The New York Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. VILI.—No, 278 --- Whole No, 3129, NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8. 1842. . Price Two Cents wtence. Strange as it may seem, we found this rece i MEDICAL. Pgs rates earn, eter oes ofa = ing himself with ‘meat, potatoes, Weed ut the hte with an BRISTOL'S &: aia ye gn Fident relish of the hearty meal. tag stumps of limbs, which NUFACTURED omnetor, C, ©. | lately presented a indeous mass of eating ulcers, are’ now heal- M‘AGHis tou, buiteto, “a0 Vis" Agent, WIL: | ing over er Kindly and nothing ont ut the scars are left ‘0 tell the BURGEM Whe jon 30 ah 38 Core, injury done to the left shoulder, and the parts that eurroued. the ark ‘and 188 Greenwich st, ste Bigg Son Dinggists | Khe eve, the lower jaw, amed ie fragments of ears still grow- throughout the Uni ing.on the head , the appearanes of which we shall not attempt ‘This preparation been before peerderetad . ven years, during w! time its reputation as been stead en F nsflene ng. spre: sof Mea eee: dvi ne at aan ts present a eran intense protracted, pet satan Se eee dase ke Sa sour age vO aetna tnieraeat altars m ere all, fanearily borme Oataooes to its superior ¢! as | doubles justly, tinued’ ‘oy hen mabe tothe egelnaive uae, 4 now in the possession the provtiee | fer the lant ix wee of regalse portions of Me. C. C. BRIS- almost rosseasion at the Prove: | TOL'S SARSAPARILE Tine oto kas d the have seen its me- their written ns onryifenies, Bar tor, will show. Testimo truly auspicious, and pected: tous who have been ‘thi mteuieliaans poe cap aptntencon tthe agedes tered when the disease was com- the constitution sound and faite to prevent one of te greatest combina oan a i tanbsted taraeal AIS FOL he EI have b re. beew sequained with Peter from, its peculiar properties in almost infallible i have known his son Hlcomplaiges that arse (om mp ‘itny nti ‘of the the load, fro1 m ta tee dessa ‘do hereby ‘than the morbid ect the absorbent. and lar systems the above, from the verti im in areerel for Tong, standing seanding § fr digo, ORANGE MANSFIELD, P.M. Irregularities of & human — ee Sa Nov. 26th, 1841. Clarence, ‘Erie Co. eases in 4 ‘ould make ngth| 1.0 OM LE Co. i Jal i 18th gabe se eat 10 the rape net and wee | Mesure out sat eso: Gabon men wie detalied ince gence, eapecting a cfr bile | enn’ pavetclaes the vik, mr. ot pd ain eaten excep then ofthe. nary | 19 « Dr Thompson, whe sald ines bo pe tongs T then app only cs ee “conte be yf j Se) wee ‘to have attention general 1 a {| was dent that its. es only need be Fa geet Ped to have my arm lined. Iu the ar ea peers Pie Bis msacd i hip" eaten! etn fas Se of “aca bay «| Said Few thage ahr Ae a se aut Pose ho: biser’ ‘lei a, was atte! & person who, like all for ms ae pe. “ expense oot far hosp ot least y ‘Deuaiae, of te S| Pea here have beet at ‘twen'y Re pe February, 842, ‘came ocroes & wrapper {rom & ‘corr Saeeh beri rie yet new Yeux, April 20, it, and used a a week for twoor c when c. en nee « 5 a I found imyacif toil appearance completely cured “At any rave nig ig azo ea creea gee = a se i and from che Beieticuse Tram tnaee who ave ett ‘ may be much i by paying it more is gation in advertising, Qu arrangements are Pech with the at papers that we can n have sdvertisements inserted on ch better terms than most others pay and more conspicuous ‘you would like to make an with us or acing sficacy of this medicine, extensively, we think it be. pede of mach ot eens References be- f"have now four different stores, three of tore re lps 3 Rl ee ‘one for esaleing, sed my nip such ‘enable us to dis Tous of more Sf it ethaps, than any 0 fe aball be Poaith street Techs jear from youon this sabes or if you visit Toya Bi Bryant, eRe ‘dase c. New ee ee Cid tones youat our store Wm. eter Te Fulton soot ours, very res) , famaes stree Ty eee & D. SANDS. Ville webbie: corner of Rivington and Ridge sts. OFINIONS FROM MEDICAL GENTLEMEN, Noor a, loan, 13 Cross ose ‘We are acquainted with the preparation 2,8 William Witeure Here street wufactared by C. C. Bristol, arate tie mote oF a ean, 08 Leis [ess in ont penctice, Hiave'e tp consi — muel Leland, 96 Hudson street ra Sear Sceepemeimeimn | [Oleg ieres Boni ru Hes > Matte ppescaicdana dds jt Bohouse os tA Ay ha ‘Culver! 191 ‘Bann suet, oo oe ‘wish anyone to purchase this medi aR AGG. Themselves that all that is said of 1 From Doctors Wells and ee resident Physicians at Can- andaigua:— ‘ANaNDaicuA, Dec, 27, nee have freanenly precited ‘Mr. C C Bristol’s prey ier wlll take ave reuble > i substandiaied testimony in addition to tne ghone, which ese conclusively thet tho aracle is what ie paper and have always found It to ane ret 3 ga excellent at mage gases Where Sarsapanila was ur Cav ti0n—As the fame of thia woudertal wilicion ents article has not pen mites. ‘a part of otis re- tndwe tan ely vey Ost thebeeperrenusn putation. ‘ia aificted“thorelare shold. be Boveatefal i they we havocver uscd. 13, M D Wish the true article, to ask for Bristol's, and E a + | warren signature of'C. © Batsrou is acrons the co kof the AIA: Hyde, one 0 aunts ae | ae orale by reputable Druggists and Agents throughout the gg, ios siven : we, Will }, 50 Courtlandt street, and histol—Dear Bir: Tain neply out of Willa Barrer, " t 4 ot ae ‘you please, you may wend me wekoentocia: Greene screst, saat rol ; ¢ the followi places: gent, decal 1p me at Fluid Extract fy a Breay,S rita ex 10 Astor 3 James De venue wach advantage, in Brn, Gmudheabua, Tob ‘Grocuwich sivet, ond as moat any cause, it distr the beni y se oguai L LOZENGES. provecginen of Ee iach regs yours ly, J. a.HypE. | PETER rer tthe niet ot coe ela From Docu Hoye P 4, July 2 tightness of the chest, breachitis,and Mr, C. C. Brstol-Bir:, We have used our bret of Sar a aly Sektior BE, CURED! Those whe pure state of the blood, and as a general cn of the systam | or'iut progress napa: by: oline: Dr, Peters" Con fptemny ‘we esteem it as article Low in use. fanglost a Ba Pease M.D. need its ravages, A y of a few dayso fooe sd ¥, M.D. Trice 25 ceuts From Dr. A. Miller: ely gt a. Peters’ Cough Lozenges have performed. some of the most ies . July 24, 1841. te ‘One’ trial ‘of them is more satis- she ppnmction Be aegti o ecolume of certitevte: ve it Eee ha PETERS MEDICATED LOZENGES ie most oe at” a highly concentrated for wie + 1) tuable aiacovery of the ith coptary, They ate entirely plex A-MILLER, M.D. | Santo fhe tastes and more, efficient than any ouher medicine. From Dr. 8.C.Noyes: fae i= apenas conducted fp Frsoncer sin of inted with Union, w vi reid fee adres . os Sete eter i el they Peneider the reputation of the article form of Lozenges for the ‘ean be obtained, I have aera er ithoat thes Lezei 2 pre ope in my. wy any neat EARNS we eye as wi oe nes From Dr. A. P. Curtis: 2 114, Geneseo 3, 1641, ms Arrica. Genegee Co. J PETERS’ PILLS. EUR RH tS tt Possessing all of the active princi iefe'no beeitation ears Oe eee ieee Ret D, are & hiscorereie, ee rat eds following iL. dyspep- Serie pays. ae A ig ag Paioe a alsin, sek neyo and we bare go estan nny hat ero po sy Sp aed coterie be raiessician’ wes Searle Sa nS ing il ery . K THURBER, M.D. aes Siamese es of tenet botched or allow complex. Agarement of wo shore ca, may be seen by Zaling on ; i * janie, July 2, 1041. ae thevare are poe psi =“ their operation, producing ne1- » Westie andenigned, nhyriciens residing i Banien abd Ben, Lae Ninth of Wg stock, Va. says" They are. abet- the above state of hi Cy Po “sf “st aie recommends their use, we have foes aieribing his eure to the use | agent at ‘Sts ich, Vesta ne saoplies fms for 3 Sa asec of earch aris sad the | remarkable cures gu: shatthay son pealbcoel’ 89 evely cooorinede . tea CMs. E. Ward, of New York, S108 CROSS, m. D. sd “fo fis york. "By =e oo wos billy akon was completely ew Clark was afflicted wi and obstruction, di scene wath mem a nine viene ‘was cured by Hon. E. D. D: ited with rheumatism, tobe unable 10 d ‘Simei Peters’ Fillssenuirely D. cared hi Justice of the Pesce. Ba hy ms ‘testumoniale ew 1 We by tebe Ste hd je e that afterwards Justice of the Pesce. | Swill age tnemin preference to ll ethers: bel JB Fas Avqon, Janay int |, ra ORM “LOZENGES, | ve ly the to Mi was a ‘orm are the orm, ieee Mayn Seo wi ee jiged to be conveyed about od n area ST vcred' vor ‘Ue Spica, sees ‘a form the arcs “tan a enesiy eam winced that her recovery is entirely at- | % years.— At she would eat voraciously and sometimes eat nothing wate leo oe SE EMINGTON, M.D. | stairs tras ant wanting away; her symptoms Were #6 en, Jt 17, 1842. at, Thare been one of wee ree ‘Mr a a) 6 wat ther woul the constantly grew worse, and et foareunrs wrt di all that bases Bu og the justruments to no I Be gate cme aie GROVE C. GAGE, M. D. san a Ce ars mon gine st. N. BoE sd for them, eh eed ce them in his ae tn wi see: is oe been waod thoy ete eblhite othe tier bare en used they are prefer vy lag of great val lected from each porns alee, The most Ral Darts, and they confdenly say those lozen CORDIAL LOZENGES. are pecific ‘of ees | Ee aes , ioe VEGET, Noe lw iLABTER |G STRENGTHEN- This is, aot only the bat the best, neatest, and most og tn exinvonce. coptors’ shilling Plaster is au easy and most effective fe in the breast, side, or stomach—w: i ‘back—stil pen akness of the 5] ition to break: ee a ‘nd pimples, liatlessness of the frame, and for gene debivatio, sMlicted as above try one of Bro aoe elm HOLT’S CANDY iG ANY THING = he, IND.—Let it x = ition, (sole- sg bagh itself a rie (sol (ATi vise a ja ie 4 imation, mest reseed Mr. het ores SURE, reas | ean See of whi ser tsy rata ith any Pees cro the ight hand ih i ar tee eee ft ol time : piri v0 | D. were iat ae ease effec ee maak Cd ae Main street; also, by the CEE me pe ee JR. CARPENTER’S Old No.4 io, (near Pearl st.) Eero | 30 years all fect cures in narra MUSIC FLUTE & GUITAR. ME. PHILIPE ERNST, Fvofersat of te tas ite new onda 8 itar, which wil be found wall waters fi ah fOr amateur, rom its being well auapted to Galealated not guy wo please but fo afford tinstrution. with several ae dion “for the guitar® are to be (ound ar Mle Birsach realtone 68 street, where he ecutinues to give lessons on tae hore al imer "TEACHER OF THE FLUTE. MONZANI, 55 Thompson street, nstructioas on : Flute. Terms + $13 per quartet. Saves nee amor GUITARS. MARBTIN & COUPA, Guitar Minufacturers, 385 Broadway, up staira, have consiantly on hand a large assortment | Guitars, of French, German, and Spanish M. &'C. would gall the attention of Solo Terz Guitars, made after the model of Giuliani, whi brflianey and gpa tone are superior, and ‘very eaay to fect, and to seand any change of cl gy en ey time should they not prove satis{nctory ers are invited to call and examine them. Prices nom ‘$15 to $100. Sold, wholesale and retail, 8.3, Coapa coutiuaes o give Lessons ou the Guitar _ DAGUERREOTYPE rol nag foptictan, T° ARRANGE knowledge Persons wishing to procure am in- strument Will thovefie hadi os Cats Ramee oS purchase of an optician. Im*r DAGUERREO TYPE. F (ih MRAUET & CO. mine un set oppo Os yaplic, 3 they hav just received by packet ship Argo, ao = 1000 Daguerreo! vy French Plates A new supply of the best and newest patterns apparatus 100 ounces cromine nae ounces cromine of iodine 50 pounds hydrosulphate of soda 50 grammes of chlonde of gold 300 pounds of tripoli of vernse 50 ounces chloride of iodine And the new bovk containing the latest improvements it -guerreoty pe. 05 Im p SHAKSPEARE, k Row, and 3 A TE TRUBSCHIBETE begs to ret his numerous friends, for ment \yers to a gsiestet ment they have given him, he re-opened the above establishment; he assures them and the public in general thathe willeoniinue to use every exertion to merit their ps ‘the i Larder will be always supplied with the choicest deli- eacies of the season, which Will be served up ina Superior mad- nepyat prices in ec withthe times. ‘he ill be stocked i draught and Beoech Ses Loudon porter, and vogar dl of the very boat qu Breakfasts, dinners, teas, and suppers, at all reasonable oot din ups, ke., on hand every day, between the hours SOFSTERS~The very best that can be procured, in every Beadle notice being given, ANY DISH whatever can be Private rooms, for the accommodation of i papper parties EDWARD INDUS al3 ‘dtaw isdw*r “ON THE CANAL STREET PLAN,” ‘THE Public are by this time satisfied that the cheap, clean ‘and neat Oyster Shops are the best, avd that they are as wellserved as else whe: ‘The Subscriber has opened a new establishment at No. 109 Nassau strcet, a few doors above Ann, where hi ie hopes, by t attention to business, he will merit so a new beginner, on bis own account butan ‘old hand hand at eect tewat ROe seed se cceh, serra up on the sho en r »prol est notice, and the best that can be found Aaa insurer Parties will find this a pleasant resort 6 Pos “LIVE AND LET LIVE.” Ta been ¥ motto under which the celebrated Resta jo. 214 tere set sail under, and thusfaces athered the storm times with our bannerstillilgatia. © the er of public favor fo§ tion. The proprietor: lean establishment, attet one finest oysters the markevattords yrith edesire toplease, ensure to him a liberal patronage. ing shall be want- fo keep up the reputation ef the cali ment" ‘Neversay 8 a au Broudway. opposite St. Peal’. ‘St. Pauls. ONE PRICE CASH S TORE, ” AT ft Chatham street, where will be found clothing following low prices:—Beaver and pilot cloth coats, Coe £ to $15; satinett from $1 $18 to $3; double and single tres ae! vest, from $1 50 to $250, The west sive of ham 828 Im*r HENRY COGSWELL, THE AMERICAN MACINTOSH. PRED ICE or or habit, make some to prefe such to make trial of our wa: and capes, a for once (so far at least as o1 are concemed) that tthe ouly merit peculiar to the see it over the ‘American, { is that oy 2 have hung on a pe; Cheapside until they out of sahion, th ea a ‘ood enough for the market.” DISEASES wor on HE RYE. opHTHALANG YSURGEON, jo, 207 BROADWAY, AT EENDS ape fit NI EC: OFFICE sSAkY OFER pS OLE STIMATES o’CLOCK. ipletea his studies (sean, ei DR. LLG eee eye Lary tora te Ly wate inode action is siven to refer so ls njoj ne of cake inn “ah bere sas oor treated gratuitously J. SHANKS, M. Dd, of Opieye and Die the Eye and ne Spor god Serer, Die | toa eh oO ed poreig 4 John street, ——. oer Sa eed feetions of "Vision, that Sean « office, ‘chele cages ry aappeeng that skil practice, based on an, as seis taceamical ogsetologigals ant gical i knowledge of th ite the tenes Bt Ear, pg FS 4 ision. 2 a va to 3, P. M. daily, Sundays ex- Medical Di ifthe University of “ih Secnabtesammmalent a 9° ere ae TEETH. Reth Ine of 20 per cent—U; don auction or atmosphe the Tay street next door tothe church, west, Seep Broce ot Gold ve ‘Orr Tooth ae Pat cage fare method oxth [ote oa mus e i te alg ca view, (now ok pry bedad« ater B. TUTTLE, Agent. iy single numbers {0 cents. for all of the foregoing Ww: xe 4 Ann street, N. Y, 514 Im eod*r ag A Tishabi She rubstribers ha have Sada of sere ere, esiven neh centres, and sale lower, pare eon himent teat iene walt the met iment in ou Ko etl a a e ste, an ‘os Stock of Chiat ine for win low, of anus fixe iReeether with ene Beds, ‘Matt mts it ornaments, &e. je at remark: ble low a8 eadimere ene: » OF aot venta me areas, HART, Upholst 1, ke. SOLOMON pa. erat So ony Oppel ‘¥' So aeE at ae ae Ga City Intelligence. ‘Tue Croton Curzsnation.—The preparations for the celebration of the introduction of the Croton Water are such as will render it the grandest affair that has ever been presented to New Yorkers, who are not in the habit of seeing things done ona small scale, The military, fire- men, temperance and other societies already entered for places in the procession, number nearly twenty thousand persons, and numbers of others will be added before Fri- day next, the day on which the procession takes place. ‘The Corporations of Troy, Albany, Brooklyn, and Jer- sey City, have accepted invitations, and wil be present. ‘That of Philadelphia would also have been present, but their term of ottice expires on the day of the procession, and new members are sworn in, Thousands upon thousands will visit this city on thet day from surrounding towns and neighboring cities, to view the magnificent display that will be presented. A number of Fire Companies from Philadelphia and other cities have given notice of the their intention to join the procession, and several military and other associations from neighboring towns will also be present. George P. Morris, Esq. has accepted the office of Poet Laureate. ‘The New York Sacred Music Society will sing the ode for the occasion on astaging erected in front of the City Hall. The second regiment, under command of Colonel ‘Thomas F. Peers, will escort the Common Council. Charles King is appointed to writea History of the Cro- ton Aqueduct. Martin Van Buren, the ex-President of the United States, and the Governor and Lieutenant Governor of the State have been invited, and will be present. General Gilbert Hopkins has been selected as Grand Martial and some twenty gentlemen as his aids, ‘The Fire Department will present adisplay unequalled at any former time. The Typographical Society will be accompanied with apress in operation, printing an ode to be written for the occasion, and other trades will also be represented by workmen engaged in their usual avocations, ‘The following are the names of the Societies already entered for places in the procession. We give them in theorder they have applied — Four Divisions of Artillery, under Gen. Sanford, Floyd, Doughty, and Jones, numbering about 5300 Fire Department, 3000 University ot New York, 100 Hibernia Burial Society, 450 Wengerence ‘Socttter—Tho Parent,” Marshal, °° e jes—The _Paren’ Franklin, Marion, Paoenix, Yonkers, Mount Pitt, Lafayette, Manhattan, Ark, Cold’ Spring, 8t. Georges, Parent of Brooklyn, Wallabout, Wash: of Jersey City, Young Men’s Washington, Young Men’s ‘'emperance, Howard, Broadway Cheisea, Washington Beneficial, numbering about gered Silver Artizans, St. Nicholas, Bakers’ Total Abstinence. Washington Jubilee ‘Temperance, Butchers, ‘st. David's Beneficial Society, Sons of Hermon, Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, St. David’s Temperance, wannee Prospect Benevolent Temperance So- Now York Typographical, Hibernia Universal Benfieial Society, Shamrock, New York Lyceum Debating, Italian Union and Beneficial, General Societies of Mechanics and Tradesmen, Columbla Total Abstinence, German Benevolent Washington, Mercantile Library, Good Samaritan Temperance, New York Society of Letters, Socrates Union Society, American Institute, Mechanics’ Institute, Fire Department of Jersey City, Ne ine ‘Tem 1c Saint Joanets United Brethren, (German,} ’s Naval School trom United States ship North chilieen from Long Island Farms, ‘The Commitee meet again at the City Hall on Tuesday at 4 o’clock, to receive applications from delegates of so- cieties and asseciations tor places in the proc ARir-ve Amoxc Buxctans.—During the last ‘several months a number of burglaries have been committed among the dry good and hardware stores ofthe lower part of the city, and officers Gil Hays, Welch and Tompkins have succeeded in arresting anotorious English burglar, named Thomas Thomas, who has been one of the gang concerned in these robberies. They have since recover” ed 196 dozen of the best finished pen-knives, worth from $12 to $15 per dozen, which had been stolen from the store of Mr. Spies in Pearl street. On arresting Thomas a large “Billy” and a regular English burglarer’s coat, with a pocket covering the whole back, capable of holding from one to three bushels of stolen goods or Irish potatoes.— ‘The accomplices of this rogue will no doubt be “pulled” ere long h the energy of these officers. Aw ownrn is wanted for a new black dress coat, sup- posed to have been stolen. Apply to John Lowe, police officer, Lower Police. Arriication ro Bart. James Suuiivan.—This ie stands charged as one of the principals in the cate it at Hastings, was brought before Recorder ¢ yesterday afternoon, from White Plains, on a Ft of habeas corpus, taken out by J. B. Laforge, Exqr., vne ty Counsel, in order to be released {rom prison, on enterin ‘and’ sufficient security. ‘The Recorder de- cided that he had no jurisdiction in the case, except dur- ing the absence of the Supreme Court Commissioners of the county in which he is imprisoned, or their incapacity to perform the duties of their office. Neither of these facts having been presented in the affidavit before him, he could not receive the bail, and, therefore, remanded him back to White Plains. We understand that applicetion has been made to one of the Commissioners, who has re- oth ie nat iemmnpecne thes ree ‘Ruggles of the | {2% er, and then o Circuit Court, who rule at inhiecpals The Re- Corder sated thst be shoald havea hewteten th taking bailin the sum of nee forthe appearance of Sullivan, provided he had jurisdiction of the case, as in a consul) tion with Judge Ke ent a and Mayor ‘Morris, the offence had decided to ‘amount. 28 wickecedSebSscesse mts Court of Common Pleas, Before Judge Inglis. Oct. 7.—James B. Nicholson va. Allen Kinch and Abra- Banks.—The defendants, with a view to profit as pre Penghap on the Fourth July last, aperior, 0 on @ co party excur- ridgeport,Conn. They were to for by charter, but refused afterwi ais to do pg! action is brought. The aetense ts th is that the boat had been guaran- teed to be a swifter, and was to go on that day twelve miles an hour, but failed in doing so. The defendants did not clearly prove their case, and the jury found for plaintiff in the full amount. For plaintiff, Mr. E. H. Seeley ; Mr. W. H. Jansen, for defendants. Lear Lilienthal vs. John R. Oakley.—This was an action connected with an relative to the estate of Charles it is ite 4, and which is to be ¢ 08 Ker court. The ary found for plaintf in the 06. For Mr DM. Cowdrey Mr. J. R. Flanagan, for defendant." Before Judge Ulshoeffer. Ralph P. L. Snedeker ve. John Pendketon, et. al.—The be rg keep a sawmill corner 10th avenue and 13th They agreed with plaintiff (who is a machinist) terepeir and erg ong engine. Some ions | com poe ye in val ie, “* iP we tween $90, was them of plaintiff ; but the laler avers thee wes to by ‘rather ait unbustaose: pane and the it is an action of Trover to recov- ‘amount. The the latter sent to his factory pe. reg may- ing that he had sent for it. Orit, The lefendants on the other _— claim that a regular delivery had i been eae he ju For Set Mr. Glactes sherwood ; for defendant, Mr. Jordan and Mr. Corning. United Benreduige bv Court. Sert. 7.—The United saied eases vos ng ley, claim- ants —This was an action to test the rat 6) seizure import Mr. Curtis, Rape wae of a case of leather gloves, cad from Perio claimants, which were in yi which it is contended was too low h: per cent, ent, ead th the seizure was made om the ground of voice.—Verdict for the United States, My laintiff, Mr. ee — ‘and Watson. For claim- ir. Marbury and Mr. Me! The United States v8. Meriam Be laiments.—This was also a seizure on the ground of invoice. The claimants imported 6 cases of leather, which it is contend- ed were invoiced 25 per cent too low. The Jury, with- out leaving their seats, found for claimants. General Sessions. Before Recorder T Jadge Lynch, and Alderman James R. Wartina, Esq. Distric | Sect mri iy, or 40 Laurens street, wi it upon his trial disorderly house.’ J. O'Donnell who keeps a ho: it door, appeared as com: fhe Pt rn ca disorderly pad it wen proved that there were some Sere or eighty tenants in the houses rented by McAiheny, sod nearly the same number in O’Donnel’s,the latter of which were waite and bladk, mixed together in thated that O'Donnell was an. abolitionist. It wes also shown that O'Donnell and McAlheny were at swords | points, and to sustain the prosecution, O’Donnell brought | that earl the old black ‘* funny bag” or amulet doetor, named | Dr. Cxsan Jannisox, who with cane in hand, said that | some of de people live in de house with McAlheny, some | in de rear ; de platform used to be full of people in front | of dedoor ; 1 was called ence inde yard to see a woman | that was said to be sick ; I did not tink she was sick ; I | thought she was intoxicated; Ihave often seen McDon- nell’s tenants come out of his door, and those eut of Mc- opportunity to put it in force. The de- spatch of the Home Government,in which the mea- sure was introduced to the consideration of the Provini is eg expressed in diplo- matic la 1age, that “would puzzle a Philadel- phia lawyer” to make out its purport. The Minis- | try, who are supposed to be acquainted with that style of correspondence, warecelled upon to explain atengs thresten em, and wice wersa. it, and they did it by mystifying the Peeper. gave Cross-examined.—There has not been much noise for | them every opinion that could be formed on the a aed i. aoe ieee Wik MeAlheny abeut a) subject, and thus evidently hit upon its mean- Tewonel other citnamae tare. gelled; binak and white, ing—but “which of the six to choose? is the ques- who swore that the house wasthe resort of the people of | tien. the neighoorhood, and there was about as much noise | ‘The most important thing to be ascertained pre- there as at any other porter houses, and some times a little | vious to the imposition of this duty is to know on what terms American and Canada wheat will be received into the English markets. Canada wheat will no doubt be admitted free of duty, the distance, &c. forbidding any competition with the English grower, exccpt in seasons of searcity—but that American wheat, after paying this duty of four pence half penny per bushel, will be admitted in like man- ner, is very questionable—if it is, the result will be very beneficial to Canada, by increasing our carry- ing trade, and the Provincial revenue—if not, the Canada wheat can be shipped and the American consumed here. The latter, as flour is now admit- ted on the same terms as Canadian, and I think there isa duty of but two shillings per barrel on that arti- cle, it is therefore evident that it will be infinitely cheaper to transmit flour, than wheat, thereby en- couraging your own mills. It will be most dil cult to enforce the payment of these duties with auch an extent of frontier, affording every inducement for smuggling, which this duty (raising the nominal ice of wheat) will have a tendency to encourage. These are some of the views that may be taken of more. The defence was conducted by W. H. Mutock, Ese., who called Mr. Archibald Kelly, who stated that there wasa great deal of animosity on the part of O'Donnell ered McAlheny, and that there was no more noise on Vigna than was usual about porter houses, ‘a. H. Pericaew, present Street Inspector of the 8th wi ‘and Stephen Harris, who formerly held that office, doth testified to the latter fact, and Dennis Gillespie stated that McAlheny kept agrocery store as well asa porter house, and that the great secret of the animosity against him, waa that he done more business than all the other porter houses in the neighborhood, including O’Donnell’s. sane pad oni after a short absence, returned a verdict of guilty, and we enderstand that O'Donnell will be in- dicted for Keeping disorderly house, and disturbing the hay or tenced.— Louis Rogers, n Frenchman, entered a plea of guiltyon an indictment for is lary in entering the house of Catharine Lawrence, in Greene street, about two months since, and stealing about $1300 in money. ‘The Court sentenced him to the state prison for five years. Discharged—Catharine Feen ny hy, who had been charged with petit tlareeny by Martin T. Waters, one. of the con- there bing le Siath ward, was discharged by the Court, | ihe'subject, but the elucidation of the policy Uleave head Darton .—Thomas Thompson, a black fellow, | for political economists to decide and upon, ies ne Fryer on board the Havre ship Hector, was he party in powerare beginner io improve their tried for stealing $23 from one of the bo: ssession of the reins of government ; sizeady on } It was proved that he fava six ordinances of the Special Council, (cre the money hai been placed, and that he, was absent from the ship three days after the money had beea missed. The jury found him guilty, and the Court sent him to the State n for two Assault and Battery. Michael McKenny and Edward Bacon were tried for an assault and battery on Alexander Campbell, on the 16th of August last. Campbell swore he was struck with the roost ote canary bird’s cage, and that he had never insulted Mra. Bacon by asking her any ques- tions, It was attempted to be proved by defence that he had insulted her, but the only evidence offered was of a hear saycharacter. ‘The jury, however, thought there was justification sufficient to ‘pring in a verdict of not guilty, and the parties were disc! Constructive Larceny —Elijah B indictment for petit larcen: “be aealing lead, ground in oil, weigh! 20 pound, worth $15,49, from William Green, onthe igth of August last. It was proved that a part of'a bargain had been made for the sale named John Harris. by the imperial nod) and acts of the late adminis-, tration, been repealed, and several others amended. No new acts showing a direct party epirit, have as yet been introduced ; a prorogation being expected this week, and the leaders of the former opposition {now ascendant] party, are in the electioneering field, for the purpose o} obtaining seats in the house, vacated by their acceptance of office, and neces- sary under the new form of responsible govern- ment. The resolutions adopted, as above alluded to, formed the ground-work of a bill, which has been brought in pursuant thereto. A. resolution was atthe same time adopted, relat:ve to agricultural protection generally ; it merely capeemned, the neces- sity of imposing certain duties, but the Bill is to be withheld until next session. The eastern town- ships of Lower eater rah are on the gui vive for the ss was tried on an a keg of white- ofthe lead, but as Green did not get the money and Ross passing of this latter bill, and their Tepresentatives sot the lead, the prosecution was commenced. The jury “Squitted hin hy hpi eng perce urged its present introduction ; but they Forfeited Recognicances.—The following persons not apetiig to pe their recognizauces were declared to be forfeited:— John Cherry, indicted with his mistress, Caroline Oldes, for stealing $165 trom William Billows, of Aucram, Co- lumbia county, in this State, on the Ist of May last, bailed by Isace S$. Cherry and Wm. Dungler. Robert Gritfith and David Sisson, indicted for obtaining $103,64 ia money, and a note for $396,36 from 8. C. Cor- nell, of Fiashing,L.J., and on another indictment for cheat- ing ‘and defrauding Jacob H. Tremper, John P. Allison, a Mr. Hollister, and Samuel Fisher, of various sums, bailed by Robert C. Sisson, Henry A. Harott, since arrested on a similar charge, and David Crowley. Assault and Hatter Joep Nutt, Catharine Ann Vandewater, o and Becky Powell, of the same premises. Arc! bald M’Arthur, for beating Thomss Godwin, John Sherwood, for beating James Silly. Michael Howe ielded with the best grace possible to the malty, having the consoling reflection snared by one of the members that “every dog has his day. The proceedings of the Legislative Assembly have been, and still are Sp ieoneoe Ls ecenes of confusion, which would ce a village deba- in he estimation, of all ting society, lowering i who listen, and disgusting many of its individual members, who are blessed with a spirit of modera- tion, and judgm ent enough to perceive the effect it has on the public mind. It may seem improper in a. Canadian subject, ber to blazon forth the errors of his countrymen ; but it may serve as a check on those whose self: -respect is insufficient to restrain them, and whose eonduct has been such as to con- vert the halls of legislation into a species of me- nagerie, and reverted to by many for the mere pur- pose of amusement, in witnessing the scenes of dis- field. Margaret Howe, for be ioe earn otaee order and neise, which are now of frequent occur: Jeremiah Rowland, for kicking Elizabeth Page. Samuel | rence. The papers of the Prov:ace are loud in their condemnation of it; each individual member ad- mits the fact of its being disgracefu) in the extreme, but denies his partici Son init The result of the elections, and the day of proro- i are looked forward to with great anxiety, the termination of which, shall be able to Butler, for throwing a stone at John Williams. James Dickson, for kicking Rosanna Blaney, and an infant child, aged 16 months. Eliza Porter, b! fack, for throwing oil of’ vitciol over the clothing of John Russell, black.— Catherine Bacon, for jamming Susan Thompson, black, between the door and frame of the house. Patrick Mc- Gwin, for beating Jacob Foster, a city watchman. Tho- give you mas Gordon, black, for beating M: ary Ann saan, ey in my next. ee pe ie sie! ars iu. John Pinckney and Bridget Pinckney, for beating. ig Robinson. John C fr beallng Wm. H. Patrick. — _ Queen City. Ohie. Wm. Haughey, for bl ig the eyes of Philip MoC lusky. [Correspondence of the Herald.) Frederiok Bittnan ond Xavier Thoma, or kicking Philip Queen Crry, Oct. 1, 1842. Lang, while he was down. Charles Judith, tor ‘eating and threatening to stab Margaret Donaldson. ooity Larcency.—Joveph Brock, inducted for stealing a surgical instruments from the pocket of David Smith, physician, of 445 Broome street, while at Niblo’s, deiled'by Thomas R. Kellinger, Brock supposed it was & pocket-book,and pieked it out under that impression,when he was detected, and arrested after a chase through the garden, and the case found among the shrubbery where hehadthrown it. He is now at large pursuing his “hon- 0 callin, The Dayton Convention—The Growth of Ohio—Rait- roads—Gov. Corwin Bria. Generar Bennert— Sm— ‘The great people’s gathering, the ‘Barbecue by the whigs of Ohio to the whigs of Kentucky,” the pipe-laying Dayton Fandango, is over. ‘Two hun- dred thousand is the tune,” &c. Your hint in re- gard to New York, has been taken, and applied to Ohio: Kentucky has contributed her share most generously, and if she only do her duty as well to- wards New York, let the loeofocos quake for the re- sult. The locos say the ostensible object of thisfan- dango is a barbecue by the whigs of this state to their brethren in Kentucky, but that the real object is to lay pipes enough to carry this county and elect iter. ‘The Court then adjourned to Wednesday next. Special Sessions, Before Judge Lynch and Aldermen Crolius and Stewart. Ocr. 7.—Thomas Curtain, stealing from the money drawer of Henry, Hof, $12, guilty; penitentiary six months. Fi ora sealing, te from an unknown man his pocketbook, tel a igment suspended and he dis- | Schenk in his district of which Dayton is the prinei- bi sy ity of thi Sh Shes ally y of three separate | pal town; thisthe whigs stoutly vay. Let them bound over in $600 | settle it between themselves. Judge Wright, of ket he eer Beary Jochen oes bea eo pli, bleck-list_ memory, says that, “One| hundred ‘and pores 310, red sent to the House of Joseph | thirty-thousand freemen met in council ;” of a surety Marke stealing from John Farrell a cloth Jae et, worth | that is the correct statement of the case. The man $4, acquitted. Wm. Seely, stealing from Matthew Wal- | that could villify the character of Thomas Jefferson ling of the concn Rockland a uantit of wearin; ta during his life, and in 1840, hold him up as one of parel, worth $23, not guilty. Edward Magee ste: the purest of democrats, isipfallible, of course. trom Corlies & Haydock, # qnantity of crockery wort Ohio is ago ahead state, and this is a go ahead $2, guilty ; penitentiary six months. Ann Mack, stealing city, and no mistake. Hard times have retarded our from Thomas Clear, a calico dress worth $1, not iy ind Patrick Kelly, stealing from John A. Smith, a worth fifty cents ; also stealing from Margaret Flynn a pair of ducks worth seventy-five cents, guilty on both penitentiary three Benth for each offence — a his head at badly w with aps eg beer tien a pair ot tongs, guilty, peni ee onemonth. ‘Mary ro deel cn oi geil becca Loughton a shawl w 1, guilty, pen: six months. James Mahon assault and battery ‘atrick Sullivan, guilty ; discharged at the request ol commphalageh. J |, assault and battery guy Thomas Crumbie and attempling to bend get eet Pe prs 6 30 on atrer motion to be sure, but let the tariff get fairly into dation and confidence restore’ oace Ds vay an d Ohio will show the world what she can do. ‘This ieno yain boast. In 1840, Pennsylvania exceeded Ohio, in white population, one hundred seventy-four thousand; in 1845 Ohio willlead Pennsylvania, an ten years hence New York and Ohio will be the ri- vals of the Union for empire and for power. But then their rivalry will create no jealousy; far trom it. _ They will be united as one family, and the pros- perity ofthe one will only conduce to the welfare of 5 3 tiary two months. the other. This is to be thegrand result, and all the Frwee Issac mtn roth Presidents that will ever reign, John Tyler and John it, attem| rol Lg npc ric: nee un- | Henry Clay included, cannot prevent it. peng This fall the Little Miami Railroad will be com- = Lewis pleted to Hopkinsville, a distance of oy ih ten miles. It is presumed that the company will then be better able to prosecute the work to its final tination, the Lake. On account of the pm ee tance the cars usually run they do not obtain so large @ quantity iy of freight as they otherwise will when completed, as stated above. company are {fon the Crockett principle, that’s certain, When the road is completed to the ‘lake, and by others con- nected directly with the city of New York, ond necting that great city hw ae the Queen of the West, a railroad running the whole length of the two Em- pire states, and the inhabitants of the respective cities *haking hands, as it wevre, every day, will a no i felt Ra shall say. nay as Company are layi eir pipes as fast as possi- ble, and pro; me ihe city ghted next month. Tt is to Be | oped that the doubt but that xt they will. Court Callendar—This Day. curt Count.—Nos. 72, 139, 144, 151, 168, 157, 168, 471, 172, 178, TT, 84, 174, 175, 65, 101, 102, 8b, 197. Surenion Count.—Nos. 26, 22, 72, 74, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 99, 100, 101, 102, 105. Bankrupt List. SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. Tunis Van Pelt (late firm of Van Pelt & Fowler) N. Y. Nov. 10. ty full and A. H. Smith (late firm Hull & Smith, Y.)—compulsory, on complaint of Charles Kenworthy. will succeed, few jajor Conover, director Kingston, U.C. in chiet, persevering man and worthy of the [Correspondence of the Herald.] Queen. Your Occidental correspondent at Newark seems Kmnavtom, Oct. 8, 1648. to think that Gov. Corwin cannot be re-elected — The Duty on Wheat imported into Canada—Con- | byen so: Thomas Corwin had better h whe duct of the Government and the Legislature. fiddle, for of a truth, Ido believe Wilson James Gornon Bennett, Esq.— will be our next Governor, all the f sand hnmbugs to the contrary bays eg New- ark is well represented in Herald; I wish the Fos were as ably so; if See had been the case is had not been written. There are many inter- esting particulars that might be given concerning our proud city; but I shall postpone them all for the present. if you think this worthy of publication, it Dear Sm :— The events of the past week have been of some importance, as well to the inhabitants of Canada as to those on the other side of the line. The Hottse of Assembly resolved itself into a committee of the whole, to take into consideration the expediency of imposing a duty on Foreign Wheat. It was pro- posed to impose a duty of three shillings sterling on each imperial quarter of wheat entering the Pro- vince from the United States. This, as was to be expected, elicited much diseussion—those interested in the carrying trade opposed it, as tending to divert that branch of our resources fromthe St. Lawrence to the Erie canal and Hudson. They thought the duty was ays ony to protect and eneou! the wheat growers in ada, (Lower Canada at present jucing none, ez consequence of the ravages of the wheat fly) and quite large naats to have an ill effect on the carrying it t the pre- ich cheaper to transport Siese for re- may induce me to continue my exertions. Very respectfully yours, be Cc NEW ACCP babes ING pe ARS SUPERIOR LAMPS. D. 21 pom oire stock, ste cers cee be sent time mu eg of rar Fito Qucbee. to New ae hr rel * i con- vey it to Qu ea ‘ion to the me pi was made by the wer Canadas es who wished their pat as num- berless mensions, to be attended to at the same time, and like duties eB on all agricultural dope coming from the United Beaten” ea nite Groe by If, Oar ae e reason assigned by the Ministry for not aoe 3 making them simultaneous measures, was the ne Se ae ieee i wer respecting cessity of Fe the present bill for the. aj on Wyo leg tome yea ince. overnment, aflecting, as it val of the I he a woe States. The post] their relations with the Uni session of that august body is in January, and it was therefore desirable to harry the bill through as s00n as possible, that advantage might be taken of ween w. a a 61 Liberty street