The New York Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Bankrupt List. SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. Tae Case or CarraiwScunitven awp Mr. | "2exceptionable moral character. And we there- — fore believe the assault with which he is charged, INE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS A Poucy Orrick Keeper IN) Lino. —A man To eaititen Now York un the 23:h, and Liverpvol om the 19th known hy the name fot Hiram March, who kee ps a . [Correspondence of the Herald.) Haapina, tHe Mate.—It is well known that there | 5, i *) W oF cach month. e : an been greatly exaggerated and misrepresented. Jecob Rapelye, New York, to be declared bankrupt | policy office in C! c sh tBAnt, Tuesday March 15, 1842. | are always two sides to a question ; and that one| Resolved, That we view with disvust and. in- Aprile, David NiFarnam det 19ihe Biles siatne ae | borage ee Sng male meets pee door, Gees ibe & Capital Punishment— Finances and State Stocks—Ad- story is good till another is heard. As we have| dignation the mode latterly adopted, of making the | jgth; Edward Remsen, do, 28h; Daniel -V Fuller, Go’ charge of denling ia lottery policies contrary to the ‘hom aK. Journment— Pilot Iaw—New York and Erie Rail- | py, Seiemaih the. daet: th ide é Ja- | Captain and his mates parties to the same suit,there- | shen, 16ih; George Whitaker, New York, 16:h; Row | law ‘of the State. A negro named Tames W. bb, Hea . th + efore given mere aad iene aide in tem y preventing one from being witness for ihe other | land Hill, do, 16:b; Simeon Bearbicur, Poughkeepsie | who has been in his employ fe ime ae an ip SID Vagsuereboy ha Sy pale ye } pin tl tion to the above case, we now eall attention to the | and depriving them in most cases of important tes- | April 16th. outdoor agent, stated that. ‘Marsh had psa “ A Gagtain J to-day, a large number of pe- | foliowing details, elicited at a highly respectable | timony, and showing on the part of the prose oReieior DISTRICT OF NEW York. pay policies made,by him, and having thus declined AN, Ci : ‘ § eR Canin bbtia lay ay ta hey ere cece ie re oN fork, with such lempenvemnents. Beery ewe fort for ne th unig gementof therraccemmodations, titions were presented and referred. They mainly meating of shipmasters on Monday last :— tion a desire to take an mapas and ungenerous ad- related to the abolition of capital punishment, New Mie LI le ‘ ta, | Vantage, for the purpose of exacting exorbitant da- York and Erie Railroad, Hawkers and Pedlars, sits, larg i ee pn (nang po mages, as in the case of Captain Schriever and his Redemption of broken Safety Fund Bank notes, | tice hake: Hetel on Monday ev &e. The various standing sommittees reported | in Marek 14, 18 Wittee aC tolene & great number of bills, of no general importance | Captain’ C Bartling was anon ed Chairman, however. Business is now being driven abead in | an Wm. Poole and Captain Geo. Bartol, Jun., Se- pred cornet *Mithe ebjecte of the meeting having. been brie Mansivctere, Seported hs tiated, George Wilton, Hing ta lucid and fore. | 47 yi TPir Canin ge ne ae tier ee law of 1830 and 1:32, the bet ble manner, urged upon tne meeting the vecessity | their ¢onfinement, and to pay that attention to ment of the wages and mone Pte cnens ame i of relief them which they may require ; and to assure them to mecbanies and others, and Fates eh Mab top Med eee cf the deep interest that is felt for them by the to pony up, he entered the complaint for which he Cos artested and committed to prison. Officers Cockefair and Walker “done up” the business, vad \issincerely hoped that the magistrates will make an example in this case that will deter others from following this illegal mode of ini ivi Roa De, pase blacks and whites of this ‘uct joney on devote to their fanilee a ey a ng transactions, and if one of lucky enough to make “a hit” aeitinnaiiog they are then cheated. of their dues by an allegation on be Fart of the policy office keepers, that they have piri | near’ Let them be broken up root 8D Alveron, Wyoming co. to’ be declared bankrupt Aprit$; Justin Alvord, do, 16th: Daniel Aylsworth, Jr. Mount Morris, 7th; Levi Amory, Herkimer co, 6th; C G Austin, Binghampton, 9th; Lyman Ackerman ville, 11th; Chas C Allen, Chateaugay, 13: Abbott, Sy recuse, 9h; Ezra Bass, do; Purley June 6; BF Barney, J+ fferson co, April 4 dick, Wathington 00, 6th; 'T Burwell, Butt Barton, oth; Samuel Brewster, Oswego, 2d ram, Ofsego co, 4th; Elen H Buel, Rochester, March 31; Wm W Bryan.do; GA Barthalick, do; Thos C Batesdo; John Beedle, Eaton, April; ‘TPheadore Barr, Adams, oy; Harvey Barker, Otisco, 2d; Albert Ball, Victory, %h; B Baardsiey, Montgomery co, do;;Murray Beecher,Mer- ch; Nathamel Brooke, Norwich, Merch 98; Ornam mate. Resolved, That this meeting deeply sympathize with Captain Schriever and Mr. Harding, in their present unjust and uncalled for impris ment, and that wewiil use cvery lawful means to effect their speedy liberation. Resolved, That a committee of three ship mas- i hich stores will be ree Sle oramaded Wp exoenenced tae- make every exertion to giv@ general catisine eaptains or owners ofthese ships wi be serena : baer parcels or packagesacnt by ot signed therefor. r Y Whereafter go armed, aad their peew “Ketan weir armed 2 ther ent vessels of War. b “Sete E Cape TS sia aa ona” > ship Henry Uhy. After ve Shi Penk ; : ; 1) othe lle \ . K. COLLINS & CO. York, leave to ha 7 mi of the port generally. ‘ redith, AprilS; Almon M Chapin, Livonia,6th; ‘erty Taeves.—A man named G eorg . Pro. i, JAS, BROWN, & C0. Liverpool | pemarhed ¢ Mas Sy agp ie ap Meise if bet Cay Bartol, Dayton and Cornell were then | Geo W Cojlin, Ira,do; Henry P Culver, Mendon, do; B | bert, was arrested yesterday ona charge Se enlinn easter t.aherounee. and newsnapers eentench, mt | visions of this bill applicable to places only | Clay, and W. Humphrey, Captain Schriever's for, | 2PPomnted. « Committee of Visitation, to see that | Cady, Lima.7:h; Golline Collamer, Seraioga co, do; Wm | a pair of bootecs, worth $1, fromJ.W. Buckinve. Ad that had rsked for it. viz New York, Brooklyn, | \*¥>* rE PDETs CARLA Be of | Captain 8 Mr. Harding were made as | Cavfield, Cooperstown, 4th; Wm A G Cameron, Erie co, | ter, 223 Hudgon street. They were foun mer wate, ali of which spoke uw the highest teri Captain Sehsiever's character for mildness, bearance, and gentlemanty couduct; and ulso of his vor ana see YORE TINE 12th; Rufus Church, Lockpert, do; Wm P Cobb, Jeffer LOUISIANA AND NEW Y' poe ae son co, 4b; Teaddeus L Ghemberlain, do; Edward M Ca twright, Albany, 24; Benj C Cooper, Saline, do; Wm ai session, and he was commiited to Prison. a wee oamed Catharine Ano Braman, was arresied and comfortuble as the nature of their situation would permit. After which ihe name of John H. Finley, e+q , was added to the committee, with power to and Rochester, and suggested that members from other sections might move to include the respec- i ics and villages which they represented, if led to th cl wie sa ; burn, 4th; E | locked up for stealing a pair of buskins fi Porthe better accommodstion of shippers, it ia fa to | they desired to do sv. bart So Spsptieceamee each Corne'l, Sinith | CPE? 4 subscription list at his store, No. 151 South | f cones, Wren Jog, th; Harry Curtis, Onelda'co, dun; | store of W. Ferguson, 289 Grand street, a few days segptch nay from tne pot “on the 2B th 8c Horraax, {rom the Committee of Ways and | and Sranhope vere apporited’e eomiitice ie dear | syreeteamdany other place they mizht deem advise. | Sovak allege Se hero ee er es | Since. ‘9th of ie aorane to whom was referred the resoluiion of the Fr Raut theatie aor ied ble, to raise i for the relief of Cupt. Sebrie. nei tol etober, 2 - vue dave will be iated for Srore «4 Coat amp Cavenr.—A man named accu erect! binge cna James Duff stole a black cloth frock ceat from Gee. «Lee, of No. 4 Bowery, and was caught with it resolutions expressive of the seuse of the m-eting; and after they had retired for that purpose, at the | request of several gentlemen, an article that up- Wyoming co, 5th; Wm Dean, Oswego, 24; Alba Dean, a will be prevented durmg the summer months, ind his mate. [For the above object a paper ‘9, April 3; John Dur- hen opened in the morning, and sixty-nine dol- wi lars collected in a few moments ] 0, March 31; Jesse Denton, fee, Ceoperste h; Joho L Dickinson, Oswego co, 5; neida, llth; Francis C Deming, Sa- will commence this arrangement — . Lt om his Uae he eg eed ad t. Cornell. > cured ia one of the morning papers explanatory of i ' lina, June 11; Russell Dodge, Oxford, April 4; Hiram El- . 0 prison to answer the Prt Pipe t ard. ciple hee the -— of iithe proveeution gaint Captain banging wee, fa ere oe tg Mile linwood, Jefervon co, thy Henry by) French, We nm ber mela anv Suppen Deara —Mr. S. Bright, x SVILLE, y debt, and not to incre, in case of war, Scriever and hie mate, and their present suffer- hh haks e Hotel, for bis do; G 8 French, do; A French, Belfast, 8h; reneb, | ative of England, aged pe . a ig! ” ings, was read by Mr. Puole, @neida co, March 30; Joseph Foster, do, 31st; Samuel P uld Sreretaries. Re Capt insurrection, or i Whe comm ‘com for the meeting free | Vulier, Little Falls, April 6; Orrin Forsyth, Rochester, | 96 Carmine street,’ came to his death VALLE the great principle tne eho Le ee ity in contributing to- | March 31, Wm G Fry, Alvany,do; dasB Fairoas, Ef | and singular mauner, om ‘Tuesday ‘afternoon, fie ILLES Capt were #0 correct, thit there could be no were read and Ea ae ad»pted. me at hag pale ee po s: ; Set feral yet Butfalo, iet; Wan Gravt, wits ban been attacked with « fit, while in the yard, ‘Cap of opinion cn the subject. The co Tarek, | | ‘The committee beg leave 10 report, that they | publined mtrecy ed, Lihat these proceedin Cornelia GciMthe,devates Gia, Gibtes Gechenor, des dently fall eting to carry her up staire he acci- age, § 4 sary to maintain it, would be to show the disastrous | have reflected with couch care aol deliberation | PUblishe in the Courirr & Enquirer and the LG Glass, Watertown, April 7; TL Greenleat, do, ath; pests and struck his head against a stove thas areof a light draft of water, have recenil clicets to the country of a contrary course. He | anon the matter connected with the buciness oft er Bod Mes Hendin eee Cahn | 5.6 Genuhg, Aubure, dors Gulagher Pees Vase oti had been placed in the , force of the coppered and put in splendid order, with accommo thought st so manifo-t, however, that it would only | meeting, and would respectiully stale that they con- ub, by the Secietaries. |. | D Garlock, Montgomery ce.do; A Hughitt, Genos, 6th; “tes arene eo cause bis death in a few mi- gers unaawalled for co nfort. They are comms be necessary to take question on the reso.ution. | sider the prevent u fit and proper time to place ined Subject to the call of | G Holland, Mount Morris, 7th; J Holtsiander, do, G W | Wlesaterwards, from “concussion of the bran,” at all times Pigg ohn ‘be towed up and | Yet if gentlemen were still undecided, he Holmes, Cooperstown, 4th; A'é Hunt, Milo,do; Hoseall which was the verdiet of the Ceroner’s jury. | before our cit:zens a statement of the wrongs and! 5 oe : witenenive wit pc reapea. | Whole having in charge the tex bil Delicesny | RrievaNces they have borne or several years Past | Wiljam Poole on) eae LINE: Cusirman, | Huntle;, Mopronce:Htarck a; Hantenburgb, Tomp Ganerah geanlbt, bull tenes, avec jonpreted wareson atanee had ama 9 shadeiaaieda he lll ce, feeling as they do that forbearance bas George Bartol, Jr. i Sceretaries. do; H Hawk, Brownville, 4th; P Hawk, do; R Hawke, | Before Judges Lynch and Neah,and Aldermen Lee Tua Sinding are tales fortaceumesasd | move to take question» if they had not, they could | Publis cxprection ot i lopeeipnees ted Ines yA mnbeeript in now at the office of Capt. | Norwich, 1th, Wik Hall, fordend, dibs 1 8Horion, | Trias Bal : i di 3 ‘ompkins co, 7th, lolcom| yoming co, 3 ARCH 16 —Tri. Wictanaiet taseuee. anciase me bectay eh bd ben had a and the owners of their ves- | Poole repien Barling ther at the office of Guin, | 4 Truly Buttaio. aby 0 Johason, Secibe, 8th, Nt King,Jr. | Intent to Kill.—A aed fancy om wood bon - are OFLU & CO. 84 South » Te minds ary eon Wvashington, had vot made / els, whose property ir daily wad hourly jeopardi2- . 6 slip. Ishica bth; N Kimbell Montgomery co,12:b; R Knowls, | tried for committing an ugaravaree seer oe Ie > JAMES E. WOODRUFF, Ageni ia New | up his mind, and moved accordingly that the reso- | want of a proper discipline on board their —--+—. Ontario co, sth; ¥ Kellogg, skaneateles, 24; W Loomis, | tery on a woman moana ee ascau! t= oF this Uns ace warranted C3 oak pune jaa} | tion lic on the table, which was lost. \ being de. Court of Common Pleas. Western, 4th; JH Leonerd, Jefferson co, do; GLin J,02 8 weman named Maury MeLaughlia, of Ne. Mr. Horrmax then stated that he was foreed era by the state of the country, and the sense of the House, to submit a motion for considering the bills Ferertes, by the Semmnitton on Ways and Meane, A at the earliest practicable moment. The State debt ii of $200,000, falling due to-morrow, must be pro: | $dmietncg prema a ons at lenst without good a doll, | punetualy asad great care will be taken to have the goods correct Betore Judge Ulshoffer mi Man. 16 -Joseph Deguesie,vs Win FE. Cli d.--Th defendunt is master of the ship Maria i pais: ied ward of the vessel. The sault and battery, the dama- do; E C Larkin, Rodman, 9th; J Lewis, Little Sth; 8 Losee, Albany, 4th; D Laing, Buffa- To, 11th; jurphy, Rome, 4th; EF Mannering, Oneida co, March 30; B Mintor, Tompkins co. April 5; 8 W Mar- shell, Jefferson co, 7th; WC Mack, Watertown, 4th; B Mer:}}}, Junias, 9th; G McDole, Li 12th; R Maltoon, DG Mallett, Montgomery ce, Oth; HB NEW CONS AND NEWAKn, ually integded October last the ship was ly- | West Trov.4:h to kill th j i henldsgrdbeghatew usa astibotan ie i ‘ ip wasly- . } i 5 all the wo, the jury returned a verdiet of La \ reg ay OM thing more the amtereston it, aad iden exises A connplain’ ort stant bed ee cpa witkeehe are Woteeen ne Niewol . Won Reo AN ON Nei — and battery only, and the court sentenced 4 ed no provision on the statute book, by which it over hie own department, | 89% $yracusi, 2d) JJ Ostrander, ala; F'Pratt, Bufalo, | Mio Hx monthe in the Penitentiary. New Tears Newark ight id. Hence th ity of i hich Baya bees instituted agai i ee rhe | thi J Peterson, Mount Morris, 7th; JS Pixley, Len Sor a Church.—A man named John: Leaves New York. 1 egee Negras ag. | Bal lence the neceszity of immediate Court of this city, and that upon the pummelling on him” The ih Bee Ble as bs ais ide, do, aun | White was tried’ for breakin, into St. Marke ate 2. ACs Pm ate A.M. At \) EM. | action om these bills. Mr H. then offered a reso- xte—mere partisularly saite at took up a rope’s end, and pummelied | Sth; T Pratt, Otsego co, 4th; Ransom W Pride, do, ath. | White wa the 28th of February last, and steati eS SF # | later, fo theact thatthe Tax Bll, the resol battery. “These cates bave | Hoth, eu ‘cm.” The. plaiatif followed him and | auvgrsets Worst, Thi 7 M,Frendereun Chateuaus | Goareh, om he Or veetty room clertymnaat thes 7 de 10 do | tionfrom the Senate, &c, le the special or- | muttipl afearful ratio; suits too, whic shook his first in his face, when he got more of the | Fredonio, April4; E L Parker, Syracuse, 9.h; D ‘A Par: | silk gown, th, ilk: hand ief. ON SUNDAYS. der of the day for Thursday next, which was agreed i t Tepe, and now brings action. The Court ch: riba, do; A Pi f h; GH Plat THe Raneneine Bee Jewotion Wome sa) saeteNewers... | £9: bid We Pace eoeccnies esl ete that the Captain has (oll control over hie are, | Seo APH Hane hrc ores sell dsenel reserved thatthe prisoner offered to wit 9 A Mand 4) P.M. At iP. Fines EM, A message was received from the Senate, in- before them ; but by taken before the Ma-| Whether in or otherwise, and has a right, with Reed Rodman, April 9; or Bi \w oville, Homer George Dawson, whe kee, wd alrg bi poe dag MEW YORK ELIZABETHTOWN, RAHWAY ANB | forming the House that they had coucurred in the ‘a a view of preserving to use personal chas- | Ramsdell, Batavia, 6th; D Rob! isth: M | corner of Duai id Cha sua NEW, BR 1CK. resolation that the Legislature will adjourn on the tisement. The Jury f for defendant. Heed, Seoeteney Len keg “4 lo, ach: A Robbing, | iar ‘That Ta wenn bea amin wey tdl et trite % of il next, at noon. r plainti: 4 4 jernbridge, March 23:h; ynolis, th 5 ¥ re fa ace Re Ms B.R-F Joves’stbeited « revelation that | ©: Dilber dtd, 7 EDA Me | FRR dale te Scr, cama |W, Wn Dah, hescton fh haha PM m to pilots by the way of Sandy | to themselves, when there has not been of b tem ap _aa H Swan, Rochester, arch 3; B Stevens, Lockport, | and other articles stolev, and Larch White ena soweRTILEE 6! connent with shave Tinteenah ear. The B > mig ysomareed to, +4, | Proof to s i \e Superior Court, April; J Shaeller, do, tsth; P Smith, do,2d; H P Smith, | the scarf for sale he arrested him. The pri c Fare between we jeckand Bow ied, le r Pes sd Prey aa abe Commie de, 6th; W R Starr, Tioga co, Sth; E Stevens, Oswego, | when arrested stated that a mam named Jobe Da- do; ZH Shuart, Salina, 24; J’ Sargeant, Jr. Brownville, 7th; J Sheldon, Watertown,do; Wm E Syhe: and Mr, Loomie’s People's Re. or Niagare senbury had given him the scarf to sell, for some ’ . money he: wed him. The defence was conducted A.M. train from New cussion 1) red co, Lith; FR do; J Sisson, Dewitt. John V 5 Ad toa fronn New oth, bes (en reduced between Gucation as to. which of the twosevions ven ince Sharer, Lint, 1tb;'| Show, Union, 91; X Stutpben, | PY ©; W. Terhune,Esg, w No produced a step daugh” Dale il ed entitled to consideration. The chair decided in Montgomery co. 9hi L Sheer, Auburn. do; E Stevens, | ter ofp She ocustuin his siatement made whem hrough runs wie! , Oth; H hl eee, Nitor, i for | favor of Mr. Ls resolution. y Oswego, 6th; 85; Guilford, March 28; Edward B . stated that on Monday evening, wv 4 ; icin omit. | BLE Wein appealed from the decision of the gs of man Ath; MTonphine Wooming ceothe Nl & Thoma ict salon oak vewdaepuat Gitte boa tee ga meng mar egier Chair, but the decision was. sustained. moath’s labor of the shipmaster or his officers,for | ered music, for $700, ferson co, 4th; D Tom! Ninton, Géneece co, sth; J Tripp, | the next day he culled again and om compled and toad ure their raeenelan bo foes ipa met lof es tae ola then proceeded to argue in support | the trath of which statement your committee ap- | buildings in giving Concerts. &e. It may be well Pare fee ge myc g rong mow 54tbs: 1. epee about the low state of the fire in the room| White cops aay febiiam? | was he ie letalaviendaia i hive gh th Peal C eae Steno ee others, who are acquai:t- to Mee: thi srepsaction occurred before the Thenpaes Guileed Mee aus Remothy th Teylor, | told one ry some: ened Dusenberry thea t n é ; with the subject. ‘abernacle was bought Rev. id Hal ; Bug Bave « searf and told him to sel| ; ye! the, guastion, wupsaaped any addition to the | “Your committee are satisfied from personal ob- | who dont get “come'ove en either’ te Vrms reyy eae hare rete wae? the money. White isan old pore 35 en eon wate debt was proj posed, been ted aisestiy. servation that many persons sailing from this port, | the tune of #700, orany smaller amount, but makes | Wyoming co, 6th; Edwerd K Weiner, Auburn, 4th; W | served aterm in the Stute Prison. ‘The ingenuity a! a THe A voun found yd fa b a rE go to sea for the express purpose of provoking an | them “flourish up” on the legitimate cas: principle. | Wadsworth, Oneida co, March 20:b; Arnsh Welradt, | of counsel, however, obiained a verdiet of ac- FO) HILADELPHIA. via J He tho amentable & | ascault, which will make the captain or his officers | ‘The def its contended that they did net owe so | Cooperstow il 4; Ezra G Weld, Manlius, 2¢; Ho quittal. Fi ai INGTON AND BALTI- lon. “ raecat. He thoughtit wrong that | amenable to gafaction at law. ‘They believe these much, and, moreover, that they had been much in- | tio 8 Willi roing, Sth; Samuel O Willard, 01 ‘Anal for Passing Counterfeit ah COMPANY. fiuence should have the effect of | cases are timmbenult of cool premeditation, urged | terfered with nea injured one night when on the | degece,2d; Ephraim Whit rredtiy ers p—A woman named Bridget Fariey, (impleaded with Rosannah Hosey, who was tried yesterday on the same Charge and acquitted) was put on her trial for at- ec! rings bh the whole State had to bear the burden ef. He contented that tt owe for the on by those who, were they the friends of right | e want of some such provision in the constitution of will be forwarded daily aie ee sniatise cBhon af te Company, Net Deek tk of giving a concert. The house had been lit » Tompki Warn, Herkimer co 6th; Boliwood Wright, Peal » and justice, would inculcate principles of subordi- 4S compan On ol 24; Calin Wilson, Wilson, 14th; Hezekiah M Wyoming co, 15:h; Charles’ Woodruff, do; Robert Wy, sembled—but, lo, in the style ‘are resprctfully informed that all con- r nation am amen towards their officers. Your 1 Yammany Hall on a memorable occasion, the | }i , Si ‘Spa, 9th; Benj Ward, Arelivs, 4th; Leonard | ‘empting, onthe 18th of February, to pass « cous to the company 7 ll be forwarded with A Sado fig nad. eens Bie t there were so many of | commit » that of the numerous disgrace- | lights were suddenly extinguished, and the compa- Wlleon, Castanque co. ant oun W Wogdburn, Cherry te ‘eit. 95 note of the ‘Tradesman’s Bank of this it reaches Baltimore the same dry it leaves Phile- muel ;JW such a deplorable stare of | fui mutinies whieh have of late taken place as in ny left in dark: T bankroptey, forced to mak vowal that they | the case of the ships Herald, andulse t Chicora, the Tamman folks, forteey aid pao tapine eS on their debts, | now lying in this port, they undoubtedly have matches in their pockets or mould candles js remarke until the | their brigin mainly in the latitade given'to seamen | their coats—eo in darkness they had to rem pont of ad Jone Ho to disobey orders with impunity. Indeed the per-| tilthe Trustees took pity upon the ladi Valley, 24; Chester Wood, Norwich, March 28: Weeden, do,28'h; Roger Williams, Guilford, 2% Webb, Mount Morris, April 7. Ricbard Gordon, in payment for a of tthe store of John Yeusg, 158 Howhon ot, ved the note 10 be @ counter- th leaves Dok street Fitalt- post ss otlock A.M. by steumvent, ROBERT AES ne pies ie &e.de. Mr. L. continued hour of two, which be: cat him off before he had c City Intelligence. i Ly M ¢ | petration of these outrages have, beyond question, | dered the gas to be turned on H i the pri jh: LW. L. D,Agent. | adjourned to half-past three o’clock. The after. | © pore e prrityd hi . 5 in. Tartat or Somes, re Counrsnrsire®.—This no- Prisoner, that she \- Philedelphia, March 4, 1642. Bitim_ | noon sessions being set fur the considera. | gues, the lord of many a! of Nervolfieens bye cnaitamised: saath at rvary torious man will be tried in the Court of Sessions ber of these bills on differeat BO*D NOTICE. "E. tien of the general order: MARKET AND ‘REIGHT LINE. . Loomis will | crew, has gose down with all on board, and none | little charges w tified not be able to conclude his speech until some | fon to tell the tale.” Oaly these who have been on verdict for plaintifi of gasn18 Arrernoow Srssion.—The House resolved it: i aces rh vdeo of th ie cients oxtaclarterberaty coca self into committee of the whole, M in | sed responce situation fa waich Ler thee ck | sction anon gat swat from, the Court this day. Exposures will take place during this in- vestigation calculated to open the eyes of the public to the wholesale system of dealing in counterfeit in important Mer tpt 7 re oF i to test the validity of a codicil to the will of money, as practised by men who have herefotore | «knowing ones,” and no doubt has NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW ¥O RK. one en the bill in relation te in certeia placed. The tae tee wish to be aad wie Van Cortland, of Yonkers, and which iavolves been considered respectable members of society. 5 4 erunterie enaiaanes = Laney aeetned t Rr ‘Tiaeectwees ‘New | ME. Stone spoke at some length against the bill. | 8a eeopiei edmuaictorodesd ant shag hae se or tee days: aig ttoofh TN PRONE oaeer Beavry ov ras Btaaw Baie, Syeres,—On the me pe risepen de ’ Rrtewick iw Fork, whiehiney intend fo run ppims pumariearpen meds 4 sen? foes to screen those from punishment who are 2lst of last month, a man named Joseph Thomas woraa transactions im almost incredible if published, that persons who are hol society are im the daily ind of money. A case re- "Leaving, New srumwick at 6 AM. daily, (Sundays ex- Be Aa EL speedy cheap envoy nee of merchandise was arrested for attempting to pass a counterfeit $5 note on the Tradesman’s Bank of Boston. The note was presented te Robert P. Hewlett, of this Marine Court. Before Judge Sherman. Maxcu 16—Ann Stappers (by her next friend. lly and truly guilty of offending the majesty of da ae fully pers that if their fully understood the trying and dif ficult situations in which ship masters are placed upon the table, until the commmittee and report The same committee took to amend the charter of the Firemen’s b a f 4 cently transpired at entitled an act toamend the act in relation t b= , Sepprintvom, aud more yo Drovers and i ’ t Lab i 5 is |: 3 * Upper Police, in which a ive Stock. who can have 150 fea of cattle con- | Company of the city of New York. The bill they would see the absolute necessity of a promp | /saac gh) vs. Sophia Rodes —Ann Stappers is city, who succeeded in having Thomas secuted.— | man, heretefo saul J , f J. t: A * re respectable, was concerned, and Teer equi w Brusswick aud New York, the sameday, | agreed to. The same committee took up th red of the grievances under which they are | * méllow-eved young Dutch girl, though from her One of those accompan'ments, known about the | which co have not beard of before the Sessions. “build,” fally qualified to in symetry with rates for the trarsportation of cattle, herses, mules, & - h A < il? What has become of the char; t him t allother kinds of handise sconding and concealed debtors. After some de- - | s2y of our splendid belies of Broadway. She came | Police as “straw bail,” und who wears the name a ¢ im any Metmboat prices. ne ating |S res bill, the, committee rose and reported | zeny te vieit the (Seronkbepcneggs ne caaeien. here, ppeared by the testimony, when she was | of Edward A” Teaesl ha fakes an encuty WF Wie ang he Prisoner was abl defended by Theron Rodd, si Lenoivhatead Hid ba eon heen mats thecalse reueess mH je | sionally, when a trial is pending against Hp mas- - year Ge tn bokeh is we foil ph be) appearance to answer the charge. Thomas, as a | the pag pe berineny 4 vender eerieetbeere sate gr iawn te Haleoad: Dem, wi “a oye | The boat leavi ig at five, I am obliged to ler : “nine to beeen] hot vena With what waeoegy Ann first got a place at Harlem, bat M Rodes, matter of course, escaped, and on his name being closing speech of Mr. Rudd may she consider her- for the rece) 4 merchan letter at half past foar, Yeaving the heuse in | certainty the crew are all brought up toa man to | Whokeeps a corset store in Division a called yesterday, in the Court of Sessions, his re- | #¢lfindebted fora discharge and release from Jong tia, . confinement in the States’ Prison. i gain in | the Bowery, induced her brot! ; i it " In the Senate to-day, Messrs. Spanxuts and bee “ wer: ovvtlieg Harding ae eatin fee soe her to eave and tak he COGRESER OCS Were forfeited. Upon baad be Disorderly Scort, cach presented a petition from the bd of | of the shi Henry Clay, indeed the: appear: Mrs. R , promising t ripmgamcts pick Bris able ae te duvorderts “* Heok,” ay wu Saw Kor fo the speedy completion of the New | he—and ti y deeply regret to observe it—a vein | bet to do housew sel, in company with Bill Simmons cocwy? her trial, and pleaded guilty to the ebarge. er 01 would five her $4 went off to New Orleans. Ann contrived time with Mrs. R., when the latter con’ have her bound, « guardian having sprang up for that pu: . Time flew; Aun grew in grace and F of bitterness and a degree of animosity direbted Mr. Scorr presented one for the incorporation of against the officers of vereels by duelrerews, which New York Floating Dry Dock Company. | itis most painful to contemplate, and which has ‘The one day election law passed in ihe Assembly, een produced by the very ca of which they was reported with amendments, and its passage re- complain, Is there an} Jem Gale alias Gallagher, Ike Rice alias Way alias Lame Duck, were all arrested on Monday, ona charge of suspicion of intent to commit a felony, and in default of bail, wese sent to Moyamensing prison. enn th Copper Sugar Pan.—A man named Jacob Abrahams, who is impleaded with Tyler Ja- cocks and Daniel Olmsted, the former of which was tried yesierday and eonvi was placed on th Teason to wonder, then, ‘a Beste eeasetertcetce na re | SCR Ang ns ih pon was eras | cae hve cee oarrses Mack | eatce Sy ht tact | Seda thin ce ofa bal pa rom Aber Mi pe shipvers of destined fe Wei up and after considerable was passed unani- | wo cumabartaevant influence of an evil condeney make corsets, nor was she, ding to their tes- Avreration or mg Porice Syerem.—After five yea eee en Rates, ave no « ep ae al mously. The bill chaoging the manner of appoint- | Which is Drought to bear upon them? timony, worth her vietuals and clothes for hou hours monstrous labor on the part ef the Board of peep pa o At om yates cn wil attend to: shippe consignments without | (cS crappy commits amekWOt obUbeR tin tay oP 1 ltconsideration of the foregoing circumstances, Site ee were cay Me tee inne Assistant AMdermed leat evening, they were deliver: | TS SRM Gtectad outa din tan nant en ommee Tiaes Marked distinctly on exch packige | election jor the present year from the 25th March | presable sud reagivaiones -Prerrnt (ae fUOWing | ore perverse, and was bardiy worth g. | 4 of two whole sections of the new preventive Po- | per, and was the principal persea concerned in mame lice Bill. A movement wasthen made to lay the whole subject eternally on the table, but for fear they should get out of business it was forestalled by an adjournment. The whole bill is a perfect hum bug. ‘ing the bargain with him to convey it into the lower part of the city, where it was sold. The Prisoner was defended by C. W. Terhune and Cal- vin Pepper, Esqs , and the Jy, after being absent for about half an hour were discharged, they not being able to agree. The brother returned from New Orleans, ra four years absence, found that Ann kaew nothing about sewing, wretchedly clad, and had been to the 4th of April, and was concurtedin. A com- hereas Captai: i munication was received from the Caoal Commis- — Mr. (toa nemgeitorha por mate amy iP sioners in re; ply toa resolution of the Senate, ask- Henry Clay, many false and unfounded charges ing information relative to the Chemung Canal’ | have been put in citeulation which unless contra- | D0¥nd by a man that bedi wg to bimeelf, without loan. The report is long, and in answer to the spe- dicted, will have a tendency to injure the character | Tight, the title of her guardian. He learned, more- cific inquiry, 1 appears that the loan has not been and standing, not only of those immediately inte- | °VeF, that Ann had experienced discontentment on retes of i ther line. ry Wie TOR, ‘Agent, No’ West treet. Pier Nova, Ne nN formarded to Fitabury sod Pottarle, i Phe) ee Frage ceases Ni ECa; Wm Raskin’ Dutyeck Go Renee’ yam ie f ed, nor is thereany probability that it will more accounts than one, for a smart young fellow, « ” Disoi ee , The court then adjourned to this morning ut 11 STATEN ISLAND FERRY. be under the Present law. rt come pt a on the Pen! & hi - bacfprawnnne 4 Lh eth 17 years of age, named Charles Rodes, es of de- one. onhe stands Lever Fee A No. Tat 103 fhe weloek. p Asians “ question as to its reference, Mr. Dicxrwson ex- -* fendast, Touked wy her ing cc! s with : ve the Fulton Market. h at Foot of Whitehall street, : : W abteebantee street, abot Fal irket, y Dirtriet Court of the United States, j Pressed his confidence that capitalists would P an improper desire, and had repeatedly vite worn waited upon by officer Cockefair to di some of Before Judge Betts. L * 5 » i a cro ° - oars ee rtihy remy ed. On by Bebe York Goes tax bill, Mr. eunen 7 pe meester ete a me a out effect. Obarler went sates tg New he oyonee pyre sornething Tae ua nenit that Johmen ations were waaal' Ce taoee a RTT ” ” ~ * * a ii ; by age ng eR fe ey coun thas ares ings ar Atri many instanees, not Staite nein and bad aight wick br | thought was re but when he came to settle | Fowler Bragg, Isaac M.Dimond, Wm Mond, Jothas wa es wn gy ae he ‘ majority they are instituted, pares few bun, for what he eaid his orphan sister. The bro. | 2?: * aumber ag T articles oe upon | 8. Fountain, and John Fishblatt. ‘That of Solon said cad af ale Ea ne seca Sats ay sod perjedicn thepininds of the seam ther induced her to leave Mrs. Rodes, when com- | funk" tick. Crow was compeliedto shell bck, | Kaferna.aee fet; the aGidarit for coustey publi EW YORK. againat their officers, in order to come = bewey epprentie,ahe having ber baad and eee pocksted the change, —s hao soold eat’, jexchitoson offered further objections in the we Care U, And whereas, if this state of things is suffered ae ot ai pe Ser, sivas € 4 foaPy +s mock auction sales felony, as hundreds of strange: Mr. Reynolds and Me. Coit Presented er. Ave Viciscam, | to continue much longer, it will be destructive vai ae) “a ae Woe dite charged. ‘The present and ignorant citizens are fleeced daily by theirdis- | on the Objection to petition of Centre a Gid- honest and unjust “ tricks of trade.” Iuroxrant Drcivion —We understand that the | slike of subordination and See on ship beard, Seis oes 0 A of dings. ‘ action was brought to recover wages at the rate F ‘ ot. New York Centre Mesket, Newark. b sain ron Pus are ornieh cre one has Prarent, the safroonmens cage rac. | of $4per month during the time she had been with | Parcoctous Roevrs—A boy meee aoe On aetie of Mr. eee Myer Christelicr was ‘o'clock, F Hite a he peytnant of x jatameet, te may resvver fom [2 and of alfon board entrasted to our care | Mrs. Rodes. As an offset the defendant produced | in company with, three ouurs, catshed the sore | permitted (o the petition of at tho Oeaoen AR (mrt he policy, ali <n caller 4 the testimony of several ladies as to how stubbora | of Charies Cole, l Mr. C. was in the ee objections to Petition of jJoha New- ts pelle, pace io oes * boi and green Ann was; aed, in addition, a bill for | day hs while ite gaseiay’ drawer eed az net having been perfected, a decree was act ignor, jon pe =| _ Therefore Resolved, That we, the clothing, de. farnished her, amounting to g171. | Of the grocery, the} y 4 ered. double insurance without giving notice of the se- | masters and other officers here assembled, have abstracted therefrom in bank notes and $10 in \ To rebut this, a lady who had come over in the | e See F Pacesetter cond insurance, which, by the conditions of the | viewed with the deepest mortification the man eseel Mr. Coles hearing the noise immediate- Yucatan.—It isanserted that the Yucacan treaty office, is absolately required ‘This question was | idle and eee oo circulated, touching pro da Daviig Lave: Bien ieee ae oa pay: ae and caught Killen, but the others es- | is entirely (m miesable, and that Mexico will never settled in the case of William Neve, for the use of | the cruelty ship masters and their officers to. almost naked chen she left Mrs. caped. The specie was "=p in the street | agree te any such terms with one of the States of the G- F. Kohake, against tbe Charleston Insurance and | seamen and others under their command and Tren Cd arate Ped hereby beg their fellow eitizens not to suffer their of Appeals, b Mears. Moise and Kundardt, for the | judgments to be misled and their minds prejudiced plaintiffs, Mr. Magrath for the Company.— when we assure them that intoo many Charleston Mereury, March 10. instance cepa parent be don effect, and Theat Exrrosion awn Loss or Lire — | Made to sabserve the interests of those who line . R.’s, that he had but two worn-out calico twe old chemises, two old petticoats, one of which she brought from Holland with her, searcely any stockings, shoes, and her brother had to furnish her with clothes. He went, accompanied by Ann, to Mrs. Rodes, to get an old bonnet she left there, and it it had been by the rognes, and th wconteund bepindeiey beri ta te abe tne was committed to prison to answer. Tue eo pb or hf Rte Taown.— Officers McGrath Clark, w! overhaul the contents of the trunk ot Cornelius Dougherty, whe was tried republic. Ice 1x Kexxenxe —The ice on the Kennebec, says the Augusta Banner, finally gave way at that place on Saturday morning, the 5th of Mareh, aad cleared out. The Banner adda that this ia the first time, since Auguata became the seat of govern pies i their pockets at the expense of ship masters and | was <h, t to thi the sidewa!k. She | and sent to the penitentiary on Tuesday for larcen isla FOR SHBEWSBURY and RED By the fog coe ral m thelr officers, and wh impose upon the eredulity afterwards gota lees, ba fiven satisheticn and | found a miniavure sacs Py James Hi. French, Yi | ment, that thé ice cleared out before the Legisla gan‘e Blaf, last evening, we have received the | °f Ur seamen upon imaginary wrongs. earned and received since from 5 to 1 E étreet, that had been stolen on the Sjeumer OOS day, Aline Select, and Tussday end Tharseay st 1sc'clseh, neon, : wey: ag aie, te board; or lo PETER ©, Lat ii it. He was sestenced to six months on Tuesday, and when his time is out will be tried ‘on this charge, and in. all probability return for six months more. A Counterreiren Cavont.—On the 5th of Jeet month, a man named William Ward, entered the grocery store of Patrick 19 Orange street, And attempted to pane a counte uterfeit ote of the de- TOW ieeastnes Ee fat Mod ne lel month. The Court rendered judgment in favor o plaintiff for 951. For plaintiff, Mr. Chas. Dobbs; Mr. H. P. Bar- ber for defendant. or Jethorpe Course—Tues- aay eae ae tae purse $100—entrance Two mile heats. The pare was bya Mr. Shelton’s br. h. Willgo. His competitor H Holmes’ c h. Robert Rowton, was withdrawn e confirmation of the rumor brought we da: besten Of an explosion ofthe betinre ef thee # ‘The ie Lani sha feral lons of life atteadanton ies bon oe took ploce at about 10 or 12 CStb GOAL: tou street, near 3 FROM 5000 to a neat berotr at stant,” com ; te Vk, At tn ork hawered bs nme her these orders are disobeyed. 'e will ask for no- joey alt. After the’ explosion, the boat took thing but what Is right, and submit to nothing that and burned to the: ‘sedge teen persona a whom ate Col OD ‘ehars been, 1 from the American Mr. Tannanill of Tasealoosa tion, ad t) ork, Siete Anriculiura! 4-4 tioa, e New te Siero 4 My prem tor ‘specimens stoordan producta, Testher cobeoratte aneeceosary . a SO , among ved, That inthe ease of Captain Schriever T, Of Marengo, and a | 2nd the mate, of ship Henry Clay, we not be- j | lieve them to be guilty of the crimes imputed both of the engineers, one of the the bar. | them. whole character of Captain Schriey ond heat. Time, 3m. 50s. the store in abner i ence to keeper and several firemen H Ne | trom the letters we have heard read this epee for the second race, saddle horses, was | duced a belist,, that-he wee one of the gang of J aM i COR INTELLIURNUE URI Captain, J. Parham, and the testimony of those whi easily taken by Mr. Hackel's 5 Maria Shelton. 99 Nasean ot. . counsarteinere wie have v ecensiy infested our city, : Achilles; und | and he therefore, arrested by officer Stokeley er itonte s Goenoy, a on Tuceday, and comnaitted to answer the charge. Ree Re Each M: Me Griabelh Deestort, Bony vening, ii he bi hing the shore him, represen: the lator vevarely injured, ns hn® (More | Regeatnted in him repteart him to be per