The New York Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1842, Page 1

NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 7, 1842. _ A NORWICH AND MAIL LINE TO BOSTON, VIA WORCESTER RAILROAD. , 2 Ll. PACKETS. ecltha Eas sok Livaryool on the iath 1LEANE P, EQUAL TO NEW. nental hair cleaned, ed to its original beanty, by WIGS C Now Nore? cae INSIDE AND OUT 136 ond avery da stretched and re nown aly to the The steamboat CHA leave every M five o'elock, fro ‘The steathboat WORCE y inust he forepaid toe , ; Jnomest and. best assortme Wixs and toupees in the United States, will be found at th 0 wi u lay. afternoon, at h River, Battery Pl ER, Capt. Coit, will leave 5 tuiday aitcrnoon, at 3 o'clock: Monday, Wedae: No. 1, Ni prompt attention. Shir i Siuy SIDDON: NS, Captain KE. DAN. Captain F. A. } horge of cars ou this route. ‘Tickets can be ob- tained and berths seoured at ADAMS & CO'’S. Express Office, hese ships are al ti in the city of New York, with such’ improvements as co reat speod with unusual comfort for passengers. rrangement_of their accommy ¢ ia $100, for which ainple stores will are commanded OPPOSITION LIN® FOR ALBANY. FARE REDUCED Passay FRR od GE FC BERTHS. wus Bieamboat WASHIN: M. Brown, will leave from the Sete Warren street Tucaday afternoon, New York--Tuesday, Thursday, londay, ween u mice of passage he ‘ovided. ‘These, ship i raasters, Who Will make every exertion to give genera tion. Neither the en Die for any dente iw ug are st The: alps of this line will herenfier yo armed, and their pecu- i them sucurity uot possessed by any other a, apply to TINS RCO. 56 8 OW by the packets will ‘be charged 124 cs JA cenis per ounce, and newspapers Leeat cach, NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. (SECOND LINE.) by experienced I appearance of disstse afer tea or three IN DIMNESS OF SIG! | caused hy fixed attention to minute objects, or by long ex ht, and in the weakness or ‘partial loss ol ‘oss oF oll age, it i I who find their eye aight falli ease, Balsam has restored aun 7 . TOTAL BLINDNES caused by excessive inflammation, had existed flammation aud soreness ca of by oxtraneot tunder the eyelids, 18 very soon wrers of the ships will be responsi- see sent by them, unless re- 0 Apel. ss e’cloc! without any appa- at 5o’clock, P. M., landis ht ig many instances where al- Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Cait taken at reduced price: Wor passages or | of property taken only at tho risk of the owners aimee and = =a Loaves Now York. a odies of aly irritating nature y moved by the appl jal will convince the most ineredu- Putup in jars with full direc tail, by DAVID SANDS & CO., 190 Fulton streets, and ¥, comer of Chambers tf Moms tis $500 PREMIUM, DESTRUCTIBLE INK, which R. 1 Fair of the America f $500 to any one who shoutd ed the gold medal of the awdon, Wright Excha: DARE REDUCED TO a EN ISLAND FILE Foot of Whitehall street. > steamers BTATEN will run a follows, antl further uoth Ww a vu the 1sth December aS ‘The ships of this Tiue will heroalter Tears Ne: istand Havre om the 16th of each month, kyo: ‘The new ship ONEIDA, z= 16th September Edward Funek, U exhibited at dy Snie UTICA, 16th February 16th Novembers Ist February ¢ 16ta March hese ships are mot surpassed, conu- be required for comfort. The. 4 Passengers will be supplied wit th the exception of wines and liquors, nied for these versela will be forwarded by tho subseribers, free from any other than the expenses actually ir: curred on them, For freight ary Note Engravers, 18 Mevc! 4 1 are required w be a ppt shee i Orders from any part of the of the owners thereof, 2 FOR ALBANY, Al And intermediate places, from the Plor foot of ourtlandt erick se 4 New shipST.NICOLAS, pai } marked, and are at the ris JPLE’S LIN te. nchanged as long Amodations of t 0 Tinesdell, leaves as abo day afternoons, at 5 0'c For passage or freight, i James R, Chilton, John A. Warder, M.D., FASHIONABLE TAILORING STABLISHMED TAILORING FSPAB- neem nee N Ball kinds of TR NEW ORLEANS. owners thereof, NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS. | Sem terce he low presiure Si ence ie better accoumuodation of shippers, it is intended. to h a ship from this port ot.the Ist, 3th, 10th, 15th, 20th, sad i of exch mouth, commencing the 10th Getober and couti au- sinal May, when regular daya will be appointed for the re 2 i, Whureby great delays will be prevented durin shins wiil commence this arcangemant Captain Comet, extravagant prices ed «lo 80 no more patronixe him, ah. la style and excellent materials, at the fol- neloos, ; at of Rng, Wool-dyed, black, bide, or green dress Coats, $15 to $22. Pants, double milled do; do black, plaid, and fancy cass., $6 ‘in, and all kinds, $3 to $ ats made and trimmed in a superior manner, frou $7 to $9 50; Vests, $1 50 to $2; Pants, $1 WW to for their clothing, are assured that Uh the subscriver will the summer mouths. : 5 PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALE king engagements for friends to Country tthe United ay Wish {0 seeure for tiers despatch amt comfortable ace m fations, will find it their interest to apply to the sab- seribers, who are at ell times prepared to make auch arrange satisfaction. The vessels compost ¢ class, one of which Iravew L Vests—Fine cashmere, s: emigrate from tie Old 2, “JOIN MOFFAT. SHIRTS to order, after the most approved French iments of all descriptions made vo ments aa Will "gitarante this line are all of the fin weekly, conssquently all del _cuatomary with thie line, when \ ng out, the passage money is re~ fanded, without any deduction. Passage per steamer from the Various ports of Ireland and’ Scotland, can likewise be sc- those settled for decline These ships were tilt in the eity of New York, exprese yfor packets, are of I vi of watur, have recent! plendid order,with aceomin fort. Phoy are commandod il make every exertion to give 1 at all tines be towed up aus ore 67 and 69 Maiden lane, corner WILLIAM _COLLI CHEAP HARDWARE STORE. THE WARE ESB TOMER iuyxham and Sheflield, J jyineatie (xuuds, ST CASH PE 2 ; ‘ountry Merchants, Builders, Cabinet is solicited to sa examination of Ia ato he is confident they will find it to their interest . ALFRED F. LAGRAVE, of William st further particulars apply to imer AMUEL THOMPSON, Old Established Passage Otlice, 273 Poarl st., to C. GRIMSHAW & CO. 10, Gore Piazzas, Liver and for any amount, eau li . Northen Ranke Bankers, Londou, by experienced masters, who ‘oneral satisfaction : OF captains of those ships will be responsi- iver oF plated ware, ” oF put on board of ou for the sane, or for any lettets, parcel or pack them, tnless regular bills of lading are tak a 1e thereon expressed, eight or pabsage, a pt N % N & WOODRU Exchange or drafts at sight, uit from Burn at aug Lo.; National Banx of mcotmaun, also, on R. C. Glyu'& © haw & Co., Liverpool. FOR LIVERPOOL— of 25th May—' ..38 South at., or ‘Agent in New arranted to sail munctually as ad- Taken to have tl é 1 6 id packet slap STE jepeyster, of 1000 tous, will sail as ‘above, her regular day. ; For freight or passaye, having accommodations unequalled for jendor or comfort, apply ou board, at Orleans wharf, foot of all atzeet, or 10 “ E. K. COLLINS & CO,, 48 South street, joa. ng sreat care will ed ete assortment of Meely SHIELDED VICT( APER I = STEAM NAVIGA‘TI AND NEW YOR TA—SOUTHAMPTON. STEAMER BRITISi QUEEN, {departure of this weli-known Steamship, have ou fixed as follows t pee Southampton, eed ANTWERP } ian, will succeed day L and by the paten- = The splendid pree! ‘ ‘ 5 : Depeyater, of Lowy tons, will vail as above 6 edie stores, and “RECEIVE. ayortment of Stoeks, S K , Suspenders, L Or passage, having acco:amodations nucqualled or pply on bowd et Orleans wha: . K. COLLINS & CO. 5 South street. Price of parsazo $100. ‘She packet ship Garriek, C will succeed the Sharidan, ay ely ou the shipe of this line sailing punctu- = of Wall street, or 7 , meris not incladed, to. Southsnpi Wm. Skidty, of 1000 tons, the plan of's eontiu th Jue, bee regwar {forfhie woyage with the atew ‘ight or passage, or any fi sete iW. c me jontal hotel, in Families or partie s ark. Aa caporiouced ther pom "AR: ent for J. AGATE, Broadway, between Park lace and Murray street. ¢ CARPETING, &ec. CHEAPEST IN THE CITY. ‘ONES & MARCY, 101 Bowery, New York, are nowsre- i ii wply of Carpeting, Oil Clothe, Win- es, Deuggets, Heath Rugs, Door Mats, Table and ir goods are many new. and rieh patterns of Fing- ican manufacturo, which eaunot be exceeded for uty, quality and cheapness in the city. _feeséns show furnisht FISK’S COMBINED SUMMER " BAKER AND COOK STOVE FOR COAL OR WOOD. ATWOOD, Patentoe—Prices from $6 10 to $12—The A. tuos, funace and front of this Store and has a large fire oven attached to it, wl of the largest sized ‘The orifice of the furnnee will admit a a ‘and by the use of the different dishes; in additiou to “NEW YORK AND NEWARK, ceiving their spring ha is made of cust iron, Il do, nearly we are Fed From tho foot of Leaves New a MAS Sunday vow vaaves Newark At7y A.M. At 9 do. ttle suitable for boi this, two fowls or a large pieee of front, and all done with less than 5 cents fer to dose who FIS heir houses are in’ ir day—tor proof of | them. Stove Establishment, Rend the following eertifieates, in addition to which over two seen by calling at the store, LT RHEUM, SALT RHE now anarticle for sale inNew Yoik, manufae- . Sands, 79.and 100 Falton street, that Ringworms, Tetter, Barbora * 8 a ON SUNDAYS. From the foot of Liberty street. sew bone Will cure the above a Mi Aut P. BETHTOWN, W BRUNSWIC: From the foot of Liber BaareNey York, RAHWAY AND ! street, 9th April ratreet— Am gine to. my notice, the one purchased from you Thave used it during all the sex heerfally recommend it to the public, asin my opinion susceptible of no improtement for simplicity, orecenomy, and worthy of move praise than can be appreciated We have just revived a letter f Bellingham, Mags.,a Indy ac- entions her case of Salt Rheum that ever came under the treat- ect w . : ere St rpm ee 4 Tim, with respeet, yours, ke. lem Braaswich, Pastor of the Berean (Baptist) Chur: Summer Stove whi You last. spring, J have had in. uge til) now 0 for its economy. Suffice it to say, Mint with an vecasionalty extra. fire, we have cooked for trem ees fuel to save more than:t M&S. BUEL, 68 Fulton street, ald in t tiventy years I have tried every thing that has Mr. Fisk, 290 Water street—Th . ; Ir to a number of Physi- been recommend), aud attended cians. advice. without any celebrated remed week from the time | obt ‘The fare in the 7% A. M, train from New Brunswick, and M rom New York, has been reduced between New Brunswick, to 50 ai through New Brunswigk trips from New Brunswick is aad that may bo done by Ft New York and re and R: The Philadelphi for New York eve: @o Sundays the 735 5 gers who procure their tickets at the ticket office, se- ceive a terry ticket gratis. Tickets are receive e day when purchased 25.10 35 persons, with enough Vit, Lwas nble towalkand ty feo price of the stove. were nearly covered with new wkin—the retarn of health was to rapid that 1 beeame a wonder to. all who saw me. T not only feel a privilege, but aduty to make known to others who are cid h ye] Pete ap foe wonderful care I have ob- taine the use of uds’s remedy. worl TLIZABETH SPEAR. The bottle of Sirsaparilla which accompanies the remedy, which contains four times DAY, SEWELL & DAYS TION BANK ‘LOCK. implicit contideuce Bellingham, Mass. to make a fae si MEKCHANTS. made im setting it. TAN TST £ RELIANCE PORTABLE IRON NE For the Transportation of Goods between Fhiladeiphic and ous who may | «Be & Dy 9 gs 100 Fulton st; 77 East Broadway; 273 sede 5 Price 7 = TAI PT RETRENCHMENT ‘THE SLT ; ORDER OF THE DAY. bscriber, witha view of meeting the exigencies of has mad arrangements whereby he will h forth be enabled to furnish garmnents of the very best 4 | an immense saving trom former charges. for cash, he is determ rented by Dr. Solomon Andvews Hw ich, wean opon the, vault of the A ‘in Wail street, was picked by Mr. Henry ¢ J., in presence of the officers of several Bauks in k was afterwards sent to Dr. Ane new works of a mere difficult nature to Jones readily opened. : liely picked at the Howard Hotel one of the ¢ ks, such as are sold by the Aierican Bank Lock | Rick, but whic fet street, are ene wayx without tran ptains and crews ave employed, who taite cnarge of the gools at Philadelphia, and continue with them thus avoiding delays and the liability of tote The jaxh reputation of Day, Net o ays Permntation | Bank Locks is firmly estably ined to compete ney priaciple onty,) while he fave the same observance of elegance which for the k dat the Fairs held | hamnely Gold Medalein — firet named, end Silver, being the highest pre- | ‘warded to Pittsburg and Pottsville, eve- are referred to the hat ‘the articles enumer: ¥ and style to the most costly. yed cloths, from $1i to 24. hese Locks are made to keys w form from one to one hundred thousand ither of which they are eqnally secure aud proof, is of the most skilful Lar, impression, or even take during his life, unl the mennerin which the lock might be changed, alter he ob- | ‘Oxiess for the above Li JAY, Successor to Day, » IDENCE—J. B. ST nos, has the honor of informing the ja ntimerons countrymen, that he removing his cellar from o, 61 Nassau street ta No. {9 street, comer of Nassau, where he intends to have an aasor x, and other wines of the very best also sead oat the on bottles, to the residence of can be changed in jou different thines, Leen tOh Stet MARKET AND FREIGHT LINK. dlar, for should he own materials can have ir gurmenis made vod trimmed in the same style of elegance, portion to the above. jong known as one of the most fashion- i. ment. Sign of the Golden Nassau street, near BOOK BINDING — PAPER RULING. AND, No. 190 Nassau street tock of Binding Vools and Re jentlemen wishin 2: ock promptly attended to LA i IOK AD RSEY Railmad and lewell & Day, No. 509 B ich they intend to ran perma- | TOUVENEL, im vaving New Branstri cepted) and the fea: of Libe having an entire new ly and cheap eonrey: ing Machinery, of the of the most perfect Borde. in barrels and half ban the gallon, or by the do: f cattle couvey> t ork, the sane day } the persons who inay honor him with thelr patronage. J. B Stouvenel will also bot N. B. wine for private fami boarding house and let ont front of Mr. Caciat, on the will always be the fist quality m? Iw the transportation of cattle, Non, and Ml other ki vot oo Pg required, as HH. 1 "POR BALE—Two seco id linnd Copperplate Pe + nl THE KREMLIN, ADWAY, comer of Thames street. * is now open for the recept fitted mp as an elegant resort for ony of apending a few hours of fe: of Dpalthiul exercises and agreeable relaxations {rom iia... ‘T'wo separate saloons are fitted up ns bill ing alleys. The first con and che second four excellent alte ¢ Hight and plenty of room, Iifoad wo pa'us hor expense have 1 in point of at- ‘The proprietors, is not subject to any extra up ® Jarge storehonse at New | oad Depot, whieh will always at the ticket offices, wil the orginal re= The Orris ‘Tooth ctable preparation, possessing the proper: storing the game toa y¥ wnpleasant tas i rom decayed teeth, i cine at No.8 Goll strect Fash is prrely a ve ties of cleaning the teeth and healthy state, and pre mouth, whether fe of the stomach, tied to he ward with atonth bras 23 chasing their te! t FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO i BURG. anil will be found ping the teeth clean ums from the teeth, ngy grime, reatoring the im to contract around the he teeth and gw ins four ¥ery auipe the wearing away of ach saloon has th arly useful in canes of 8) wealthy state, and. ceusi teeth. Ia painful affections of exposure to cold, it will be found highly beneti ticularly serviceable to ase t before retiring to rest. ‘This method is recommone he Oris Tooth Wash s ty that their line is wow iu actiee them (or sent to go ia their tof goods, destined for the Wee 0 or_eonsignee at Pitubarg, wil » Wallin Binghaun, Pittsburg, 1 such consignments withont eapeokal regncdl wil! WILSON, formorly jouw Geeth smd wh consign th ide of poor hamamity: I atuend to saugyanme # ir means needed. at the Astor Houve, ond effectnal than the strengthens the zume know of fone more pleasant init elestisen anil s the month, and be marked distinctly on eacn package All. poods | show! BINGAMS Li NF TO BR LET—The store 11) Broadway, adjoining Tri for rates of freight, which areas wr as any other tis vM. T¥s0 y ity swretens tie by rany business, and iasorably kuown as {ihoston Morning Fo : ‘uth is the best namel—{ Boston ‘Transcript. rene by the principal drugyists New Yong axo Aun NQTICT is hereby 4, York and Albany Digeetors en subd Co church var, suite 8 West stract, onporite Pier No. 2, N. nt for single cen- Pistsburg and Powtsville,every detergent we ever weed on ian) attached with NOTICE TO BUYERS OF — CABINET FURNITURE, IE: Subscriber. would invite the attention of those wish to purchare articles in the above b re is to be found # rich assortmer Furniture, of French vi Tsar ekholders of the New 'y and continue kare closed, and will no I Years the foor of Ws ‘Toarvdas aad ‘Saturday afte r continue until the 7th day of Juge ne t very Mond iy mornin atternounat 5 o'clock. me rich _ omni ether with Damask Call hed to enrtains, which will be tye trom pate ard. teiRit Secretary, joons and Tassels, to the captain on board. 100,000 Li ANDED from the brig description, bank at rt ft - OF receipt Is signe ing rt ed § lately received. attention paid to the fitting up of one a RT OLON 315 Broadway, next the wand, of superior ‘for sale in low to ault purchasers, at reascnabhe owners thereof, unless a M. RADER, 46 Chatham street, Washington. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasnixeroy, Thursday, 1 P. M. No Business in cithor House for the remain-= der of the week. The Senate met at the usual hour this morning, and immediately adjourned over to Monday. In the House an attempt was finade, indirectly, after Mr. Geddings of Ohio, who has been re-elected, was sworn in, to adjourn over, but some of the members were suffering under a paroxysm of pa- triotisin, and strenuously resisted it. ‘The appropria- tionbill, which had been returned from the Senate with amendments, was taken up and referred to the were made to adjourn, but the ayes and nays were ordered, and the motion rejected. ‘There is an ob- vious dotermination to do nothing, however, and they wiil shortly adjourn over. AYbany. [Conespondence of the Herald.) Aunany, May 5, 1842. Investments in the New Loa n—Gratifying Result of | tention, rally e! the Tar Bill. The 1,000,000 loan at 7 per cent recently adver- tised for by the Comunissioners of the Canal Fund, is moving off for permanent investments in sums varying from $2,000 to $20,000. Upwards of $10,000 hasbeen taken at Albany in this way with- in a few days, by private subscription. The pledge of the tax and of the tolls for the prompt payment of the interest, and for the ultimate reimbursement of the principal of this loan, assimilating it in prin- ciple to the original loans, for the construction of loan of 1817, make this loan, now open, a most do- sirable investment. There cannot be a quesiion that it is the very best description of stock now ofiering in the marketand its value, when sales come to be made, will no doubt prove to be above par. It is a matter of surprise that this stock | been taken by our capitalists. The money re ed from it is to be paid out to contractors for work lon since done by them. It could be taken here with- out remoying a dollar from the city, and would pay perhaps six or eight millions of debts in the interior of the State, and materially lighten up and revivif\ all descriptions of business. Morr Trovarx ror ve Loco Focos.—It was currently rumored among the political circles yea- terday, that John Pettigrew, Hsq., the Assistant Alderman elect in the Seventeenth Ward, is nota naturalized citizen, He came to this country at an early age, it is asserted, and from reference to the naturalization index, no such name can be found. We give this as a current rumor, not avouching for its correctness, however. Tur Race.—The race is in the mouth of every sporting man from mora to noon from noon to night. The southern blood is not up yet, nor are they ex- cited enough to back their ‘ White Nose” with any thing like long odds. They appear to be lying back in the high grass, waiting for the day to come, in fear that the courage of Fashion’s friends will give out too oon, and they thus be compelled to bet at heavy odds to secure opponenta, Nearly all the wagers posted yesterday were even up. n= Henman who saw the horses yesterday afternoon in- formed us that they were both in fine conditior presented every appearance of remaining so till Tuesday next. The n 009 on the part of Fashion, being made up by a club of northera sportsmen, they have as much at stake as they pro- bably feel disposed to risk nader present cireum- stances. Colonel Johnson, the “ Napoleon of the Turf,” ia on the ground, and will not risk his com- fort and the anxiety of his friends, by indulging in “cold lobster,” as he was wont to do, in the match between Eclipse and Henry. The present owners of the course, who purchased it mainly on account of the present race haying been eettled upon, have made extensive improvements and alterations in the public stands, thus giving suitable accommoda- tions for all who will he present. Several stables of horses have arrived, and the sweepstakes to be run on the same day will elso come off with interest. City Intelligenee. Parsextation of Trumrets to Ins—In accord. ance with a previous resolution of the Common Council, the members of the Fire and Water Committee, consisting of Aldermen Timpson, Hatficld and Franklin, A ant Aldermen Ward, Briggs and Adams, accompan! the Mayor, Alderman Purdy, and several other members of the Common Council, assembled last evening, at the Second Congregational Church, corner of Christie’ and Delancy strects, to present each of those Fire Companies, that had boldly come forwardin aid of the Temperance canse, with a beautiful Fire ‘Trumpet, in approbation of their Inudable conduct. At an carly hour the unreserved seats were filled with anxious epectat among whom were dots of female loVeliness sprinkled like gems in a coronet. At about nine o'clock, companies No. 15, and 41 were assembled and seated, and signals displayed in verious parts of the edifice 13, 13, 33, 43, 10, ith their banners ‘The Alderman then addressed the assemblage in a short neat, and eloquent spy whieh was followed by Alder- max Timpson, chairman of the Fire and Water Commit. tee, in a few pertinent remarks, when he called upon the representatives of Union Engine, Company, No. 18, Cha- tham No. 2, Express Hose Company No. 13, Hose Company No. 33, Mazeppa Engine Company No. 49, Wa ter Witch No. 19, Victory No. 15, and Clinton They appeared upon the platform erected for the purpos utifully — fuis tipped with silver, asd the name of the com* pany with that of the corporation tastefully engraved thereon. Henry Wilson, foreman of Engine No. 18, re- plied in behalf of the eagine companies, and Joha P. Tiel, of Hose No. 33, on behall of the hose companies, On con- cluding, one of the companies was called upon for a'Tem, perance song, which was given in excellent style, with full chorus. Andrew Morse, a member of one of the com, panies assembled, then rose and addressed the meeting in | a very humorous speech, when the Mayor was called course of present Engine and Ladder Companies No. &, the members of whom had all abolished the use ofintemperate drinks, with a trumpet of similar manufacture at an early day. He expressed sued by the companies assembled, and concluded by wishing them success and prosperity in the path they had chosen, and speed for others to join them in their laadable and glorious work of reform, He was followed by Alderman Purdy, whose remarks were received with shouts of approbation, ‘The Mayor stated inthe early part of the evening that the Hon, Messrs. Marshall and Briggs would address the Columbia Temperance Society at the church they were in on Sunday evening. The vast assemblage retired about 11 o'clock with that grat fienti high as eworthy object. New Privaoririia Exoiwe.—We understand that the new engine constructed in Philadelphia for the South- wark company of this city will arrive in town to-day: She is said to be the lorgest and most powerful of any ap- paratus in the country. Her powers will be tested on Monday with the Protector Engine, No. 22. Accommonation Live.—By an advertisement it will be sum to justify in alos aay amount, to release persons on bail who were charge: have been almost coms! men who were r with high otiew from their practices. their old haunts, and the ‘con They are now ra puld have been attempted by in of justice, that perjured knaves. * BROKEN INTO. h arrested on Thursday, acolo Drayton alias Hen Brown, on suspicioi 1 several recent larcenies # ring the day they made in a “lias Rodman, 30} Catharine st that were missing, Otlicers Stephens 5 , and although all knowledge of them y the wife of Rodman, 3 is were found, which were i Hall, of 110 William street, as @ portion of son recently stolen from his premises. Dr Committee of Ways and Means, Several attempts | Committed. ytou was fully urt of Oyer and 'Terminer, Judge Kent and Aldermen Balis and Hatfield. a {the world assembled to see Colt, but he was snugly ensconced at the ‘Tombs, and all the World, of course, was disappointed. ‘There is nothing like going a thing,even in that which c men who have k i mitted other such every-day matters, have nd are forgotten—but it takes 4 t ‘ the whole figure ia loquence and in addition, ‘to see the lion that ment on the motion for a new trial being still on, Ui iam L. Stone, for a label on the Court of Over and r, Which had been set down for to-da poned to Wednesday. The Distriet Attorney od, but Mr. Inman, on m Ivertiser, is siek, is set down for Mon- to follow that of Mr. ergy, and ket peo named an earli and the trial of Topping, for murd The other trials for libel ¢ Mr. Wirtixe, who had commenced his argumont the day before in opposition to the motion for a new trial in the case of Colt, resumed, and continued for s with his usual enc i nergy and ability, He contended th fair and impaatisl trial, that ected strictly in accordance ive had been condu the Erie and Champlain Canals, made under the | that the -brought here.k » andl it will b uh , al to justice—the more bolt jous the crime the more probability will there be r, as there would be community who had not made some re ‘ in alter amon to attempt brin of his getting « t fon from Maine to Georgia, allowe Htidavits based as thes gation to end, are, and where is th You give this person anew iriel, again call some hundreds of men from their business aud ti ajury man goes into the box without questions him, accusations are afterwards brought up, the at comes mere bye-play, and is a game on the other side holds all the chances, lly conducted than the side. “Mr. W. earnestly contended in support of his position, and hoped thai the motion would Never was a trial fairer or more impart attempted to be s i as followed hy Mr. ss and ability for the the motion should be allow: priety and just Husted on two or th ed strong and unqualifie! sentiments in nd so pointedly against him as (6 that he would not nt oCcasfONS ex nswer for a Juror. , to the manne »possibilily of knowing. fi tthe Court wei the merits of the c: A decision will pr. Court of C Devor.--Mr. §, taken, but rep! of the property ing allowed in replevin where the Mr. Kintherly, an artist, swoi eing a work of mevit, ‘and w rth’at least $59 Itee placed the value of Ws clerk said wutder than $7 or 4% fof 6 cents damajces and 6 hich .t valued at $64 For plaintitf, Mr. J. B. geoles; r U. 8. Marshal's Office. May 6.—4itempt at Revolt.—The ship Wudson, Captain Page, started on Thursday morning for Charleston. Ww 2and 3 o'clock, P. M., while still inside of th: aditiculty took place between the mate one of the seamen, whom he severely assaulted. other men took part with Graves and refused (0 do duty, ‘The Captain bronght the ship to anchor, when he boarde revenue cutter. The men still persisting in their refusal, they were placed in irons, and broug! Their names are James Bayley, James Sw John Jackron, John Johnson, Stevens, James Taylor, John Reynolds, and Peter Foi Yesterday they were examin rett and fully committed for trial. riae ned before Judge Eve- General Sessions. Before his Honor Recorder Tallmadge, and Judges Lynch William Shaler, E.sq., acting Distriet Attorn Atthe opening of the Court Judge Lyneh pro- ceeded to pronounce the sentence of the Court wpon the Samuel Pool, who was convicted of forgery in the sece degree for passing a $10 counterti Bank of Connecticut, upon Mr. ing house in Fulton stve: son for seven years. Prev m statement in ny the Meridian was sentences to the State pri- ng sentenced he pre- tion upon the Warren, cartman, for attempting to pass a $b feit note of the 'Tradesinen’s Bank of this city, was Judge Lyneh st punish, with th eetually used up When they are arraigned for fen: Al. | derman Franklin then called upon the Mayor to preside: | William Derrickson, charged with burglary on trial but ted of petit larceny only, when the merely sufficient to prove him was sentence! to the pen + Stole a Cow.—Jame stealing acow belonging to Tho ot, on the 29th of February last. ution that prisoner hired t cow from the foot of Amos str receiver of stolen gouds tiary for six months. Madison, alias Low, wos tried for as T. Banta, of 1031 Ii was proved b: © small boys to drive et to the corner of Gr wich and Charlion streets, and The Court thea senten. jary for six months. Y, a jeweller by trade, who: for picking the pocket of Oliver Baskins of } son strect, on the Bist of January last, while @ Fire Trumpet, of high po- | he wasattending a sile at Tuitersall’s in Broadway, was discharged on ap} 1 | meined in prison thre al. ced him to imprisonment in the penit p.—Josoph Murr tion of his coun: terms without bein The Court then adjourned to Monday morning at 11 o Before Judge Kent. nkling ve. New Jersey Rail Company.—'T he plaintiff was crossing to this eity in Ferry boats on the night of Nov. 9 ame entangled by. th into her, knocked Mav 6.—Frederick A. | one of the Jerse 1839, The boat | els, one of wh plaintifl’s leg was broken, He was on’ his way at the now bring’ action f i upon by an almost unanimous yoice. He stated in the | is remarks that preparations were making to | time from,Philad mpany’s No. 7 and 16, 28 well as Hook | ef; Which he 1} e months sick. ary could not 9 Special Sexsto his great pleasure and satisfaction with the course pur- | Before Judge Noah I john James for | from the store of Messrs. Sche} Pe tiary for 30 days. om John A. Cregicr, 7 Pearl stree Michael Powers, for stealing ave ham street, was served Steers and Ann Keenan, employed as washerwomen with Mr. Hiram Cable, who washes for the principal steam- boats, steam ships, Ke. were found guilty ent times about $60 worth of table sent to the penitentiary beating A small Germsn lad named Lev. | upfor Oday. F | stealing # smoked tong and Woodhull. Dasher was sent to Wm. Sedmore, for stealing a , ke. from Isane | Ramus, 103 © 4 of stealing, at John Tice, for Smith, was kent offender, cought from Messrs. Baker & Patterson, Pp for six months. Luke Finnegan, chatged inet ; John Crosse bout jacket ; June Atman, a trunk contaiming cloth: Joseph Lindsay, Michael Burke, gro, with assault and batteries that a. 8 follows the performance of a | with stealing a piece of smd Sam, Johnson, a Were discharged. Ba pt SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YoYK. Jes Wilson and John Wilson, (Charles W. and Son) ya, compulsory, on applic Samucl R. Paynier, to whom they owe over and above eh, (late Wartiner & Birch) merchants, teen that the steambont Emerald, Captain Keleher, will stop at the old prison wharf, foot of Amos street every Sunday morning at 7 o'clock, while on her passage to Kingson, Caldwell’s and other interinadiate places on the river. Sheisafast and safe boat, aud her commander a true hearted sailor and gentleman, Straw Bare Mes Deroxet.—Principally through the indefatigable exertions of Barnabas W. Osborne, one of the efficient clerks of the Lower Police Office, the nul- sances that formerly infested the Tombs in the shape of Solomon Warriner, Jr., do. do. June 7. Thomas Thomas, J . Jr., builder, New York, June. Ann Eliza Russell, } joarding’ house keeper, New York, Samuel Towner, baker, New York, June4 merchaat,New York,tune 7, James W. Hal Joseph Tinkhar William Lyon, New York, Ju Mareus F. Hodges, (Inte firm Ph New York, June % jam & Hart) mer. ps, Crane and Hodges) ‘ream Sum Mepway, hence, arrived at Hal on the 3d inst., in company with the Britannia from Bost rine.—The New Jemy pilota piloted 40 ves sels out of the harbor of New York during the last month, and brought in 63, of which 57 were boarded ut of sight of Sandy Hook. We learn that the Board of Cominissi ve suspended one ot the pilots, John F or inattention to duty and disobedience of ord Very Last rrom Vinciyia.—The news from Vir- ginia by the last mails, leave it no longer doubtful that the locofocos have carried a majority of the House of Delegates, and will obtain the ascendancy in the Senate, which last year was tied. Goverxor or Conxreticur—Chat land has been elected Governor of Cor the Legislatu He received 129 out 6 Wm. 8. Holabird has been elected Both democrats. y F. Cleve- ecticut by 207 votes, ut. Governor. Canapa Mairs.—The Unicorn has commenced running between Quebee and Fialifax with the 1 from England. Navat.—The United States shi Gibraltar on the 6th of April. » Preble was at heuce for Liverpool, with forty-five cabin passengers, was spoken on (he 19th ult., abreast of the Sherries, by the steam ship Ca- ledonia. Cuarnim Timare—The Vvaudeyilles that have been produced this week have hed a most success fulmm. On Monday next, * London Assurance” is to be brought out ina style heretofore unequalled, Mrs. Thorne, in the part of I jay Spanker, upported with a powerful e: evening the performances consist of “Charles IL,” and *} er Ben.” Most places of public amuse ment evince the pressure incident upon rent day; not so, however, with the C atham, where the en- ger meets its rd. Inportant to THe Lapies or Exrremr Fasuion. ‘The attention of ladies from the south or those of our city, who claim a knowledge of taste in dress, is called to the new and beautiful article of wear- ing apparel ently introduced by Me Pattison and Noe, forladies bonnets. They are cate to snpercede the use of Leghorn and ‘raw almost entirely, being more desirable, li r, and far more beautiful in texture and finish, city have led the wa those who desire an ion of our in their introduction, and ticle perfectly new and unique in style, can obtain them only at Mrs. Hassell’s, 377 Broadway, Mrs. Pratt’s, corner of Broad- way and] Bleceker streets; Mrs. Engel’s, Broadway above Grand, and at Madame Duell’s and Mra. Cushman’s, also in Broadway. TrsI NOTICE TO RAILWAY TRAVELLER ANDERTON’S HOTEL, 0.61 PLE STF LONDON, pen hgiemni. © chaicost » and conducting busi daily bill of fare, ¢ BY THE PRESIDEN UNITED I anak sabes will be ntioned ! tate of Hi inafter designated, to wit : At the Land Office at ng on Monday, the ieth day of May next, for the disporal of the Paulie Lane within the Limits of the undermentioned townships, to wil North of the Base Line, and East of the Fourie Principal Meridian. Township twenty-one, of range six. ‘Township twenty-one, of rance seven, Townships twenty-two, twenty-three, twenty-five and twen- range eight. twenty-two, Cwenty-five, and twenty-seven, of twenty-three, twenty-five, and twenty-eight, of ‘Townships twenty-five and twe ntyeei _ Also, at the same. place, eo tieth th t, of range eleven. n’ Monday, Hof the publ 4 townships, ast of the Lo aships (wenty eight. Townships twenty-three and tw Townships twenty-two, twenty-! wn, Townshi) Also, the tycai, of rang r, and twe *, and four, and part of isl « ug in, Rock river, within the limits of towne rth of range one, east of the third principal autor of the of range e ridin Atthe Land Office in Chics siathy oy ‘ownship thirty Townshipthisty-eicht, ¢ ‘Townships thirty -eig! east hall, quarter cf halt of the mort! rty-nine, of range township forty-six, borlering on f range ten hip forty-six, forty towne! town nip, forty-th five, and fortyesi ie north half of seetion seven in fractional township forty range twelve, Atthe Land Office at . commencing on Montay, ext, for sposal of the ndermentioned islands, of the Third Principat din th vie South of the Base Line and Wes Meridian. ber twenty-nine, in township sovenenteen, of one nid seventeen of race two. in townships sixteen and sevens eleven, parts of sec range thre of range four, Island winiver twenty, and sections twelv in township twelve, of range threc, twelve, of range font, in townships twe e and thirteen, ee and twenty-four, respective: thirteen and fourteen, of range Fsevent Island number twenty fours Is'nod number sixtern, in township eighth, of range five. Istond number filteen, in township seven, of range eigh piftlands number twelve and thirteen, in township six, of ranze of range fonr. n, of range nil number four, forming parts of svctions nd islands number five and sx, in town of range cleven ‘of range eleven. iy faving parts of My-one, in towuslap four, of rang propriated by law for the use of xehools, m. ot ll be exele NOTICE PTION CLAIMANTS, Every perso claiming the tight of preemption to lind in any of the tiwnships designated in this Proclamation, jis tirtte Of the provisions of the act of 221 June. 199%, a1 eeienled snd the act of Ist June, i910, or of the provisions of ' t. or that of the Ith’ September, 191, exe want ing certain privileges to another and different class of settlers is requested to prove the same ty the satisinction of the. [ez ter and Receiver of the proper Land Office, and make payment therefor, as soon as practicable after sening, this notice, and before the day appointed for the commencement of the ymblic sale of the land, as above designated ; otherwise such Claire ill be forfeited, wil rfeited, FB. MO HUNTINGTON, Commissioner of the General Land Oilice, 12 ingwd wow 113,