The New York Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. VILL—=No. 305 =-- Whole Ho. 3166, NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1842. Price Two Cents, ———— coring Sper SELLING OF FAT WALKERS —k0 1 NEW SRESRY Koassaansd Fi TRANS | pene NG OF PAT WALKED fms afin 9 at dies | PUFFS! MUFFS! MUFFS'!—The sudden changes in JOH NC. COLT’S CASE. ‘stances to grant a pardon to the prisoner on the ground of | extreme penalty of human law eal M ny it indispensl ’ 7 hatete oard y of hii vould be an acknowledge- | broke is almost willing to ee 160 ps Ane call stitched: Loos $5 to $3 soccer iaie: 200 pr | Deaminrnne Techie et ray ice eeentrm necessary, Uae, the Rishda F: the incompetency of his Judges, would be an acknowledge- | broken spirit is almost willing and his subdued and ndure it to solace the > ‘i Y Sees vent that judgment rendered by any Court of Oyer | regret he feels for having even without design deprived a NEW YORK AND NEWALKKs calf and fing pegged boois, from $2 to 2 29 and $2 20 per pair, | great mducement offered to guard against the approaching in | ‘The following is a eepy of Governor Seward’s | ani Terms Seth cue of lem Weak cincathe’ Covet’ | fallow nan of Ufo. | tbakieas taapeesibla 10 Pappandinat a a arcs til Spe heate, x —— = fn fod per | clement season. | They are now enabled. to enjoy a promenade avlished, with one exception, was not m: individual guilty of only such a crime, and exposed to only during the y sely ha | Opinion on the e f i wi . | tution was my frou a 6 Ou at $1 Det Sr Roles ann s* | Opinion on he case of SohaiC. Colt, who was ven- | ern eve, but oki? wad naala deste after it an ob ; such hazards, would go on for hours and days, accumu- bers 49 Broadway. | tenced to be executed on the 18th of Navember, in- | tion to pardon all persons who have been, as well as all | lating for his own destruction such a mass of the peculiar » shoes and b 3 water proof boots, ‘ Zs cents. ce, men's coarse and fis bi All descriptions of Fara cleane i drat a ereatter be, convie crime scomrts | evilences of murder. From the legal presumption of " ek. the carapest in the city. Call and ENERAL BENNETTS MORMON DISCLOSURES John ©. Colt was convicted on the 27th day of Septem. | tepolis. . la atopting such a course, the Governor would | which t he instrument of death, the number and A ae SS cer ON CHER HS Sisieogiam Exedy art Hato of Joe Siti abl | Ber ash at a Coust of Oyee aud Termine i he oo a et a le Mcuerionmiog. he wre. | prevarication and oicekanis at the agoused, and’ Ine “gil v9 ULINTON CH ook aud Sloe Market, 509 | y Day y Gu. J.C. Bennett.” ‘These highty | New York, on an indictment for murder, and was ‘sen- . Aue 4 ‘a fom eo a a ve & ae Greenwich, corer ‘Spring st, is the auly place sti Ne disclosures exhibitin their true co | enced to sudlvr death on the eighteenth day, of tie present | BEE ottice of executing the laws as expounded by the Jui nt perser ering efforts for concealment, 18 $2 | there cau be found Goats aud shoes to” suit ch All | i alcacy aad wickedness of the Mormon teaders. “Ii | month. iis trial was humanely conducted, Lvculiar | C48Y ; and the pardoning power, granted only, tor occa all sense of their responsibility and 7 do 0 those who wear boots andshoes will do well toi La- ood style, Ina 12mo. volume of upw rds of . serrated » = re sional purposes of jnstice and humanity, would thus be of their duty to give their verdict in favor of the ac- : 8 P ON SUNDAYS, dies? aud sarsses busking from 3, 4, 5,6, 7 and shillings per “espectiully solicited, sdvemtages of defeace were allowed. Every objection | =e Urea g made an agent of ditorder énd Yeyolution if they entertained a reasonable doubt, pronounced Fiom the faot of Courtlandt street, paurs gentlemens bo: Loum 12 alalilngs to $4 per Bair; boys! «WHI raised by the couusel was deliberwely consilered ; the | Perverted and made an ag : ; him guilty of deliberate and wilful murder." es) LAN ‘ ”, i . All who wish to save 20 O16 im*r BRADBURY. st DEN ‘& Co, 127 Nassan st. | charge of the Court manifested unusual tenderness to- | Was the conviction contrary tothe evidence? heap Rooters Shoe Leave New York, Leave d ee boots from shiflings (0 $250 par re By a humane provision of law, a full report of every ton C! : = > | wards the accused ; and the jury examined che evidence | portant question has not been and could not be inany | By a! 4 , MAKTIN’S CASH TAILORING ith extraordinary patiencejand attention, form submitted to the Supreme Court orto the Court for | Conviction of a cupital case is required to be made to the ESTABLISHMENT. When the verdict had been rendered, an application for | the Correction of Errora, because in every criminal case, | Ga¥ernor, who in considering the same is entitled to the " 164 William Street, Corner of Ann. Street, —* tr : " ati el . ai eve auou the facte | advice of the Chancellor, the Justices of the Supreme of the latest Aumerian and Eu: | [3 decidedly the cheapeat‘in the Clty, ‘Theae ie ciays ev | AACN tTialsow the grounds of alleged prejudiow by aorur, | the Jury have an exclusive right to pass upon the vy | Court, and the Attorney General. ‘The Justices of the ret will give acall at et, 909 Gree Lape S’ BOUTS AND SHOES—Lockw. 391 Broadway, keeps a fine assortment of latie doets au ; ~ 0 ¢ c improper conduct by the jury, and other supposed irregu- | submitted to then wei i # gc lg Mage Orders received by the dozen (rome places of | © hand.a select stock of seasonable » burchased Cor eashy | settee, was considered by tho Courtol Ofer and ‘Toreai.’| any legel tribunal, and the tight of the Governor, to ox. | Sup me Court haye carefully reviewed the report in the which will be made up to order in the style of make, fit, trim: y ; present case, and unanimously certified their opinion that “yt oe SOY MNASIUM CT ~ | ping, Se. that has giveu such general eaisfuetion ducing the | ety audjustly deniol. ‘he presiding Judge thea allowed | mine tis oaly iacidental to the pardoning power. geen wig bei ey! Co Sica as pee ‘The tains for Westfield, Plainfield Bouadbrook, Somerville, | SPARRING SCHOOL, & PISTOL GALLERY. | !#t lowe veers, and ata positive saving of 0 per eent. 4 writol error, by which the cause was removed to the | Samuel Adams resided in New York; was of about the | {/". SM ectwess he might, perhopa, rightfully. relimaueh ke., connect with the 9 A M, 2nd 434 P M trains trom New iD TE TION . : nilemenare requested to call and eramine. ‘Those whe | Supreme Court, and in the mean time the sentence con- | ageofthirty years, in active business ava printer of books, H , 7 his. hi 4 judicial York, daily, Sendays excepted. ae ueatlanten of New Mocketoae hetrenteoad tettoues oe | nab Chex owrnpodan can bane the Sequent on tho verdict was delayed. ‘Tha tibuual re- | gud extensively known. He. disappeared on Friday the | .% 2% ene ent Core | eg bk mpegs are hghedhe a must of Hroxlway and. Chambers street, 10 tlgead banal viewed and affirmed ali the decisions of the Court of Oyer | 17th of september, 1841, Inquiries concerning him were | ty. coeur v Adwell ss edlte to Casopes the ad: nty, a8 well as'a desire to temper the ad- Kare bet weet y " ‘ation of the laws with mer: o do and Somerville, 75 cents. corner of a paring , eEiP TORR, watinyaP ANB SRW BiSowicn: | Ream nd Rad ote emote eae and Terminer, which court then performed its remaining | published on the next Wednesday, and on Sunday the d i to 200 duty by rendering final judgment. ave induced an ex- Fare reduced. H The accused then again | 26ch, his remains were found in arude box, such as is used ion of the testimo dependently of the opinions Brom the foot of Liberty street, daily. eT rte a, Clan conan ore peeect 09 to 1100 demanded a writ of error, with a view to obtain a recon- | jn transporting merchandize,in the hold of a vessel about siete mal tie nae ibenein oud ammmiede soon Leave, New York. Leave New Brauswick. a be ¥ CO MICHAEL FE. MARTIN _ | “eration by the Supreme Court, and the event of an ad- | to sail for New Orleans. ‘The prool on the trial leit no | Yiction, dndisturbed by any doubt, that the accused was Ata A At 536A Ihe Moarring taught, om the most approved principles. Gent! e- —$—_____- Eat LS Verse adjudication, then to remove the record for revision | doubt that he snifered death at abont three o'clock in the | guilty of the murder of Samuel Adams. : + visiting the Pistol Gallery willbe supplied with Pistola of REMOVAL. to the Court for the Correction of Errors. Such a writ | afternoon on the 17th of September, by the hands of the | °'[t remains to be considered whether any circumstances YPM. rerior quality. | Terms moderate. Geutlemen are invited | PHILLIPS’ CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH | could only beailowedl by a Cireuit Judge, a Justice ot the | accused, in his apartment in the second story of uspacious | ayirnneonsor appearing on the record, require Executive an Qtaamdays the 536 and 7% A.M. trips from New Brunswiek eat ee tes PISTOLS hansen - ENT, 5. ahi See renal Caer eae tectancellor. “he Circuit Judge } granite edifice on the corner of Broadway and Chamber | interposition or recommend the prisoner to clemency — ». M, trail D 4 omitted, SELF-C! i 3 removed from 149 Broadway to No. ot Howse w eo Cause, the awcelor, ws of the Jus- being th resent. It was ren- | ‘The attenti 4 4 : pagebeeweca New Yorkand New Bramwick, 75 cen. | BLUNT & SYMS, «mprter and Mauafsetorers, No. « | _ ECONOMY IN GENTLIEMBN'S DIEESS, | tices ofthe Supreme Court, with the concurrence of his give certain tnes te meeting ot the pasties on Laat } 2c attention of the Govasnor hat been directed to an nc, Iti, ; 50 cents Chatham street, pave on hand a large assortment of | Garments ofa most legaut aud Kastuenable hind et a saving of | associates, have severally refused to allow a writ ofertor,-| sccasion was weither preconcerted by them, nor antici. | way submitted by him'to the jun ier ts tectinteny had rhe fare. in the 536 and 736 A. M.crain from New Bruns | the Six Barrel Sit Revolving Self Cocking Pocket Pistols. ‘860 per cent for cash. and the accused now appeals to the Executive authority | pated by the accused. It was equally clear that he had | (0s 4tbmitted by Bim to spy ailagts yap onlin 9 gic jand 28 and 26 F. M-trath rem New York, bas been re | Phose pistols have the advantage overall others ofthe kind by | FPVILK advertiser & mst usnecesnsry to, resort to the heeke | for its interposition made no preparations for so dreadiul a (iced, and that un- | Cron at ie, Proole and SRAM rover tho panae con weet New York and New Brunswick, to 0 cetts. ‘horitomtal direcdionyand ‘here Weiug uo cock, in ie way to | thatthe loneek at Gee hens ose eee en uceume | application is uxged with a degree of earnestness, | tit that time the parties had maintained amicable relations | {uinal adverse to the prisoner, became legal proof, while Passengers Who ETA Os oeiat ie hicket office, re | MCE, talking as cofrect fight as with the ordinary the extensive patronage bestowid On hic, WII prgve. a su fe ona kG ordbgp od nd deh toowthaanned, rae andthe accused had manifested no malice nor even und | such portions of it as were favorable to himself, were e:.ti- who procure the C un, The above pistols can be furnished lower than any ot! cient voue! i Li ssing the advantage of ) Which never fail ts awaken the appreben- | Kindness t: “ty 7 . These circumstances vous) 4 Mferry ticketgratis, ‘Tickets are received by. the {ithe market, at wholesale or retail. We have as great a varie: | being connected with axcrcennvecloth ccrabfishinent an Ettore | avons of the courcicutious and the, aympathies of the hus | (udness.towar the deceased, ‘These circumstances | sled to uo weight or cousideration. Nor is there any only op the day when purchased. mull ty of other kinds of Pistols as can fouud, with ites, Urs. | he confidently assets that he ean furnish eothes which, au eam | ane. teeyy'thie Iebeanad Gas'G week oar indiierisite mpm ele meer in this rule, since, the ae Tanarny sub- = “ a ‘ 4 ‘ beg Te eae, an rat vy leceased w: : oman. He tted his statement, to the surprise and without the con- NEW YORK AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD LINE. | ia Pieety singin doubles etth lange sige douile nud woele | fie het Seuenscaae yet tmamyns cover Howe wkiaK Gs |.” the subject is supposed to involve the following inqui- | Was dnarmed, aid hat visited the. prisoner, although wn. | tens warmer Attorney.” ‘The paper can have no Via Nogwich awp Woncestrx “4 Guus for ducking, together with Powder, Shot, Flasks, Bags, | | s103m — S. PHILLIPS, 7 Astor House, Broadway | ™*! Whether any law h ain th der some excitement, yet without any hostile purpose, | more weight in this review than,it had with the jury, for Co Locks, Barrels, &c., &c., im barge or small quantities. ort. Seek oa Ist hether any error in law has occurred in the trial | and when the remains of the deceased were found, the | the rule that r quires courts and juries to receive impa: N. 'B.—Country dealers are requested to eall and examine our FRED OVE and conviction. ; head fractured, with certainly five and probably more | {igi evidence, is equally obligatory on the Executive De- assortment before purchasing elsewhere, s82m*r NCH levee 2. adly. Whetherthe conviction was contrary to evidence. | wounds, no longer retained the human form. ‘There wax partment. Nevertheless, the statement has been carefully aueery Fleer : AKERY, (0 Lispenard street.—The subscriber respectful: SHANKBUL. for. Paar’ Set Ril ee <li Sdly. Whether the prisoner is a proper subject for cle- | a fracture large enough to admit the finger of the surgeon | PV inined, and the result is, that its account of the transac GRMN Capenin | oe al eters CPE sate customers nat he has renmed Veetfully informa the pubfie Chat he has, for the. accommnes | MEACy’ . ; jg | through the skull into the brain above and behind the | tion is unworthy of any confidence. It was prepared for 570 deg aihalaweae 2 Sona hy moti LS a we Mik i 78 in the upper part ‘of the city, opened | | 1a Tegard to the first of these questions, the Governor is | left ear. A pieceofthe skullhad been cutouton a line | {he confidentialuse of the prisoner's counsel, within ten taken the stand formerly occupied b AMIE: | dation of his. cus: . 4 ", . i = e 2 | by no means prepared to say that he is not bound to abiue | above th: 4a little to th ht of a line drawn - ro hs i realing w TER, Captain | LER, 40 Lispynard street, so celebrated ake,and the | Two Offices, one situated 257 Burkcxen St. the other $2 | by ans prep tha, | above the ear, and a little to the right o! ¢ or twelve days after the crime, under their instructions to Ia aL eee ee clarokesr ain | iksasfertpapmmnen stress, so colsbested fog gpod caks,ad the eweny. for the reception and delivery of Goods. by the decisions of the Suprem= Court, It is the right of | from the top of the head towards the spine. Again there | set down the. whole truth. Yet whileit purports to. give Friday afternoon, at 4 o’clock. the well known Knickerbocker Bakery, All kinds of Silk, Cotton avd Woollen Goods that tribunal to expound the laws, and their expositions | was a fracture over the rightear. These wounds were ma- | an account of an. affray following reproachful words, it Passengers for Boston will be forwarded immediately on the | favorite resort for good crackers and biscuits—he thinks he has | y4esing and Camel's Hoe Siiwis elemed in the French | @f€ Conclusive upon every other ‘department of govern } nitestly the result of blows inflicted with the edge of a | nat cot tate which of thee matntlar the works’ it arrival of the above boats at Norwich, and will proceed with | wot forgotten how to 5 style, with neatuessand despatch > Comet in the French } mene until overruled by higher judicial cuthority. The | hatchet.’ In front, parts of the skull, commencing far | states that mutual blows were given before the prisoner hor Ratha Aer esol at the offi on the wharf, N.B.—Always, on h’ x All kinds of Wearing Arp rel and Carpets scoured, Governor does not constitute an appellate sega re- | above the left » Feaching into the hair, extending | seized the hatchet, but does not mform us how ma- on borrd the boats, or to" wedding cake of all pound caxe and sponge eake of all Herchante can have ali \kinds of yoods: dyedrand)patupin | view the proceadiugs, correct the e:rurs, aud: reverse or | acrons hints of the space irom ear to ear, andde- } yy blows, nor describe any of them, except one re- D. B. ALLEN, 39 Peck upsteirs, | sizes—rusk, tea biscuit and bread every afternoon—biscuit and rs wOthoe, 49 F li Brookt Bes modify the julgements of co ser civil or crimir | 5 ight side soas to include the eye anda | ceived vy himself, more severe than’ the others, and wt eons are forbid trusting any ove om unt of the crackers fresh every morning, 0x0 1m? TOTS URANI ANGAIEO aT olim*r | nal cheese Never the } ing power an he heey were broken i yd 4] which ho returned :with violence... It, states that the we boats or owners. * 7 a 5 No. 5 Nassan stvopposiie | might properly !- « ac persc onthe brain, is fracture was made by several | parties grappled and he was pushed against the wall while ATCHES LOWER THAN EVER—In consequence | Rie Coon louse 7 BONSORD OP DELR MOT | ete deena right | blows from the hammer end of the same instrument. | his'jecSseld was twisting the prioner's neckeleth’ tan NTE NGEMENT. of the reduetion of duties by the late tariff, the sutseriber | “p45 . D ; re br aaerasin Bi isselling his stock of Gold agd Silver Levers, Author ka: | LE arethe honor to inforis their acquaintance aud ateangers | or tort of « es aietgiey from | The hatchet, which was one of the usual form, and | then the prisoner. seized the hatchet and inflicted one ly, that they haw . capement Lepine, and other Watches, ot new and spleadid | Soyera¥ ; vat me srivare | neglect, | prey wot by judicuat ers. | ja woight exceeded seventeen ounces, was found in the | }Jow—then lost all power of reason by strangulation and NE’ "AND CPHIATICA) AD LINE Mee Tae ety. Gold Wate oe ig | aad Suppers in private houses, which they will furnish y | jastly denice therefo ° F sary to x: | Each of the wounds would have deen mortal, and which: | ¢j) afterwards, when he was routed by a knocking at the DIRECT bh ee ‘atches as low aa 20] and . ie : 7 ; Y ° ; TRECT. and Seventy ckataliced tr to wht, | moderate prices, . on which it was an s ref them was first intlicted, must have instantly de- | door, Since his conviction the prisoner has submitted Via Newark, New Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton, Borden } All Watches warranted to. keep good time or the money-ce: | 1NeY COustantly have onhand— {ben proceeding to tiny thal the Court of Oyer and | prived the deceased of consciousness and of all powerof | series of letters written by himseff to various friends du- town and Burlington. turned, Watches and Clocks repaired. in the best manuer atrd I aera ing na oleh ‘ voret that there was @ dellcitacy of un- | resistance, Such a homicide could not have been acci- | ring his imprisonment, In one of the letters written after THROUGH IN SIX HOURS. warranted, at much less than the uswal prices. {nuors in gre £ 045, ud | iereupon onlered that three hundred | dextol or necessary for selfdelence. It was committed | the trial, he soys that he did but defend himsel against a Leave Least from the ue of Liberty street, daily, at 9 a Fey Tabor et peucnes and Sewelky Oil ot Olives rehned. should) rmouel Atter the order had been | with adeadiy weapon, in a cruel and inhuman manner, } wanton,’ vile aad unpardonable attack. ‘That he asked am i 4 3 Whole Retail, a Grayere Cheese, . u pybel fora listof the taree hua | upou a defenceless, ‘powerless man, Reason and law sesithn tie 1 him of sedi morlag bine peeeds to. Bortentown, fom thence by | WRENCH AWTIFICIAL FLOWEIS anmateri for to Rem Chatel Chinese, dred pare rhe allowed two or three days to | agree thatthe homicide could not have been innocent, | Inuwtice Fes eslonwonls the deceaacd gave him ineule Evening Line proceeds direct to Camden, (opposite | suecesors of Brunla Rosiere & Co have fust received oy at Liver Pies, ee fae on twtr Bae ‘ : Way de- | J 1stifable or excusable. Society could never exist if hu- | jng language. His peremptory denial, was returned by Philadelphia) without change of ears. ._ | Havre Packets Balumore and Ville de Lyou, a large assortment TO TOR AMET HE OE i i y statute, rule, | inan life could be destroyed in such a manner with impu- | the deceased with blows. Ina subsequent letter he ex- pettscuigers will procure theit iekeis at the office foot of Ii gl ashiouable dem, of the Jatt Pa inian style, “Mourning TO SECC APLAR OF THt or custo: wos violated by the de- | nity, [was then a felowious homicid and the jury hal } cused himself by. haste and want of consideration, for y street, where & com: f jowers_a_Ia Duchease D’Urleans, C ‘acsels, and. & IN! cision. only to ascertain the degree of crime whieh had been per- | haying set down in the statement produced on the ti ese, h baryaze erates ou bon aga cariety of new facy aiicles of collet for patis aid balls IGNOR L, MARTINI begs to inform tne publse that be | “The accuse » Paael of three hun. patraved:” By aipresrontiod otlaw: which tue establishy that *heverse obliged to vtind of (he kuced of Alar F ia bagenge era No. 116, je | has is Accordion instruction, which idi- | dred persons on 1s, all of which were over. } 1 deduction of reason, that crime was murder, and it re- |’ crowd him into the box a that the first part of the weifhont, being opeued’ by the wp nipen a Dik ts aan | SEO articles from their manufactory Rue de Tracy, No. 6 vided in two partsthe first for the Accordions With mut semi- | rujed by the Court, so: Firsi—Becuuse the number | mained for the manslayer to show that the deed would | statement was quite imperfect, and did na bontey the ? nim; | toaes—the second (or those with semitones, bot ef which aesignatio : : ments and dressing rooms expressly for the Ladies use. 1 with d music, plete pa ‘was too large. But it was within the discretion of we | bear a milde Hteturuing, the lines leave Philadeiphta, from the foot of | "TO FAMILIES GOING SOUTH, to the Weat Indes or | areqtinhly fornished with selected Amitels ein ceiy ave” | Court to determine how many should be summoned, aut | oaly by pr Chestnut street by railroad from Camdea, at 9 o’clock A M,and Rurope.—A respectable female, 24 years of age, wishes to | entire command over the instrument. the result showed that the number selected was noi large | ing to p SIG j Sorclock,PM. " obtain a permanent situation as seamstress, in.agentect lamily, ‘ ¥ ae " 4 * “ w i ‘The Lanes fr Baltimore, leave Philadelyhin wt 7 AM, snd 4? | She ‘would preter going to Rurope, yet would acerptol speed | cc e MSR TANI bogs also to state that he has s larce | enough. Secondly—Because only two days wery ul | cused did not ih. a ct The accused could show this } whole truth ; admits that he retorted language of unmea- ng that Adams was perpetrating or attempt- | sured reproach, and gives further details so important, if a crimyor misdemeanor, and that the ac- | true, that they could not have been fo’ gotten when pre- design to elect death, or that the wounds | paring his previous statement; and which cannot now be M, being a concinuation of the lines from New Yo offer to Ko South or to the West Indies. ‘The be: ublist : me which be inteads | lowed the Sheriff to execute the order. It was neverthe- | were given to ait Alamein committing self murder, or | qdmitted ax true, because they were not made known ‘same ces given, Address A: Av A. bot To5;uppee Post Bice, Se. | ta Publish shortly ud he arranges, fr at thstrament say sont Y Neer executed, Thirdly Because the Sheri hal notiur- | that tary wereindictat without a designvo effect death, in | unten, ay tram Because, They proved insufficient tor RAILROAD NOTICE York: sior ” | to.all those who wil favor him at his restdener,90 Cana! street, | nished che counsel for the accused with a copy of tue hist. | a h pass'on, in an attemptto resist murder, or self-de- | }yjs defence.t 2 z " LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB. | Wheto continues to give his aui9tio*r ' | But no such duty was enjoined on that oiticer. Fourthly— | fonce against some great personal injury of which the ac- |, Phe letters of the prisoner furnish other reasons to dis- alg I . a WILHELMS, No. 231 y offeas for sale his hew | Because the Sheritf selected the three huudred persons by | cused was ia imminoot danger. No such proof was given | trust his veracity.| To receive such an exparte state- BER GOODS + inaported stock of goods, wholesale anu retail, _ | taking theirnames irom the roll of qualified grand ant | or offered. But since no other human eye witnessed the | ment, and permit speculation based upon it to over- HOLESALE AND RETAIL, No.8 Wall street. Th 4,01 Embroideries, dand finished f Ni _ RI TND K ment of tip (THE “NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Gom- | Merny and Co - | petit jurors of the city and county of New York. But | deed nor human ear heard any thing but a contused sound | throw a verdict, would be subversive of the administra- » beads, | the Sheriff was notiorbidden by law to choose the three | and a heavy fall, the jury were required to suppose it pos | tion of justice. hundred persons in that manner, and there would have | sible that Adams had assailed the acaused andthe crime ‘The laws are always to be executed except where their india Rubber Water Proof Goods, viz; | | eanivas, patterns, i, an ania i" Hb pees Prem nmin ap a gioeagl Oe: Mas Biwi ri ited sok wisty Nuclei | been just ground of complaint if’ he had summoned per | was committed in self defence. Even if this could have penalties can be waived without prejudice to the public in the most "fashi > | and I tou, pany have established a Freight Line between New. Cloth—India Rubber, Water Proof, Lama, Lama Py this line, done in taste. sons riot legally ascertained to possess the qualifications of | been assumed, it must also have been assumed not onl; T fc asons consistent with their general Brmswick and New York, which they intend to ran perma- | sian and Cotton, prepated fort ilo: tn Vtms PR | Oe it na copious aud splendid chovee oCartifcial flowers, | juror, oe that Charn Was anammnalt, and. saiietieny, but that horses mel Se wen nbenn iuealyigeoinanede itty nent LULL sa giZnn Md, daltys {thundars-ae- din Rubber ‘ebbings for suspenders, comet he, Son in the neatest work and newest taste, bouquets, diade us ‘The accused next insisted that the ballots for the forty- | cused was in imminent danger and in the heat of passion, | alarmed for the security of life in the metropolis. The and the foot of Liber treet New Yok aac, M. |, ABRAHAMSON, ticles of cast iron of the most varioas descriptions, | “Ve Persons on the original jpanel should be drawn aud | suddenly excited, intense, uncontrollable and plowing no | deliverance of the prisoner by Executive clemency would shes dealers and meichants the above line 1s very de- D 5) ; 2 . f Sscriutiouss 1 exhausted before those containing the names of the three | time for reflection, aud that he did not design to produce | be an encouragement to atrocious orime. Nor the sirable for the speedy aud encap coureyance of merchiadise | LE NCING SALOON & SHOOTING GALLERY. | manuftctored in the Roya Iron ¥ ouudary at Berlin hundred, subsequently summoned, should be put into the | peath and was unconscious that such a consequence might | prisoner's character or conduct recommend him to th GL every, description,’ and more’ paricalarty to Drovers and | KC. Wechar dbor lately fa Europe; Profesase eh ies ated | SA beanttal tssortmnt of maperine basket wares, ; box, But the Court directed otherwise, Atver drawing | follow hie violence. ‘But Adans. was unarmed. He had | leyorwhickenn be only epecingle glelded. “tie, devel ee cae Esthet Wer ten! Se cee ae Feneing, gives instructions in Fencing ; also in the use of the 7.—A, considerable and el»gaut choice of pressed and painted | allthe bailots there was a deficionoy of onc juror; aud | never been known to menace the accused or assail any with just satisfaction upon extraordinary respectability of nb mei . stright: crooked, and Turkish sword, hunting kuife, musket | Paper, shoots of letier paper, Visiting cards, wafers, Kc. when a further person was summoned, the accused re- | other person. In strength Adams at most did not excel | birth; he talents, and has enjoyed more required. oh Repanerceralt etal 3—Au elegant and great store of the finest porcel t i t oy, wy jon. of cattle, horses, mules, | "4 bayonet Be agen Fe a we. Qik pplnetld taauntinent of Ore fndet dressing artieles, seg | dived that a ballot containing that person’s name should | the accused. Ii there was an affray there would probably | than ordinary advantages of education, and has giv- shee}, howe, &e. and all other kinds of merchandise are very | navy tuemets toy retfully inyited to call and witness aurea. | and perfuines. 028 Im=re. | Ve putinto the box with those of the forty-five first sum- | have been an outery by one of the parties, unless the first | en inatruction in various modes to his fellow citi- jow, never exeeeding steambeat prices. on of hte shail i The Court | blow terminated the ‘strife by rendering one of them | zens. Buthe hes contracted habits and reletions ineon- a this useful and important art. [MEQRTANT DISCOVERY in Gamphine aad Cnommical | Overruled the request. The. person 40 la ferelvandive. sent by this line is not subject (0 any et ee ea ae en DOTEa are sted mm the y overruled the request. The person so last summoned | speechless us well ax defencelevs. If the accused had been | sistent with an inoftensive and. virtuous lite. His con: cia crossing the North Rivers seorehonse a New | Sveti, will also be found with auperior’Swiss pistoly—ahgot | either oerbas “The diftenlis wlith hos basset ore ened oe | was found not impartial and wus net aside. ‘The accused | in imminent dangerhe could probly haveahown wounds | nce in relator the weione antl ne woe ace oO pe. at Solan the Heaitnad: Depot, whieh will always ing ata distance of 210 yards. si63m*r trimming Camphine Lempsis now entirely obviated, by means | then insisted that those among the forty-five first sum- | or marks of au assault. But he exhibited none. On the | been Insincere, inhuman, relentless, and remorseless. ‘copen {orrtie recarsion: UROTON WATER. of Moveable Cap and other iinportant improvements which, | moned who had not appeared should be agaia culled, but | contrary he carefully concealed a smalland unimportant | He is vain, self-confident and irreverent; imbued with false cere purchasing their tickets at the ticket offices, will NSON, WILGOCK & HANS i hod inspection, will satisfy the mfblic that they can now obtaina | the Court awarded an order to summon another person, | discoloration ofthe skin accidentlly discovered by Caro. sentiments of honor, morality, justice’ and virtue; and receiee ferry Wcketa grat en Rahway, West HA ARoaadety, Wd Copversmntihts axe cone to tae hobo, | Lamp superior to any now nly Teh te atte amoks oF | and the indsaidaal then summoned, being found impartial, | line M. Henshaw oa his neck on the morning’ alter the | seems incapable of compunction lor crime committed. or recht for ORF Elizabethtown, 2 Raivio’ No. x8 Broadiay » New York. SE alate 4 Dred hit received as a jnror. No irregularity occurred in a (in aren if a affra} Aerd ioe) sorrow for injuries inflicted. Penitence and resolutions to § 5 Plains, d q Fro practical experience im busi is | ier Lam ine, Chemical Oi rita, ese proceedings. reved, cou tI the accu: - conveyed by the above lines, and delivered the same day when | ciciey possess Water Works, HW. & H. have confdence in | fretared Spauan inna Oj, and By penll da |. Atriok, peoesd f0-taape Subeituah Wr the tWallide of | Laluctine te umeie ee he ee ele Sin. Nacachaccaniesh wie Me ee eae received. thus assuring the public, thac all orders entrusted to them will | livered to any part of the city, from the Old Established Stand | the accused, and in which a watch belonging to the-de- | (he fit blow had relieved him from the anatlogt coat i ped pent FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED. be promaaly, espenteds sith 2 view Lo poremnyst entio(sesionin af GE ELL, Ceased hai deen discovered, was produced. “Tho Court | each subscquant blow fell upon an anconicious and inte] his hme and bereaved. fam aided the ‘Cana, ‘i i ohw ae ne stieet._ | Overruled an objection, and udmitted teatimony to.prove | sisting victim. Murder is dened in law to be, first, tite | heated te lury, and presented himself before the Exe- ffored by any compe! TERRAPIN LUNCH, the contents ofthe trunk. The decision seems to have | killing of a person, (not under the peculiar circumstanc: cutive as an injured, not asa { man, seer pines of every ition, for introducing UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM beem reasonable, and in harmony with the rules of evi. | which render homicide excusable or justifiable) from a In making known to the prisoner that the expectation the ooh ba te ym load wine! rlose ye CPE oe 2 ee jus Ms - Ad, wd od yd dence. premeditated design to effect the death of the person | of pardon, the last hope of lite, must be relinquished, the ia red cedar,bathi i it ULAR MAL ENCE “ ty rs STON, via STONINGTON AND NEWPORT, com- i facture. Hydrants of Carol : It was proved that all the wounds on the person of the | killed, or of any human being. 2nd. The killing of an- | Governor cannot forhear from expressing an earnest wish posed ofthe lowing superit regime, running in conawe- | Cals" Gulbis’ ou the het Pasdelydis van uit onbe | Stag ot ue hee aso fee seo CM | dasetwad, except ney might have been ade: wi « | other (noc une the tame circumstances betore Renton. | Gatineres tava stich yee eeeete te ike may Hon with the Stouington and Previdence, and Boston and Pro- | articles in the foregomg branches of business. ols tmPr_ | fever, is wom, however, over, and again may they “feed hatchet. TheCourt admitted testimony designed to shew | ed.) by any act imminently dangerous to others, and | bexpent in preparing to appear before that dread tribunal vidence Railroads— " een well,” for thatthe John Adais, of _ \d might have been effected b: dis- | evincing a depraved mind, regardless of human life, al- inted for all be ! Reere CE eE TT, Coals Comeoct. SEGARS—SEGARS. {ricmory, “hanya ha? up ee the eresins sao. the pets | Che ve aden ‘Ong count inthe fnalotaent eketged though without any promediisted design to edect ‘the | other junificetion ther sincere penernbg ae venrur RHODE it Cantain Woolsey. TH Siiowing shaige, Se sary always Oh head FY BEN: eo et Tietts fellows fe Christendom, Tyelene that death was produced with a hatchet ; another chatged. | death of any’ particular individual. It has been seen that | and humble yet confiding taith in the Revremen or Max- MOHEGAN, Captain'Vandervilt. * ccm pe ~ Ete Sats ama caaak leben Cis eee al teeeaet tee a that it was inflicted with some unknown instrument. The | this case presents none of the circumstancs ich render | xisp. WILLIAM H. SEWARD. i ee tdervilt. ity, (Sundays ex: | STOREy wholesale and retail, basement 51 William st. artle Soup and steak line, the mantle of Sandy,’ has fallen cted with so - One of which will leave New York daily, vy Fan Riondas, in halt aadauarter boxes upon John, tu perfectiongim good cating and drinking may evidence, even if inadmissible under the first connt, was | homicide justifiable or excusable. Even if the accused cepted) frog. Piet Note North River, Battery lace, at four ‘Do. No, *, half and quarter boxes agnin guaranteed at the Terrapin, “A single look inte the ot unquestionably proper under the last count. did not design death, the act he perpetrated was immi- Extract of John C. Colt’s letter dated February 15th, 1812. ope 1s. ARNOT iat S safe sina nent sheet | gots cumalst (he, deemed having bern exhumed | nenly dangerocs andthe pened blows juficied ino | «Ae Mint ny ened ldo, aca hic IDE ISLAND, on Mouday, Wednesday and Fri- 9 i . es wil ing the trial, the head was juced in Court with a | inhuman a manner certainly evinced a depraved mind, - he ang oe ny, “Thur aoa | engine ae SANE LOA nee | OO oi trvd pals ind everyday ding J lew to cnmbl the fury to) Sppy the tnimany” with | rgaruts of human ie. Whaioven wis tie degree of | Sick wf tnt me eta ce| e MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesday, Thursday and oe as ei ‘thdbeneda. ? ‘ol2im#m~ | greater certainty. The proceeding, although deemed | crime, it was complete when life was extinguished, and for relief, how I know The Seem tyre of emery niga, |, go von: uMORTHY ATTENTION. | | senconen' Weta cvifnces sa? SMLPOPO" tM | Sesh Wa tenn conde ws agtnaedy | Ri arses masa 7 iF r a a Esperanza, do lo h ¢ sanctioned by the law of evidence. l. i ely , Was, that of trying ress him off wi . Tee ted Boman nt Cats tad Proceed immediately w rows | Fres Amigossin cartons of 20 each LIGHT LIGHT toms patent solid bottom Glass Foun: | Caroline M. Henshaw, a witness for the accused, during | opened. to the jury for the light it might reflect on the | held tohis colas, endeavoring with my right hand, a the tame “Fey st tacen af the following. much reduced rates == Ena kine ana Site kanes for Chernical Oil—From tne peculiar beauty | her direct examination testified that she cohabited with | deed he had consummated. The house was filled with backwards spon tei" Ivtwie ta thie hatcifat posit 'o Boston, on goods weighing forty pounds or upwards to ell et ag a a Hor auslity, they are destined to supersede all others atte: | bimand he thereupon offered to prove her goodcharacter | tenants from the base to the roof. The narrow room of | thiraceyrsed hatchet and eave hum the unfortanete blows her he eubic foot, at $5 50 perton, and ou measurement goods 7 Panetlla’s, 4 of superior quality use, The total abseace of smoke and smell, the unparalleled | {Or Veracity, so as to rebut an adverse presumption sup- | the accused was separated only by thin folding doors from | | 4 en relieved from his horrid grasp, I beheld for the cents Ber foo 5 me pee bi ‘Yngenendad, @ brillianey of (he flame, is admitted co be wazqualled. posed to result from the fact thus disclosed. The District | an occupied apartment, and looked out on the corner of | firsttime my awful defence. Heaven only knows the number PE a non ener ert PY ed hehe Medd Demoyas, do N. B,—At less cost than half a cent per hour. ‘The proprie- | Attorney objected, but at the same time admitted that the | the streets. Even without leaving the presence of the | of blows stuck him. ‘There may have been four or five. And Pctow. Teysiane, Mateos do torg masure the public chat no lama can be wim medand kept in | witness had given her evidence with an intention to tes- | dying or dead man, the accused could have instantly sum- Tetlect upon the tnatrument mot unfortunately se - DUCED. . priscives, of the Rendon, Cras and Sane, all ent. to deb. order with so little trouble, and with 4 much sase and facility, | tify only the trath. ‘The Court,thereupon, very properly | moned amultitude. But he invoked no witnesses. On | *%¢ pearensacesly need, iste ered that “his FARE REDUCED. ‘Rrimaverse, im q - Proprietors: at 126 Fulton atiecl, 2 door Kiamthet New ecg | declined to receive unnecessary evidence of the veracity | thecontrary, according to bis own acknowledgment, he | Mw uot dushe 4 PERSONS GOING SOUTH. Goeeumies 4 2 of a witness who hal not been impeached by the proseeu- | closed the ily aperture through which be might beob- | counsel eonsidereamy cise jertect Bustament do iso, Chemical Oil, Camphine, Globes, Wicks, ke, &e. of | tion, and whose truthfulness had oe conceded. served, stripped the deceased of the clothing by which | that I should be 'o produce this result they con- Esmero Regalias, do 4 ‘. superior quality, at the lowest merket prices olesale and The 4th Section of Article 1, Title 2, Chapter 1, | the person might be identified, and without aid, and al- | ceived that the r, of dams’ coming Lo my gan ie bad 1 Be Ones, nanperior wticle, retail. Fert Mol the, Revived Statues, [8,1n,.the. following’| most with -eupechusan effort, wrapped In, convene (he'| occ t ay wrongs wat apite pedlescnts eben ekige, into rom és . 2 SUITAR. words :— ly; contracted i pe amc depos: = dr ration the fact that th bet Ports- CSA LET ne Veh OSKAM VFS eats aa Felt NA RE ace ae by Such homicide is excusable when committed, three and a half fect in length, and standing upon the pro- | saveral Instances, shown. himeclf a kind. of daredor, aed find ‘to Charleston, " b he is 9 feet log : 4 ~4 ee "mb: | “1. By accident and misfortune, in lawfully correcting | trading knees, pressed them down by dislocating the limbs | been conse ueatly turned from the houses ol several’ citizens 9 We ~ 213 feet beam, and 12 feet hold, Her cabins exten, patent Concertina begs to announee to hs friewds b: iy a 'y ting ing. ‘a Pington Ne Ce and | sive andsuperbly utted up. If uot'wanted tora Yacht, she | lic that the has just publishel hisuewitondo Militaire” forthe | a child or servant ; oF in doing. any other lawful act by | until the box could be closed. After this was done and | for abusive and inealting lanzunge. | Had this vot have been the asily have slipped through the fingers of f that unfortunate, foobsh man was never connecting me wit ; r ell adagy ket b Which Will be found well worthy ge attention of th d ordi 4 ht had come, the accused, with hands unaccustomed | conribsion, | could hence co Chaysetum, to City mavala emye——mabing the fare on | Tans ot ne tonthe: Chine or any. cist abe alrs Watt Pee eramelan tent kees weiceenth tater, pa moans, with usual ap crunary, centlon, and wih. | Ra cmiabbr wrist’ tne Neer and caretully sisined it | ioe aw ‘the ody Hestioss wad Steambosts connecting these lines tm wood order, | aPeed isan object.‘ She ts an adimirabl it gad calculated uot quly uo please but to afford instruction. | OV. 9) py accident and misfortune, in the heat of passion, | with oil ahd ink and tobacco, te conceal the blood winich | Hentifed, aud the oaly po tnd expedite travel, and make passengers as comfortable a8 pos pL eee tw pale Sg rome hogo sich Sear horees |, oa fortes qeaeastt ane ws be tees ee upon any sudden end sufficient provocation, or upon a | had beenshed. Heclandestinely cast the clothing and arti- | tie man that delivered it to him, consequently tible. : tha " stron siiten combat, without, any undue advantage being | cles of property found ou the person of the deceased, ex- | cewary” to prove dat I war not abgut the ran BY this route you may be sure of reaching New Orleans hls wateh, into a sink, repaired toa bathing house mornin, to have been acauited.” But} should fo would be valuable asa dispatch vessel, or asa tender to a | Caual street, where he continues to gi fleet She would carry a very heavy armament on her deek, | instruments 7 taken, and without any dangerous weapon being used, eee eed en EB DUDLEY,” | from having parc of her ballast,(40 tons) in au iron Keel, by | HEAP FABIO and not done in acruclorundsual manner.” and washed the stains from his own dress, and then retired | myself for slipping through the fingers _0n9 20 President W. & R.R, RCo. Fes a pe pan ay earee, er GminEreser pics Cc street.—Where doe: thy .the | ‘The accused objected to the charge of the Coart because | to gens et mL fy Abe pert nerning, before the non) : Fe P Rent Ws Woe BRITISH AND NORTH AMENIGAN ROYAL MA, | "'Herinfl tale, heyinn, farmitare Be. e, Re. are in perfect olconad tromaby place puidand codsetemmenacticr toe tecane eoeetviain eG venuned kis dorta.te) recmav ene sraiedsertr tae hit Ctreuit Court, + Of tma.sase and th fase yower cack. may be seen at the Dry Dock.” For fartherparicuiars inquire | {Yih Above number itis Delte the section were (o be rejected as surplusage. But no au- | travsaction, He carefully fastened the box, labelled it Before Judge Kent. Under contract with the Lords of the Admiralty. of Ira Biiss, at the office of the C. and A. I. K- Company, ot | garments made in a style of elegance and ity unsurpass- | thority is found for rejecting the words thus alleged to be | With the address of an imaginary person in St. Louis, to Nov.12.—-Richard D. Little vs. Peter La Forge.—Th oo JOHN'C. STEVENS, epeny Lquewtatee Ine prices chargud necessary. thecare of imaginary persons in New Orleans and care. |. N . . n22wigbd ‘South Amboy. 7 » snd pore en pt ont) Wrest charged are— ry 7 ‘ full. ved it from his apartment and caused it to be | 2ction has created much interest at Staten Island, and is a ‘or Dress Coats, of the best West of England The Court also charged that ifthe Jury believed under [ fully remo’ brought to this city on the ground that an impartial trial AGAZINES & PERIODICALS FOR NOVEMBER Cloths. bats | the evidence that the homicite was effected in a cruel | conveyed to the ship which waa expected. to depart | Couut not be obtained ou the Island. It is to establish the Hist, Godey’s Ladies nam’s Magazine, Ladies | Wool dyed West of England Cassimere pants fall vi immediately to that port, and delivered it to the master z Wo Ida ony Yo Feopley Bool Boston aul Beuiley' Yeats of cashmere, at shor cloth 2 3 for mateuon cl Ucerien, anh portion ob sneatinrte ‘20d took, a eceipt Sor thes Sor a parcel ‘of nierdtiandine.— insted’ inn tate, haneor tea pieieition or EI than 2000 eaigravings ; Biblical Journal and ‘Christian Family | Dress Costamade and trimmedy 7 to 9 | Was consiilered erroneous by the accused, but it seems to | Hehad many associates in the city; a brother anda mis- | chased the property adjoining, of the heirs of David Mer. ACADIA, tyte RN do Magazine, edited by ‘he Rev. H. Rood and D. Newell ; Teme | Pants and Vests, ap 2) have been in harmony with the spirit as wall as the letter | tress who seems to be have worthy of his confidence, sereau, and contends that this dock was also part and wit Okura, H.C. Miller, RN do perauce and Other Almanag; the Rainbow and Radient, anew JOHN MOFFAT. | | of the law. A and whom he saya he intended soon to admit to the righty arcol of the estate, The defendant (on behalf of the town sail from Boston, via Halifax. ynom sovron, | {itmorous and witty journal, well calculated to. jlease ‘the | _ni mr Tho Court alsochorgedthe Jury that a homicide to be | of awife. ‘Touone of these persons did he reveal what. | PPC St Hau) insite that isa putiic highay, Foe the Piet - Nov 1 | Wvety andgay. All of which will be sold at wholesale end | >Nfie GLOBE MOTEL Balhs mpplicd with Croton Water, | excweadie inst be committed without a design to effet | had happened or what he had done. On the contrary, Renunt was rene a Bi lewitt, Oct 4 hy 1 defence, a document ho that th Caledonia, Ben” Oct 19 Nov 16 recat and thoes ho bay to sell again atm, lower mete then , Blaweara, oprieios of the Globe Hotel and of the above | death. The counsel for the accused qnestioned this posi. | pon mature reflection, a# he says, he avoided his brother | (omic vue of Highways coneidered thedock, totes L iting jov 4 Dec 1 ‘B.—Fitty agents want aismnlet Fy leg at aad come aps bathesiran orion (te Hedin, | tian: But the law dectares that homicide can only be ox- | and took counsel only with himself, He gave Caroline public high so long ago as the year 1773. Several wer ims Miller, Nov 19 Dee 7 eal, cs Kee TON ering: ) snd the gublic generally, that Poe cusable when ithappens by accident and misfortune, and ar aten teoanecnietomcy tie the eens ot lit late | ged men belonging to the island (two of the m over 98 wt “ nd ime @ = v3 a ‘+ it curnot so happen it proceed (rom design, return on the night succee ie e, and of arly - d its “4 ea ameter repute | ELLINGTON A; CARTER, Wine and Commuson | Buher Will ind the most polite and neomgtstten:ion from | The ground upon whieh the eccuaed demanded @ writ | ehseuceonthenext ,morning. To the person who occy- Way fom ‘helt caries recollection A portion of the Theas ships eury experienced surgeons, No Dent secared He Re Atee trea op tone fen ale fae fuperimendants; and es regards linen, and eve) that ac- ues hee. Kee seveeat Gasemiak ot tie Count, 9 piled the a jvining rooms he nt first denied and atterwards | property hus now been built on by a number of persons, un er. 2 has on hibd, und is daily recetving, choice arricles, and offers | Commodarion that can contribute to the comto.t asd convent ‘erminer which have been noticed were orro- | talsely explained ci ict excited susp Billed. up at iii NoreMetehandize tnd Specie, (except for personal ex Tee" padeontn, Sota arenth ae ote aobeaseaten ite gnc of visiters, there baths will be found. inevery respec’, | neous, But ho was allowed to present them for the consi- | cion, and:lay alter day, while the friends of the deceased | (¥ CoN hy epee as Date of oan Fg sadliche ocean ea RVR, Ae, | ieee aeaemalazachaen of Lameline Madeira Wide | (fe aie iv en ram geek Ac Maat evens | Soon ch anand sytene load, iseta ae. | Concent ibe scomset ted the place where | mecouraonmad: © 3 HAM, JR, No. 3 Wall-st 9 easks Malmsey Vintage, of 1913, night. Charge twenty-fivecents, Entrance on Biondway and ered and Sty oad, be e jadg- 5 eamoutt { ‘or plaintiff, Mr. 8. Sherw ir. F. 8, Kinney. “ae aA FALL-AND WINTER ARRAN 2 New at. niniwer | meat was rendered against the prisoner by the Court of | the deceared was accustomed to transact business and re- defend . fs MENT nt he aeee HAREANGE- Fee Seren erent colonies satine Reeertt — Oyer and Terminer. The Governor not only coneur, | marked on his mysterious absence like'a sympathising | FF defendant, Mr. lorrison and Mr. John Wallis. out au 4 after Monday, the det of Oooter ns 21 casks Henessey, Seignette and Otard Brandy from Lon with the Conrt ef Oyer and Terminer and with the Su- | friend. Nature suggests o mode of proceeding in every a as follows: Iraving Middletown Pont (tide and weather don Dockay a Gh Pius Wied TT ie wishing ip barchaae pore nd and Ground preme Courtin the opinion that the otjections raised by | exigency,but not the same mode in Kage Senegal Court Calendar—Thi Day. ‘Biteing! at 9 o'eloc and Kerport.at 10 o'clock, ery Monday 10 pipes Hollan A Mgt yt. tote Wath Ag a eo na pe ee at ek stton | theaccused were untenable, but he sees no reason to d ly dissimilar as those of guilt of murder and con- Crrevrr Covet. —Nos. 286, 286, 13,14, 88, 73, 76. 185, 40, redueeday and Priley, Rezoning, Tere the (00k of Foti | pd ee a eer tenet Tom the Beat | eee edt Ae Drees orale the asses oe te very heat analt: | trust the absolute confidence in the correctness of that de- | scionsness of having committed other forms of homi. | 177, 178, 190, 198, 104, 195, 198, 197, 300, 201, 209,307, 210, Sepsctlaths noon todsbingat Beguials Dock Game Tey | 15p Seok tus Clumpugne, Anchor and other choice Brands, ‘Coffee Roasted every day fresh, and sent to any pert of this | Cision manifeated by the Cireuit Judge, the Chancellor | ci ks concealment, misfortune sympathy, and | 911/913, 62, 63, 64, 83. Dexoenwili bo Tn, radiness: ta Sonvey pestoagers We kiny past ah 9 general wget for the mMciont house of | efty aud Brooklyn, free ‘of expense, Coffee Roasted aud | and the Justices of the Supreme Courtin their rot innocence vindication. Ifthe homicide had not boen felo- Of the country. All baguage at the risk Of the owners, hos Wt Maneire, cad takes ord their celebrated | Gromd tor Grocernes, ina mperion maainer, allow asecond writ of error. Therefore the denial of | nious the firstimpulse of the accused,when he discovered eee (023 2m*ee nee, of every sae or quality Feautred re EDR. WELCIL Inte finn of this writ thus demanded does not seem such ahardswip to | the fatal consequences of his violence, would have been NEW STORE. | PRE SRE MARBLE £8, STEEL SPPER, CLOVES, &e, o12 im*m eleb & Sheerer. | wards the accused as would call for redress by the exor. | '0 invoke aid lo e sutferer if living, or at least advice or OUTHOUY & NEV) RS by invite Lg Ay Lo LAST TRIP OF COTY URORER. FOR UPPER $000 Ttaliau Marble Tiles, whi’e and blue, 7PHE NEWYORK tahtand Guard will told their 6 YORK Muehtnng Guard will hold Phew tit | Gis of executive power. sympathy for himself, If the biood which had been | and Uve public generally, toeall at 941 Broadway, and ena- L Soest $0) A ee Anowsl Ball on Monday Evening Decit2at the Avolln | After the cause had been adjudicated by the Supreme | spilled did not aceuse the prisoner, he would not have en. | ™™*y/rtineonmentol | oak GinaNDOL ES, ke GREAT 'ERN, Captain A. Wali 50 ke wd White Led in Oi looms, JOHN G, CL NT, Secretary, Co! a deavored to remove the stains it left. If Adams fell b: g 4 tannia Ware, Table Culler; 4 N, { a 4 White Lead in Oil. CAPT JOSEPH CRAIG, Ghaitarn pr pine urt and sentence had been pronounced in the Court ot ? Y | Silver, Plated and Britanma Ware, Tai Ys will leave Buffalo for Chicas on riday Nev 25 boxes Milan Stevi socal bace me Been : Oyer and Terminer,the accused for the first time assumed | the hand of the accused through accident or misfortune, ae ae Furnish’ ath, immediately alter the arrival ofthe East» | Alsoam amortment of Topas, Aqua Marine, and other pre OHO?! the ground that the two Aldermen who were associited | ereven saddeny excited passion, the friends of the unfor: | gp 4 big hy oy | s' Groat Western will touch at ell the porte accessible‘on | “itt Stowes for Jewellers. om Imey RING’S VERBENA CREAM. with the Circuit Jujgeon the trial wore not Judges, be: | tunale man would not have been denied the melancholy | flevery,deseription, which they! nd Michigan, usually visited by boats on the Up: | PREMIUM HOSE FOR CROTON WATER—Made 3 Celebrated Shaving Compound is now all the rage, ne | canse the laws by virtue of which they actedin that capa- pee of giving his remains a becoming burial. Such eclosion tunetor advantages ret Laie tate, This rule will aon vassengees govug sou Sees Tam, canvass, covered with duck, ated ia oa | ce aaron sppenrie profeptonn: cs ogous those who pre | city conflicted with the constitution. That instrument | less would the accused mutilated those remains an f their Lamps, Girandoles vie’ the most important places ou Lake: spanner, with Fadia perfectly water Oratctate ehoces. the Werpwement Fe- | gontainsa provision declaring that alljudicial officers (with | dispose of them in a manner, the very account of which | enabled to offer therm 4 Srroreer devel ee ; Ev Decroit River, Lake Saint Clair, Lake Horon, Straits of | tight uuder the great ¢ best India | cently made in Rabbe: Kise. rodices x revolt of all the sympathies of the human | able for churches, hotels stores, dae) i, nd kleam or, Mackinaw and Lake Michigan, thence to Chicago —From | Hubber Hose extant, ewly, invented Hem | above competition. an exception which has nv application Cait poate (Hf od th ns pe fi i fo Jose, on account of and 4 a bscriber havit rehased the co; it | tion,) shall be a) ited by the Governor and Senate. Al- | he But itis urged that consciousness of the crime of pmasters. Pte eahea Ua Lisette Teltetn Ourca, cal Bere ced be | quantiles ogaite, nest one mammmeettrer's lowest prices, | | Lhe subscriber having partes Tue td formants tat fn pt gant repairs Dat are elected by the ‘Peo. | manslaughter and fear of ite punishment, would induce Solar Lamp,so just! steam bost to Peo: ton aud Saint Louis, from thenee HORACE H. DAY, ease in chaving i¢ can be equalled only by ‘all street broker, | ple. But Aldermen inthe city of New York have always | concealment. Flight from false accusation sometimes oc. snl economy. This to New Orleans. whole time occupied in tray Successor to Roxbury ‘Rabber Compiny, the Creat possessing the advantage ol giving better sa en recognised by law asjudges, They were actin curs, but the records of critne present scarcely an euthen- np, ve w the Bafialp to New O will not exceed thirteen days. réeod Or $5 Maiden Laue. "|| to the party by the operation, and: this, <pesking much when the cousitutioncame into existence, and stace | tic case where a person guilty only of mansla has ti age vusfor an equal number of hours Seale Ot Te UILETOR EV ARS. bone STARD FACTORY —J, COGSWELL has removea | "to wee i the spuri " i that period their judicial powers have been confirmed by | concealed the dead body and increased his pe y of |“ HOUY & NEVERS will k euhann head netotte EES. GILG TO ® EVANS. befteto. Mion 114 Alton 187, Moonavelt street, second story of | mainet, we drceuons hor wre. will have the wiilten signee | Many statutes. ‘The Supreme Court has heretofore deet- | the acts which distiognish. the conscious mivnterer. | «4 1 of the articles nbove enumerated | a complete assorum , tor, none other deing genuine. ded that those statutes were constitutional ; that the Manslaughter, although for reasons of conservative po: SIRE tr endear ore Lo. meet the tartes and wishes of the where prepared. to furnish the article at short notice and |e nett ane oe i eae at / ie, to merit a fe ‘whieh i y a ) d ere judges de jure, and that even if they were | licy, declared to be a felony and punished as such, is 1e- ie, to merit a favoral wre of the patron teh is i ee ee es: "at tnt eal Wes greeted Wiel ep glaenaatadaiie Saks sich fs To NCA Petar, | ot ja ro delok they were dg de fact that thelr garda by the offender, as well as by, seoloty, nam mir | tore suited Sr thelr eetabishment.___ oll IWieInows Te STATEN ISLANDER ic conniry mustard, Care| . B.—! . x ings were valid until the Aldermen should be re- | tune rather acrime,or at most as acrime mingle: SLES, Ch Vie will leave New York and Staten ste on BON | QQUDINARY. DAILY Few ponilomea Tyce rer'| Acie Rarananll, Dr: Browders Compound Syrupofinginn | Pover rol ihe bench by the fadgment of a competant | wiih misfortune: He who has commited Tit he poorest | M RIANARY “ARTICLES. recy in Pellets New york. STATEN ISLAND. ‘are aware they caui«b:ain a good, substantial Heoatish Dine| e tribunal, and that their judicial powers could not be ques- | the common tenderness of onr nature, deplores the J ofthis eit RS Ey a oe roadway 9 8% ner, furmshed wid the best the markets can afford, Beer ins and ‘ol eluded, for 25 ceats, inner on ble o'clock, MN i 1 Bi follor PY ‘ Chops and hour. to $15: ‘ Cold Ca Be watt = ie required to be particularly marked, Me RISTTANSOND, (Inte Vs.) bei ‘are at the street. amail i Dy Sitin” Sect reonived pat sup Ville de vos, nnd Cloak making promptly executed. nd im*r ots ices ae chia to Ri de nae Goncerning this decision, he x bound toacquiesce. He has | Society exacts his punishment with reluctance, and iT lon, he $1 0 to $250. The west sie of ‘no power either to oblige the Supreme Court to reconsider ding the Jaw adjudges him a felon, the question or to submit it for the examination of the | suffers no iny. Imprisonment seems to him jj "0c p HENRY COGBWELL, | Coulter tho Correction of Kerors. "Under tuch ciroure | an’ inconaiferable punishment compared "with rm E PRICE CASH STORE. tioned in collateral prosecutions in which they were not | injury he has done, but conscience vindicates him, ween White and Walker streets, a splendid nt et, where will be rami clothing atthe | Parties, Whatever opinion the Governor might entertain | sustains him against accusations ofa. higher crime, eae Goals, Paleninen, C y = tree! le the latest fron Ha the owners (hereof. oor ol Im*r