had directed a cross of per. sonal distinction to be prepared at the public ex- pense for General Armijo, with the following in- scription—*' He gaved in Mexico the integri- ty of the national territory To the chiefs, offi- cere, and troops who partook in the capture of the Texian vanguard, was also awarded the privilege of wearing upon their left arm ashield, in which, Bensert. Extract from the Minutes of the City Council.) “ The Council then received the followiag com- munication from the Mryor, to wit:— Crry or Navvoo, Intisois, 3 Mavon’s Orrice, Dee. 18th, A D. 1841 ALDERMEN AnD CovunciLions :— Permit me to cal! your attention to that excellent and useful paper—* Tas, New Your Heaatp”—and its able and persevering editor, James Gorpox if Benyverr. The public press, when under the super- vision of virtuous, in ellectual, and energetic§minds, 3s the grea ard of morality aud reli; fins ans and a principal mediun: of eatly sod correct i f imrelation to men and thingss—and uate as isa propeity of mental excellence which should ever be cherished both by individuals and compacts. Such @ press is the Herald, and the warmest gratitude is e from this community to its noble and patriotic or. Though opposed to most of us in matters of religion, he is perfectly liberal; and, as a public journalist, he has no superior. The articles admit- ted into the Herald, irom the ‘ Times § Seasons,” have never been garble d, but published entire, with editorials free from the prejudices a supersti/ions of the age. That deservedly popular and widely circulated paper, has been of incalculable benefit to ws, as a people, by conveying to the ears of thou- sands, who would otherwise ‘have remained in igno- rance of correct iaformation in relation to our doc- trines and practices—our men and measures. And, further, it furnishes us with eastern news; and re- turns western, far in advance of any ether journal. Articles from the “Times & Seasons” are frequently ed in the Herald and reach Philadelphia be- fore the subscribers to the first named periodical— the * Times & Seasons—in that city, receive their regular files from Nauvoo! The Herald, likewise, uniformly brings us news from three to four days later than that found in any ether eastern paper re- eeived at our post-oflice. Such an editor, of such u paper, should receive from usa favorabledemonstra- tion in our corporate capacity; aad to that end I nt it for your deliberate action. Alb of which isrespectfully scant The indictment was read, chargi “ instigated by the devil, with felocioeiata wie edly king an assault upon the person of Ann Adams, with a knife, en the 1 3th January, instant) and inflicting upon the person of the sai Ann, in and upon the breast bone, and into the cavity of the right ventricle of the heart, a mortal wound of the breadth of three inches, and of the Bapth a of six inches, of which mortal wound she died, Cu zxx—James Adams, do you demand a Pie ? Mr: Dewirr whispered to the prisoner to su that he did, bat the latter, exhibiting excessive emotion, shook his head, and refused. Prisonen—] am guilty, sir—that’s all I say. 1 want any counsel. Judge Kenr—Mr. Dewitt, you had bettertell him what to say. Mr. D.—I am trying to do so, sir, but without route JT hope the Court will_allow a plea of noc ilty. Jupoe K.—Adams, listen to me. Mr. Dewitt has pede li gehe you as your counsel ; attend to im—he will do every thing pro you ur situation. Mri antl > ope The Basoaer, appeared determined to preserve his p'ea of guilty, but finally yielded, very reluc- tantly, to the Renee of his counsel, and lemand- ed atrial, Couxr.—Mr. Dewitt, when will you prob: able to decide as to the time of hale wees ely ag Mr. D.—A person of very high respe: sisbllity, a relative of Adams and the deceased, told me yes- terday that there were circumstances ‘attending the case which might go far towards changing the com- plexion of the ‘charge I will seehim, and endea- Nor to state something definite to-morrow. ~ Adams was then removed, and ‘Tappan placed upon the stand. There was a strong contrast in the bearing of the two men—the one feeling an id con- ir his guitt, and prepared for the expiation— the other denying it, and not only request pg a trial, but seeming disposed to undertake his defence in propria persona. Mr. Lockwood has given up his case, and Messrs Dewitfand Hart have been as- signed him. None of the parties were ready fer tria!, and both prisoners were remanded. ‘Lhe Oyer an claim these things "nto the world; and all this that it might be fulfilled, which was written by the papnete 3 i the weak things of the world shall come to dl break down the mighty and strong ones, that man shouid not counsel his fellow man, neither trust in the arm ef flesh, but that every man might speak in the meme of God, ‘the Lord, even the Saviour of tho world ; that faith also might increase in the earth ; that mine everlasting covenant might be established ; that the fulness of my gospel Giight be preclaimed by the week and the ae ple. unto the ends of the world, and befure kings: rulers. 6, Behold Iam God ond have spoken it: these cor mandments are of me, and were given unto iny servants intheir weakaess, afler the manner of their language, that they might come to understanding ; and inasmuch as they erred, it might be made known ; nd inasmuch as they sought wisdom, they might be instructed ; and inasmuch as they sianed they might be chastened, that they might repent ; and inasmuch asthey were humble they might be made strong, and blessed from on high, and receive knowledge from time to time : and aft having received the record of the Nephite,syca, eteney servant JOSEPH SMITH, Jr might have power totrans- late threugh the merey of God, by the power of God,the book of Mormon: and lso those to whom thesecom- mandments were given, might have power to lay the foundation of this church, and to bring it forth out of ob- scurity, and out of darkness, the on! Rae and living chureh upon the face of the whole earth, with which I the Lord am well pleased, speaking unto the church col- lectively and not ind vid ally ; for 1 the Lord cannot look upon sin with the least degree of allowance: ne- vertheless, he that repents and does the commandments of the Lord, shall be forgiven, and he that repents not, from him shall be tuken even the light which he has re- ceivad, for my spirit shall not always strive with man, saith the Lord of hosts. 6. And ogain, verily Tsay unto you, © inhabitants of the earth, | the Lord am willing to make these things known unto all flesh, for 1am no respecter of persons, and willeth that all men shall know that the day speedi- ly cometh, the hour is not yet, but is nigh at hand,when peace shall be taken from the earth, and the devil shall have power ever his own dominion ; and also the Lord shall have power over his saiuts, and shall reign in their t, and shall come down in judgment upon Idumes, erthe world. 7. Search these Cyn Ge for they are true and faithful, and the Prop! eae and promises which are in Hed. pany,” in 1837 or 1889. Most_of your readers are doubtless familiar with the history of the rise and progress of this celebrated band of financiers, and it may, therefore, not be amiss to relate a little an- ecdote connected. therewith, as furnished by one of the gentlemen composing the company to a friend of mine a few days since. After commencing opera- tions with a stock of $40,000's worth of dry goods, ‘n, (for home censumption,) from the United States Bank, the: viendid hotel in the wil- demees, after the model of the United States Bank at an expense of $2500. ‘They done a devil of a business in the way of building houses, clearing tana, locating roads, selling lots, water privileges, &c. &e. This done they got up a splendid plot or plan of the town, with a rail road direct from Bos- ton to Ports don, which, in its progress crossed numerous rivers aad mountains, including a lake sixty miles wide without offering the slightest im pediment! As long as the money lasted things went on swimmingly, but at last came the crash, two hua- dred of the Michigan * wild cat” banks went by the board at once, and worst ofall, the ‘ Monster su pended the second time.” Here was a pretty ket tle of fish,” said the narrator ; “all our fond hopes of making a "fortune vanished into thin air,” Ina few weeks after the last nuentioned event, each member of the company (we were not incorporated) recei ed a notice from the President of the Bank, request- ing the payment of the $110,000, offering to take $10,000 cash, and the balance within nine months. Shortly afier I received the-notice addressed to-me, I met Bill B——, another of the concern. ‘* Well Bill, what do you intend doing %” ** Why,” replied he, “as it is a trifle, 1 propose paying off at once by giving them my personal property.” “Your personal property! and pray what personal property have you got worth $110,000?“ Why, hav’nt I ’a wag- gon that cost me $10,000, a horse worth $40,000, and a bull-dog that’ ‘3 cheap at $60,000 ; and don’t that together “mmake just the sum we owe them?” That's the last ever heard of the Port Sheldon Land Company. Mr. Recorder Vaux has done himself much honor ternal solicitude of the Legislature. The truth was there was no sinking fand—it was wholly imagina- ty, or if real, was by the stated officers so entang- led amid the confusioa of worse loans, as to be use- leas, He contended that the protraction of State credit was not owing to causes unforseen, or to re- vuisions in the commercial world, but to speculation, individual speculation, and worse thanall, to State speculation. Ia the fair and regularcourse of trade, Ke distress had existed. Those who felt and ex- claimed against the revulsions of the times, were the speculators, led on by that gang of thieves, the Uni- ted States Bank. The stocks of the State had been poured out on the shores of Europe, as though Eu- rope would never tire of making loans to us, and the reaction consequent upon prodigality like that, had caused the credit of individuals, corporations, municipalities and States, to crumble to the earth. ‘Then it was that the withering hand of deficit be- come visible and felt. Ali this (said Mr. H.) might have been foreseen by the Executive. Any one might have known what would follow. The diffi- culties of 1842 can scarcely be disguised. Have we any ways and means? Does the message of the Governor point us to any, asa source of relief? The credit of the State is left without protection. It is hanging on the shambles of Wali street, and what adifferent spectacle is presented trom the firm and rock founded basis on which it was left by the ad- ministration prior to the present. The present Ex. ecutive was more distinguished by the spirit of hope than by the calculations of fact, and that appeared to be the error of those whom his partialities have selected to surround him. He scouted the idea of any further extension in the issue of state stocks. He believed a large issue, even such us was contem. plated by the Governor, would be not cole on the road toruin, but ruin itself. We might talk of re- pudiation—might poleetely resolve to repudiate, ne- ver to pay, but time could cure all that. All that would not operate so effectually to crush, irretriev- C. B Mayo: oHN aNNETT, ayor. them shail all be fu by the independant course he has been pursuing Where upon Gen. Joseph Smith offered the | 8. What I the Lord have spoken, 1 have spoken, and I be seen a national eagle he lowing reswlutions; to wit: excuse not myscif, and though’ the heavens end the | ably bankrupt the credit of the State, as would an | during the examination before alluded to. The pub- | 0 ® Breen ground, was to Bley ‘ermmer then adjourned. pe eo by the City Council of the City of Nauvoo, | earth pes away, ‘my word shall not pass away, but shall | increased issue of stock. The Distribution Bill he | lie ros rest assured that nothing will be left undone Nise out: stretched wings, bousd with gold cord for That the high minded und honorable Editozof the ‘Mag: | all befulfilled, whether by mine own voice, or by the | characterized as a douceur to bribe the free and in- | to tear away the veil, and expose in all its naked de- | the ehisfe and officers, and with yellow silk for the § uperior Court York Wee! we Herald—Jemes Gordon Bennett, Exq., Ki | voice of my servants, it is thesamo ; for behold, and lo, | dependent States of the Union, and as tarnishing the | formity, the monstrous iniquities so long practiced | ther troops; the following inseription appearing on Before Judge Tallmadge. devervin ofthe lasting gratiude ef this community ‘for | the Lord d the Spirit beareth record, and the | credit of the General Government. To clamor and by the United States Bank. Saora the ground of the shields of both :— Intrepidity | Jaw. 18.—John Phillips and Thos Smallwood vs. ery Liberal and unprejudiced course towards us asa | Tecord is true, and the truth abideth forever and ever : | seek after this money, would be toseek stolen goods, and vaio! Reeaeet ee pete oy. i BOAR Taylor and Corns. W. Thomas.—This was etter to 1e ecretary 0} arfrom An offi Francisco G. Conde, Commandant General of the Department of Chihuahua, dated at that place on the 26th of October, announces the arrival of 99 Texian prisoners there the day before, and that, for want of means to support them, they would rest of replevin—On the Ist July, 1841, ylor, Thomas & Co, got judgment for ainst ike firm of Martha aaa Mary Phillips, \d fancy goods dealers, 575 Broadway—An execntion was issued and served by the Sheriff — The plaintiffs claim te have been ai ees of M. & Amen. knowing them tobe stolen. It isa crime, and can never enrich the re peel Should it ever come iffto our Treasu! h never will happen—it would corrode ani destroy the recipients. To invite a re- liance on such sources is not the recommendation of atesmanship, but of desperation. — Teenie in in giving us a fair hearing in his paper—thus en- ing us to reach the ears ofa portion of the community who, otherwise, would ever have remained ignorant of ons peinot glee and practices. ‘That we recammend to our fellow citizens to subscribe forthe “New York Week! Herald,” and Bank Riots in the West. We annex the following additienal particulars, de- scribing the shinplaster riots in Cincinnati, and the bank explosions in Ohio, received by the last mails Navyoo Lrarex. Heap Quaatune, Navveo Lratox, City or Nauvoo, Lil., Dec. 20th, 1841. Genenat Oxvexs.—The commissioned officers of the staff and line are directed to return their respective com- statesmen or of fe t . 4 ania “ics boiga walermenerageova toa Tener easter, pret ee ioe es Les Thelman must be deaf to all that is heard inthe Weat, | a this office. there only two days, maps would cen- x Phillips, replevened the goo. en, and bring ‘Which resolutions were cartied as follows: to | Tectived their commissions are directed to call upou that | must be blind te all that exists there, if he cannot | Every where this lawless violence is deprecated, | ducted to the border of the Department of Daran- I ¢ present suit in support of their claim to them Officer, and obtein them, at. their earliest convenience. see what the last issue will be if this law is persisted | while, at th: Wne‘siaahiatlastar Moundian..1, ©: 1, *ppeared in evidence, that the house .of Pi we Brig. Gen Law, of the Ist Cohort,and Brig. Gen. Ricu, | in. There are strong arms and bold hearts in that | Von? ° ‘Same time, the shinplaster Baanciers, ‘Another deeeoe te the same, from the same per- others, of whic son, dated the Sth of November, gi an account of the capture of the rest of the T«xian expedition at Lake Colorado, by Lieut. Col. Don Juan Andres Archuleta, at the head of 230 inen. A report of the Secretary of War, dated llth of November, is published, recommending a formal campaign against Texas, and stating the quotas of troops which the <everal departments were to con- tribute for the purpose of recruiting the army.— Nat Intelligencer. etl and to whom » & Phillips owed $3000, igned their debts food effects about ame time to Meese Hall, but said nothiug of this sum being owing to them by M. & M. P.— The jury did not consider the transaction bonafide, and gave a verdict for defendants. “ For plaintiffs, Messrs. Sturtevant and Cowlec— ahs defendants, Messrs. P Callaghan and James ‘7. rady. who prey upon the community,are justly execrated. In this city an attempt has been made to create a great shinplaster banking institution in the office of the “New York Sun,” corner of Nassan and Spruce streets, by Moses Y. Beach, and one Morgan, from Florida—but we believe their shiuplasters, both Jacksonville and Ulster, are very properly repudia- ted byahis intelligent and honorable community.— Thisis as it should be—and if Cincinnati had been warned in time, she would not have had to bear the disgrace of mobs, riots and outbreaks, to correct the —Joseph Smithy Hyrum Smith, Charles C. Rich, Brigham Young, Heber C. Kimball, Hugh MeFall, John Taylor, Willord Weoirulf, Wiliam | Law.” Wil. Richards, Orson Pratt,’ (Councillors,) William Marks,N.K. Whitney, Samuel H. Smith, eer, George W. Harris, Gustavus (Aldermen) J John C. Bennett, (Ma of the 24 Cohort, are enjoined to issue their requisitions, enforcing the above orderia their respective commands, ble the Adjutant General to re- turn the Rank Roll te the Major-General's office by the Ist of February, which he 1s hereby required to do. Co- lonels of regiments will return their delinqnent lists, through their respective Adjutants, to the ‘Aahtiant Gen- by the 15th of February—those, therefore, who 2 not yet holden their Courts of Assessments, and Appeals, ‘are required to do. s0 forthwith—the Court sessment to consist of the Captains of Com- , the Major, and the Adjutant; the Major eh of our land, nor will they, tamely see their hts and their property wrested from them. Mr. Horrman spoke during nearly the whole of this day’s citing, and a more searching inquiry into the finances of the State, has been rarely made. Petitions was presented from the city of New York, praying for the sncorporation of the Ameri- can Mutual Insurance Company. One was pregent- ed from citizens of Westchester county, in favor of the renewal of the charter of the North River Bank, which was read, when Mr. Swacknammer desired that the names should forth wit, in order to en er: 1 a i. ain F Green, John 7. Barnett Vinson i it, ilson Law, Lyman ‘igat. ouncillors. Dawlel'H. Wells, (Alderman) 6. 0” (Couneiliors) It ig said that the six absentees are all in favor of .the above. proceedi id amoug the numerous spectators present, t! but one feeling—a feel- County Court. Jan. 18 —Impeachment of Justice Wiley—The court met last evening pursuan(to adjournment The triet Attorney stated that the Common Council n. ng, and the Adjatant recordiug—The Courtet Gpetah to consist of the Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel, City Intelligence, Case oy Wittram Witxy.—The County Court be read. \ ‘batory of the act of the City C Mojor and Adjutant; the Colonel presiding, and the Ad- Pu sigh Poreaes.© the * Odia, 5 the Confuct: juraat recording, A General Court Martial will con. | Mr. Locxwoop hoped they would be read—they- ils of abad currency. Read and ponder. ascembled agreeable to adjournment last evening, | having acted upon the resignation of Justice Wi- as,” the “Charlemagne,” the “« Napol j | Yene at the office of Brevet Major General Hyxvst | would be found to comprise some of the best citi- | WS of 8 a es der to act upon the resignation of J Wir | ley, be had.considered it his duty to prepare spe- | the jarlemagne,” dann poe leon,” a: Surin, in this city, on the 2d Saturday of March, at 6 | yens of Westchester. {From the Cincinnati Message, Jan. 13.) in order to i resignation of Justice Wi cificat’ agitist Rim agrtaally to Faas) p | Be Arnercan Crge choy ame rontlincueinee o'clock, P.M. Th next General reveal take Mr, Swacxnemer, wished to know if they were | Tae Sux Puaster axp Paoxper Mos.—It is | ley, and after hearing the articles of impeachment Alderman Kimball thought cae Resse a ities. | in the @ity of Nauvoo, at the usual place of @eneral stockholdersjin the bank, and very natural that some misstatements, and false re- | with specifications, as presented by the District At* | had been tendered, and Mr. Wiley had ceased to Rendezvous, on Saturday the 7th day of May next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., and the officer drillon the Thursday and Friday next preceding,—the Sth and 6th. The Brigadier Generals are directed te require the Colonels of Regimentsto order Battalion Parades, some time prior tothe General Parade, within the bounds of ommands—the Colonels will act as re- ‘ls and Ma- perform the duties of the office, nothing further was 1equired on the subject trom this court. He moved that the court adjourn for a fortnight — Judge Inglis was not certain that the mere tender j of resignation was an abandonment of the office.— t He thought thatthe charges should be read anda bag ing hee upon Justice Wiley. ler further de! the charges were read by the District Attorney. They forth that Mr- Mr. Locxwoop stated that not asingle steckhold- er Hesiee in Westchester, was on that petition. bill was reported to incorporate the Carvers and ciliers Association of the city of New York. Mr. O’Svtrivan gave notice of a bill to authorize the formation of voluntary associations for charit- able pur] The ume for the consideration of Major Da- vezac’s resolution, has at last been definitely torney, in accordance with an order of the Court, a resolution was adopted, ordering such notice to be served upon him, and for him to show cause why he should not be removed from the office he now holds, The Court then adjourned to Thursday, Feb. 3d, in order to allow the Common Council to act upon the resignation previously tendered by him at their Commox Scuoor Booxs. Aporrrp.—Extract frem the minutes of the Board of Regents. “Unxiversiry or tae Crry Navvoo, Iuuusos, Dec. 18th, A. D. 1841. Guntiimen oF THE BOAKp or RecEy Permit me to present for your adoption, the fol- i lowing series of books for Common Schools, which I have carefully selected and approved ; to wit: orts, should get about, respecting the events of day Belare esterday §Ail was confusion—every body was yea bt fi and no one person could be cognisant of all that was going on at the same time. We kept on foot through a great part of the day, frequently changing our position, and believe that the account of the proceedings of the mob and the destruction of property which we gave yesterday, ie very near the truth. | demonstration of praise from our pul . their ~especti viewing officers, audthe Lieutenant Colo: jors will command their respective Battalioi The officers will ke post according to the rank as- Town’s Spelling Book, ‘ed them by the date of their coi ions, agrecabl; Town's Introduction to Analysis, eee phe omg A rogulstions of the United States irre fixed—Monday, at twelve o’clock, is the appointed In one part of that account we stated that the | meéting, in joint ballot, on Wednesday evening, | Wiley was coviete corsape and criminal con- Town's Analys and the rules heretofore adopted of rauking by gracc of | time. books of the Miami Exporting omer Bank were | feb, ad. It is the duty of the Common Council to | duct, in receiving stolen rods, &c., knowing the: z 'Vicar’s Political Economy for Schools, companies is hereby abrogated. In the Senate to-day, most of the time was occu- | destroyed. This is not the fact. They were pre- ines usfiliie? aetiow woow bik renin cad enc to have been stolen, and is unworthy to hold his served, and will show in what manner the accounts f that institution have been kept cffice A copy was ordered to be served upon of that in i S The officers concerned are commanded to report to the uN, inreplying to the speech of Justice Wiley. Aud the conrt adjourned to reb- Help to Young Writers, Mr. D Ps Reading Book, by Mrs. Sigourney, Ee Le ahi subject him to additional costs for counsel to defend Major General any violation, or disobedience of these | Mr. Sherwood. | Rey's Reading Book-by aia <rired Irpege apa vib eaicada rater Mr. Fursay offered a resolution as follows :— A'report isin circulation to-day, that the citizen’ | himeeif before the County Court, He has resigned, | ruary 3d, by which time the aetion of the Com:moa 1 Bennett's Book Keeping, inflicted upon’ any violation of strict military discip- apitwolved hat e referred to (Ae gpe ara ngencg oe dicharged eget ee withont orders fom | od the office ie vacant; that is all, the law de. Couseil would be made knewu. i Kirkham’: En¢lish Grammar, line. 2 e proper authority. is we lieve to incor- ¢ en i Olney’s Geography. The officers of the Legion, will therefore, takenstice, | *atutesof this Commonwealth, from the frst Legislo. | poet, We know that they wereordered by the She- | mands, and all they should ask, unless they wish to | perore Judges Sleneenl Remesonte ee INC. BENNETT, Chancellor- | and govern themselves accordingly, and make public | §nq publi fing those statutes, sad the Terendediondiee riff to force their way into the crowd, and that this | persecute him unnecessarily. ge f tapeonsad Noe lermea Adopted as follows; to wit :— proclamation of these orders throughout their respec- | the nd that they report to the Senate with aft | officer was with them while they had’ possession of Joxxs Convicren —Wm. Barret Jones, the sea~| Jan 18—Case of De Groot.—The Court in this JOSEPH SMITH, Lieutenant General. JonxC Bexnett, Major General. the Miami Banking House; and we have good au- thority for believing that he was not so remissin his duty, as not to order them to fire when it became necessary for them to do so or be over powered It was stated in one of the morning papers yester- day, that Captain vag fired off his pistol, and wounded aman ey This was not so. Though much pressed upon and provoked, he held his fire through all, and for some time prevented the gallant litle squad” under hia command from discharging theirs. He is perfectly willing, however, we are authorized to say, to take the responsibility’ of every shot that was fired. Another statement which has appeared in print, and which was made upon the ground before the attack upon the Exchange Bank, is, that the notes of the late West Union Bank were redeemed at its counter. We know nothing about this, but have man who was eharged witn the murder of another of his busihess, at Charleston, some weeks since, and on whose account three men were arrested in New York harbor, and imprisoned in our jail aa witnesses or accessories, was tried in that city last week, and convicted. Orp Orrerper AnnesteD—Monroe James, a old bird, attempted to enter the house o! Bates, in Varick street, on Monday night, posed te steal, was canght and committed. Srote a Cap.—Patrick Kelly from ene Cheesy 23 Washington street. Locked i ead Binv or PaRapise, well ‘tutied, but wet with sage and onions, was found in the posses- ‘on of a box, named Peter Robinson, y: pposed to have been stolen. Apply ai lice Office. Joun Smitu caventin Grease.—John Smith tive com Case, refused to grant the application of counse! to put in demurrer to the indiciment against him for perjury, after entering a plea of guilty, on the groun that if the case was further a layed, the statute of limitations weuld allow refuse to answer tot! been on the docket convenient speed. ‘The resolution was Leceeen's4e adopted. Mr Dickinson, gave notice of a bill to authorize By the annual return of the Major-General tothe | the issue of State scrip of the denomination of $5, office of the Adjutant-General of State, at Spring- } and bearing an interest of seven per cent- ficld, it will be seen that the strength of the e Legion | Mr. Funatan offered a series of resolutions in re- is 1490—all pretty weildisciplined troops. This will | lation to the Bankrupt Law, the most important of form an effective force when the State requires their | which, was as follows :— service Resolved, (if the Assembly concur,) That this Le is lature do solemnly ‘and earnestly remonstrate ag From Froniva.—A corres, lent of the Sa- | the repeal of that law by Congress—and request thelr yannah Republican, under date of East Flori Senators and Representatives to use all the means in their January 8th, says:—The news from ‘Tampa power, to prevent the pessage ef any bill for that pur- that small partie it | Indi re Yeas—Joseph Smith, Hyrum Smith, Charles 6. Rich, Meber C. Kimball, Joun Taylor, N. K. Whitney, Samuel H. Smith, John Snider, Wm Marks, Ebenezer Robinson, lina Benno Chester) 1 .) William Law, (Registrar,) John Abyent—Sidacy Rigdon, Daniel H. Wells, John T. Bar- nett, Wilson Law John P. Green, Vinson Knight, Gall Robert D. r, James Adams, Samuel Benn. os M. Kaight, (Regents,) 12.” Asthe shove series of booke has been adopted for the use of the Common Schools of this city, we would esteem it a favor if J. Orville Taylor, Esq, Secretary of the American Common Schoo! Society, No. 123 Fulton sireet, city of New-York, would furnich E, Robinson, bookseller and stationer,city of Nauvoo, Illinoig, with the above werks, for sale, at hiseusliest convenience. The demand must neces- sarily be great, as other school boeks will be ex- ott, pleaded guilty to a grand larceny, in ga silver watch + sundry other articles of clothing, worth $97, trom Caleb Dagie, ot No. 374 Hudson street, on the 30th of December last, and was sentenced to the House of Refuge. Forfeited ne ee Larcenies.— Geo. Roberts, for stealing a doubled cased from John Morris, 187 Nineteenth stre Assault and Batteries —William Poole, § Ackerman and Jaeob Wilson, om Alexander Mel- . s continue to come in. | PTS sig i n of Gen. Roor, the resolutions were Laceepbeved, ‘beet arcivea-there-qilewt so modified, asto be put in the form of instructions mits Sai Snares. ho setiemee: Middle OM as not be acceptable Florida from all dread of these hostile wretehes. to the majority. here, unless they pro > ts cluded go goon as the above. list can be obtained. Another correspondent of the same paper, writing clude the extension of the Bankrupt Law to money- been requested to make a positive denial of the broke open the cellar door of Samuel Bradback, | ville; Alexander Frankland, on Sai Ma Mr. Salem Town, Aurora, heer County, New- | from Pilaka, January 5th, says:— ed corporations, and moved their reference to the sea cl ihe Ector es prepared (6 ecreauile No. 65 Oliversireet, by forcing off the padlock, and | Heary Relyea, on Catharine Stewart; Owen Mc- « We are in hopes that th will soon be over. Many of the Indians have surrendered, and those iy Cry whe cece the soe aioe ae who still remain hostile are so worked upon At didates for Commissary General, is Col. Stevenson, She emizegsion, Sent emnsng them; teat they Ww alias Jarvis, of Glentworth notoriety. Connor will soon, doubtless, choose rather to “come in” and | be ihe man, I predict, he fed on Uncle Sam’s rations, than to remaia out sath iturad afd die by starvation or the sword. Col. Worth declares that the war shall be ended ina few weeks. stole 20 pounds of butter, fer which he will he tried aud sent np among the others of his numerous and ectable family. “taauonp with Raps.—A young man who look- ed as though butter wouldn’t slip out of his mouth, nor sugar chrystalize, was charged by a gentle and engaging young woman, bearing the euphor e cognomon of Wilhelmina Smalhulse, with att Intec, on James King; Joseph Miller, cn Jovepn Riley; Sebastain Rufen, on Adam Brush; Owen Reilley, on Edward Reilley. § Discharged —James A fm a black man, who was charged with highway robbery, in knocking » man down named Thomas McKeenan, on the 17th of November last, at the corner of Cross and Orange streeis, aud robbing him of $4,50 in specie. York, and James Bennett, Esq., Arlington House, Long Island, New-York, woul “find it to their ad: vantuge Lo notice the « sdoption of the above series. Any, poe menting Yo en the subject addressed to Leunzzer Rosin Editor of the Times and Seasons ; City of Nauvoo, Illinois,” and specie, but refused to redeem the West Union note: It is believed now, that the chief part of the money stolen, was procured from the vault ef the Miami Exporting ompany. What its amount is, io et be surmised, but it is su; ea to be early $25, 000 were recovered from four of Cave Viciecar. : The recent Indian outbreak in the vicinity of Man- hese oops the piunderers, who were arrested. ‘The Cincinnati . fa) eaceiye feayant stincsicn- darin, does not seem to dampen in the least the ardor ‘orrespondence of the Herald.} Bank was found pretty empty, the Jixchange Bank fae be Saute Wnneae wee aee,.| erty cer ee sake Prot alan “Cito or ram Stane oF Ziox, 1x tHe Crry or | of the gallant Colonel, He has directed a prompt | Rail Road Management—the Bamk Clique— Anecdote | is is thought to havo lost but little, and Lougee’s Brok- | oe ne eer nae ine. She resisted cava? | ‘the Court here adjowacd te lk welece th: Navvoo.””—The Choir of singers presented a petition | Movement of troops to that quarter, as long and as of a Financial Operation. erage had been riffed of its valuables before the mob | fy) Sod like a gallant ‘naithen ebitasc: Giak Sith morning. 4 to the Board of Regents of tie University, at their | fF 2s provisions can be forced to them, or until | Dean Sin: effected an entrance of it. Should it be found, om |) pe prt 9 The police Soatios ave Mr Jest sitting for the appointment of 1». “Professor and | the enemy be overhauled. In common with all the world, I have been sud- | the €x#mination which will seon be made, that the | Te i0"D oneman a severe lecture en his violation \ Before Judges Noab, and Aldetmen Timpson aod of all the rules of etiquette, and locked him up to learn from abstemious habits that his ways were Y Wardens in the Department of Music inthe Univer- sity of the city of Nauvoo,” to constitute a board for the regulation of Music in thiscity, which was adop- ted,endihe following persons appointed; to wit:— aust. ary HILLS, Professor. Innes, Jax. 18.—John Keating, for stealing a cloth cay worth $1,50, from the store of John Meany, was sent back to prison thirtydays. Thomas \\cGuire, for assaulting a Sunday officer named Wm. ) Miami Exporting Comrany, has not lost so much as was apprehended, the holders of its notes will not fare near so badly as is feared. Altogether, we have heard of five persons who were shot: one in the lower part of the leg, one in the thigh, one in the side, one in the cheek, and denly seized with the mania for becoming a cor- respondent of your invaluable Herald. That you are kept early and fully advised ef every thing worthy of note that transpires in our goodly city of CHANCELLOR OF THE or st —On Thurs- day evening, Peter W hora of thi was chosen by the Regents, Ci naplioce! versity, in the place of the late lamented J: Conseren once vone.—Officer Wm. H. Ste- phens, better known among those he o/ten has un- d Go rad’ ce-Chun- p ted th 8. 8, WILDER Fine We a Sata Both, or cndcratand, were ae coasters vate ee aaa geak “sswaganel 4, ong die empee, Oa Ce "Phin woul much in torions Bill Simmons, alias © Sivonry,” who eveap- dias” Robert Mitchell, for utesling’s cloak (roo ele) RD—Second War i — Albany A e: fligac: " itchell, for ste om TITUS BILLINGS—Thira Ward. cid nett laos hoes yee ee eee pon the. Promimucy anc’ | to show, that blank curtridges were not used, as has beh Wie wins aevosted en y,SL""8 | Charles L. Denman, wee sent to (he penitentiary —_——— degeneracy of the times—the rascalities of default- Daraprvut Deatu.—Mrs. Harriet M. Taylor, | ing cashiers—the criminal negligence of baok direc- ed. last ial « Sabi ine” of r 8 Te ostses failing eixty foot, anton sen ~~ toe tore—the “Sabine Sloping” of clerks—the perni- ed. Her body was recovered from a mass of drift cious evils of stock gambling, and the lamentable wood with whieh it had become entangled. condition of the finances of our State, brought about by an unwise system of legislation and a lavish ex- ard A. Zantzinger, of the U. 8. Army, died on penditure of the public monies. The charges onthe evening of Tuesday, the 4ih inst , at the Planters latter subject have been mainly of a general nature, House, in St. Louis, Mo., whore he was in attend | and my object in noticing it, is to call the attention been said. for six months. Patriek Shay, a boy, for stealing There were, ia all, five arrests made during the height of the ‘mob, and two about its close. Ycs- terday, none. Tur Castor Baxx—Axotuer Brow Ur —From the West, East, North, and South, comes the news that these rotten, rioting paper ‘shops are going down to their lowest depths of degradation. — Fer the third time has the Canton Bank given up the ghost. We learn Ls a gentleman just from that a JOH Fourth Ward. The Chaneeilc General Bennett, recommended si the board d composed of the 8, aforesaid, to prohibit the fat sound of the notes, vad | adopt the broad; where- 1 General Joseph Smith, observed, “Tmove on, for T was alwa: ‘opposed to any The motion Prevail i—Nem. con. company with Charles Mann, and James Gallagher, for robbing Benedict Welty of $50. Mann was tried and convicted in this city at the time, Gal- lagher was sent to Philadelphia for t on ano- thercharge, and Simmons giving sham security, ed until caught by Stephens on Mon- He will now in ali probability reeeive re chicken Francis J Rosbaek, and Ach. wrrill, for stealing carpeting from John B Og.ien, were both found guilty, but judgmentewas sus- pended, and they were both discharged. Adjourned to Friday morning at half past nine o'clock. Asotuer Deatu in THE Anmy.—Major Ri ATTE ep TO Drown Heasetr.—A woman named Marearet McKenna attempted to drown 1 - A av: * Bitters, ulvertised in another colar, are nof in this viciuity by geutlemen who are not m A Prornecy or r Jor Sacra, Jen. ighly. Tae nestP'ot desohing titers: (aay sates then the [From Book of Doctrine and Covenaart | auce asa member o/ a court-martial. . lace, that it isa total wreck. It premises to re- if yesterday in a cistern attached to the pre . Hearken, O ye people of my church, of the fifty thousand readers of the Herald in Penn- | ects all itsnotes “of course,” like all the rest, of J Scop! bie, 112 Orange. She wastaken | 9 foug to meeting.) for the nlewure of it Him w! wells on high, and whose sylvania, to one of the many shameful abuses (al- out as wetas a drowned rat, andthe ducking s0- Vacanies or tne Weatnex —The thermome- from Biddle down. ready. without the ad of rue, Sceek ae peg fe th Pe A lands of the | te stood at two below zero on ‘Thursday evening; | though in a small way) that has served to bring This is the bank that was to resume when the bered her completely. thelers, aflicted with the prevalent snseraos eouerated im se1, liston together ; for verily the velee of the Lora ty | and twenty-four hours after, at 37 above.—Albany | about the present state of things, and which may | “ iroular was repealed !” Preity times these, | CLAtme agaiust the Corporation must be present- | {he wineries cnt ad 9 vi be guelived to eall anes, ed at the Comptroller's office this day. Taxes are received on Saturday Next Wednesd pay day, and ay 28h instant, na te bt of bills Me those drawing sal he Corporation, pap. Axotnen Viorim.—A man named Wm. 0. Kane, one of those regwar drinkers, not called inte mpe- rate, died rarer in a fit ofepilepsy, at a room oce! en by himself and wife, corner of Darrow ‘ay to and strength” oi Doctor Kieh? north, H) Ne orton. PTs © irrens.—These are a remedy very highly and very justiy recommended by physitiine as of grert «tii oy in giving etrength to tre Weak and debilitated, “The Fence has oaticfacrorily proved their virtues, Untiaetn the slightes deleterious matter, Wey eormmunitate the ihe powers of the best medicinal re ate and plants. “Chey and, if not bid Side, preserveghe whole animal scoqueny siare of hubrtual healthiners. !They cannot be too frequently foaminended to public note by} ns cucommena tom the [A_B & PD. Sanda, 79 and 100 Fulton street, Aj ne indeed !—Columbus Statesman. Anorner Wixp Ur.—-The Cleveland prea says:—We learn that tne Commercial Bank of Lake Ene in this city, has also commenced the work of closing up its naakia operations, Wiad up or re- sume, say the people.” —Ibut wie Deatns in Bosron.—Thare “00 Cortyinine last ‘anto all men, and there is noue to escape, andthere is no aye that shall net see, neither ear that shall not hear, eart that shall not be penetrated ; and the re. bellious shall be pierced with much sorrow,for their ini- quities shall be spoken upon the house-tops, and their ‘secret acts shall be Corereated ; and the voice of A here J ‘shall be unto all people, by the mouths of m: ae whom I have chosen in these last duys, and they sh: go forth and none shall stay them, forthe Lord have com- Argus, Jan. V help to explain why it is that the Philadelphia and 1 Guenera Whig Columbia Rail Road, instead of being a souree of 26,750; democratic vote, pene show- | revenue, has heretofore actually brought the State ing a majority for the former, of 1 888 vot several hundred thousand dollars annually in debt. pmen te oun Inre—We h teeve ‘ ehavencs Tallude to the system of favoritism practiced by the destruction by fireat Tampa Bay, of the steem- | the officers. er Isi: “heed jart. She cost originally gm, It is a well known fact, that from the Superintend- aed, is his for rom zt gl - asco pe bee hepa Ney good ‘Saye Le and ¥ when re at Maton ~ ni of the Road, down to the “switch turner,” all week. aes wee siseets User ba ‘word He we Ghee wey 15 speaking of the i Mence of the siery Wine Bit- serv: Prefac heroughi quipped, a! 1 1 ‘ par ri ae on Monday night, and hie words were “ Ge + A ands are * oe meant méndments, which have: givan than to publish uate beer Cipetan ff “a ervide Of Gestnitents sod have been in the habit of giving free tickets to each Bunoran Annesree.—le om, a weil | forgive me forailmy past offences. howe prepared oy Dr. 7 40 . Richanisom, of South Reading, pa , O ye people, for wher f etean i decreed, | Bad. bare! —_ to her owners the expenses Mt and every one of their political and personal friends, | known burglar, has been art jenee. why: nd ios retail, by A. B. & D Deug- ‘shell te fa)dlied. Ana verily, L say unto you, | €4%ip y, whea fell » prey to the de- | including, of course, their families and such of their ee Court off Oyer and Terminer. sand 8 Palfon | Das Senden © Bros Co Heatrn ov Onto —Ou patletios of 1500 in Gallipolis, onl; ven ni) onmieeed during bd last seven 0! the ‘of th the four adults ty» ‘seerunption, oT ike other two were ver ago) peteene. Before Judge Kent, and Ald. Purdy and ce. Arraignment of James Adams for the Mum der of his Wife Jan. 18.—Thomas Toppan aod James Adams, the twe men who stand indicted for the murder of the r otrnetive cleament frienda a8 happen to be particularly lond political brawlers. ae agent’ or conductor informed mea Dapication.—The Second Baptiet Church in | few days ago, that, on one oceasion he had thirty- Richmond, a fine now building, was dedicated on | two pamengers n his car, seventeen of whom the 16th instant, tree tickets, and that that was by no meana ar unw- ere these s unto the fort eae to them ie PM 4 ope peed ing and relel. bag te peo them, ito the d hy ney shall be poured dwt upon the wicked ny Hlovison stroat; Story, a Erp cee 504 Grand, corer Cano 498 Ring. Fitewen ‘3 BALL The thal ” C4 < the wv Fire Depa tment F aud. w! place at beh a Monday evening, Jan: ist. Phakere se, ame