The New York Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. VELI.—-Ho. 336 --- Whole Ho. 3197, NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15, 1842. Price Two Cents, KR NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA AkD NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS. te , Ath sth o1 is t a despatch a ship tr thi rt on the Ist, 3th, > 1 Ms Bil vt each south, commevetng the Iida Getober and, continu ig. bier A when we ys oes. Pr isiuder of the year, wl at delays 2 Pile rosea eT date'te Rtntuet maw. The following thins weenie this arrangement * 'p 2. Ci in Corel. VER, Capriin Jackson, SIPPh Capen Hiliard. Ss) L MEMruis, y ge Motist! Captain Mulford, Dy These ships wece'all built m the eity of New York, express T for packets, are of light draft of water, have recently been * “wly-coppered and put in splendid order, with accommodations Jor passengers uneqwalled for comfort. They are commanded : ‘who will make every exertion to give hey will at all times be towed up and Sow the Mississippi by,sceampoats, ane ' ‘Neither the owuers orfeaptains of these ships will be responsi- ble {pr jewelry, bullion, precious stones, silver or plated ware. or fur any letters, parcel or package, seat ty 9 ryt cu board o} them, unless reavter bills of :ading are taken for the same apd on expressed, OOS or hreisht or , een ci ee KA COLLINS & CO.,56 South st., or HULLIN & WOODRUFF, Agent in New jeans, who will promptly forward all goods to their nddress, Oneal Seek thie ne ora orenied or all pancemnliy sot vertised, and great care will be taken to have the goods correct- iy measured. m4 NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETs. ‘vo silttom Now York on the Sek 98 Liverpool on the 13th "af each month. Pied KOM «Bee iS Ship GARRIC in Wim. Skiddy, 25th October. Ship ROS OSCIUS, Captain John Collins, 25th November. Ship SIDDONS, Caprai Cobb, 25th December. Ship SHERIDAN, Captain F. A. Depeyster, 25v\ January. Ro Ship SIDDONS, Captain E. B. Cobb, 13th October. Ship SHERIDAN, Gaptiin F. A, D wevaer, ith Novem, Ship GARRICK, Captain Wm, Skiddy, 13th December. Shi) ROSCIUS, C-ytain John Collins, 13th January. ese ships are all of the first class, upwards of 168 .cns, built in the eity of New York, with such’ improvements ascombine reat speed with unusual comfort for passengers. Every care fes'been taken in the arrangement, of their accommodations. The price of passage hence is $100, for which ample stores will be (provided. ‘These, ships are épmmanded by experienced masters, whe will make every exertion to give genera Teither the captaiue op owners of the shire will be responsl- ble for ary letters, parcels or es sent by them, unless re- lar bis of ladiag are signed therefor. signe: ‘or freight or w ar CORLING 8 CD" 56 South st., New York, or to . & JAS. BROWN & Liverpool. Letters by the packets Will be ckarged 124 cehts per single sheet: 50 cents per ounce, and newspapers | cent each. ol NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL REGULAR COM- MERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS. Sailing 10 aud trom Liverpool, Weekly. a a: ae 3 STREET. ‘The subscriber in announcing his arrengements for the year 1042, appears be(ope his fricuds with sentiments of sincere ‘res: Peet forte able sunporc he has roe send for their friends residing ip England, Ireland, Scotland fad Wales; that chey enn a fl times be accommodated by this 1Toe, ny weekly goportunites from Liverpoe, ax well ax by all A (lines of packet ships, sailing to an ‘(gom Liverpool on the lst, 7uh, 13th, Toth and 26th of each mouth throughout the year. 3 It has always been the study of the subscricer to have the emigrants shown civility, and despatched without delay, a shore who send for their friends may rest satisfied that every dae and diligentattention will be given by the Liverpool agents withose sent esas well ay all who may etnbark with them, mud any of those whose 1 D paid not ‘eum Serk, the mousy will be refunded without any change, ‘Phe subseribcr feels a pleasure im making known, the differ shins by Which his passengers came out during the last year, ‘hich has given general satisfaction, and that he has considera: oy. eranded an Sopelupad ris acratigpementy for the year 1842, he following is a list of ships == , Shiga Scotland, Robi Ships Alabamian, Lane. an Held, Wilson, Frintice, ins. ranifi “ rone, Speare, Raatell Glaten Howes, Wales Wate Hiberuia, Wilson. Westchester, Ferris. Alfred, Cheever, Osceola, Childs. Clifton, Ingersoli. St. Cloud, Emerson. Louisville, Allen. New York, Niven. ieskie, Emerson. Warsaw, Griffiths, Qayexo, Wood. Ocean, will ar i re . Hainpshire, Harding, Paithes, Qoodinanson, Robere bases Tite urope, Bateheldor. Almtneeane (aren aes f Ireland and Scot ree e (rom the different ports. of Ireland and Se and, can also he secured, and drafts faraioned for any amoust payable at the National and Provincial, Brnks of Ireland an their respective branches, and also on Mersrs. J. & W. Robi son, Liverpool, which are paid free 0; any charge, throughout he United Kittgrtom, For further particulars wpply to, JOHN HERDMAN 61 South street. gt | Sek W, ROBINSON, 1¢ Gorge Piazza and aulé ‘No. 1 Neptune st., Waterloo Dock. Liverpool. OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. THE devdtrs sma bo Faas apa pe pe despa t spe gay gf susan ou Sunday the shape wll al on the noccee ms For New York. For Liverpool. The SOUTH AMERICA, (June 1 July 19 616 tons, pct 1 Nov iy . eb 1 Mar 19 The ENGLAND, June 19 Aug 7 ‘750 tons, Oct 19 Dec 7 B.L. Waite. (Feb 19 April 7 The OXFORD, duly 1 Aug 19 800 tons, Nov 1 Dee 19 J.Hathbone, ¢ March 1 April 19 The EUROPE, Joly 19 Sept 610 toas, Nov 19 Jan 7 G3. Marshal Mar 19 May 7 The NORTH AMERICA, { Aug 1 Sept 19 618 tons. Dee 1 Jao 19 A.B. Lowber.( April 1 May 19 The NEW YORK, ug 19 Qct 7 900 tons, ee 19 Feb 7 ‘L..B. Cropper. April 19 June 7 The CAMBRIDGE, Sept 1 et 17 850 tons, Jan feb = 17 ‘W. © Barstow.( Mey Jnne 19 ‘The COLUMBUS, Bept Nov 9 700 tous, Jan Mar 9 ‘A. Cole. QMay | ; Juy 7 Punetaality, as regards the day of sailing, will be observed as wetofore, ‘The price of passege outward ‘is now fixed at One fundred Dollars, ample stores of every description will be provided, with the exception of wines and liquors, which will be beter ai stewart DH CO.. 64 South st, €.H. MARSHALL, 39 Burling-slip, N.Y. Jem ivh BARING BROTHERS & CU., L’pool. TAPSCOTT’S GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE, 43 PECK SLIP, NEW YORK. ‘The subscribers bey. t9 call the attention of their friends gee, ie, buble weneally to thelr superior, acrabgemeuts tt from, aod remitting money to, any par, of Eagiand, Yeelaud, Scotland or Wales, inthe maguicent i he v LIVERPOOL PACKETS," VIZ.:— NEW 7. Siup 81 RN iin drone” i ah oodhiouse, Ship ROCHESTER. Captain Palmer, New ship LIVERPOOL Ceneuin Bliredge. Sailmg twice every month; ind with the" UNITED. LINE,” uperior first class Ameriean ships, sailing every ten make five ships in each month’ throughout. the at, (or ome every sis days) thereby preveuting the poss, amage treeabie, th al mss golly othe comers, per. the en es scat for deelloe com money will'be refand-d'without any deguetion, ay msi. aA free from the vanous seaports of Ireland and ‘Scotland, can also be secured. REMITTANCES. : Persons in the country wishing 0 send money to therr friends by enclosing the sum they wish sect, with the name and ad- dress of the parties toreceive it, m.y rely ou adrafe for the amount being forwarded per first packet, after the reccipt Wnetedt, and an acknowledgement fur the sane recurned p mai D rafts at sight, for any amonnt, out disconat he eral Binks rela and branch cee brane! Bankers, London, Exehar g re prvable ow demand, with it the National and Provin- Eastern Bank of Seotlaud, Messrs, James Bult, vd Discount dud in every priv cipal towa of Great Bi Vortherputiculars made known sn application, if by letter, Post pad, ct r__W, &J. T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Slip, N. York. doy, a Bin a seilles on the Ist ofeach month darn 2h. From New neil . ERVA. Novi. a vin SIRT Sytvester, Beet feb Rik. nh, Jan. 1 eg, ‘Ty rence, Feb i. 1 e ray Adi Marl. May CORTOUANU: ‘Apli: Jan 1 They ore ail eopperee and copper fastened,and have excellent ac modations for passengers. price of cabin passage will be $100, exclusive of wines and lijtors. Goods Mldressed to BOYD & HINCKEN, the a gents, wi be forwarded free of other charges thus thess'asteallt eta. For freight or passage spt 10 an ee eo t BOYD & BINS “hon ts. BLACK BALL, or Oid_ LIVE! Pack: ta=The only’Regular Packet that eats. on ¢ 9th of Dee—The new and *epant EW barthen 1000 tons, Captain jomas B. Cropper, will sui} positively on Monday, ‘the 19th of December, her regular day, Tne Aecroramolations of this well known favorite packets, cabin, 2d cabin and Fae i De ow ere are MIAME paned by any other line or ship londing for the above port. Per sons avout to embark for the old country will find it to their comfort and adyan’age to choose conveyance i preference toavy other. For terms of » and to secure the berths apply om board, foot of Beekman street, or to the sub- seribess, ROCHE BROTHERS & G: % Fulton st, next door to the Ful ee atk P,S. The New York will «ai! from Liverpool on the Tin Feb- ruary, 18(%—those sending for their relatives can have chem che ot her, or in eny of the Packets of this Line, which einiveun that ar the Th and Ioth of every Month.” Far itor Liverpoot on ie tof Jananty, her 48 sia,” and im scholars understand speak it habitually and those branches of a police edu id are applicable (o any. he course’ of study, therefore, comprehends the Eng! finan and Spanish languages ; History, Geogr shies losophyy the practical part of Mathematica, au Is. Such siual success has actended veral of the pupils, under tw el¥e years of ages, wr uages, ina perfectly. intedigible nid east (the stmmer in the schoo! is @ married man, at jordepartment: childr The terms are 3400 pe References—M . ALEXANDEM MORALES, ESQ, HAVANA et AND OF CHARLES DUNNE as eatablished two Years ax the former Intendens General of 2 ished individuals of the nobility and merchauts of conducted ou the plan gf the Germany gyms. of tuition is the “inte: tive.” All the English language, and many of them mently f rience of schools in France, Ger- nited States. His chi to his care a practical knowledge of CUBA, ATERLAND, Pitincir, i inder pe istand, and faim is to, tiow, Which are required in aii nations and aequiremments residle im the ea che classes rec in rokation, instruction plan of 0 and sperk manner, and the Spanish, but also of other us placed withiu the reach of the youth of the 8, without its being necessary for them to re es which accrue f the Principal in schools. "The young. tes can have nothing to fear trom the cli: mate, the house being spacious and airy, sitaated in a healthful short dis'ance from the sity; and containing within its and complete ypasinn for the preservation th 0 you ite | , arrived Spm Saree has re received at any ous opinions undisturbed. aubum, payable three manths in ad- ng exirag except slathes and books: DRAKE'S BROTHERS, Havana. ISHING WA) U2’, 56t Broad and Commission Merchants, jt ng a uew andsplendid assortment of the following arti HOUSE FURN: HAUGHWO) Pogether with churches, halls and pablie Baskets, Castors, Trays, Toast Racks, Candlesticks, Na pki iter Tabs, butter and Sra’ Kuives, Suuifers sua ating Table Cutlery in setisand dozens: Japanved Tea Trova, in great rarity of patterns. and forma; at . Pitchers, Tumblers, Dishes, Goblets, Decanters Water Bot and the public gener uufacturers are sucht, atthey can sell all article atremaskably lowpri ses; and ii aud see their show ro ma whieh alone is snficient te compen fi 322 3m*r HOUSE.—WORAM & » Manufacturers, Agents e just received and are now 2 ered, Gilt and Bronze Ga Chaudaliers, 6 to 20 lights. die do 4tom Candle Brackets, Mantel Lights, dae iB! 8 Peis tte 3) iws Jaudiedras, aw he rai Lamps, Hall J amps end Lanterns, Mending Limpe . ‘A new article of Molar Lamp, a very superior article. he rn of Astral Lain; ‘Also, new style of Florentine Bronze, color immovable. isty of Lamps and Chandeliers, for ings. ter dor improving the light of rep Wane. OH Fruit Kuives, Snuifers and ~ ter Bot- to inform their friends, customers, hat their arrany ements with the ma: ir line pectfully invite them to call Is removed from 145 Bi ECONOMY IN G Garments of most J FUE advertiser dans eyed system of givil t the length of time REMOVAL. H TAILORING ESTABLISH MEN’ way%o No.7 Astor House ? 2, st MEN’S DRESS. aust Mashvonable kind et a saving of er cent for cach. it unnecessary to resort t the hack- Ka list of nominal prices, presum been established, together wit wed on him, Will prove a sumh tient voucher for his capabilities. Possess advantage of ed with an extensive cloth estab feel whieh, on come er than any other house making up LIPS, 7 Astor House, Breadway Menno and Cotton, of all Cloth—ludia Rubt sion and Cotton, LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB- BER GOODS. HOLESALE AND RETAIL, No.8 Wall street. Th eived and offers for salea large assort- ber Water Proof Goods, viz rior Lama, Cashmere Lata, Persian, colors and'sizes. ber, Water Proof, super Lama, Lasaa Per prepared fort ilors. ebbings for suspenders, corsets, ke HAS. ABRAHAMSON, GROUND SPIO; FZ. Tuk HOPE Office 120 Front at. pri¢es, and in the nm AND COFFEE MILLS, 14 Marketield street, between iall, late 267 Elizabeth street, New York. i stanly Out hand, at the lowest market al varieny of noekairee ily respeeta ole jour in the coautry, to take charge ot, and manage A Poort, tee gd A letter. (post paid) RY. Z. relerences given aud req dl d fisbie to Custor ‘TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS —A youur man 8 practical printet, who is thoroughly aeqnainted with every department and brauch, avd who has bee. y of reportor and shb-editor on several sirons of obtaining a situstion oly. be expected. ily. be expected. t the Herald office. BIT ied Commander. do do er, RN do FROM Boston. Nov 1 Nov 16 Dee 1 Dec 16 lewitt, Dec 4 Jan tt ¢ Money—From Boston to Liverpool, $135—Boston ‘These ships carry experienced surgeons. No Berths secared Te nd Specie (except for personal ex ane of lnaaage, willbe charged ts a m House Rey D. BRIGHAM, ations. Apt to Ji, No. 3 Wallest. FOR HALIFAX A: The Royal Mail Stem Sin LN! Commander, will leave Bi riday, Dee 16th. Passage to Liverpool - J laltinxs ss «vee D. BRIGHAM, LIVERPOOL. CdeU BLA E.C. Miller, jos.on for the ibove ports on + $135. 9 o'clock, and K. ide Stages will be in readin of the country. All baggage at the risk of LL AND WINTER ARRANGE- NT The steanbont | Koekland,, will on and after Middletown Pomt (tide and weather Leora 10 e’clock, every Mi ay, im ery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturda ching at Seguin's Dook each ways eas to Cae op roy ea to any part ondayy the 31st of October, ran ming, leave the foot of the owners, 023 2m*ec STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Foot of Whitehall street. Ou and alter Dec. 3d, the steamer STATEN ISLANDER, er NOt x ice NEw, YORK. ae M. 8 P.M, ‘ new and fist ster AVE, Cay t Thursday Nov. 17th, at five oPeloe inquire of the ca, tain on the days'above named, there will be a daily com Catskill and New York (and intermediate nd passage at reduced prices, pér FOR LONDON—Packet of the 20th Dee., the sn- ‘apt Atwood, will sail as abo. ? iP paet immediate application to EGULAR OPPOSITION TO CATS and intermedian , withon Je ndings, without iow vs ull, Mon oe yaand Fridays. Fiom News¥ ork, Tacadays, tupdays.—Bare to or: from Catuanill, 50 cet cents. otaim Vanderbile will bored. By packet ship WEST MINSTE ns for cabi JOHN HERDMAN, Gi South street. 25th Decem! SIDDONS, Captain E. sail as above, her regal passage, having aecommodations tnequalled for splendor rdyat Orleans wharf, foot of «$e OOH INS & CO. 6 South , $10. Sheridan, Capt F, A. De Peyster, of eed the Si fo at ett the ‘th Ja i 4 this sill only be received at Gilpin’s m. rely on the ships of this line sailing panetual- ly avadvertived.. ne Pane’ stove, wil avec regalar day. Ee tters for the ships of FOR LIVERPOOL—NEW LINE—.Regat Packet dia Packet ber.—The, Splen rete hetose st ‘all street street. FOR LIVERPOOL—Reveler Packet of the bad a Maa Ny he re, pa in ain seco ; ool su igo Maan has the regular packet utr ¢ v thei 1.'BCOTLAN Greenock Bankin towns; Sir Win. nytand, Ireland, Seotlann andy Irofan, : they with to. remit “rabeoribere, A mete f the parties for the amount will Be oranda th : 4 9 Seouipe tevwol, ea PWIETR. TAPSCOTT, 12 Peckslin, New York. id, fast saili it ant Wyer wil’ settee street, corner of South street. succeeded by the packet shad Vir on 13 Dec, thoir friends, residing in the Old might out by this ship, or an applying as above, if letter post paid. ner IRELAND, he —The tabseribers atin fom demand, without ivcount, orany charge We iteoe ver. tional Bink at iretand, the Provin- ranches in every coun Jen nena am er ery a Bait, Son the Exchange hes crciapee, a Diogount Hin, ser Bank of Seotlauth “try Hier he Gonneeet 1a the prcipal h to remit to the tia to Be at packet same re- acknowledgement W'S RIDING SCHOOL, 4% Bowery—W. J. ‘ 8, (from Europe) Professor. Evening class for gentlemen will commerce on Monday and continue each Monday and Friday of ladies aud gentlemen, can be accommodas ted with iustruction on Tuesday and Thursday evenings of Common Council, Special Meeting.—Wednesday, Dec. 1d—Alderman Woodhull ia the chair, and allthe members preseut except Alderman Stewart. Cleaning the Streets.—Che Board met pursuant to ad- journment for the purpose of taking up the report and ordinance in favor of cleaning the sticets by contract. ‘The report of the joint committee a plan for this purpose, was call ARTIN ruse and Boanv or Avpexmen.—, and by virtue of these unpaid from and after the last preceding ii time of payment. iderman Le» withdrew his section for the purpese of allowing action on that presented by Alderman Balis, which was then adopted. Alderman Day sed to recommend up, and Alderman 4 that he had signed the report with reluctance, and should vote against letting the contract for aterm of tive years, Alderman Davies said that the Common Council had al- ready agreed that the contract should be given out for aes presented the following as an amend- ment for that presented by Alderman Lee « It is further agreed by and between the parties to these ‘ne Superintendent of Streets shali sew that the said parties of the second part faithfully fultil aad comply with the terms of this agreement, and suall forth- with report all violations thereof to the said parties of the [ instruction 4s usual, for lai gentlemen, from 8 to 10 A. school to e™mmence at7 « IULS | MILLS gerald & Mayivrd, £0 M. and 354 to 946°. M lock. Anew Tivention, the Pre and Spice Mil's, fs + : Alderman Pury denied that any such power had been conferred upon the committee, asthe résolution mere should haye the power to make a contract five years,” which did not mean for five betweeu Faliou ant Joba, tested by competent Mills her, tofove introduced in Xpense of sharpening. Atare: . of cotter were kronud per hand ecrauk, which ground with 10re sh Mills. Grocers, Cotlee and Spici o.eail and examine ‘this creat 1mpro the expense of one of these Mills stated that the judges to be far snperio) rt Alter some debate, it was negatived by a vote of Sto 11. regad to cost, durabil Alderman Leoxann proposed the following amendment, which Alderman Lee accepted in place ot the one pre: sented by hit s— Alderman Leonany said he was in favor of sweeping the streets by coutract, but he would notsupport any measure of that Kind uuless it wus given out us other contracts are ease than thse of E: dealers, would do wel ment, as it will save sbuzpeniog in less than one ys reed, that upon the complaint of ns, OWNers OF Occupants of property in tbe same neighborhood, to the Superintendent of Streets, of ever violation of this contract by the party of the second pari, he shall order the said party of the second part to comply with the provisions of said contract thus violated, and upon refusal to or neglect to obey such order.” ‘The amendment was defeated by a party vote of 7 to 9, Alderman Purpy offered an amendment to the effect “thatin case the public interest, or the preservation of the public health, should require any alteration or amend- ment to the said contract, thut remuneration shall be made by arbitrators selected in the usual manner,” which was lout by a party vote of 7to 9. Alderman Davies offered the followmg amendment, which was accepted by the Committee, “Wis further agreed by the parties to these presents, that it may be lawtul for the parties of the first part to re- serve ten per centon the amountof each payment in each year in his hands, until the terms of the contract, ior the year in which such reservation shall be mude, shail be juity complied with and completed.” section was passed by a strict party vote of 9 to 7. ofthe contract were then adopted, in which the committees of the two boards, con: ing ot the following gentlemen have the power of making the contract, viz :—Aldermen Balis, Davies and Martin, and Assistants Brady, Mead and squirol. Alderman Batis then presented an amendment, to the effect that in case of the death of the contractor or contrac- tors or removal from the city, then the contract isto be- come void, and in cuse of permanent removal, then the city is to have the right to prosecute for such damages for the non-fulfilment of the contract as may have accrued. Alderman Puxpy moved to amend, by adding that if the corporation should move out of the city, they should have the same privilege. ‘Chis was negatived and the :ections introduced by Alderman Balis. Accepted. Alderman Leroxanp offered the following resolutions as se offerred by the committee :— ‘het the city be divided into four seperate districts, for the purpose of carrying out the above resolu- tion, as follows, via:— Ist district shall contain the Ist, 2d, 3d, 4th, and 6th wards. 7th, 10th, 13th, Lith and 17th. bth, 8th and Jath. 9th, 15th and 16ch. “ Resolved, That;the contracts for cleaning the streets shall be maue under the direcuon of the Street Commi: ho shall advertise for estimates in ail the Cor- poration papers, at leust six days before making such con- tracts, that the lowest estimate shall be entitled to the con- tract, and no coutractor shall be entitled to more than one ‘The motion to take up the first section of the contract, was then carried hy a strict party vote, the Democratic members in the negative. The contract was then taken up by sections, and passed & SCUDDER, 90 Nassau si reet. ‘Southern and western gegtlemen living remote from vantage to examine these ais, would find it to their as they ace portable and adapted to grinding com oF pelled by steam or horse power, ‘ pening, as the material of which ly becomes sharp by grinding, YIN DREBS—E: ble and Elegant Goo ENNINGS, 229 Bioadwa pecsiou o)' the public, aa extensive assortane nt Syods, compris Beavar aud Milled Clots, for ‘Toe Sick Overcoats (x0 mud dollars, cut and trimmed io firsts attention of the economist, Alderman Puxpy moved to amend the Ist section by in- serting alter the word “irom” in the sevond line, the word ” and in the third line, afer the word “markets,” the words “and such of them as may hereafter be ed,” which were accepted by the committee, and the sec- tion then passed as folio “First. ‘The said party of the second part shall cause all the dirt, filrh, rubbish, and manure to be removed from each of the public markets, and such of them as may heve- ufter be erected, and the limits thereof, every Sunday be- fore the hour o; ten o'clock in the morning, and every other day, excepting Suturday, before the hour of tour o’clock in the aii ‘The sccond section was aflopted without alteration, as ve assortment of iich, for winter wear, American Hotel, n vogue) afforded at fourteen le will b> found worthy the ty of styles for Pautaloons, hose bo bare fonnd apy wafficulty in getting suited in The caid party of the second part shall cause Sundays, from the first a cart once in every day, ‘exe day of May to the tirst day of November, in each year in. clusive, aud onee in every other day during the residue of each year, to pass through each of the streets in the city within the limits of the sweeping distri the purpose of receiving and carrying away, and shall , all vegetables, oftals, and garbage that may be delivered to such carts or placed in vessels upon the sidewalks,” Alderman Puxpy moved to amend the thi adding the words “each of ” after the word “through,” in the third line. The section was then passed, as’ fol- rr the majority of ANentsituation as seamatress, in a geuteel tamil fe woud preter going to uro ‘outh or to the West receive and carry av i esgiven. Address A. A. A. box 765, upper Post office, I8K'S NOVELTY COOKING STOVES, Ke. have re- 0 Premiums in aby msutuce ex ican lew Work, because th, ut they have received that which cares and speaks more & ihe justly merited praise of ds who have used the very Stove boast- ‘Which Stove will consume the least fuel, s0 that you can regulate it at leisure, the : that every dish being cooked cau be bi the fire, or that which admits of only pare of th | Exumue the Novelty Stove, 209 Wate & Stove which will ada of cooking on the smallest least amount of fuel, the des at the Novelty stove. en exhibited in ‘The said party of the second part shall provide sufficient number of horses and carts, which shall pass through each of the several streets of the said city, within the limits of the sweeping districts aforesaid, at least three times in each week, from the first day of November in each year {o the first day of May then next following, for the purpose of carrying away, and shallcarry away, ail cinders and ashes Which may ‘have been made and uccn. mulated 1a the several public buildings, stores, and dwell- ing houses in the said city, witnia we ¢ ing districts aforesaid, and which shall be delivered to them or found on the sidewalks.” Alderman Purvy m adding the words “ the first line, as follows. other Stoves, by huadre ing its premians. a substitute for , And cook It well, wit be it which itmay ? Look AAsain, “re uot two loaves of bread, baked without ehai mge tarkey roasted without moving. the ponding ameunt of beiling done rfection, a better proof of the merits oF aa handed you by three men who have «i do not euderstand its principles as well ose who are using the Novelty. ave of the superiority of a stove then the er stove maumiaeturers to copy alter it? Novelty with the latest im ples of the Novelt: for the patent law protects that, all be. mits of the sweep. ved to amend the fourth section by x the word “cause,” in it was then ado, ted :— “Kourth. The said party of the secoud part shall cause each of the several streets, public whar' and public. lands and pli sweeping districts aloresaid, and the limits ot the public markets, to be properly swept and cleansed at least twice in each week, when the same from the state of the weather shall be practicable; and they shall also employ cient number of cartmea to remoye, and shail remove, all ure, rubbish, anddirt from the streets, and public wharves and piers, within the limits aforesaid, on each at the sane time at as yourselt? As’ better proof ean attempt of allot Avain, compare uh , and piers, and ea, within the | °"w Resolved, Thet if any contractor shell’ estimate for two or more districts, and such estimate shall be the lowest offered, such contractor shall be entitled to his choice of the districts fo> which he may have estimated, and the next Jowest estimate shall be entitled to the remaining district, 1 be contracted for.”” the resolutions were lost by ough they may copy and the public have already Let a committee of Te. merit must yield to inth Novelty Stovemso please call at te ‘ave are plain questioi Al the districts sl Alter considerable deb; a strict party vote of7 to 9. Alderman Punpy then offered a similar resolution, which was advocated by Aldermen Lee and Leonard, defeated by a strict party vote. Jar resolution, allowiug the contract to be give to the lowest bidder on his giving good security for its faithful ee decide what they ask a fair examination of the Fiak’s Stove Establishment, If yon wish the ordinar your halls and parlors heat ‘he fifth section was then taken up, and Alderman Lee moved that the words “or when required by the Street Commissisner,” be added after the words “ necessary” in the fourth jine, " Aldermen Davixs and Batis opposed it. a vote of seven to nine. adding the word y kinds of Stoves cheap, or have ted in the most econo eical manner, ry He then proposed a simi- FISK’S STOVE ESTABLISHMENT, ment was then d Alderman Purpy moved to amead by u “forthwith” alter the word “remove” in the fifth line, which was accepted, and the section passed as follows :— Fifth. ‘The said party 0. the second part from time to time the receiving basins of the several sew- ers within the limits of the sweeping: districts atoresaid ; and, as often as may be necessary, shall take out, carry away, and remove forthwith, the dirt, filth, or other things that may have collected or been deposited in them, and shall thoroughly cleanse the same. Section sixth being under consideration, Alderman Grpney moved to amend by adding NY cil” in the sixth and seventh ‘lines, the words “it bein, however expressly understood that such places, so he: after to be directed, shall not average more than one qui ter of a mile distance from the places now used for that respectively, so far as relates to the deposite of gerbegeormanure.” The amendment was adopted by a strict party vote of nine to seven. Aldermin Jonss moved to amend by placing the words “ of fourteen bushels each,” after the word twelfth line, which wa Alderman Batis mov: SEGARS—SEGARS. re always on hand at HEN- ND ie NCIPE i wholesaie and retail, basement 51 Wisi Seah ul quarter boxes If aud quarter boxes ‘The resolution preceding the contract, which autho- rizes a majority of the Joint Committees to’ make the cen- tract for five years, from the first of January next, was | ment the Penitentiary for aterm of not less than two, then passed, and the Board adjourned to Monday even. HE following fhoies Be, Before Recorder Tallmadge and Judge Lynch. James R. Wuirtna, Baq., District Attorney. Dac. 14 —Trial J “o ity, in 4, 34 aud 1-10th boxes ‘At the opening of the Court, the trial of Moses ‘Blackstock, who occupies a valuable in one of our markets, charged with writ- ing a libel against George Eger, of 170 Reed street, con- tained in a letter sent to complainant in September last. ‘The prosecution called George E upon the stand, who deposed that Eger had given him a walking cane and a book soou after his arrival in this country, and thet the two letters addressed to him, the gecont of which is the libel complained of, was hi the i be it at com- nesta aed oie Peiecknace hime vhs Arh a ‘was demonstrated beyond dispute that he was laboring un- nt by Blackstock to Eger :— er if you don’t send my A constable after them; ‘Tres Amigos, in cartons of 20 ench Loudon Aegalias, ip cartons of 40 each La ?ruela, ia quarter bo Misxai’s spotted, in quarter boxes do. of snperior quality ver the word “ coun’ ger, the complainant, do of the Rendon, Cruz and Sans, all ent. to deb. , in quarter rire plainont’s hous 18 the first lette: * Sept 10th, 1 stick aud Book home 1 will sen if you want to save trouble send those articles home M. BLACKSTOCK.” And the following is the I from which we have stricken out fit for pablicatio ed to amend, by adding the words: rule,” aiter the last amendment, which blank for'the sale as then do a Pal sd0;, inquests), opesy6 samo N. Bea potals and grosese plied on reasonable terms, a fon Donde yweeks irenaion of |, permanent Te &2,! it 0 ‘Families cau be accommodated ‘with private Toms on reasonable tenis. Wines aud 3 glass—home brew'd ale ¢ cents cents each—cold cuts equally cheap. per pint—stakes and mutton shops ean 5. particularly re; y a vote of 10to 6, and the last vote of 9to7. ‘The following is the section, a# rty of the second part shall cause manure, cinders, ashes, and other rub- vot be sold in the City of New York, and immediately taken away by the purchaser, to be forthwith in such place or places 98 are now used for that purpose, or as may hereafter be directed by the Common Council, it being, however, expressly understood that such laces, so hereafter to be directed, shall not average more than.one quarter of a mile < used for that purpose, respec deposites of garbage or manure, iree of any charge to the art, for the use of the wharves Provided, however, that in addi- tion to the sum hereinafter stipulated to be paid to the said party of thesecond part, and the sad parties of the first party of the second part at the ad, of fourteen bushels each, each aod every mile for ail coal ashes or other rubbish, arbage and manure, which may be required by parties of the first part to be transport tance exceeding one mile anda half from the northerly line of the Ward where the taken up ; such extra compensation to be first audited and by the Committee’ on CleaningyStreets of both Boards of the Common Council.” th, eighth and ninth sections were then passed a * Seventh. The said party of the second part shall re- move all snow and ice from the side-walks, cross-walks, id city, opposite the public places and ings belonging to and occupied by the Co and all public scnools, and buildin the use ofthe Fire Department, within the said limits, and shall cause the snow in the’ streets op; ground or building to be levelled,and th of to be strewed with sand, or ashes, in case the snow or ise shall become congealed thereon, “Eighth. Every cart employed by the said of the second part shall be provided with alight box “Ninth. The drivers of ail carts, empluyed by the said party of the second part for the collection and receiving of vegetables, offals, and garl their approach by ringing a han: ail vegetables, 0 thee oe Rantie wn George Eger, 170 Reed street, N. Y. a in Egers citchin.” “George Eger you must not compare me tothe dis- ul Egers George you know isuppose your brother illiam was in States Prison for robing and booth at your sisters comon prostitutes to old Eger and Charley and er living on your frien 1s. how hes by robing the sick and the in this country, as a woman told me one day that youswore as many false oaths as would fill a house as every one says you look an old profligate your good uncle Jones youst to bring your —— to Harlem to— noe wonder you would like him Charleytold the truth I reckon you worse thanacemmon murderer—you bloody villin. hat did you tell Mr. Harris that Mrs. Egers blood was on old Egers and Charleys head aman that has cept you from starving this 10 month. say you rotten feed onto. I suppose you hard of old | worked up the prisoner’s feelings to such an extent that, Eger his —- —— and giving Chott the rotten Egershad are those that you now ridi- cule youset your wife creassy do you mind when you shot at youriather you have quarreled with every ‘one you want to make meney out of me but you are mistaken. You ware hunted out of the poliece office the new old | The room was not more than half filled. The Clerk call- Egert Pergert himself George you want another winters | ¢d over the names of the Jury, and now the spectators be- provision you mane old Skunk have’you dropt Charle: tthe very one I wil e loop—do not talk of people that all ways was'a credit to the damed—— Egers. I rekin Charley gentleman to you old prickey—you want to get d wv doctor Couuron to send you te dublin agane I never lived | ance by his excess of feeling. onafriend like you you mane scoundrel | will publis your caracter you war very good when you wera comeing T euposefyou will do like your all the street-dii Hot coffee 3 cents nests any oue why is in want of a com: and thspect his establishment, and wavelling for Kngland would judge for themael i being convenient fiud it to their advantage to call. to Londoa and Liverpoot shins, J F. being appointed agent, he wassengersevery information. Old Country papers vilken in, OSEPH McMUK. Dratern same tos what are you acomon by tance from the did your father get his r so far as relates to the 7 100 Pine atrect, New York, gives applicayts,on the ‘BANK OF IRELAND, and dumping ground part shall pay to the said i: ts i be wn tora A Ihave proof of what I You set all the me may be received or old boy you have Spooner, Atwood & Co, Bankers, London. yh! Payablo in every town in Gveat Britain, an eatin you treater you. old unkle you will ——— ‘you are a ten faced fool.” ‘The defence stated that the difficulty between the par- ties originated ina law suit and offered as justification, (although they denied that Blackstock wrote the letter as libellous,) the followin; the compleinant, to Bl ‘ES for rheuwattems, ver- ‘epared under the direction of M.La- al oepot in New York, € 1 50. ible cure for the most acute and mveter Chronic theamatiems, the gout, ue doloreux, danse de Daint Guy, hortty,for all uervous alfections, chi eer written bs kstock, before the libel- n left hané Tees fetter had been sent, and immediately after he had | before him, while his right moved Reeroeny sebewe,. as if received the first note, asking for the cane aed book :— 170 Reape Steer, Sept. 12th, 1842. * You may thank my humane and kind interference, or you and many would be locked up forthe shaw]. morning, your unmanly and un handsome epistie was handed to me’by a person who found pesited it, in a dastardly and manner, in the hallof this house, requiring meto send | between your stick and book home, or you would send a constable | his chair, and wept like a very infant, after them, and if I wanted to save troubie, to send those articles home. “ It is scarcely necessary for me to observe, that in the eventful life, 1 have never been ad- ever seen such a specimen of low, jgarity.and jobernowle blagguardism. Its only aiter thieves and stolen property that constables are called into requisition. ; ‘The instant your note was placed in my hands yester- | do it justice we snall not attempt to picture it, This day, I read it aloud in the hearing o! of whom asked me, was the book ed in the affirmative. jive notice of pressions, vapors, ne} COUGHS AND COLDS. EMEMBER, No. 54 North Sixth street, one door below Arch street, Philadelphi Medicine, for Coughs, Colds, 9) cm rang sensation il pleasant obstructions. For the above, Dr. 3 Wild Che Is, or garbage, which shall be delivered r found in vessels on the side-walks ; and sons attending the ash carts to be em- party of the second part shall be provi- shall give notice of the same from time to time Hi ion in any of the particulars 'y of the second rties of the first ded with a horn ; and ‘such driv their approach by blowin, and for auy ni embraced in thi thekling, or un- HI be" forind the great remedy. bused thetnselves hy the use of ardent spirits olution mach improved by i he epi taking a wat i Yorative. All preparatious from this valuable tree, ex: en the abore. may be conaidered spurious or counterfert le may of owing ais, OF iO. Nordi'Bintisetet, Pialdetphi= ae Dr. W. H. MILNOR. it where you dey article, the said part shall forfeit and pav to the sai: part the sum of five dollars, to be recovered in an ac- tion of debt in any of the Assistant Justi risdiction ot the same. e following section was t! And it. is hereby further ag: parties to these presents, the faithful periormance of the stipulations and ments hereinbefore contained on the part and behalf of the said party of the second part, to be performed and fulfilled. the said parties of the first part and th ir successors sha id, to the said party of the second thousand dollars, each and every year during which this subsist, in equal semi-monthly and further, that the said party of the second part sha! ‘and may, at’ ail times hereafter, durin; in force ‘of these presents, have, ruse, without. the id ‘parties of the first part, or their dart, cinders, ashes, in the streets whole course o dressed, nor have by and between the No. 192 Broad’ '. oa i 0.139 Balion vee Brooklyn” That for dnd’ in IN’ MASON, Patte son, Na. ‘AN NORDEN’S WRITING AND BOOK- ACADEMY 1s now ope! the reception of papils, where ‘tafal system of penny ral 1 Broad ray in fariah Monk 7 Trepli- ‘The same person remarked that she had seen you steal it ggtet asa oe hos, with another * is discovery is the result of your low, ignorant 1 cumaing, "The book Wwas stolen property. Tac Yesolved | has attended the trial {rom its commencement, here’inter. to adopt immediate steps to return it to the owner. “As you have commenced a trattic in cra jicted, plundered Jones Eger’s atrocious affidavits, through infernal and din the judges chamber of the Pleas, and making pits ; but believe me, into those pits ou are making,you are certain to tumble headforemost,for rfectly convincedall your dishonest, villainous and al projects will prove a failure—a total and perfect faiture,together with your own total ruin and destruction. ‘Thetruly unfortunate Jones Eger, in poverty for the last forty years, in relieving the necessities of your father and his family. and sisters, have repeatedly come dozens and eights; pay, or cause to be p aa ‘very short ti the just and full eum of pared sais instruction in Book the continuance take, and enjoy, or from 20 to 20 set of books. from 9A. M. till 4 P. M., and from 6 ti to his own pr molestation of the successors, all and rubbish, whi of the said city, within tke limits of the sweeping dis. aforesni which shall be I 10,in the ey ani Phe Ladies tae F SYLVESTER GRAHAM’s NAL, on the Philoro; ee to_the author QUARTERLY re + Wi the Bible, for ‘man’ ¢, dirt, cinders, eshes, and rubbis| ym the hotises, cellars, all lots in the said city, within the said limits rty of the second part shall and ma use of the Croton water, under such as may be made by the Croton Aquediet Board, for all ne- ses connected with, or growing out of ‘monce of the stipulations and agreements in tl presents conteined, onthe part of the said second part to he performed and fulfijed. the second part further agrees with the parties of the part to cause all streets, wharves, piers, Watered or sprinkled so as to prevent Te street, corner ‘the first and second unmbers. H LY PLACK 'N New York where the eelebrated Shaker Kni Also—Ctove std open —itis preferable to any style now ip ase. HUM8UG ABOUT OVERSHOES! India Rubber Crersnon ir 8 orn us, by threats 01 by thros eution 10es fi prose day ina sae Ral 4 Li Mr. Smith wee aot the original inventor of e manner described in his patent, because, if the eral other persons ha that has kept ax. red tain accordions, which never were received. Yourself, your bi Knit Shirt can be & JONES, in ones, in pairs, in ha md élad you season after season, aid then obliged to supply the cash out of hisown pocket to transport the Blackstock family bac oups. You accuse your brother your father to assastinate him in the woods, in order to get his farm. Your brother John accused you, and said you were hunted from Canada for beating your father and attemptm, to murder him. “It’s probable ere long yon will have the felicity of re. turning to Canada as yeu came here, a Hercie iy recvived yon, fed Bhaker flannel by the y they jeame‘in whole John of having wayl oc, to be proper]; just while sweeyr erman Lee proposed the following section :— “Jn case of any violation or non-compliance with the aforesaid conditions of this contract by the party of the seoond part, the Superintendent of Streets or Sirect In- spectors of the several wards under his direction shall rmed in an economical manner, xpente incurred shall be paid by (he party of the Alderman Bauis offered an additional section, which Ws — " Andit is hereby further agreed parties of these a pect between us and Smit verdiet in ont favor, thereby mal pretended patent for ce “Upon the whole, you will have a not taking the wholesome advice 1 and your wife the lest day [ was in your apartments; wife oppeared not to object to my proposition of thia poor robbed man get the half of his $600; but when repeated the proposition to you, like an iron-hearted, un- sanctified demon, you said you would see him be damned ive himacent. Youare Iikethe young ips is all before you; be . you will get plenty—your litigation; and no donbt but you and your wife will yourselves waked up ng ; safely look: t—hi my mllop the geet gont ie Ww eo et took you pt ay Dear headed milk for the goat milker—there will be cause the sane to be “aime thivg before,” beliove Me Benith learned the art of ettacha and between the 18, that the said party to the second Part shall not, nor will at any time, or im any manner, aa- vign, transfer, convey, part with, m in any way encumber the contract made and these presents without the consent in wr tobe first had and o! of the second part shall #0 ag- vo part with, mo: ¢ said contract, these presents inthat behalf, that hy and into Smuth’s employ bei ’d “the five principal classes oF aa rad overshoes made st our {petory, but ove [orev incon reodveed.t the more of Matty ~4 by the aid of hand-power machinery. Will no longer be huimbugged. Sacerssor to Roxba 8 on Philndelpb: before you would rigage, pledge, or ade and Created parties of the first sign, transfer, conv 45 Maiden Lane. Ay ae 22 Wall street and 130 ay. thenceforth these presents shall cease and be of no force or | jingling of jackets for if even a stupid villanous hearted effect, and that the said party of the second part shall n forfeit all and every sum and sums of money, which he may have earned or become entitled to under resents, and which may remain | decided,’ distinct and unqualified contempt all clasves ‘miscreant got his old tin Jasper lathered you will. In. deed | would not deign to repiy to your filthy note or to address you under any circumstances but to express my high and low, rich and poor are unanmous in the expres- sion of disgust and indignation at your villanous con. duet. (Signed) GEO. EGER. P.8. be ready for there is something in progress for yourhard mouth, Jones Eger is quite prepared to lace- Fate {rom stem to stern Directed to Mr. Moses Blackstock, 319 Greenwich street, up stairs, over drug slore. ‘The case was here submitted without further evidence, andaiter ashort absence the jury returned with a verdict of Guilty, but recommended the accused to the mercy ot the court. We understand that there is a cross-action for the pub- lication of the iast letter, offered as evidence, which will soon be tried. Triat of an old“ Queer” Mary Gibson alias Hen - jost dexierous passers of coung- terfeit money that ever intested our community, was trie for passing & $5 note, purporting to be of the Greenwicy Bank, but which was altered from some broken bank not’. ‘The prosecution proved by Mary Jane Tillotson that the accused offered the note to’her on the 10th of November, in payment for some bread, and when arrested she told se- veral contradictory and lying stories. Although known to the court as having been arrested time and again for similar offences, yet no evidence was given to the jury to show the scienter, and they accordingly acquitted ‘her. What is the use of police oilicers making arrests un less they obtain evidence to convict t Burglary in the First Degree. Two boys named John White atvas James Richardson and Willi Darrow, were tried on the above charge, for attempting, on the night of the 23d of November last, to break into the dwelling house of Morton Ivers, No. 10 Hamilton street. A city watch- man caught them inthe act, with a sarge iron’ spike in their possession with which’ they had been endeavoring to force open the shutters. ‘the defence conducted by Messrs. Terhune and Russell, proved a previous good character for White, and the court rendered a verdict of an attempt to commut burglary oaly. ‘hey returned a verdict of not guilty and the voys were discharged with the admonition of the court. Forfeited Recognizan following named per- Sons LOt appearing to an’ tou names when cailed for trial their recognizances were declared ferteited and ordered to be prosecuted forthwith :— James 8S. Schermerhorn, late Secretary of the Ocean Insurance Company, charged with cmbezzling the funds of that company to the amount of some $100,000—Dailed by John Noble and Roe Lockwood, in the sum of Henry R. Kobinson, print seller, indicted for selling ob- scene prints, and bailed by Wm. Bailey and Wm. McKin- ley in the sum of Benjamin Sooy, for piloting the schooner Three Bro- thers through Sundy Hook,on the 3d of October, 1940, in Violation of the Pilot Laws—bailed by Henry’ P. Sim- mons. Charles Stone, for stealing “ that $1000 note” in con- nexion wiih his mistress, Mary Jane Montgomery, in Au- gust last, bailed by Mary Saunders. Lycurgus Staples, formerly a clerk with Joseph God- dard of 91 Maiden lane, indicted tor obtaining the note of Mr. Goddard fur $150, trom B. C. Staats, of 3 Platt street, under false pretences—bailed by Philip 1. Platt. Michaei Lawless, for keeping a disorderly house at 123 Cedar street on complaint of Charles Heath—bailed by James P. Decker. Assaults and Batteries.—Napoleon Devesse, for beating Moses Jacoby ; Gustaff A. Stuze, for striking George ‘Tooth with a cane ; Robert and John Giles, tor knock- ing James Dougherty down aud kicking him when down; Dennis Mehan, for striking and kicking Augusta Lis- sack. Trial of Jacob Guntz.—At half-past 2 o’clock the court commenced the trial of Jacob Guntz, charged with grand Jarceny , in stealing laces from the store of Bowen & Mc- Namee, 16 William strect in August last, and took a recess until 6 o'clock, when the case was again taken up. Tho result will be given to-morrow morning. {From the Philadelphia Times.] M. J. ALxxanpea Convicten of MansLavonten—Tu Arrectina Scene 1x Court.—Contrary to the expecta- tions of every body, the jury in the case of M. J. Alexander arraigned tor the murder of Lougee, came into Court at 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon, with a verdict of Max- sLavGHtxp! The punishment for this offence is imprison- nor more than six years. We say that this verdict was totally unexpected, be- cause, from the known character of three or tour of the members of the jury, and the circumstances under which they were put upon the panel, it was generally under- stood that the jury would never agree. We learn that some of the individuals alluded to, did attempt a farce of a peculiar kinJ, but being discountenanced by the remain- der of the jury, who were respectable, sound-judging, honest and ) et humane men, they were defeated in ther designs. On the whole, we think that their verdict is a most righteous one, and will meet with universal approbation. There was no doubt that Alexander killed Lougee—there was no evidence to show “malice aforethought,—it was not satisfactorily proven that he was insane—und ye' it der some peculiar mental excitement. In this view ol the case, the prisoner could not have been convicted of mur- der either in the first or seconu degree—nor yet could he have been acquitted as innocent. Humanity and ju both then pointed out the verdict which the jury rendered; and we think there is not a member of thi who may not go home, and his head uy; his, with # Conecleatious tefleotion, that ia this inaiaee oe least, he has pursued the strict line of his duty, both to- wards his Maker and his fellow man. ‘The scene in Court when the verdict was rendered was touching in the extreme. Before the jury came in, Alex- ander sat there, pale, agitated, absorbed, his face indicat- ing the most violent mental struggles between a determi- nation to look firm, anda soul-sickening apprehension of his fate. Judge Barton took his seat. Shortly after the members of the jury made their appearance, and as one by one they entered the box, the face of each wearing an pect of solemn and fixed repose, the agitation of the pri- soner became intense, His counsel attempted to distract his thoughts by conversation, but with little effect, His countenance flushed and grew pale by turns, He moved uneasily in his seat. His eyes were thrown frantically about and his whole system seemed laboring under exces. sive nervous excitement. ‘The Court were waiting for the entrance of Judge Conrad,and the horrid suspense at length falling back in his seat he would have feinted but for the rompt action of one of the officers of the Court, who indly presented him with a glass of water, which appear- ed to relieve him much. Judge Conrad came in. The crier opened the Court. gan to evince astirred up sympathy. “Gentlemen of the ury,” suid the Clerk, his Voice tremulous with ill-con. cealed emotion, “have you agreed upon your verdict ?” The foreman, Mr. Kerr, rising with the bill of indictment in his hand, replied—the words half choked in their utter- We have.” “Juror, look upon the prisoner-—prisoner look upon the juror. How say you? Is Milton J. Alexander guilty of the foley. of murder whereof he stands indicted, or not guilty Here the prironer, who by a convalsive movement, af- ter one or two ineffectnal efforts, had sprung wildly to his feet, gazed at the foreman of the my, with an eye full of desperate energy, and a look that hetrayed a world of ago- nizing and conflicting emotion. Tic stood trembling in every limb, his left hand convulsively grasping the table seeking some support to keep him irom oor. The foreman answered ina clear, distiact, audible, and htly agitated tone— é find him guilty of Manslanghter.” All was silent as death. Suddenly the ominous quiet was broken by one loud heart rending sound, something sob and a shriek, and the prisoner fell back in ling to the ‘he foremen continued— “ Not guilty of murder in the first d not guilty of murder inthe second degree—but guilty of manslaugh- jer.” Here the prisoner's aged father was overcome and wept aloud and bitterly. . The prisoner's brother also burst into tears, and then ensued probably one ef the most affecting scenes the court room has ever witnessed. As wecannot scene lasted for at least twenty minutes, the prisoner, his father and brother, with white handkerchiefs to ir eyes, sobbing and moaning in the most distressing manner, their friends, acquaintances, and the counsel, endeavoring in vain to console them. The Rev. Dr. Ducachet, who posed the consolations of religion, and the afflicted ones pe shawls, | gradually became composed. We need say no more. Court of Common Pleas, Before Judge Ingraham. Deo. 14-—vtime Jagous wee Luther Williams et eta -Thie was an action of assumpsit on a issory note. De- Fence’ was, no notice of protest, and no. conelzersten. The amount of the note was $185. It was endorsed by defendant, and conditioned to pay on the receipt of cer Verdict for defendant. r West and Russell for plaintiff—D. E. Wheeler for de- jemdant. Before J shoeffer. W. B. Jacobs vs. aaraeDennte “this case the jury could net and were disch: I. Wm. L eel oe Mocheias Setie-—This ‘was an action to recover two rent. Benedict and Cowles for plaintiff—Mason and Merbury for defendant. Marine Court, Before Judge jo mee on Deo. 14.4. F: Bond vx. W. C. Carpenter.—This was an action, ‘at trover, to recover a wagon al ed to be worth $50. The defendant isacity marshal, The wagon had ‘pon it the name of Wm. Bond, the father of the plaintift. Wm. Bond was the defendant in the execution on which the wagon wassold. The defence was fraud. ‘Verdict for defendant. Mr. Barber for plaintift—Mr. Buhler for defendant. Bank: List, SOUTHERN DISTRI OF NEW YORK. Janes W. Smith. John H. Mi * David 8. Brown. Rotieh Destivieres Beau- Jn. iy locked, % ilk the | Tellinghast Bennett. leet. aoa Melven. James Hindman. Willlam Adams.