The New York Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. ——— YORK, MONDAY MORNING, MAY 9, WICH AND MAIL LINE TO BOSTON, VIA NOR R RAILROAD. WORCESTE LINE OF LIVE ‘a New York on the 2 > OLD POINS AW VOR CUnns ZANONE OUTDONE. roduction, Knowledge Sth and Livespoul ou IN Whig N ne salaries of Brooklyn und Stat Island, and statiouer Bantum-Cock Stanley's in and Determination—The committee, Knowing the winted with the pro- ceedings of the commissioners, and believing y to the House of Repres butto the American people, that abuses should be as that measures might be taken during the present session to prevent the of the degrading eno! i the New York Cu on Mr. Poindextes to submit the The stermboat Old Poias ona Fire in Py gains after the Fire—Old Poin ight of the fir the public store situated in that street w with its contents, the eustom-house of five o'clock, from P 1 desire to be becomes ved. — in Front street, by whie Tickets can be ob- ADAMS & CO'S FE y, 13th August. and feeling an ignated by the Collector to take possession ed {rom the eonih emnant of goods sa’ wards of 1000 tons, ln New York, with, such 'finmoveraents as comb reat speed with untisual comfort for pas fas becn taken in the arrangement of thy ‘The price of passage h sve ships are all terntined to call ‘ods; so that TAMISsioners, prived of an opportun: they could identify and claim as them froin th one of the co: It of his laborsto the consider: DT . TEN ISLAND FER Foot of Whitchall sireot. The steaners STATEN 15) will run as follows, unul further notice ace is $100, for which ample stores will ships are commanded take every exertion to give general satistte~ by experienced Masiurs, Who ¥ Neither the captains or owners of the ships will be responsi- 2 sent by them, aaleas tee Old Poins G —Great Discoveries in’ Cart. Mirat, as toca on hisarrival in 2 ad Opening in Dirt and Drayage customs who On the same night, or the ble for any letters, pare removed to an g, the goods we! ealier go armed, end their pecue his lis 1) eC abtch scutayirtiomee tenet: coe Viar constructio: but vessels of war. open fot, used pared in” heaps ements of the f r for that pur- : officers thereof,pre- fe, apply to ‘3 & CO., 86 South st., New York, or to OWN & 'CO., Liverpool. d 124) cuts por single pers | ceat each, vin this lot all persons w the claimants of permission to examine the pare t ight belong to them: which was refused, tion of the gooda fe sons were admitted 4 cial permission of the ry off a part at they were WM. & JAS. Letters by the packets will ‘be shoet ; 40 cents per onuce, and new een 4 EW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. COND LINE. £ this The will hereafter leave New York on the istand Havre of the Iéth of each month, as follow Sy haa eke ee fe York, ‘Hom Havre. , on his removal from that ¢ months afier It will theres | an required to he partic of the owners thore bors of the coin be only necessary to lo , to show its real character under the new form was produc igstionset the om the Pier foot of itiauelt street—Kare $1 The NORTH AMERICA, Cay Tuesday, Thursday a re also allow pods. On a mer sof the goods eo ¢ » been favorite er claimants we: y onumisgoners.-—- ili be seen that the expenditure of money, by se Hoyt, for cartage and Jaber, was not’ only the undersigned ‘Trawsdet!, leaves a dav afternoons, st} o'cloe For passage or tie! yon boon, or, wo in amount, b ids of property taken onty at the risk of d "Thus the goods were se- tion, without the | ons than thos t became impc from the bad lots: many of ly so, while the ed to an extent which worthless. Jt appears, in i during the titne odin making up the heap OW MORNING LINE for W pressure Steam OW will leave the fu hamday aud Saturday PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES. ERSONS desirous of making eng: emigrate from the Old ( icient voucher to show the actual amount of labor performed, or sipUTICAY other person orf t6th Febraary ders to know the gooc the pieces being sow portion were d iéth November. Factotum—Factotuns wacter—He (George Passengers will be te, with the exce subscribers, free curred on them, A. Wasson) , that some it preparatory to the ane third story ef an they could obser’ feo any other tha the sexpentes actual 4 freight or passage, apply te Or reBOYD & HINCK ements for friends to in the seizure and s one of chis sta both in New. York and e same personof whom Mr. Saml, of Lawrence, Stone, & i “that he belie ht, in the. joining building, from whi in which the hi ‘Phe enstom-house officers with inding that they we the heaps or id be taken at the d their friend » the manne condemnation of Witneases in court, hein despatch and comfortable ace ir it be commodations, will find scribers, who are at all times prepared ments as will guarantee satistactios this line are allof the first cla wuentiy all deloy at wh avoided, As has al those settled for di the manner of Lawrence (of the he covered, so that no Lawrence) = jrabiarlation “is Y the value of ps or lols, set to work fort yoods ina man= the might time. and rv ner well calculated to deceit detected them, and others to: whom their infor tion might be commun Gl Poins’ on Auction Sales—Je; care of himse'f—Old Poins’ only deals in facts— ingemonstrovsiy full of er P8i0, the goods ninesmonths unelaimed ace average of $34,000 in the two prece the sum of $14,671 6 SAMUEL THOMPSON, ‘of this individ shed Passage Off under the ord al, George A. Was: ad instructions n the grounds zh an estimate of Jease Hoyt, on which Mr, Lawrence Exchange or be fu d 3 tums—Alsd xts—Old Poins becon ence that a great 8 were perpetrated ndividual, George A. Wasson; and, il ofthe testimony given cn these matters, i sufficient to clasa them under the general heads UY tion of goods trom 1) his own use, which was doue ton considerable extent, as will abundantly appear, by ny of Floyd D. Archer, John Searing, the purchase of ¢ sometimes in in the names of other quality of which goods he had . by appraisingand packing them, which to all other bidders, who were not er exainine the an Abstia tion remaining in. st om about aut nd Hegel pract fe) cular Packet of the nown fast siiling by this same n Thursday, the 9th inst, ria the part of the her reculir day, 5 Her accommodations for cabin, second cabin ant stoc ' ktown to bs far superior to any 0: aboard, fut of Been: BROTHERS & CO. sto the old eountey for their it are of light drast wly coppered and putin splendi sor pasuemgers sineq $ vorters, that any ustom-house would, uader of Mr. Hoyt, duties had b es were not of y the enorn i rt, and in all such mation has usually gone ake every exertion to i times bo towed up and 3 of passage, apply general satisfaction. down the Mississi 1 street, for stahus of thexe ships will be De for jewelry, bullion, Persons desirous of 40 Sdends can bre T package, sent by or pi lading are taken for the eau them, unless regular he value thereon expre For freight ee Ting trom the abo r4ons, of the juired anaccurate 5 & C0. 8 Sauth ator Orleans, who will promptly forward all goods totheit address ‘Tire ships of this line are ware ity ts a ised, tnd erent ere will be taken to have New Line—Rewnlay Packet ud the revenne. y fore, have. pi « of a nine months’ sale, ri incur the exponse of 1000 tons, will sail as goods when coal for his own te, ; hired and paid at the public store, to labor f is owa use and benefit. Old Poins on the Morals thing said of Wine Drin Old Poins becomes Pious and Patriotic—ail but his Eight Dollars a day—Tais conclusion is strongly ea fc id taken in relation to > of a custom house tax, regularly | nd paid, in advance of elections for city offi- (i nd Kepresentativ mbers of Congre ce President of the United > ing the whole period of th trations of the Fede nployment of lal & CO., 56 South street. in W. Skildy, of 1000 re $10. t ship, GARRICK, Captai ch Jane, her reguiar a will succeed tie Sheridan, and sail f Politics ot Large No- STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP gat ihe City Hol AND NEW YORK, VIA—SOUTHAMPTON. BELGIAN SPU AMER BRITISH QUEEN, The devs of departure of heen fixed as follows : iwerp, On ith Vin 142, On 7h Mi: nid have brought, in the New York mar t W por cent. hove their appr ew Line—Reanlar Packet N, the mass of ev 3 nip $ Steamship, have F. A. Depeyster, of 4000 tons, WM! sail as abs nt auction, would owners up to paid by the ea « goods are ¢xty From. ig meengrice passage, having secommod : board at Orleans wharf, foot in the State E. K. COLLINS & CO. 36 South street. | Lesislature, for ty, of 1600 tons, tu June, her regular paasexe, measis not ine rn © meals wiil be The packet sl twe precedii served on board Government. manner, anil at may contract for the royage Burseon on board. Ege e i freight or passage, or any farther juformation, apply to 2 TW. & H. HALL, Agents, ou, the plan of “1 ho xed and moderete prices, Families or nthe sieward. A. experte day. Poasengers' may rely on the ships of this Ling smling puncta- jd pot neglect ese goods, having ri 80, being 9 p goods, for storage. Old Poison Frauds on the Revenue—Pravds all is just nr Break FISK’S COMBINED SUMMER BAKER AND COOK STOVE, FOR COAL OR WOOD. ATWOOD, Pateucee—Price + tues, furnace tely followed by also be seen, by the report of the surve evidence, that nu were absent from duty, mission of the Collector, or without censure from that officer, for weeks nnd mouths prior to ele tions, forno other purpose than to influence voters, and lend their vorable to the p officers of the Gover in consequence of ty mortifying to be obliged to tr high and responsible o erved for his 0 recent on the a orand other he customs aised value of the erous officers of rby the express p; ixte-—Old Poi gins to tell the truth. wd the manner in whi d, the commissioners will do nearly ue- ng of the Largest, sized of the fume will adm: fs, oF feteen gallon etitee suitable for bo ie foot of Courtlandt etreet, New York. {ley Sanday od ease of the a esnecess of ower, while their salariesas fiered no diminutic mG may be roast ry ith Jess than 3 ceuts per day—for proof of ose Who have used FISH'S Stove chants engaged in the importa ie manufacture: The interrogat ich we refer to tho goods and in da both in New h pvernment to inotives so unworthy of the siation he oecupicd which over two and of the more! chars: eter of the country; but a faithful diseha: y leaves the under- signed no alternative but to anfmadyert freely on fr yractices 0 gross and i 1 they are by a chain of testimony wh. to every impartial mind must be conelusive, Old Poins on Hector Crai, Justice— OL Poins Lew same remark: nee of such 46 the tariety 01 Se ee RAHWAY AND Fare reduced. the foot of Liberty stree ts a decided prefere Tiiave used it duviag all the ily recommend it tothe publ aproveinent for sim and worthy of more praise than caa be appre Without atrial oft, Lim, with respect, yours, &e, Pastor of the Ber 209 Water street—The i purehased of you last sy: fd that may be done by that with an occ: ion that such frands end ev: ; ed to the injury of ihe revenue or ef the ho: ions had been prac. 4h BM, ERVILLE Sty between New do —Papermaking-—and ified to any fact New Brunswick, ted to the principa , Hector Craig; who being a pu a department to $1,638, during his and what is still more remark: at in his own or evasions of the > From rumors and vari ing to the deserep. cases, the exist = The fare in the 7% A.M. for’ its economy. ally extra fire, we hare cooked for trom r ave more thautt, York and New Bouwwiek, io 50 persons, With edoush less fuel to MRS. BUEL, 63 Fution street, of these seliing ata e far below w by others ata re 1 New Brmswiek Ai! Line parses throw thug at 9 oelock. oak ndays the 73g A. M. trips frou New Brunswick is .) and speeu- rands have bi lew York every e foot of which he ¢ that the amount ¥ evidence of aid at the cuttom house. ts on the Pri nd, Without any , they were audited and rs who. procure th ¥ ticket wratia. ‘Tickets are re ctor only on the day when jurehaved. NETO WEST RELIANCE PORTABLE For the ‘Transportation of, cots rable extent. per, and of Official ruption.Old Poiig becomes economical, and tks water for one day without trouble at this fact.—From a_revie taken on the sith they do not w of all the set of stationery, both undersigned cannot { te in aseribing the amount ordered, @ paid for these a tions and motives founde i he seope ef human re xercised, to draw aay other conclusion. ny of the w hese points are dem 4, or merch establish the P revenue, in ord. J., in presence of the of The same Lock was alter ‘This improvement in trausportatl ebants peculiar advantages. Ta the boats at. eur warehous vied over the Co and the pric omnis being carefully pack He npon another 1 one of the Com 1 Locks, such as aresokd by the American Bank Lock Newell & Day's Permaut in official . for the benef enarge ot the goods | the entice routs, thug ing separated on the wa ine i \. Be—Parweugers forwarded to Pittsburg and Pottsville, eve ty day, Saudays excepted. of the same ¢ ig delays and the liability of lots y presumed, that if shibited at the ‘ustom house in any one year of his administra- ‘ifteen thousand dolls ent for the w y, with ordinary economy, ht have saved on this single nditure not less than thirty-five thou- rge of frand on any nam- rs, it would have » by the commi i Je tw0.cities first named being the highest pre- maj given im the Latter chy TS" ON These Locks are made to keys which can be yom on httndred thoacand. tailtion diffe cure aud proof for should we was widely thrown ope: ers, to the introduction. of . however, was therefore, that none such ©. ing inthe Conspir RAILROAD NOTI MARKET AND FREIGH% government we Hoyt withthe Now vrs to destroy Foret cr New York. Old Pains tilling 1 confidential communi- yiand Figures.—Ol) Poins horn about these times. — statement of the sid for stationery during the whole term er 1825, to the close o: rvice as collector, eriod of Mr. Swe d aisothat of Jesse Hoyt and J the whole expenditure down to sdward Curtis. Oriers for the above. Li and neodsa § promptly attended to by JOHN well & Day, No. 539 Broadway. Brunswick and New port of New Y. Stone, on the fixed atthe ap; len and seizure wrence and 71 ndard of value to be iser’s departme: te en made, and about to orted woollens. tr. Hoyt prom! that he would appoint any domes! goods, who. might. b ‘aiser in wool New Brunswick at $ A,M, dnily. is numerous countrymen, that h Assan street to mning through the whole Po country dealers and mer able for the eneedy mua c him: with the! rons Who May mannfactnrer of J.B, Stonvencl will kee boned him, as an ayy York custom. Thir’, That Mr. Lawrence made considerable efforts to obtain such aman, but did Fourth. That the offer of Mr. known, through some channel, to the f Fifth. That, Merchandise rent by this, | wre will always be the fi charge tn crossing . Comprny have fitted up a lance storehouse at ‘ot, Which will a the ticket offices, will run’ vropen for the re Hoyt became FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO~ fier consultation with some of these em ny ench made the propo: sition, informally, to Mr. Charles A. Bradley, a mna- uufaturer of woollens, and suggested the sam of five Mara aa the salary that would be p by contribution of the manufacturers, if he wou t the appointment. rh, Th ppointment was not tendered by the collector (Hoyt) to Mr. B yi E he states, that if it had heen so teader ty mentioned by Mr. Freacl, he manufacturers, Mr. and preventing the wear act aronnd the ‘The proprietor: of Bin ghitn Wag. give notice to the petaiién, Line te Merchants of f est, that their tise is no ned to them {or sent w go before reticing nent dentists, a Lent throngh the particles of food weet, and healthy stat aod 4th quarters: please consign thoir who will attend to snuppug all All goods shor BINGHAM 'S For raves of freight of poor humanity co wary for their preservation, means needed Am ond effectnal then the tens the vorth, strength tes te bath joston Morning Powt. ‘The Orris Looth W, our enamel of ed, with the & wonld have declined it, i nth. That the faihweto obtain the services of {ley was followed by an attempt, my wo R rho was intimately asspcia- manufacture A consignments without more plrdeant distinctly oa eaca package se to all, yong may be referred to as con- specimen of the various the custom house for the whole pe- ne above state: stituting a pretty st street, opposit his the best detergent we over weed on a Passengers forw: Sandags exrented, Refer to BR. Orooke, Hage Co; Wi with or without engage theservices of Mr. L appraiser, * to work” turers ; or, in other words, it, to raise and report woollen goo: offer was made ta this appraiver, as he tert two thousand dollars per annum, to be paid down, if he would acecpt it. contempt, and was 1 A. That a ein 4 2 and Wasron to any oflicer of the customs would perform the service in presence of Joseph R. prinveiyyal deucwiats in New Yous » YPICE is hereby York aad Albany Directors to sa Amerionn Fr, Old Poing on, Renti fellw—Oll Pains He resull of the wh Jesee Hoyt a terrible n and Precise. —'The estigation is, that Mr, five stores on his own ,in direct contravention of the aet sthot they shall be rented “ at poss understood holders. of the Now. y eat their Of 61, uy West Point swoamboat HIG ‘The offer was spurned with the public e: Secretary of the ‘Tre order of the Board, E. BLOOMFIRLD" Secret 260,000 La Norma Seenva, », from Havana, of eupertor Wt purchasers, At ray ADER, 16 Chatham street, udiy morning atGo'slock, and ‘Tuesday aud Friday aiternoon at bo'elucis. Kor freight or passage, aj : B.—Al bangeze, and fe i id this bomt, must @ Lill of inding ov recerpt is sign Y From this violetion of he’ has accumulated an meome, during his lterm of about three years, of the sum of $29,833 96, which will be greatly increased by the addition of the storage at Brooklyn and Stat to the captain on boar 9, for sale tn lots to The evidence by which this eurnmary of fact draw principally from 1h established has by Island, while the government coilected for him this | largest manuf t an annual cost, as above stated, with the Price Pwo Cents. turers of woollens, and Hamilton. of the enstoms in Ney cial correspondence of the eoll therefe , sustained by the vtor, Hoyt. Ut wo of a. distinct te Collector and [Corresponder tox, Manrso: L to doubt the ea ing or connexion betw iitoa—Situat eturirs of woollen: which was afterward: The Students—Professors—Ladies— —The Herald, §c. Frrxp Beys tions ot woollens from abroad, an to the domestic fabric the entire contro! of resident of this delightful village the market. ast, and I deem it a matter oi d to the readers of your in- be occasionally advised of Poins on the Spoils of Offier—Fut Pickings of wv again—Kach of the impo tired to Montreal left in the eity of New York an attorney in fact, the la enter ‘ur upon the summit level of regularly appc sof the United States, w: d according to shed that you had in information from in fret made lication’ to. the e goods belonging to the princi Col'ecior to enter t pals i for the entry of it is, with- as amived from held rect d i villages in ‘now contains s their own property. But Mr. Hoy: laws of the Un pulation of about uwo thou what is niost singuli dthe uniform praeti uadoubted rig to enter such Shortly sfterw: enee with these atlorneys porte ods and pay the duties théreon, tute of that class of ignorant, px ey, which is nlways the curse of villa ‘3, for the purpose ¢ ened proseeutions i C ms of money, which the ymeni of which he en of the arbitrary power of refnsi But what renders this place so impor wid a dying world, is that he: head ef the Js is being educated iain and the pa: e tests the fountain- iptist denomination, their goo in siore tothe interests of the importer would involve them in utte The only thes terms > knowing that to detain them h of time weute ty about two hundredistudents, who are pledged “to tuke the wings of the morning, and fly to the and proclsim the glad tidings jor damned. But, however, ay preach their peculiar docirines, nil bankruptey alternative left to them was, to incur inevitsble aud heavy josses, h the collector mig! extent of the eart) that man must be dippe much, they 1 orsubmit to tory of thes: nesse ctions may be found in the de- |p “<"re Hamilion Theological and Literary Institu. tion,” which is located here, holds at this time, no mean rank among the institutions of eur country. ittons of C, W, w, John Harr ‘ : ad other wit- ified on this subject before the comy resulted in the It is under the su, of & numerous board of ud the District Attorne: ange its af- Benj. F. Butler, of the f sons with whoin these forced compro made, to wi John Tailor, j Counse Counse ollowing sux ‘The faculty, in the severe number eleve departments, ,and as men and scholars, are d nto be entirely nlemmptible superstition sted, of that low and George Shaw. Counsel fee to Be Samuel Counsel Samuel Bradbury Platt & Duncan. Counse ong the Baptist, tand out in favor of re- s with liberal and enlay Their responsibili deed, very form, and pre eto B. F. Butler, as per’ faculty, are in- y have to contend against Henry Dix Counsel the old Bunit ani ns, which are yet entailed brought here by the students, who are Making the grand total of ters of the globe, fresh gathered in from the four q ough-handle Old Poins on Jesse Hoyts Stock Cp ations—-Tirris ble Outi a'mo.t Burst aud Mint propriation of the stoc! nd the woods, wher rscen out, only by lo ody, they are decidedly tof native talent. ut isin-— Old Poing — Move Cold Water justify or palli publie money by Mr. Hoyt to ulations, for his own accou. t of Heguaty and Paty medicerity, in poin' ibuted, doubtless, to on ly the subjects and converts of protracted meeting hey make their This may be y are general. Certain ed, to do so, from the shington. * you ever beheld. nd as presuinptuous as a le ay itbe asked, » and full of the most holy under whose sanction, the ong eared animel,over tor deposited in : their arrival, they within a verg J ¢ Pail of butter mi one million of d pre are taken into cor ration by Profes plinarian, has no pacity to beta rT) who uperior, and if they have will very soon he eney of these deposites? rege speculator in this racy of ceriain brokers ih being a large valuable members of view, render important s of the vil nd valuable services to of niaking his own d “lady prote all this matter ta time when this inetity- pnsibility, in the market at 5 t merchant would in this place; for some time past, quite an iichin better then the rest. ed among the th, and. in wh ite a dollar, ion of dollars, in hile the ‘Treasu yet, we have dircovered empty, and the ue US Own nos to meet nds on the ‘Treasury. : ted by the late collector, 11 ble; that the is undenia clever women,’ how it is very natural, ed by the in the world, and see thern anxians to © « stood and belteved where the transactions took place, but iti that not one ¥ In another pe milton is important. With euch a godly as aneizhbor, ‘0 yourself’ and venders, s the residence of Elder culations and deposites in the official correspond h the ‘Treasury ence of the Tt, apy of the York. race could be act is, we have here, sor ment, enough of such, to i r. Hoyt made @ sw: public money at the cu-tom-house in nts, den't largely in the stock ndsome disc hold men lik He paid old loaned mor: thing of elec ' tisane; and all these high-handed the constitutions and laws, and the practice of the wer can tiv 1 yto sustain, a sinking bank ns, and rewsrds to Lrvorites and par- interpolations oa ‘ Kna what they are worth He has lived in this , garded by th sach he truly community as any other Jie has been rather more fortunate than many Of that class, for he has accumulated a fortune éf about twelve th: rsvallin the wa vermment as it existed in its Jone and committed in the eople, and, if not fully appro: 1 without rebuke, u ‘n expected, int th pimitive purity, face of the Ameti- T by the Exeen- they resulted, as | jousand dollers in six of devotion and singleness of is master andenying souls, Now unity look upon hinr gs one of the ght have b Hoyt toa by Congress, are trom offic Old Poias on 8 Discovery it, or enous whe, ing: amount, a krowledge of whigh, d presumptuous creatures, that ever vd his career and drove him me of the Christian part among » is too avaricious, yet h ws Defalcations— J ret, ane » to hold hum ared, and nobody has takes great trouble, » ag the very pink of nt, for a length itis generally ne, holding a protracted » it not—Suvartwout body Swe ing busine nec elabor announced in advance that the elder will give an on he returns, an ting, and swellin between the ¥ annot be matched I hope that he does not in- di to be believed, when he tells what he hes don i The account he gave e, the commissionersdid not deem it ps, he is mistaken. rest at Providence, y x and the most ridienlous outrage, t made on th he Honae of R the greatest burst nuittee of 1339, and the ev. ing t it w upon an audienc rcount which he gave, he ander suit was ¥ charged,and that the whole afl nee taken by the cor volume for the od, without q 1 have been and having in- ndghis bail were di | curred a nseless expendit had er commissioners mination of the e the commi ke, and these who teok up the mat d, before he Witneases who test sorrow for ¥ ed that they they had done, and conte Into it by the “wicked { believed here that the use of Hepre Jready in thy itional facts | ation of the comm | of Mr. Swartwout tothe United 3 y be proper to presen n for slander is not oe gratifying to usto know how the matter does stand relative to thateuit. Can you inform us? Of which it D this report. i Wish you wot ceived by 4 mild send up your “ Ariel” and let nm hear his st ant eashier of certainly to be 1 daily jour- his battles with the des of which, it ed bythe cashier nounced that Mr. Phillips, the assistant e: Sabbath before he left he and his assistant, in his deposit House of Repr: bonds were paid that the sums so receive Swartwout, as collector. wont has denied ov oath, before the comnvissioners; urse of his pr t there wenld not than ten thousand converted ; and he be- would not foll short of Devil's head Hinits that all ‘or Boston wa twenty thousand quarters in Americ Meqation Mr. Sie © could not say he could, single ved the whole he further states, that he neither recei or any part of the money collected on the bonds de posited with the cashier, nor did he give any orderré ‘ the eash book, nor any other ord officer of the cus omit the law “ horee, foot, and dra- though backed up atheists, and for battle. When ho ns will pay him ne Quite scatce here, ¥ to shave first rata handed and alone, rout ny Universalist nothingarians, he was ready I hope the I well, for money ¢ and there is obhgations, at a discount of f Unitarions, deist ecting the entr rformance of su good opport Neither th any evideni i Mr. Swartwout on hi was We have had in this seetion, quite a flare up in that this large sum wa , the way of moral reform! dyafis or chee The parities most tnti concerned are, an ex-shenff living in Peter- The doctor is al to any other pe: and 2 doctor. faet, ther ceived et the offi be re , bein admitted, that the money 3 ehirr, it would seem to te, on the part of that officer ov his indictinent, and the ex-sheriff arrested. inall, it is a very interesting case. I will give it to you when read to show in wh: paid to Mr. Swartwout, an entry should f niade at the time in the cash book, with the intials attached of the person ust lector to re all such testimon responsi The Herald is regarded here as the only paper of nd is sought for by all classes, the Indies Can you not afford to send one of your Weekly Herald to the Institution here: d be of great benefit to them; they have reading room, and receive a large number of grataitous. Should you send on Ily entrntted by the col. Th the absence of , the question arises, whether the evolves on the eallector, or the ensh- ter and his assistant, to® account for and make good e amount of money, ive such payments. direct to “ Lite- to the (re con! rary and Theological Institution, Yours truly, : al esvedly, rec cashier's off whom, or bis assis saticfactory vouchers, th by incumbent to, show, sposition made 8 money, fo nequit them- TERS AND WATCHMAKERS GENE dd ond silver Dials wv er of them of 1 United States, and selves of the imputation of having applied it to his or their own use. mperior style to ve him @ call at 167 Broadway It isunderstood. th A commenced in the district court of the southern EW ATUS WHIT he afvon on the poourh of the district of States, the name of the United istant castier, for wriclee to the undersigord, which were stolen from st Phillips, the received by him, ns he admits, the payment of which, to the Collector, or ite depos . With roel apots “intensed for 3 br cin the bank selected for th: t purpose by the 5 or it proportion to thei asury, it remains for him t ry of the Tre Dish. in defend the United Statet in this enit, which is still depend ing and undetermined siderable amonnt of bo Mr. Swartwont, } 9 tion a8 Collector, and paseed to his credit at the ‘I'rea sury Department. f against a recov EW GUITAR M GEORGE fh DERWOR', hos the honor to acquaint he Fri arrange with ea It also anpe i ' professor of the nds, originally debit Ne pe i A ceompaniments for D. will also arrange amd compose music for orchestra, i ‘ive instrwetions to ama: instruments, and | tears on the piano forte and violin, The Salem Observer saya there is a female that city who has not hu that her mind is bi ve bales for sale by: ink tor ten ye: ght and clear.