The New York Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1842, Page 2

———--——. ‘ “Tue Staten Iotanp Evorrunxt.—This singular Court of Oyer and Terminer. Tor hold them up tothe hatred, ridic Goneral Sessions, D aifair continues to be the talk of every eircle. A | This court met yester to dispose of the case | tempt of the community: Or whetner it is merely | Before His Honor the Reeurder, Judee Lyach, and P 0 S T Ss. Cc R I ic "esprit, bitter, if you please, and with Aldermen Pollo and Bay / NEW YORK HERALD. Washington letter, now before us, gives us the an- | of the celebrated coflee indictment, and a second in- Wow Wor’, Vhurstay, February 10. 1842, in car an asain = Se ewe aceoust of the young ady’s fortune’and fom Fo tnconerh ah SO jute por in>|s re np ment .9-—Jowas PF Phillipe, Eq appeared iF Ieecrapontent wae Hema 1 4 Slovements fp Aleny---StatepPrinter ly ; fortrial. There was gome curiosity tosee how 1! ) eon anc and Stolen.—On the 6th ‘Asnuneton, Feb. 3, |) State Barber, Wasnraorox, Feb.7, 1841. | coffce libel would ture out, and the eourt roomwas | Noah. id she F. Mosca laa’ bigpreket] Senate. im | "The new Siate Cabinet having been appointed in | _ So far as the facts have transpi in this city, | about two thirds full. At half past tem, Judge Kent oa book, cont $1829, while wallsing im'Cathe-| After the presentation of several petitions, Albany, and the democracy thus far having carried ae Ie a ae nye speed bag baie hs aad Aldermen 'urdy and Lee entered and took their taeaeeet Th pocket book was found on Be Mu. Benron presented a petition from th , an . W. ylva- - : h who 4 every thing their own way, the next important ques- or fifteen months since, placed his "e Wnurine called on the case of James Gor- | There was considerble laughter boarded sith Jobe Sturpees aNow NorthSfoore of New York, praying for the repeal of the tion on the “Slate” is the Siate, Printer, or State daughter at the school, in order to complete her trict Attorney was reading the libel street, and on the same evening he informed Stur- | Tupt law, and took the oceasion to say that he Barber; an office certainly fatter aad better than the | ducation i the accomplishraents necessary for} Jons A. Mornice ti rose and said, that Judge | @ great deal of tittering when the jury went out. geon how he had obtained the money, butteld no | inthe course of the day, and as soon as the a: Pere Seaver eamglbamiaadl ayoung lady of her immense weulth, she bei Noah had arrived in New York the day’ before, and | As there had been. no defence, of course, they re-| 9 son. On the morning of the 9h of Feb-| pygi ask fe whole cabinet rolled into one Je office | *0¢;heitess of all the property of the late Mr. O'Hara, | he had written to and received an answer from him, | tured intoCourt in ten migutes with a verdict of| fuary Sturgeon esme to hie room about Sorelock, | Dusiness wasover, ask for the consideration } According to all appearances, the venerable office | of Pennsylvania, embracing, it is said, over filty | in relation to a nolle prosequi being entered on each | guilty. . and awakened him, telling him that he had been | bill which he had introduced for postponis of State Barber, including the “Slate,” and its per- | acres-ef — covered with houses, in the heart Judge Noah had replied that he Tar Correr Inpictuxsr. robbed, aad om feeling in his belt where he bad | action of the law. He said that experienc isites, will be abolished as a monopoly and cen- | the city of Pittsburgh, with a revenue arising out ly willing the matter should take that | Mr. Warrixa then called on the trial of the coffee | placed the meney, he fousd it mi ug. A few | already showing its evils, and he held it to |. i, 68 that kas been toolong in existence. The Seni nerf wre arm ag adh. ue oan atone a ye oyioneaeas Sear: sates indictment, which was the original eause of all this | days afterwarde Mr. Moore advertised his loss, of- | bounden duty of Congress, in whose han. f 5 stress d c . walue of this office has geuerally been estimated at i t sith va reward of $600 for its return, and 8001 peal was, the lady in question becomes, on her arrival at legal | cation. a Mr. Moanitt made a motion'similar to what he rgeon called and told him that i) Kiew he Sérbg er te the pete uy, needy the Judge Noan.—As far as I am individually con- | had done in the other case. had lost it—that he was suspected of knowing | it sould be repealed or greatly altered. He i. somethi ; of which $25,000 or $30,000, | age. Y ; i 200,000 per anstuns, of whic ; | The young lady is under fifteen years of age, very, | cerned, I am perfeetly willing that a nolle A new jury was empanell jout it—and concluded by saying to) a paragraph fromthe moneyed article in the are clear profits—or tat, a9 printers call it. This zs 3 very beautitul, and promising in her intellectual | should be entered inthese cases. Indeed, (rom the | Mr, Wurrixa stated that this indictment was for a | Mr. Moore, that “ you have lost d 1 great amount of sclid spoils is greater than the fat of | powers, so far as her Eaten ont has made the | firet [had no feeling or interest in this matter. It | report of aCoffee Case, and was headed “ A Curious | have lost my charaster.” ‘Mr. Macteuhhe shor aint Ce otenther six tall tone af saved the whole S:ate cabinet put together. For many | development. The father is now in this city, at the | was first brought on, as I understood at the request | Case of receiving Stolen Coffee.” He also observed, | ed with stealing the money from Brown, | presented by the applicants on the first day years, the old Regency, Edwin Croswell, | Te idence of his broth '» Col. Jessup, of the | of one of the petit jurors (Cyrus Chenery)—he made | that ag only small parts of this report were alleged which he did not deny, but he had not the mo- | opening of the court, and that the destruction o held this office until he was ousted by the whige,and United States Army, in a state bordering upon dis: | the complaint. And so faras I am concerned, I am to be libellous, yet as these consisted of interjections | ney. Sturgeon asked him if he would receive and : : : 4 A ry threatened a vasi ‘Thurlow Weed put in his place, as being in = traction,and calling forth the sympathy of this whole eee ad have itsettled thua. The whole affair has | and witty remarks thrown in here and there, and as| package from him se oh fg French’s Hotel, hei community. undoubtedly arisen out of a long editorial quarrel, | the whole was most admirably told and worked up| corner of Mouroe ani Catherine streets, on a cer- sion of keener razors and more soap suds. It isnow areca bre—asirewet eer in which violent attacks were made oa both sides, | together with great skill and humor, he should be | tain evening, which he ed to. Brown went to believed that a complete change will be made in | ge eUTO™ 70, 7HE Leaistatvan against THE MEAT | and perhaps I ought to say that Ithink the balance compelled to read the whole for their edification the place of appointment, but received, noth A retin on Monorory.—We understand that the following peti- | of the ion wason my part. ‘Therefore,l have | \ Mr. W. “Ritehie’s | fr St 7 enormities were displayed by se gress 5 efore, ir. Wartina then read the report of “ Ritchie from Sturgeon. After ¢! Stu the cfice—that twill be divided among the va- | tion has been’ forwarded to Albany, aad addressed | no desire to injure Mr. Benaett, or press this matter | Coflee Trial,” published mn the Herald of the 15'h of | stealing the money, Brown pein complaint at the i ee chases meee rious printers and editors of the republican party— To rue Hon. tux Leostatune or THe Srate or | farther against him; but am willing for myself that | June, 1941. And such an effect us it produced hag | Police Office, am lett for Philadelphia, Soon aftey, red it no bankrupt law, bat an al and that the existence of a central newspaper power few Youn: anole prosequi should be entered. not been seen in that Court for a long time pasts | Mr Moore, in company with Sturgeon, went there, | law, the fruit of t ‘di at Albany will be abolished forever. The petition of the undersigned, residents of the | Mr. Mornecx then moved the Court that a nolle | Mr. W' ual terrupted by loud | and Brown then returned with ‘tim to this city, ui Wed y Bae siinuldrnot Through city of New York, respectfully sets torth— prosequi be entered on each indictment. of la dignity and gravity | was tried for th ce of finding and keeping the 4 © do not see why it should not. Throughout | “rat the Common Council of said city were au- | , The Coun said, thatby the revieed statutes, the | of Judge K . Aldermen Pandy money at the last term,and acquitted Brown has the Herald, pror the State, there isa variety of deserving men, con- | ih orised, by fa State law passed April 9, 1813, to re- | Court had not the power to order 2 nolle prosequi | and Lee could not keep their countenances, been confined in prison since, as a wiiness ag inst ig an of the pap neeted with the newspaper press who are lank, lean, | strict the right of selling meats within their j to be entered in such cases, but that, if, with regard | once or twice laughed outright. The jury who| Sturgeon, and when called upon the stand, told a worthy of the attention of the statesm: ad hi d it would be chari id justi diction to such persons only as they might see fit to ge Noah. the District Attorney made the ap- | were to try the cause, tried to keep from laughing, | very bape a forward story, eanne the mest ex- lato eA aaary» ane’ te would De Charity and justice 10 | tense, and elo to confine the sale of meats tosuch | Plication, the Court could then grant it or not, as | but could not; the Jawyersheld their hands to their | te forts were made by G Wilson, Esq to plications for discharge from debt un. divide the spoils in some reasonable and particular places only as they might designate. they thought proper. Still, in the case of Judge | mouths, to preserve decorum. The reporters laughed Bet him inafix He stated that Sturgeon advised | Bankrupt law, have commenced with great vigor. ‘way, so as to fill up the crevices in their tenements |" ‘That they have, by Virtue of said law, restricted | Lynch, the Court saw nothing to prevent the trial | heartily; and even Judge Kent himself had once not to tell any other person that he had themo. Baste ia made to Teed Shrengh the forms of the la of flesh. therefore, proposed togive the pub- | the legal right to retail fresh beef 1n this city to three | &9ing on 4 ‘ j or twice to relax the austerity of his fenturesand | ney, but advised him to holden to it until spring, | orisine discharge a8 spoodily as, possible, for fea “fio ; 8s : hundred persons, more or less; and also decreed | Mr. Wire said that hisduty wasa very simple | gave way to the ses cf nature for a moment, | when they would go up the river and purchase hyed ayer sit oe ob pte Sen: Tication of the legal notices to a newspaper in Al- that thia right shall be exercised only in some twelve | nd clear one; and that he could not feel authorized Beare he thumy tl little ham-] somelaad, Brown arrived in tl y but a few tay. mgew bany, and to throw open the printing of legislative | o+ fifteen epecified places. to ie om nolle prosequi in the case. mer. Asfor Whiting,he was ina rich round laugh all | m nts praviens to the time that he found the mo- | tors ts ches oa oue in Whowe behalf notice tc That i r. d e a t tors to show cause was mad documents to the whole profession, and the lowest | ‘That, in consequence of the monopoly thu; es- onnevt then read an affidavit of Jas. Gor- | the time he was reading. He emphasized every | ney, and was therefore unacquainted with the pro-| ceive their certificates bidder. Tais would seem to b itable—but what- | tablished, our citizens are forced to pay a private | 40a Bennett, denying the validity of the indictment, | word most admirably, gave every joke with zest| per mode to adopt to find who was the owner. He idder. This would seem to be equitable—but what- tax, probably exceeding half a million of dollars, as | inasmuch as Judge Lynch, one of the parties inter- | and gusto; and declared, when he got through, that | admitted that he was at porter house on the eve- ever is agreed upon, we hope the party will avoid | i°o) Sed by the following facts:—Any given weizht | ested,charged the jury 1a relation to this case, which | he never had an idea how good a report it wasuntil | niog previous to the time’ that he lost the money, Bg dh pare ped nang ene | the same errors that have overwhelmed the whige— | of beef not only contains more bone aad less nutri- | WaS 1 opposition to the provisions of the statute. | he had read it aloud and found the effect it produced. | and also admi itted that he had drank several glasses geome snd vigerousty combine and sift out t) that is waste and extravagance in barbers, soap suds | ment than an equal weight of pork, but beef is also | He also read a notice of motion to the District At- | So general was the sense of the ludicrous seen here, | of liquor during the day. The defence proved that | CO™ection of the baptrupt with the property id A dshim. It i: only chemce for the crc a ‘i fi “ ; torney to have the indictment quashed, on the | thatJudge Kent suggested to Mr. Whiting thathe | Stu-geon had previously been of character, | oerou” a " and rezors We are in favor of a well kept, snug, eae pe sane Pes Tanai a grounds set forth in the affidavit. Mr. M. then read | had beaten stop rea ‘4 wi 2, however, en-| aud alse that Brown was sotaewhat toxicated on Patitrine recite oyat cay poe hae shaving shop, a simart State barber, a neat pole hung | py jig rfl aghee hog, being a non-produeer, is of no | the law on the subject from p. 257, 2d vol. Revised | joyed the joke tco well, and continued reading about | the day previous to the night he lost the money. trusting these people wer 7. clean towels, sweet soap suds, keen razore, and ice ti niind until butchered, and gives | Statutes. two-thirds of the report, when seeing that the risible] |The Jury were so mystified with the case as to | individuals that held their onnetieet it out, cle 5 » use or service to mankind unt red, and gi a 5 ; 1 a) sopen-for th e s of deserving men | no remuneration for i's keeping but its flesh ; accor- Judge Kest—The Court can see no reason to | faculties of the audience, jury, bar and bench, were | be unable to agree, and after remaining out for se- perty. T! ount of Property represer aslate aly open for the names of deserving m dingly, in the country towns of our State, ’ where | quash. The law very wisely prevents a Judge sit- | likely to burst all bsunds, Judge Kent stopped the | veral hours were harged. those who applied ior OUsGHEs ey Satareay in this « o be written thereon—in short, good government, fhetieile in HOW UOT and peer us IER: fros’and ane | ting in a case where he is interested, but does not reading before half the elleged libellous matter was estimated at (38,000 000, This, by the operation from any party in power. restricted, the latter generally, if not uniformly, pig St ai a fact that the | "ad. tothe dury. 4 Larger rrom Moxtevipso.—The brig M tained of being able to realize. somet 2S commands the higher price. Buthere, the tradein |. Mr. Warrttxa—We shall present the fact that the | Mr. Whiting was going on to state that with the ex- | at this port yesterday, left Montevideo on the 22d debts, bas kept alive the hope of bein, : re a ee + free, W the trade in beef is restrict. | indictment was sent here on the 10th September, ard | ception ofa few humorous interjections thrown in, | December. The fight alluded to, debts. That chance is now destroyed, and i ‘Tae TasrHa, Paconess or Boz.—The pro. | pork ig free, while the, tn d, and beef steak | i8 in proper form. ina few places, the report was one cf the moat ad- | capture of one of the Montevidean b: i- | lity of crea any other benkrd; py = on : “ | . ‘ : many other ban! gress of the great Box through New England, shakes | £4, pork steak set for Bde pout a et eek |" Mr. Monat —Well, sir, we ask the Court tonote | mirable sad correct ones that was ever made the | mere clmericon, Feb a ia theirturn, will apply for a discharge, usd con every clement of Socicty like a literary and intellec- |'Now, ‘as our city contains 300,000 inhabitants, and | the objections that have been presented, as we shall | Judge thought he had stated enough to the jury. a to pull down so1 hersintheirturn. The avs rake. as thé price of each pound of fresh beef we eat is | reserve theright. | We admit that Jas Gordon Ben- | He called Henry Vandervoort, who proved again Importa dee The haes Gate babeeroe pono The Governor of Massachussetts accompanied | enhanced 4d. by the monopoly above mentioned, if | Nétt was proprietor and editor of the New York He- | that Noah was on the bench during that trial. Genre :-— fall.” 2 . aan ; ; we suppose the average consumption to be enly | Fald, and suppose the case must go to the jury. Mr. Whiting said he had nothiag more to say. QG Your valusble proparation of Horehound dererves | YG, ny, tod leo tdomh him to, Worcester, where he remained some ume bas, pound to each person per week, the tax paid | Ajury wasthen empanelled . Mr. Morrill said the same, and added that he | a few remarks; from my own experincesbeing in the Se ie pearlogicpe Nhe Beakrone etand | over the Sabbath, and received the congratulations | in fitiy-two weeks would amouat to 17s. 4d. per | The Courr told Mr. Morrill he had the right to | was perfectly willing that the Jury syould take the | ha Sntiporecins Les tac dart meetin; id eg eae tate took Geouliau te wit oF pif sid {the wondering people. From Worcester he set | head, or just ),000 in the aggregate per annum | "Ove in relation to his exceptions hereafter former charge. Pe ie ager y greeny baaponh ae hope foot eh he ‘ent A ofthe wonderiag people , ead, Or j ! aggregate pt Hrs Mr. Warrina then stated to the jury the crcum- Jisuaeee that as probably some of the and health gradually dec: ing. my spirits sinking, my | which he said had been suggested by the re; out on Monday, and arrived at Springfield, where he | (The sume resuit may also be demenstrated thus:— stances under which the indictments were found, | Jurors had not heard all that he had before said, he | 128% fuiling, and my voice faltering fast; in fot) had| of the Senator fiom Missouri (Mr. Be Ta dato paste Hart Tuesd Last fad, when beef was selling on board the aint di n a ‘d hope, and every hour fearful of bursting a blood- | That Senator, in his course on the Bankrup| took bea: came down to Harford on Tuesday sloops at 0 to $4 per cwt, our privileged re- which he truly remurked, were rather extraordinary. | must go over his remarks again. He then repeated | ves], when your horehound candy and the cures that proceeded on the old rmuxim which had a or. Wednesday. Here he dined, and eat chicken. | ailers all exacted 6d. a pound for 900 Pieted aad re nor er oe se antec far als on | ce seemanee Of hie formenfcharge. In speaking of | i had effested, reached me. I ba eve 1 took but one | governed his oourse upon all questions of Ie On Saturday we expect him by the new Haven boat | 1s. for the best cuts, making the average e about Ayo ot SOpte aber Te 3 e power of courts to punish for Co! packege,when every unfavorable symptom ppesred, | tive action to which he was 0} that at2 Belook He Brice a ie foot of Beekman or | 94:3 thus exacting a profit or tax of Bao the | the 27th Mr. Bennett pleaded uot guilty, and they | reports, heJadded, on the other hand, courts are so | and my general health improved. Test now egenerated nen cabana Ly 5 are now brow: on for trial. And we have now, | well protected and sufficiently grounded in public | 9% completely that Iam freely empowered to speak and | VeTance conquers alway: | Fulton street, where we recommend the 100,000 eee Boe acting conslaerany aes dor the niere | entlemen, the singular spectacle of oue of the very” opinion, that they are not afigcted by a harmless, | sct betige than J-did thres.years egs. 2s sopetite:ia,| of Congress against wihies ba. set Bid tape, tf people of New York to congregate and receive his | farmers asked for rearing, fattenmg and bringing it ee complaining, one of the judges, said to be tured report of their proceedings, even geeakn adeeaent this exttinna Ng hp) Ge Ed ia" tae Manes: that ‘aftek Mies aetien “dl ocak ee > belied, coming inte Court, to ask for a nolle proviqui | though that report be in many instances not strictly | joy ustice vo withhold {rom the public as well ab yourself, | Senate on the’ rerealea, bil aed aft a Thutthe main argument adduced to justify said | t0, be entered, confessing that he also has jibelied | correct. The only question here, gentlemen, for PWELCH S Go if : pt pe ay ~ Pom 4 inte ~ oe Boz has taken apartments at the Carlton House, restrictions is, that pn for them: reg Bo have bad | others considerably,and that perhaps ut that business | for you to consider, 18 this a malicious publication rupt law gone inte operation . : rhea pe Agontfor the Brooklyn Temperance Society. | the question would not be again re ‘on the north side of the great Broadway ridge, and | and unwholesome beef 1mposed he | he has done the most. I have no disposition to fiud | (he laid great stress on the word. “ malicious,”) | To Mxsens. J. Pease. & So, 45 Division strect. a itati 2 . 5 ‘ posed upon us, to the fault or-quarrel with this opiit py aR 4 g' There was no agitation in the country, exce} “ P pinion of the Judge; he | tending to ken the character of Judge Noah, ents—Redding, 8 State street, Boston; Rawls & Co. ‘ mobi ay aan, prone dasa he Pree ae et er Pat tah pi ought to know best; and at the same time, 1do aot | and to hod him'up to hatred and contempt, If so | #7 State street, Albany; Robins, 110 Baltimore rect; | Produced by the action of the Senator from i ‘i - | Wish it to be understood that I have any fe u will find a verdict of guilty. Jf, on the other | Baltimore, Md. He has had cet aside for him and his excellent lady polite’ ergs P| ee interest in preesing this matter; rather ‘rae. | and, you look on it as aclever, well written report, | ge Qux Cuuncuns arose distarbed duri @ parlor, drawing room, and two bed-rooms leoking | canuot doubt that we have sufficient sagacity to pro. | L have no wish that Mr. Beanett should b punished | interspersed throughout with wit and humor— | tnenoise made by so many in coughing, on, Broadway and Leonard street, with a small | tect ourselves from any ruinous imposition in the | for this matter; or that itshould be thought that the | done without any malicious motive—a mere harm- souri himself, who would not peek the ga t>remain settled It is he who has agitate rvice by | contributed to (abe the state of things of - in hat oll persons : Mfering are advised to use the Hygeine Horehound | 2S, DOW, comp iaabrsypotr tar sal : ce s he d by that Senator as a party measure Scape 3° Bde % = P 4 A strict Atterney is opposed to one of the Judyes— | less jeu d’esprit, con’ hy hapa some freedom of and no er thus disturb the con; ations, | Bounce ‘i epemrige ye, bine heaven: | Heiwill Hive, alin: eaeaiy thgald be unre eons ee to have a ‘person punisbed for an alleged off-nce expressions und geing aintle beyond the line of d This caation isn jocessary pe hay uae oe iy errtiss hae The ef mately in private, and at the fabled’ hole. He holds | therefore ray for the Yepeal of so much of said | When one of the Judges confesses he has committed | sirict decorum, and not designed to injure Judge | now that this market is completely dled with spurious the bill had striven to divest the question fe kenifé’ iu his ri i in his left— i eit in | the most of thove offences, and that perhaps he | Noah find a verdict of not guilty. and drugged candies. For coughs, sore-throats, hoarse: i 4 his knife iu his right hand and his fork in his left— | act of eh, as authorises the restrictions herein begantthe:batdevaiid there eetill @balaiioe of Sbuse mn A diredven ermal rpms i he fury after | 2es8 and influenza, is probably the best remedy to | party considerations or character, aud dep’ , ope 4 7 —re i ‘ g 1 . 8 a ce of ‘0 astonis! o body, " 432 and, what is equally interesting, he eats his soup crutrcomenter Gat tomiod ees. wach due to hiny yet; Bat mill 1 think this.ds not being out nearly two houre feturned a verdict of pe pet any where. roadway, corner of Howard | the course of the Senators en the other sidc with a spor, stooping down a little to catch it with- | “XQng your petitioners, as in duty bonnd, will ever | the proper time for such an application to be made. | guilty. It would, of course, be libellous to sey that had made the effort to give it that character. A . out burning himself. Boz wears his hair somewhat % Whether this is a matter in which the Judge thinks | any of the jury looked as red asa turkey cock ; but Chacha Faas oe now eee the effects of the Senator’s not pe: i Pray. , ig y, y 8! at is offered to | the questionto be sett!ed. The apprehensi Jong and classical. It 1s a beautiful auburn, and paola Ts a he has sufficiently punished Mr. Bennett or not, I | jt is the ivuch to say that one or two looked deep | thOvovers of the legitimate, to-night ; Scott; Thorne, | the country upom the subject had consed of Solieanet oe chn tedies. No News rxca Bosrox.—The steamer New Hy- | can’t undertake to say. But there are some state- | red, ard one or two dia nut look deep read ; on the | Kirby and Mrs. Thorne appearing in Sheridan’s tragic | rush on the ‘pat. of these whe winhed much admired by i ‘ S Goat eres ecient ter | Mentsmade by the Judge that requires correcting. | contrary they loosed rataer pale, and decidedly.— | play of Pizarro, and Kirby, Stevens, C. Mestayer, end brace the law, for fear that it would t The preparations fer his reception here are going | Ves, from Providence, beat Harnden & Co. yester~ | jis true that one of the petit Jurors applied to the | What ihese-were the signs of We shall not attempt | the accomplished Miss Mestayer, sustaining the princi. led. If it was permitted to become a ‘onwonderfully. The following is one piece of ar- | 4a@y nearly anhour. Through Mr. Mulliken, of the | Court about some ing remark made on them | to say, for fear of a complexion indictment ; but | pal Gperesteraia Delmer Lady of Lyons. John Smith law of the jand, and amended as f. rangement :— steamer, we received Boston papers two hoursin | that they wire “a mixed mediey collection of cha- | as we mean to meke ae accurate a report as possible | 82d Master Coleman also appear in a variety ef Ethio r e Cy racters;’ that amountsto little. I was called up | we m fat i¢ was gaid that there were one or | Pian dances and melodies. # Drename NEW Yous, 24th January, 1049,, } advance of the mail, and through Harnden &.Co 5 | tothe Judge's seat by one of the Jadges himsell-- | twoustemrnn suveone chaps on that jury; Who, |’ gq Avenican Moscu.—The manager hore still To Cmanrys on asriaritgoa®. “ior toemealydataiatitn | O22 hour in advance. No news, however. But | (Lynch, we believe, who now denies that he was like the man in Pickwick did every thing upon prin- | keeps makin; wement, and adding wow feet the formation of the Governme ey. : 5 Democratic | ircle of their fellow citizens, desire to | both have our thanks. one ‘of the complaining Parties)—and the paren he, itmay be remembered, one day kill- | to the immense collection which now exceeds that of to Gamuinins tl ca you on your safe arrival, and tender to you —_— meta, poLinio ay hand by that very Judge ; and al- i y eating crumpets upon principle. __| any five museums in the Union. “Every di country, and let the law go into Sarin pe sa sincere and hearty welcome. An Exrraonpinany Crimate.—Cold weather is | though three or four of the Jurors had signeda pa T, The Court told Mr. Morrill they would grant him | something pam and we verily believe th: Would’ 0’ ends there would ba, leek anxiety oe personal Ay cae Pamong tr “ier | UPON us Dow, and consumption too. Yesterda the rut Card paper. saratfodees ngrteatecay 4 the | time to put in affidavits in the case. mig) geen Sor ph et Pietra errraiary aoe brad bankrupts, and more compromises betwe find yoursel ramong us. R a was . rs eae eth . you have been “2 ignally gifted, ond morning the mercury was down to 17 degrees, a at rem pth oho peter 4 anny Cixisod ox teliiguiibe Tooxed. i isa pielscmgintge 9 ladies fa- re jeesaticees alien Shillin delineating every passionand eyipathiy, and ge, | {Fence OF 45 degrees in thirty-six hours. Increase | who did the work take the responsitility. My duty +f : offered to exe wonders of nature an s rs 5 . A} sions ef | s i in th ion in 1841, | is a simple one as Dis‘rict Attorney. It isto present | Most Inramovs Rascatity axp Fravp.—On| iady is constantly in waiting to point out th SOY eee aie saat corre meeenantene | once hoon or o soles oe ek witht a the facts of the case to you—prove them if possible, | Wednesday, of last weekt Nicholas Weikman, | curlostiesto female visitors. ‘The ferformances though | tieclarly en ¢ rel neck dN Sad apt illustrations, pointiag at every turn a practical | CYer Mose Of the previous year, 74. With such | 54 then leave the matter with you. Afler your in of the Swedish bark Niaden, no’ this | Strictly chaste are highly amusing. The sweet singing | onee to cease his agitating custom, and and fruitful moral, have rendered Jour name ag familar | Changes in the weather as the above indicates whut verdict, my task is ended. Whatever applicatiors Sati F ‘i nT, Wi th, aptite of the by k ditties of the i pide hace cry grag miny e boa setileds He believed the. ‘us as household words. will be the increase this year? have to be made, should then be made to the Court | Port, and Frrich J. Winroth, 9 e bar es of the laughter provoking T. G. Booth keep the In testimony of our respect and high regard, a8 a slight poe ii avy bvthe Judge. I will now read the libel complained | Fama, entered the store No. 106 Broadway, known | Sudiencein aroat ; Booth is a real or} foal be compose ee ace soe eho or ener Lorn Moxreru —A Bosten lady, speaking of this as one of the “Peter Funk” auet: i of Cerite and Henry is admirable. ‘The Model of Dublig Seaeiou th soeet ts in tine trate paviie dishes whee, distinguished visiter, says, ‘1 was charmed with and,Falls of Nisgara with real water, continue to draw will be our pride and pleasure to express | i i Pair. “ ” as “Thi ” admiring multitudes. the doctrines ee ha cibteans oat Tek lenin his deportment at our Anti-Slavery Fair. It was wmong the ‘‘ Funks,” as ‘“‘Thipthemce more,” that or from Missouri, end ‘often spread belore us. natural, unaffected, gracefully selfforgetful. It was, Be gg two old watches he was selling at au Bowray Amriitneatn:.—Williems, the unique sincerely, and cordially, your friends, | in fact, republican in its best sense. He spoke with |, Noah—the so called ye eed @ very short poriod, gold, they each bid one off at $10. “ Thipthence- | °” celebrated clown, takes a benefit here to-night aad ms Mr. W. then read the following : Covar oF Sxssioxs—The proceedings in this misera- ble hole yesterday were of little interest. . . ® : * , : leaf, and J tur? presents hosts of new attractions, Mr. W. 0. Dale the Phe oe: Irving, the highest respect of reformers, as being the first pers ph way ‘in of what apesnie ns more” refused to deliver the watches before he re- freuen, fomerset Terate ip the world apy ‘also i 5 ; be! . | the Hl » He denied, like @ id fool as he ii i i oskwell the renowned clown from Welch's circus, Doe ee, and greatest; aud evinced & desire to. inform him. | the Herat y thing to do with the “Ster,” end said no: | CeiVed the money, whieh they at length paid, and | steer Diamond and Whitlock, and numerous otherta, Saney Gary, Harrey self of the whole history of the rise and progress of | thing till towards night, when he fell aslee} he presented them with their bargains in the lented performers, all’ concluding with a highly comic Theodore Sedgwick, Charles our enterprise. He gave his autograph without re- |__ Mr. Lynch looked ridiculous the whole day, and was | ef two brass gilt art used by the afters” | and laughable afterpiece. Oa Saturday night Mr. Deri- Hy ; A A ‘fata | laughed at by Tallmadge, Whiting, the Ald id | about town not actually worth ten, cents each. ous, equestrian maneger, takes a benefit. It is positivel, Ws Sani Johnion, Wm. Bryan luctance and without pretension ; with no artificial | {ii fhelawyers, for hsielly.” Se AMermen an Seixas was arrested by officer Lounsberry, and | the lest night previous’ to the company’s departure fcr Mr. Tatiseanee took his sedt: & Maturin Livingston, effort to diminish or increase its value.” Tis Dieta A - then called Henry Van. | Willbe indicted and tried at the present term. I¢| Eutope, Hepuls forth great novelties on the occasion. | Nir’ Puseron remarked that it W. Meary Brevoort, Hamilton Fish, c — 4 it wie paved that Le ch and Noah’ fge s hoped that he will receive his long deserved de- | The Rainets were hondred w! . | preserving the dignity of the Senate, Charies March, J.D. P. Ogden, ‘ornnetivs V. S Roosevers vs. Geonce H. Six- | dewoort, wr y! Sat on | serts. ionable house last evening, et ee eemsto behighly | der should b nt furthe: Anthony Barclay, M. H. Grinnell, mon.—This case, decided by the Vice-Chancellor | '¢,berc® eet Anotasr Victim To Ry: leased:With the performance of those min Weare J Prescott Hall, W_ HL Aspin oatel chert M Wurrivc —That’s our case, sir. si ioquedt’ yertetay, a -1k0888 ecient] Se py to say that they repeat their Concert ; | inmdon Bene would not jpove init bh Jess Gale D, Edward Curtis at his last motion day, was not fully reported in our | Juror Kenr.—Have you any thing to say, Mr. whose unknown, who-was found dead yes- gers Inatitute, on Friday Eyening, but would submit to the disarstion. of older Wastes. Wa. C. Rhinelander, paper of yesterday. The application was made by bet i Nothing, ir ter morning, in an open lot,en he Poatt rents thosecnari “| tors, as.to what should be done to pr David § Bolden, Abm. 8c hermerhorn, Mie Siemon, against a co-defendant, E. Juror Keat.— ve you Mr. Whiting ? Ss oand repre, She ape ed “ne iy e mgt shite Barz i jts aad Be Cf regre . G. Howland, r. W. Ludlow, iller. The morigaged premises had been sold to} Wy Ne —there’s noth: j ‘- - OTe” PILLS -of thefollywing Banks arq Feedeemed | 29Y ¢ ion ol paterad " Charaster J . Jones, Fitz Gi ‘miniXa.—No, sir—there’s nothing more. tethache nouil’ . f : JicovR Le Roy, Chedise Ange Done E. Miles. He had assumed the payment of the | Jupor Kent then addressed the Fury. He said . poh aera ln ah Maas a ill ekisharate podcranl ee BM C.Pattertony ees mortgage. _As he neglected to pay the interest, the | that ia, prosecutions for libel, an ate have i i ey no motion, but suggested the propriety gf s Reriy. i e highest a undis; ive. ‘i Tremont Hovas, mortgagee filed his bill to foreclose the mortgage, | jt" has’ been” decided ‘by the Gonstituttion pet p hee 3 ‘ si tisiia aes hue not nao ath Jan 1342. J \ and Mr. Siemon then made this motion for a recei- of this State, and is more undoubted than any other | Sieg Hid naga site Heer sgurctad €oed Capes ae Tachlpas ob avedit vase matter inexprenite Tride avd p.easute: the invitees watt | Yer against Mr. Miles. It was denied, because Mr. | privilege, which you possess. For, however emi- Ps " uty Bank, woul atall. He repea which you hav mortem examit was held at the Bellevue Tompkina County Bavk, he had said. onored me, mer ‘i Siemon did not bs i nent jurists may doubt whether you are of right i C i tau moved and grated have been by the fermetn | of Miles nn NelY 0 the insolvency | advee ‘of the law and the fact in other criminal | Hoypital but no marks of violence were foxcd up; ene frhich, it is conveyed. Your kind and earnest words | °° pases, 6 bho Uentted iDat you ate to the fullest fhe Hocyital for recogni he Kort we done my heart goot—you have made me feel in- Okan ragae extent, judges of the law as well asjthe fact, in cases ; f eed that | am no sicanger among you, and | have looked |, T#® Baxx Costausstozns.—The New York Banks | of libel, And this arose out of the long and con: acre eeelelgbeed se pe oss bees Perel ne Bunk of silver Sree 3 Bensomyed we een eedar fae th @hondred Umes, as if they were the faces | have presented a memorial te the legislature, de- | tinued struggle for the liberty of the press, which | sbout 17 years, appeated at the Lower Police yes- ——_---— See ot icatehe te cations eee manding an investigation into the mal-conduct of | Commenced in England under Charles Fox, and was | te*day, and charg: P 8G Covans axn Cous have never been co prevalent | tof Whilst seated, to uddress any remarks Ishall be in New York on 1g catigation inte the, mal-conduot of; | (ott d on with so much seal, chery, a and | the! at 32 Walnut street, named Mary Ann Burres, they have winter—a guod opportunity ior trying | S¢-ate, orto interrupt an honorable Senat: ary, or it may bea day ear. | the Bank Commissioners, during the last year. Let success, by Hamilton and other emia ‘men here ; | With persuading ber son away from his home, and Sherman's Cough Lozenges, that cure caulk bn was on the fluor. It was a breach of order. ,Jatter end of the following | there be light. and eo on to the securing these rights by the coneti. | Keeping bim within her premises. She had re-| are so remarkably pleasant. The Dr.’s office is Mr. Bento. I will not saffer any Sen: you, will suit me, ratte tution ahi BH RHO lawee "The onke neaae eg pone caid peatealy refused to send him home, and told his} Nassau street, New York, 8 State strect, Busto make false assertions of me without repeliin, cyhirpate te Him Boden Mi Mircueie’s Last —The versatile manager of the | to Sotaider' te, is this a libel 2 Wi are Titles to mother, when she went after him, that “ she would | South Third street, Baltimere. in the strongest language Lean command. Will be alike welcome to tne. Olympic, presents to the patrons of his temple of | the fullest extent here, and know. your prerogative, | &° t@.h—Il before she would give him up.” Jus. Aittepeictik beans iis: Bitaiaes. a ‘ Mr. Cray replied, that if the Senator; adé ; M 4 m P 7 A tieo Stevens held her to bail in the sum of $500, og. Hi sis, with cordial and affectionate re- | Momus, a new tragical, comical, lanchable, side- | Nevertheless, to guide you, J will make a few re- the En i i language to hiin w! 1 ? ‘ and ordered her to prevent the young man from lish Ambassador for the mar ding to the a Ra Le ei esl eee, | crackiig CaM, caliel: Meet Third.» | Matks from an elementary writer on this subjeet | Pee eM vr tor on er premises, ‘od he would visit | France with Charles the First,the aff point | £4age corresponding rork. ‘County Bank, Mr. Bextow. Then it is false—uiterly fal cuuty Bank, Mr. Cray hoped the Senator from Missou: altered Bank of Herkimer, B.) would take his seat, and otder be restor: roe! Believe m gard, your i . - : ho has well defined this matter. A libel " : ~ of being broken offon account of a dex de b: Benton, sitting in bis chair, remarke ‘To the Commiztoe, Ke. Ke. Ke., New York. "Twill be done by Mitchell, as every thing else is | cable to individuals hus been well defined to be a | het with Leste cob Ler ‘suit coas Saabese r that Henriette should rid herself of thy tne | the Senator's langucge would be fullowed Besides dinner, there is a Pickwick Club, | done that he undertakes. How that is, every body | malicious publication, expregsed either in printing | ANOTHE® Bacon Turer — Thomas Smith stole | perfuous hair that grew on her upper lip; for, notwith ponding action. 1, no words, thea no act which has «dhimtoadinner. This he has also | knows. , ¥ lor. writing, oF by signs or pictures | tending Bein iteee ned a cotamttthd Gt the pote tars ut eotoreay som fe winediantin eee Eilers arte ar ordered tarposed by « as invited hie 4 '. i . js hir: escence. How the difficulty was got e ies oF were Secepted. In ‘he mean time, the arrangements for —— either te blacken the memory of one dead, or x ~ y was go (Here ore el rposed by + ) olice office. between the inal and Ambassador we are not in- ti the Chai id Senator fro the Park Tt fe let. The sloop Monita of Rah- | ‘He reputation of pred slive, aod expose him to.| Tue exty Waxxtxo Marcn about to of | formed. A pity, it is that Gouraud’s wonderful Poudre ae di ioe finish th poten for eee ark Theatre, are fast complet ene ge : public hatred, contempt, or ridicule. But though ref ‘A “ Subtiles,f i h tucky ey x = d, and in rehearsal, | ¥2¥ Captain Day, went ashore in the gale on Tues- | fie law be golicitous’ to protect every man in | Special interest, is that attempted by an Old Swiss | elise ered the cee eee e suberfluous bair, wasthen | was so great that what he said could not be | ux are arranged ane a ‘Tétieareel, | a. sake on the East Bank Fee: ta aa ay TY lly wart | soldier, fifty years ef age, at No. 494 Jobn street. jovered;the existence of such an unsightly append. | Wl 00 Stade lak wile he ft # going ahead beautifully. Next | 2#Y ie t,on the East Bank. There were three per- | his fair fame and character, it is equally care- He coi ‘ocd yesterday morning at eight o’clock. | 98° t9.female beauty would in that event have been un- P. ‘ 2 ae oe sons on board at the time. Th ful that the liberty of speech and of the press should | He commenced yesterday i at ig ;| known to his Maj-siy. Hairy faced lodies lose notamo-| _ Ma. Purtrs asked what was the quest a terrible time in New York. If we . _ They lashed themselves be duly preserved. The ilberal semen Bunotany axp Sroven Sirven—The h of | ment in supplying yourselves with a bottle of Goureud’s | fore the C! wonderful doings, safe and sound, | ' “he rails, and there remained till yesterday morn- Beattrasit, and entire freedom of discussion, in re. | Thomas S. McCarty, at No. 42 Clinton Place, was | powdere, it will permanently eradicate every hair with- | The Crain observed that there was no q Daraprut Sirvarto . ii vith the thermomet ; entered on the night of the 7th instant, by forcing | out the siightest in; to ‘your fair skins, Itistobe] pen 4 glad to lay down and die. Boz be Hebert je M peo er ls to aes ee ce spect tothe characte i ee create aback window opal, and a large quantity of silver | had at De. Osaraute sitoee one Broadway, und 67 Wal: |? Me, Sueure re S premium. Few in markete} 201 tec tee ic ge aecg overs ane COttp ety | oe a ee tibel re eawat iheetaht of peiine ware stolen. The particular pieces tuken were | ker strect, one door from Broadway. $1 per bottle. what were the remarke of the Senator fro encasing theminice. And they would undoubtedly Gloentiel ovat the talent, which’ in the free | 8dvercised in the Herald yesterday morning. ——_—_——_. Yo:k, when interrupted by the Senator fro Bonn or Broxens.— | have perished in that dreadful situation, had not | Deople of the United State ly be- | Stoue «Mauocany Corrix:—A watchman ar | ,,. OA; THat Evorement.—Thestery goes that the beat a astew yesterday, in | Captain Fountain, of the steamer Hercules, gone io | rome a constitutional pr this country that | rested aman named John J. Matthews, in Charl-| tii! delightial, lovely exquisite, cSarming, sud ne pal " to be-excelled Mise Dullas, daughter of % coneeguc re charge of Recorder Tallmadge | their assistance. Too much praise cannot be award. | ‘every citizen may freely epeak,twrite, and publish | ton street, on Tuesday night, with an empty cof-| Dallas, of Philadelphia, has eloped with a foreign A against ‘ em of time sales. A resolution | ed to Captain F., Mr. Palmer, the engineer, and oe enone of bat = rage ate ing ponsible tnd ag hed oe Sine hOn taker tees ate po yo AF See Pe Sits eee S COLES Soanee ho 5 ; thing eae yen use of that right, and that Ww t- | state of in ati ipper pi Tomance,or even ‘was offered at ‘he Board, to appoint a committee to | Owan McKee, for their exertions in this instance, fally be passed to reotrain or abridge the freed m of | lice office, and could give no account of the source | hardness of cruel parents’ hearts. Try it, Boz; try it, pursued by the Se: make a counteract the influence of the | They saved the men in a small boat, in which they | the epeech or of the press. Tae Constitution of | from whence he obtained the receptacle of t Bryant ; try it, Fitz Greene Helleck. “Or if you want 0 ating them, all Court of , Albany. The Brokers deny | boarded the sloop whilst the wind was biowing al- | New York, as amended in 1821, isa little varied in | dead. The coffin is of small size, large enough to ee ee ee ,and allege that the Recorder has | mosta gele. restored } li ou jen lyres, and leg: its language from those provisions which have been | hold a child of two years of age, and the lid ap- AR ind crys? dopa ell pred a B ame cities lalcsinetoh of Martech mention , and is not quae % iathdinaey in its in: peared Sotve ees forced oat " . rank ee Wembers tas cough Colds or ~ofleorzng rer 7 . ulgence as some of them. It declares that ‘in all | @ all wrenched ow headaches; need be no more known amon, d the broker, whe is in prison for forgery. "| Cuatnam Trearne.—That sterling drama, the | Srosecutions or indiciments for libels the truth mey | to have been taken from a. vaull Jtyour eatoes describe ia glowing stunsss how ry iy We'll to ess. The Board ought Meir and the Queen, contiaues to draw full given in evidence to the jury; and if it ehall ap- re much pm hte It m & ne Bas inst with Mis ee — wien woe esreemne iy oa . ed “ . . ime Lozen, a e fan; however, to © public, and no mistakes att ‘an babs ks bets net baying rie tae! aed pebionea with ool re pees jon be fou at tuorepper way ; and ie us add, that ifthe genius of any of the Lendl onited called for the inter Bilis Disinci Haneiene.~ Ws tears ebenet “i “ive new piecesin as many wecks, has | fy» jyctitiable ends, the party shall be acquitted ” xer.—Mr. | . Pe conte Co they Kevobety iStutibg ee lay the wh ‘as f the Mok f " odaced nT he reparation, whieh will shortly be | ‘These provisions in favor of giving the trath in evi- | Kempe, residing at the Clinton Hote or two of Peters’ povtry inspiring Corlial Lozenges, and Mr. Pusure movea to ls h ee from Capta son, of the Mokina, from the | produced. This evening the bills present a great | dence, are to be found only in those conaitutions } street, while on a visit to the Chatham Theatre, on they'll instantly Pret ke so many Homers. cluding the memorial, sur a “ Cape de V attraction, consisting of the tragedy of Rolla, in | Which py a tet long, since our pede leep ; sofa " th +6e ew Bila S| re ng ‘aaa oa new . ramt i ich M . 5 4 tion; e current of opinion seems to ha’ enji the Jax n In ant to the and Gre; ded, a quarter boa ha-esearaont Lrengen lave-bets pb ‘yoo Thorne and Lewis, and Messrs. ie Letting strongly, not only in favor of erecting Pye tot OG. These who have dendraff in their ead, ing still in possession ef the floor. \ picked up at sea, and taken into St. Nichola. It is | Kirby and Scott appear. Also, the Lady of Lyons, | barriers against any previous restraints upon‘publi al whose hair has ceased growing, we do not offer or w Mr, Preston was anxious that order mi said that there is no mistake thistime. These casks | With negro extravazanzas by Joha Smith. The | cations (and which was all that the earlier sages of by the guard chain. A person standing 4 ‘ate H ae Beare smi Now, maintained, bat not being conversant with and the t wore all marked with the name of the | ‘aeatre—going public depend aloue on Thorne for | ‘he revolution ips i mews but in faver of the ve iy Un ~ to ef agua Tombios, $0 King nrees New Yorn, T Powbngreem me erertne akin he ‘ a i 4 ro; i % » T. a sem, for it inatters not at this lateday what part cf Da. Lanpwea’s Lecrony —p pablication of the truth. (line Judge then said | amination yesterday, it was ascertained that | filled with dandruff, and th. ue bee the moment the iaterruption bh: the ill fated steamer may b+ found. We all kaow | tar entertais read from the law which applied to | name is James Riehard ive of Orange coun- tal al (Cireassie. ber of the Senate had also culled to « hese highly popu- | Ait ‘he wou ishing f n ents are well attended, Last eveni repo! , a ‘i nm yea d her by 8 4 with h in should be done, he was not presared poe poe board have pe. ished, or at least we ere | a full and fashionable audience listened Wwith ‘stent pablish o lee he marae Bree aes inane bho ite toten re ndid at a Bleecker street, whos ¥ Pe 8 al * een donde LA done, he t + od Price at i has oe vee = ¥ | interest to the Doctor's lecture on pla: deecrih- | of the power of courts to pusish all who should pub- | at $230. Richards was committed to prison. ba hg ern . ae ory es el — identiy ealiing | a ‘he yicking up of a boat or a the pre soni lish grossly inaccurate reports of their proceedings ) Skiebientlestalblla y r €ask are only items to hurow up the feelings of ing the process of reasoning among the agcicn's, as This lest prev i beats, upon this matter. The | Drowwxp at Sino Sixo.—On the 2d inst. Edward mes hepa is sold at » veer ee be EAL ie Presto then feferred to e those wo lost friends! . We gradually yave way to practical observaticn | only question ia, 18 this matter libellous ; and ifso, is | Lathings and Willian ioneywell. Their bodies | 2Umtet 84 Chatham street, ask fur Jom Jehan conceived im point, and thought the 0 lost intends by thenend disaster te the Pre- | amoug the moderns, to arrive at the great truths cf there anything. to justify its publication. Does it | were recovered the next day.” The latter leaves a Brooklyn tayo id Item street. “here ere thee Vat coneltipration 2080 n siroet. There ore thive rome to 7 Fi deat. philoeophy. tendto blackem the character of the complainants, & widow with several children. sizes, price three, five or eight shillings.