The New York Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1843, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol, 1X,—-No, 14,—Whole No. 3387. NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 14, ENGLISH SCHOOL, Court of Enquiry on Board the North 5—N. Kennedy app. 12 cats, desertion.! HAVAN. OF CuBA. : SRASLEE aera, Minoan sere is—eegene alas caceaating’ tem wo year ago, —Eugei : Titromece ou zhe former Tntendeny General ofthe Laland, aud Fourrerntn Day—Jan, 13. C. 1. Lambert 9 cats, skulking. euunes fad ‘iduals of the nobility and merchants of W.-H. Kina, one of the apprentices, was examined—He 18—Alfred Mageeé colt, skulking. * NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS- PORTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWARK. tuscity, Tt aocdvcredon the planof the German “gvmna- | heard Cromwell once say that berth ae cae ae) and the mecaor 9 tion the “interromal ‘ Bilthe Command of « vessel end cruise ut the tala pene ee ©: Bi Paere 18 cates page lo \. ne Kuglish Langu: ok. From tie foot of Courtlandt street, New York. Soeak it habitually and fueutly j ne hear, Faveatants apprenticesworn and examined — 19—John Wilson 9 cats, skulking. pvery day=Sunday sincepced.) ‘The Principal iss the experience of schools in France, Ger- | He ¢ about the matter. 21—Daniel McKialey 6 cats, fighting. Leaves New YO ‘Leaves Newark frany England, and the United States. His chief aim is to Watrace W. Dowo.—Another apprentice was the next John Ford 6 cats, fightin; ats 4. 1 Ath P M. AtTg A.M. At 4 ave. eee Geroeea to his care LT Enawien ei witness. Did not know why the men were confined, and 22—Geo Wilson 12 colt, diobedience of orders. 113% “do. 4. do. a ‘y poo maaan a § pote sfagaien, win are requires could not form any opinion about the propriety of their ex- 26—Martin Sibert 9 colt, disobudience of orders. 4M do. 9 lo. y tt eoution. ON SUNDAYS. : Geo Pettit 9 colt, skulking. ic (n2on% Raanmsutaanr, apprentice, knew nothing about 31—Robert P Price app. 6 colt, using abusive lan- Phe course’ of study, thersfore, comprehends th jJanguages; fabiral Philosophy, the practical part of Madhematies, rawings of varions kinds. Leant igh foot of Conran Gronar Keren, apprentice, ki hing about erie 6 moc! Avo AM nul SPM, Diyehohadioe Mm. ofetor of diver ations and acquirements reside i the ex | matter, but told te tame story with all thetother bo eae, neat 9 colt; eeving: his’ hewomeck stout NEW YORK, EL TH TOWN, tablishment; an classes receive, in rotation, instruction | that in case ofa squali, those in the “muss” ht hi A od PL Rone Phakor Coen; & and ' : ¥ @ | Aug. 3.—Jas Stevens 12 colt, missing his muster. av Elizabeth Bach iTtetOr, a. han attended this plan of tuision, that se- | {ttHed on the officers and took the brig, it the men had not 4—Jas Haly 9 colt, skulking. Ag 2 3 Leet poral ils, ander twelve years of aes, write andspeny | Deen executed. All the boys stated this in almost precize- JM’'K Dunscomb app. 9 colt, skulkin oe Se Be {wo foreign latgangesrin a perfectly, intelligible iannerend | ly the eame words, 5—Eugene Sullivan'9 colt, ewearing” & P.M } “ taave oe iver: re, corealy and 3 ih feos tainedaitae aah | toon Fipaenats amoneentias, py teed days al e the 7—Jno Cavenagh 12 cats, disobedienbe of orders. rot i of Spencer, heard Small ai ncer talking about Benj Green 12 cats, disorderly cond \ thus placed within the h of the youth of 4 isorderly conduct. ‘The trainafor Westield, Plaiaeld, Boreibrock, Somerville, | Valted States, without Ita being necessary for’ them to te slayer; ‘Small said he never cleared so much money as Wm Good 12 colt, for being filthy. fe. conneet with the “A My dand 4c Mts from New | limaaieh the miny advantates heh accre [fom ankaglish e& fe Reta ae Spencer saw witner, and told 8—Chas Vanvelsor 12 colt, fighting. il 4 i. of rincipal in desiring to em an f Yer tezoen hen, ax at Elizabeth Town 2 cents, fore from. foe Usted States, is to facilitate ‘the airement ho body would know what was meant. a Fak ney yp peror pe iS \deieellence of orders. Ee ERED. low at senely aifewiox. | 2m asta geoent for, his “2 which service | | [‘The interest in the proceedings has ceascd altogether. Jas Mitchell 4 colt, disobedience of orders. . RARWAY AND’ Bi | fromld be'dowbly repaid thers by b 4nd'to introduce | ‘The examination of the boys is very tiresome, and nothing 22—-R Hamilton 13 colt; drunkenness. pein the foot of Liberty street, daily. tes can have nothing tofear (rom the cli. | B&W is elicited by it.) . Robt P Frease 12 colt, drunkenness. Legre New ‘ork. Leave: New Brunswick. in pacious 09 a vtuated in a hy f ase ihe sein DES ee ee Spanoan once aa Aug’s Seroney 13 colt, drunkenness, \. MM 4 re fro at ung wit! fas whicl ad — i iy P j ae completes aforine preservation | of Albany, and to which he meant to go on the return of Haw Ferrell inchs dactie e beh “ a ¢ Somers to New York ; Mr. Spencer say that he % tty, lnve paneed th payis , P y 26—Peter Fenton 6 colt, losing a shot overboard: i Mebiaase ta i wnd't0e i cles Bade Brunswick | he panctost grey aoe schon | B rarest be sopta’ ae would soon be the commander of a vessel of his own ; did | Sept. 9.—Jno Cavenagh, 12 colt, ‘disebedionce of orders, of CEM te ew Nes Yaak e mieeg “ee of the junior department: children are received at any | Bot think that the men would have been rescued; thought 14—Sam'l Gilmore ig colt, skulking. a * at of nt . Thomas ; ; alge i ge elo I 50 cents » religious opinions undisturbed, . feen Mr. Speneer intoxicated on board the Somers, > er ery peop hr ro ‘The fare im the $36 and 734 A. Mtrain from New Brune | , < ne terms ar annum, payable three months in ad- | | By Capt. McKexzis—Heard Mr. Spencer say that he Jas Travis 6 colt, skulking. rick, and 2% and «& ’. M. train from New York, has been re References MESSRS. Chae Danke L BROTHERS. would “ chuck that dog of the Captain’s overbeard,” and 17—Chas Vanvelsor 12 colt, striking J Bradshaw. " Neqy York and New Brunswick, to $0, cents i ALEXANDEM MORALES, ESQ, + | that «the Captain thought more of the dog than of his ves Rich Gilmore 13 colt, akitking, ch to, ba Javana. 22—Josiah Smith 9 colt, Yaptain. regents set pita ot Sgt oer 20 SaTetTS fel’: Tats08, apprentice—Knew nothing of the mat- ‘Wm Rain, Scolt, dissbedience of overs. ceive a ferry ticket . Tiel are received by the con 3, rs h Sears 9 " Siceoe only on the dear whoa purchased, Fit ame _ POUDRE SUBTILE, Capt. MoKewzte here rose, and stated that he wished to Jan Watnare 0 gptts dlaielinnsear anoees Sector only OT TINTERCAREA tOKMENT FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY make a communication to the Court. ‘Augustus Seren! 4 colt, disobedience of orders SUPERELUOUS HAIR. Junge Apvocare—Is it in reference to the examination Absalom Taylor 6 colt, disobedience of orders. "THE nuiversil popularity of this justly celebrated Chemical | these witnesses? . "| Dennis Manning 6 colt, disobedience of orders. Preparation for topdecvurtion ofthe strongest and toushest | , Capt McKenzis—No. It is in relation to a publication Billinger Scott 6 colt, disobedience of orders. NEW TYORCE mn INE | Huir, from the soft down ou lemaes upper Intaud arms te the, | in oneof the newspapers—an extract from the log of the Jas Mitchell 12 colt, skulking. fee of ian, nee ‘2 word of commen Somers. The extract was taken whilst the log.book was 23—Dennis Manning 12 colt, disobedience of ordcrs. Via Newark, New Branswick, Princeton, Trenton, Borden: feat coma smart evo be found in ihi- ety | in custody of the Court. 26—Stephen Swift, app. 12 Cate, flthinest or urlington. ‘ id original office 67 Wa'ker st,,one door fro iupce Apvocatk—I would suggest the propriety of D Manning, app. theft. eave New VEPROUGH INS HO nS, a, seo | Minieerbh Pes bagle:emare of elections imtactous aeterting thie mater antl we have got through withthe Jno Bradshaw cele; washing bie clothos without AM nd 4% PM: GOURAUD’s re. permissicn. B ton nog is dol Menken >was tecnn thence 5 5 . Capt. McKenzre remarked that the publication was cal- Wm Di . scoumpont to. Fhviageipnin.. Peres ea | Vekea alee ei eae eee cane l culmco tate linieanaibin teen aoatecenmnas costco MLR Re te rrmnget renin, ite foecede direct to Camden, (onporite | was, Hors, and all eutnigiseuptiony, an eict bg & heluny The examination of witnesses was then proceeded with 2—Wm Reed 12 colt; sleeping on his watch. 4 oF ears. ,_ | Javemle bigam. "Sper bottle. 2 Lato Taxton, apprentice—Heard Mr. Spence 29— Dennis Manning 10 colt, disobedience of berty sh where a commodions osmboat will be a ead | cuuaua's Vexetabls Liquid Roage-e superb ari! that the brig would makea d—d good slaver, andithe iad | Oct.2—Chas Sibley € colt, akulking, Tee bars stmet, where 9, commadiong, be in.zan aly 0 ser pects Per VOttle, separation for | Hef he would make his fortune in three or four months ; Wm Reed 6 colt, skulking. sdeiohia baxaage erates are conveyed ftom city tocity, | imparting e prey life hike whiteness ty the, coupler Witnets sald he thought not, and Mr. Spencer was then Henry Miller 6¢olt, kulking. ae 5 rope artery A cs My t he had some John Finnacy 6 colt, skulking. , When Mr. Spencer came to see . 2—John Nowlan Pieemie wee sick er @ to im | Oct. 2—Jobn Nowland, 6 colt, Disobedience of orders, from the injurious. property tion for this purpose, Pata Ench train ts provided with aLadies Car, in which are apart- 7 ‘Acents.—New York—Albany, Guthrie, 4! Maiden ‘Lav ments and dressing og expressly for the Ladies use. Returning, the lin Jadeiphta from the foot of | py “ji x s cf Dennis Manning, 6 colt, for being dirty. Cheatayt are by raion from Camden, at9 orlock A Mand | "Eo. Grese'd Grantee Louville, Coals One We As Ghsees |g etelt, Gasres: apprentice, told along story about Mr, John Braddhaw 6 cat, dirty at maser Softock, Pat,” . ’ te fied teri alll AES ie Rae pencer wishing him to mako him halt adozen pair of Wm.Hondlend,écolt, do do " The Lines for Baltimore, leave Philadelphin at7 A M, and 4 P ‘Norwich; Wells & Humphreys, Hartford; Charl ‘ataloons. Heard Spencer ask Cromwell it he didn’t Joseph Weaver,écolt, do do M, being continuation ofthe ines foun New York. sptortdenons Phomas. Newport, cl ha | think the brig would make a good slaver; Cromwell said Wm. Reinhardt,6colt, do do Springfield; Greene & Co., Woree not the best—it would cost a great deal to get gratin, Wm. Fry, 4 DAILY PACKAGE EXPRESS TA FOR ALBANY, | fries Coggestall, South Seeoul st, New made and put in her. Mr. Spencer then sat he would ShaslesWies robior a sol anions % BUFFALO. Milk, street, Bonin; Lowell. Carleton & C like very much tobe ina slaver—ond that he had got Peter Hanson, 12 colt, impertinent answers to the $2000 '0 put into one—Cromwell laughed at that. Saw Master-at.atmas r. Spencer and Mr. Walvs very often in conversati HE pie Sie ( dru together—joking together—they” were wiry énttmate to MLSE aoe a y the Housatonte Raut ford, rauning through from tls City 5 gin gether. ‘A Page, 4 colt, skulking. to Albany in'T'weive Hours, Phi ., Rienmond, Mrs Fra Joseru Sears, apprentice—! 4 s- 4 " e 5 ) Npprentice—Saw Spencer and Wils Oct. 4—A Page, 12 colt, do The subscriters have made arrangements with the House: | Md, Baldmore 2 "Applications forager: | One talking priv :fely together; afew moments afterwards 6—George Kirter, 6 colt, abusive language. toni Rail Read Company, Exoreas Car(exclusively | cies 'must be post paid. (none others are taken, from the porto’, | Witness was vitthg on the querter-deck and Wilson on Wm H King, 6 colt, disobedience of orders. poll geniens iat Oh irradi asenger | fice) and acesmpanied with aN. ¥.city reference, wrexcep, | the gun-slide; Wilson took out one of those large African Peter Tyson, 10 colt, uncleanliness. train, ranning through to Albarg in twelve hours, and are now | tionable. Wishtn a few years this remarkable and useful che | Knives brought from Mazarado; ne began filing it and Daniel Gilmore, 10 colt, do epared to recive and torward at low rates, Specie, Bank | mical invention for completely eradicatiug superfluous hair, | sharpened it; he used also on a battle-aze; he was Samuel Cowles, 6 colt, di Nites Packaxer, Bales and Cases, of Goods, &e., for any of | hrs. auainrd the, hi-hest pitch of qelebriye and ¢ cousequently | thus eccupied for two or three hours. On the night of John Wetmore, Ocolt,” 20 terme 4 evfeiters, 9 ‘ 6 colt, Will attend grovaptiy: to the cofiperina and payment of bulls,-| ‘tdmpt toaustal {rom the.inventor the just recompenc’s for 7 Spencer's arrest, witness asked Small what it was Wm Hoagland, 8 colt, do notes, drafts and accounts, and such other business as may be | labor. Purchasers should therefore be on their guard and see | fr, and Small said nothing, there was to beno mutiny, Wm Rain, 8 colt, do notes, dasfteand necoge that every bo'tle of tie Poudre Subtile ss square, and § Felix | and he believed as the Capt, did, that the young man was Edward English, 12 colt dar POMEROY & CO.2 Wallwreet, New York. | Goursud, Poudie Subtile, N. Y, in each bottle, andthe | crazy, hall out of his head.” Witnessthen-eaked what th Fit, 6 ge ‘PULLEN & COPP'S ~ Doctor’ fag i imite engraved on the outside wrapper. Direc- | word mutiny meant; Sm: ty warien oon Pncenky - balers rt Detsetanre hex: do Hemember the only office in N.¥. for the above celebrated | Ore Cromwell had bee ing to Small at the time; rles Wetmore, 6colt, ° do Crentaties in 7 Wallerateeae Gad abe fie Bete romwell’s face was red nnd his lips doubledin as if he mes Mitchell, 9 cats, cutting arope. Test was very mad. Cromwell once threatened to drive a Daniel MeKinly, 12 cats, breaking his liberty. . ae = DOCTOR BELL. piece of wood through witness; he said he would do it if Dennis Manning, 9 colt, fighting. i NE’ , ALB. Sh rhese AN) REAL Doerr BELL devotes his personal at e hung at the main-yard the next moment; the carpenter James Travis, 9 colt, using bad language. Mesh Hiceleatae Metiettig faioeads of suede ordoey aos pry eat od lh Dickeson was at the tore hatch, a.dhallooed to bim and ‘Wm. Reed, 10 colt, disobedience of orders. pe ere eee Pat: ot a € | stage. All suffering under protracted cases, prevented him. ‘The larboard watch, of which witnesa Edward Fowler,6colt, do do the 0 ri or bers, the old conductors of Harnden -& Co's Norther | successfully treated by inexperienced or pretended practition. | "vas one, was called to c Ne arboard watch in ordi Wm. Delling, 10 colt, do de Express, from New York, will continue to run as ig under the destructive effects of m-reury or | nary duty; would not have liked to risk himself ot. 10—, heretofore, leaving New York, Albany and Troy, Daily ,and and all who suspect the remains ot disease | home in the brig unless the men had bem exesutens ns | Ove Mp ceonehh Sears, nese ae connect at Tro) Jacobs? Montreal Express, and will for- stem, may consult Dr. B. always with agar | “By Cary. MeRenain--Heand Cromwell ad Semell won: Samuel Gilmore, 10 colt. ward Specie, Notes, Pack |, Bundles, Cases of pecie, Ban! es, Packages, eas &e., to any’ place between New York and Montrei throughout the Canada's, Also East, from Troy and Ail Boston, and West from Albany to Buffalo. ‘Al! business entrasted to their charge will be promptly at- tended to. Particular attention will be paid to the collection of notes, deafcs, acceptances, &c., and prompt retarns made for the same, PULLEN & COpPP. Tersons contemplating marnage, who have bean the sub- | der after Mr. Spencers arrest, who could be Mr. Spen | Oct. 12--Peter Tyson, 12 cats, theft Jects of delicate diseases, my consult Dr. Bell with honorable | cer’s aids. There were no orders given to sharp the bat- Henry E. Corney, 6colt, skulking. confide: ce. Past-paid letters, describing the case of peisons at | tle-axes; the orders were not to sharpen them; not to use J W Dowd, 6 colt, dropping a knife from alot. a distance, have his promptatiention. Dr. Bisreatment never | fileson them. Warner brought an African knife on board; | Oct. 17—Joseph Sears, 6 colt, fighting, x exposes (0 suspicion, and is well known to be safe aad perma: | sq did McKinley. ‘William Hoagland, 6 colt, leaving his jacket about 1L> Private office 4 Courtlandt street, two doors from Broad Epwarp Anpenson, apprentico—Knew nothing of the decks. way. ind nee ‘matter. William H Rice, 6 colt, leaving his jacket about Oca Fallen Caeah is Gamaliaregl New York LBbc ea, LEBCHES ! LEBCHES sree ahah: Seineiee Robes ashlee jensom fh 4: ei Dow 6 co iedtings See melegah 2 Kaper tees Ty Montreal, | BO2UUU Snatreneived per ship Htepmd German Leeches, | “3, ... sicknttin iis: Spencer once came to relieve Wm Swift, 6 colt, do P REPEAENCES 10400 Swedish and German Leeches Mr. Delande on the fo'castle; Mr. Delande told him to go Peter Tyson, 6colt, do New Yorn. BANV., Troy. from Hambarg, for sale at moderate y on the fore-yard to look out; Mr. Spencer said he would | Oct. 20—Stephen Swift, 12 colt, skulking. Prime, Ward & King, f ‘ . A. & H. WITTE, not; Mr. Delande said, the officer of the deck will order Petel Hanson, 6 colt, disobedience of orders. Jacob, Late, & Co iytd im? 131 William st., Importer of Leeenes._ | you; Mr. Spencer said no, and he would see Capt. Mc- H Miller, 12 colt, for not having a white hat. Carpenter & Vermilye, Seats M NEW YORK | EOFORD— | not go, but went on the Jack-ladder. " . Houcnron & Coe a and after Tuesday, January Inam Huxtixcpox, apprentice—Heard Mr. Spencer Daniel McKinley, 6 colt, fighting. Cy ieee Meo GAGES Gen aee- | SE RUE RESET nmarernnes [SATGR TET eeaT ee artes] | once ememtetes ee NEW YORK AND BOSTON Leaves Seclz's .. Bedford, every Monday, | would make a F ‘er, 12 colt, * Ni ORCESTER RatLAvabs Wed at 83 o'cloc sailer. The night before Mr Spencer's arrest, saw Mr. Dennis Manning, 6 cats, stealing. Comyined of the following superior sveamersranmng in com- | “jServe ap Pgs mors Mi rner of Bowery and Broome | Spencer and Mr. Wales on the boome together for two Jones Humbert, 6 oats, disobedience of orders. nection with the Norwick & Worcester and Worcester & Bos | sis, New Kork. very, Taesdey, Wednesday and Saturday | hours. It was in the dog watch from 6 to 8. J Norwood, 6 colt, do do Yanderbile Chester ad through White ‘Fistor, Hobbins® Mills.and’ Mile | | Captain McKaxzix then presented the following paper | | Ser eee his cen Reema HUAN A: rustan. juare io Bedford. — . , 5 ; : HIRAM DEFOREST, ‘ a ter. ‘ ‘ast. line will be run t-week- G. 6. LEWIS, May At please the Court eday made in the New York | Oct. 26—J McK Dunscomb, 19 colt, using profane lan- y, leaving New Werk, "Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays prietorse : aces. Only, nee P.M The Red Bird Line of Stages will coutinue to run during the | Standard, purporting to give an accountof the punish- Edward English, 6 colt, disrespect. “ winter from White Plains every day at 8 o'clock, and New | ments inflicted on board the Somers. This account could taut tae Mencia Aluka: elo Yorkat 2 o'clock, P. M., Sundays excepted. only bederived from the log-book which has been Feter Fenton, 12 colt, for having dirty clothes. rns HIRAM DErOREST, duced in evidencee before this Court, aud has remained Edward Fowler, 9 colt, = de 55 mer “*-, | in its custody. The publication is evidently designed to Wm Hoagland, 10 colt, lo From Peck STip, ‘The new and splendid steam J. i do json, 12 colt, striking @ boy. RDER of JOSEPH L. RILHAKUSUN, Saige of the Caves e tice, 12 colt, sleeping below Jaige ofthe Cayuga County Cours of the Desree RT ae Pie lad nef patna moment when Iam under- | Oct. 30—Charles Wi going a solemn enquiry for a painful discharge of what T Je ver. cNEW HAVEN, Captain Dustan, will leave every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur | setior, fc., notice is hereby givea that an attachment hi eS ame * canine ff |. | conceived to be my duty. | am ready and anxious to prove sl roth Noatae will be forwarded immediately on the | sued Suainat the estate, of Beniarin, Hartington, asa non-resi, | (Oo) 7 DLR TS were indicted -on board, tha Fetes Reston, Cooly spilling tenon dock. arrival of the above boats at Norwich, and will proceed with: | 82iciwe unies he appest ischarge such attachment ac | Somers than such as were lawful and necessary, but I Bs ee ee ees. ‘out change of cars or bi cording to law, within nine mouths from the first publication of | cannot but object to garbled statements of them unac- Wm Folson, 6 colt, do For further tee es aya at the office of i sor, i D. L,LEN, $9 Peex slip, up stairs, ion ofthe attending circum- Chas Vanvelsor, 12 catsstriking a boy. Nov. 3—Peter Tyson, 6 colt, uaruly conduct. rot auy debts due to him by re SE ana ie PT gclivery to: hien, or for hia wre of | companied by any exp! 1st—not partical: «stating rent, to All persons are forbid trusting any one on account of the | ‘ ia State, and ety fo. him, or for hie use Of | stances, and therefore, throw myself upon the Court for = ; autre ora, STAT ee, | Bygone ene by hi, ren 6 Tew tn | Pe eaten ence asec | Ghar fom, Sen droping ke fom alt BRITISA AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MALL ted Skaveateles, Quondage County, Octabeg hy it2, | ments, within tho custody of the Court, for the parposes we Rees Crp ee Of 1290.sons and 440 horge power each. itnching C otk Ay Joveph Weaver, 12 colt, using abusive langnage. i iralty. 022 Itwv toJy22*1 Attorney for Attaching Creditor [bays the, boner tote, a. jovep , , using nag Under contact withthe Lord of ihe Aimy TO RETAIL DRY GOODS MEN—To Let, one eine ALEX. SLIDELL MACKENZIE, 7—Daniel McKinley, 6 colt, using profane lan- Pointe PSS agerongegien y yagommandet coarse, | BME span, 2 ent rowing les ot For particntars apply to Jesse W. Benedict, Exq., corner January 13th, 1843. deck. * ” ne) Neseut nn es, up aa yi wer art the Comrt og Bagels, Semuel Gilmore, 12 colt, throwing tobscco’ on BRITANNIA, ‘ Ti ‘ommat WANTED torent the lowerputolaeatand respec | Capt. McKenzie banded inthe copy of the Standard of ‘aook. : . ds if COLUMBi an i eke table two story house, from the lat of February to May | the 12th inat., containing the extracts referred to:— Scott, 12 colt, throwing tobacco on deck: EC, Miller, RN do pres Ei Theat mo tphoge, ih), Agrees Lait) cen | Sdn 8d—Goorge Helter, apprentice, 6 colt—oflence not dereHHumbert, 12 colt, throwing tabacco on an stated. leck. ae ae OR NOR en ak te John Phelan, apprentice, 6 colt—offence not stated. 9—Chas J Golderman, 12 colts, skulking. Ciledonts i Jen 1 fs Ce Mra cny een ate CA Joshua Smith, apprentice, 6 colt—oflenve not ste 10—-Bugene Sullivan, 12 colts, dimbedience of or + D ly on the v9 6rer ted. lers. Esiambin, ‘Mil ‘roc H eevee hy ¢ ‘aa Se OTANI TOPO URCHABESK cou ee Robert Frease, apprentice, 9 colt—offence not sta- Tees, Brows Spent Passage Money=¥rom Boston to Liverpool, rp within 2 miles of New. York, one with from 5 to 20 \ —Denn! 8 , dei ' to Halifax $20. land, Talwnd Sound, red. Ad- James M’Comisky, apprent 9 colt—offence not J Mc K Dunscomb, Weolt, di ence of orders. wkhens Hee Sotrarsveresrcnene, Tvemenne reemen fs Eee Oat Office, etichtcepsi stated vite roger Billinger Scott, 12 ‘colt, hooking on the Ist cutter un ‘Nor —Merchandize and Specie {except (or personal ex | Y= June 6—James Pepper, apprentice, 12 colt—offence not insecurely. Ro ite 1843. Pilce Two Contes, Thomas Tolur, 12, w General Sessions John Leverich, 12, 10; good character, age 15}, 22 | Before Recorier Tallmadge, Judge Lynch, and Alder- % ynrd a 9 men Martin and Underwood. . Odell, 9, 9] James R. Whiting, Esq., District Attorney. Bellinger Scott, 9, 6, 12, 12, 12, 19 ; goodjcharacter, Jax. 13.—Trial of Honora Shepherd.—The trial of this ter, age 1d, Woman, being celebrated nea passer of counterfeit money Pete: Graham, 9, 9 | was continued, the jury having been ei led on James Higgins, i2, 12 | Thuralay alternoon.- She is inficted for for ry inthe pares Wilson, 6, 12, 18 | second degree, for having in her a @ large quan- ex » Wise, 6 6 | tity of counterfeit notes of the denomination of $6, pur- y ert Mason, 6, 6 fates to be of theManufactur Bank of Providence, ‘ugene Sullivan, 12, 9,9, 12, 42 | I., knowing them to be such, and intending to pass them. R. Prindeville, 12, 12 | Her brother-in-law, Charles Shepherd, was and con- William Farlow, 2 Charies Lambert, 12, 12, 9, 12, 12,12, goo} character, 69 vioted on Tuesday of this week for the same offence, Of- fcer Relyea testified that he went to the house No. $71 Edward Lego, 6 6 steet, which was occupied by Charles Shepherd and John Wola 6 | the accuse broke th door open, and found $3,120 in bills ¥ above named pe Ny ri 9 | they were touumed bank, all of which were counterfeit— Henry Wise, 9 9 | ber ofimplements used by counterfeiters were also found Henry Masker, 9 9 | on the premists—the accused told witness that all the ar- ‘Thomas Harrison, 9 9 | ticles in the wood house belonged to her—this was after James Renuison, 10 10 | the money was found—she said that Charles Shep- Charles Freeman, 8 8] ard hired the house but that she furnished it—De- John French, 9 9 | vid Keesler, a man in New Jersey prison, told witness John Horton, 12,7 19 | that counterfeit money was to be found in the house in Charles Smith, i2 12 | which accused lived—there are several small wood houses Alevander Viear, 9 9 | in the yard attached to the premises of the house that ac- Edward Bell, 8, 17 | cused lived in—when witness found the tin box with the James Mitchell, 9, 14, 12,9 34 | money, the accused admitted that every thing in the wood James Wise, 9 9 | house belonged to her—this was after witness had brought Harman Odell, 6! 6 | the money into the house from the wood house—she did James Everts, 12 12 | notdeny that the bills belonged to her—Keesler said that ‘Alonzo Banta’ 6 6 | this counterfeit money had been manufactured by Charles, Henry Gray, 6 6 | James and Honora Shepherd—Honora Shepherd, the ac: John Primrose, 6 6 | cused, is the wife of James, who is in prison. She isthe N Kennedy, 1 12 | sister-in-law of Charles, who was convicted this week. Allred Magee, 6, 12, 8 26] Officer Keiuivcer testified that he arrested James and John Wilson, 9,'6 15 | Charles Shepherd. Daniel McKinley, 6, 12, 6 6 30 | | Justice Maret, testified that he was present at the time John Ford, 6 6 | the counterfeit money was found ; they also found an al- Martin Sibert, 9, 9 13 | tered bill on the Greenwich’ Bank and a broken Millin, George Pettet, 9 9 | Bank note in the house ; the latter was found in a box RobertP Price, 6 6 | that accused said belonged to her ; the Holy Bible and a James Stevens, 12 12 | copy of Paul Jones was also found, between the leaves of Lene tS Gl slap anon nee 9 | which counterfeit potes bad been placed saturated with john McDunxcomb, 9,6, 12, 12, 13 51 | tobacco juice for the purpose of being pressed soba Ganeasads 12, 12, 12 36 — look old and dirty. ne bios anenan fenjamin Green, 12 12] Wm. M. Paice, Eaq., made an ingenius defence to Wi i im Good, 12 cy 12 | jury, but presented ry idence. * vie C Vanvelsor, 12, 12, 12—good character 36 | District Attorney Writuxa replied in his usual forcible John Reinhardt, 6 6 | manner and the case was submitted to the jury under the Richard Hamilton, 4 4-| charge of the Recorder, who Augustus Sarony, 12, 4—good character—age 15, 16 | turned a verdict of guilty, and she was remanded to pri- ‘Themas W Phelps, 12 12 | son for sentence on Friacy ne} Edward Farrell, 12 12| Trial of Atlas Frazee.—This young man was put upon Peter Fenton, 6, 12, 6, 12, 9, 12, 12 69 | histrial for burglary in the th a tegtea, for be aking in- 00) to the public sc! house No. 1 Samuel Gilmore, 12, 10, 12—good character—age 14, $4 6 | the night of the 24th of Oct. 1839. in Wooster Ed Anderson, 6 er street, on It was proved by Wil- P Hanson, 6, 12, 6 24] liam H. Browne, the principal teacher of the school, Jas Travis, 6, 9,12, 12—good character—age 13}, 39 | that the school house was entered on the above night and Richard Gilmore 12, 12 | aquantity of books, a gross of needles and a thermometer Josiah Smith 9, 12, 21 | stolen, and the house set on fire. Officer King foundsome William Kain 8, 8, 16 | of the stolen books at the house of the father of the accus- Joxoph Sears, 9, 12,6, 12, 39 | ed. Frazee escaped at the time, but was recently arrested John Wetmore, 9, 6, 15 Absalom Taylor, 6, 6 Dennis Manning, in two months, 6, 12,8, 10, 6,9, 10, 8 1 andin xamination stated that he the booksfrom two boys, who admitted afterwards that they had stolen the books, but denied setting fire to the building. The 6, 9,8, 9, age 14, smart and active, 01 | jury, without leaving their seats, returned a verdict of Stephen Swit, 12, 6, 1: 42 | not guilty. John Bradshaw, 6,6, 12, 24] The District Artonwry stated that there was another iam Dillon. 6, 6 | indictment against him for a similar offence, which he iam Reid, 12, 6, 10, 12, 12, 52 | should not try, but he wished prisoner remanded, an are- Charles Sibley, 6, 6 | quisition would be sent for him in a few days from Con- Henry Miller, 6, 12, 0 | necticut, where he stands indicted for burglery. The Jobn Finnecy, 6, 8, 6, dull and stupid, age 18, 20 | Court ordered that the wish of the District Attorney James Nowland, 6, 6 | should be complied with. William Hoagland, 6, 8, 6, 10, 9, 39 pre Henry A. Harrott.—This German genius,¥ who Joseph Weaver, 6, 19, 12, 30 | has lived by his wits cr some time post, was arraigned for Wiltiam Runard,6 6 | trialon acharge of false pretences, for obtaining the sum William Fry, 6, 12, 13 | of $50 from Dennis Lyon. It was proved by Lyon that he A. Page, 12, 12, 24 | saw an advertisement in the Sua, stating that situations as Gronge Keister, 6, 6, ood character, age 16, 12 | clerks, &c. would be given to persons. who would call at William M. King. 6, 12, 18 | 276 William street. Witness ‘went there. sud ing a Peter Tyson, 10, 12, 6, 6, good character, age 18, 34 | dollar, was sent tothe store of Henry A. Harrotl, No'ss 8. Cowles, 6, 12, 18 | South street, who wanted a clerk. ‘itness went ther Ed. English, 12/6, 18 | and afterwards met Harrott at Tammany Hall, who Charles Whitmore, 6, 6 | him that he wanted a runner to engage passengers for Ed. Fowler, 6, 9, 15 | his ae and other vessels. Harrott told witness that he Wom Dilling 10, good character {age 17, 10 | must have $50 security for good behavior of witness, JW Dowd 6, 6, 12 | which was paid, and Hurrott egreed to give him $26 W Koitt 6, 6 | month, and also represented that he was a man of weal Joshua Weaver 12, 12 | andimmense business. Witness went te Brooklyn, and Jonas Humbert 6, 4, good character, age 15}, 10 | returfing to the office of Harrott, he sai¢ he had no busi- J Norwood 6, 6 | ness except for witness to go into the street and hunt =p ‘Thomas Bywater 12, 12 | passengers. ct on 6,7, 13 uxstion—What ship did you engage the passengers c les Van Brunt 12, 12 fot “f if pba Charles Rouse 6, 12, 13] Axswen—I did not ask the name of the vessel. (Langh- George: Weaver 1% ate a 12 | ter.) Theo Humbert 12,12, very ry, age Ii 24 | Q—To what place did you engoge them for? Charles Golderman 12, 12, 24] A —I did not know thepleces, Laughter.) Wm Philson 6, 6| Q—Did you find any passenger ? Henry Waltham 12, 19, 24] A—No, sir, none. (Laughter.) Frederick Snyder 12, 12 | Q—How many clerks had he employed ? Jobn Balentiné n A —A dozen at least, and a small boy would have done AZ. bad. agelia. 19 | UR RK hes 9A Perdew cota tae eworut\ whe nse Jas Kellog 12, ls 1 Four boys punished alongside the Navy Yard—two with one dozen on the bare back, seized to the gangway ‘on a cold morning—snd two with a dozen each at the same time with colt, since her arrival in port, Total number lashes given, 2313. Capt. McKenzie wished his communication to be placed on the minutes. ‘The Jupce Apvocate objected. Com. Joxss.—The brig was in a most extraordinary condition, one requiring ten-fold more punishment than ordinarily necessary. As a matter of justice to Captain McKenzie, his communication should be placed on the minutes. Juper Apvocats.—1 do not object to the statement made by Capt. McKenzie, andthe Court may make what order they please. The only point in which I differ is whether the proceedings properly belong to this record. Under the direction of the Court I gave the log book to Mr. Perry, with the order to retain it in his possession, and keep it in the same state in which it was produce until it would be again required in Court. Mr. mis understood my order, and left it on board the Nerth Caro- lina. Yesterday, or the day before, as soon as I found it was here, | asked Capt. Gregory to keep it just as he has had other papers of mine in his custody ; but when or how access has had to it, and by whom those extracts have been made, I am of course altogether ignorant. Capt. McKes: I submit to the Court, whether it would not be proper to order an immediate investigation for the purpose of discovering what officer of the United ‘States Navy has made such extracts from my log book, whilst | am submitting toa solemn iiquiry. It must have been done through the ng of an officer. Jupce Avocate.—That might be « very interesting inquiry, but it would be making usa court of inquiry into matters entirely out of the record, and is of courseout of the question. Capt. McKewzre.—The henor of the Navy is concerned in the discovery of that officer. - Com Stewaat.—l of course = agree with the Judge Advocate. He would betravelling altogether out of the record by undertaking any such inquiry. Courtsof In- quiry difler from Courts Martial in the fact that no accused person is before them, over whom they can throw the shield of their protection. If any bad impressions have been made, by newspapers, the injured has access to the same channel of communication with the public, and can through it, set the matter right. The following reply of the Court to the communication ofCaptain McKenzie, was then read by the Judge Advo- cat employ of Harrott, about two weeks before Lyons came; Harroit employed me and got $90 from me ; the advertise. menta were published in the Sun, and I answered it by writing a letter to A. B. or A. H.—he was to pay me $30 & month, and said thet he was the owner of vessels on the sea; 1’ was engaged as clerk, andthe ranners were to bring in passengers, which I was to send away ; the run- ners found one. Q—What did you do with him ? A.—Ha—(laughter)—Daley sent him to Liverpool. Dnixxen—Mr. District Attorney, he is my witness. ‘Wrrwss—No, I'm not ; I’m a witness against that man Harrott ; the man that we sent away we took on commis- sion for ‘Tapscott—he paid $6 and we subscribed sixpence a piece in the office ; this passenger eamo to 164 South street, an office also rented by Harrott, Davi Davey, another sufferer, to the tune of $160, told asimilar story. The defence called about twenty witnesses, among whom were the John Smiths, the Bob Jones’, the Charley Browns and the Peter Johnsons, but none appeared to an- wor The jury, without leaving their seats, returned verdict of guilty, and the Court ordered him to be remand- ed for sentence. Trial of Laurence K. Stevens—This man was tried on acharge of grand larceny, for stealing a silver watch, $15 95 in money and two shawls and a pair of pantaloons trom Robert McCorley on the 10th of December last. Mr. Abrahams, pawn proker, testified that the accused pawn- edthe two shawls and the pantaloons at his stare for 78 cents. The jury returned a verdict of guilty of peti ar- ceny only, and the court sent him to the penitentiary for ix months. Forfeited Recognizance—The name of Smith Reed, tailor, formerly of Middletown Point, N. J., and 187 Wesh- ington street, who was indicted on'a charge of bu and grand larceny, in entering the store of Hook & Town- send, 79 Maiden lane, between the nights of the 16h and 17th of October last, ‘and stealing a large quantity of dry goods, among which were VEres, wel Cale tnd not ay his izance, sign jo vathan . Tredecteted forleittl, and ordered to be prosecuted forth~ with. A portion of the stolen goods were found in posses- tion of Reed. Burglary in the First Degree.—A black fellow nemed William Anthony, alias Brown, was tried on a charge of burglary in the first degree, tor breaking into the dwel- ling house of John Polhamus, 285 West 17th street, on the night of the 17th of December, and stealing a firkinot butter and a piece of pork. It was proved by Polhamus, that the lock was stolen from the door some d the butter was stolen, and the door of the cellar in which ary ‘ ” i fastened by him on the night of the bur- Fon arged ES FRANCAISES. i 183—Wm King, 12 colt, disobedience of orders. “ The Court possess no power out of the court room, | it was kept was iy Reignt, and | Table wo Cost iy loane ere ufone. “ABBY i Wm. H. Rice, apprentice, 12 colt—offence not Stephen Swift, 7 colt, insolence and have, therefore, no control over the press. The | glary ahs piece of an sold suspen Re wT o5y b. BRIGHAM, JR., No. 3 ate pre stated. Peter Fenton, 12 colt, for heing dirty and slevenly. | Court has no special charge of any thing but the record, towne nd Po nam a anathy Seppe Dyn gory . ie: STATEN ISLAND FERRY. June 13—Cornelius Kingsland, apprentico, 9 colt—fight- John Fennacy, 8 colt, fornot cleaning of his bet: | and none over the log-book except ae produced Delors | ore miiners.® rprossoution, Wut’ he Wruttered so beds ental Y ing. lange" od their one of the city watch, stated that he arrested the acc’ i ; trun Pa: 8. Root, apprentice, 9 colt, hghting. 17—Peter Fenton, 9 colt} for not having his hammock | misuse of books or decuments not annexed to their pro- stat used Ge Foot of Writes nee Ee ent ea cenities ahem wave Be, aay irgcalady Seiped, Toot Hetty Corbey, apprentice, 10 colt disrespect. Jeshing blacked. ceding. ‘The responnibiity atacher to those in whore | withthe butter and perk in his pomession,”‘The defence Sr reinier Dec. 9, the steemer STATEN ISLANDER, | Mr Gerdy'viont exenence anver Mr. Forr and other cetebra: Thomas Haftey, apprentice, 10 colt—disrespect. 18—Richd Gilmore, 8colt, disobedience of orders. possession they were. Any inaccuracies made by news. | called a colored girl nam lenrietta Jackson, who will ran as follows, il rote york. ted'makers in Paris enables hia t ees aonae Samuel Hoftman, apprentice, 12 colt—unraly con- 19—Chas Lambert, 12 col, sculkiog, Paper editors, can be corrected by the same medium 3 and - Loreen pat an enien men gore bom ept or ThAVE SrATEY . . ecquomy and thereby to sup)! duct. 22—Jas Travis, 12 colt, disobedience of orders. any explanations necessary to correct bad impressions . eA, 3AM Todnoed BrlSee ss seamtial Boots’ f George Wilson, apprentice, 12 oolt—unruly con- Dennis Mashing, 9 colt akulking. Produced through the Sedit of the pres, will be best | house and there wat no Wick. upon it that dine Sune Sig P.M, D ble sole do +++ s+ “ ° duet. Jeremiah Corey, 6colt, fighting. 1 throm e same channel.” anotl lored , testified 1 Wolpe cx 8 A pisportionate rednetion in the various other artiel June 16—Read prayers and punished the following boys Stephen Switt,6 colt, fighting. Capt. MeKeszit-—-lwould ask whe got the log.book thing. The Jury F returned «, verdiet of petit. larceny REGULAR OPPOSITION TO CATS | (Unda 181 Brondway, i nay ¢ “with a colt, by order ofthe Captain, viz :— J,MeK Bascom, apg 13 col, for being dirty. whesit wes let here ek in the.wortoom, | ntti tiary 4 ; p s ideeeiemeceenniees s, 9oult for being noisy. ilson, 6 colt, lying. rut E.—I did. Mr. ‘room, Se sacra fan "eau Mon er haa WUT i ee Edw Whi'e, 9 donee” 7—Chas Paemeetss app oats become i oe Telt soam ou ne ae i allah oan icant Beiiers on 5 ramen 5 —- pi aig days, We ye aud Wridays. Bvom New, York, Tuesdays, dicable for winter wear. Also a large assorument of Horatio Olyphant,9 do do Henry Waltham, seamen, 19 oats, stealing. Capt. MoKansta (wih some fepling.)—Then cir, it was | Npor Re oe Washington On the 16th of A Thursdays and Sacardaynn-Ware to or from Cattakill, 90 cents. | ent ein Siete aud for gentfemen and bors ‘Thomas Tobin, 13 colt for fighting. 28—Henry Waltham, seaman, 12 cats, stealing 8 bot | in your charge. do, pre aged nd a, —=Berihs 2 cents—Spper 2 cents, ? ine bo Forens bor nme 1 buskine of Job: rich, 12 do» do tles liquor from the ward room mess. ‘Me Eve, Mrs. Freauch test that she was ing n sn Fat tener WA, Cartan Vanderbily wr ee ee ign in rest avendanee., Al ire a eamticles John Pasise: ¢'colt—euulking. Wim Fay. app. 12colt, disobedience of orders, Com. Sravant-—It was in charge of Mr. Perry, and | came through the yard polled ene of her blankets off the " 4 i © cat " 5 and almost every thing ip the boot and shoe line, may be foun Ga Stephens, 9 colt Fredk Snyder, 12 colt, striking a boy. when left by him in the ward-room, Mr. voluntarily | © A rascianoe the ope sbore uel, thers wil bia daly com y Ar Ue store of Ac KNOX W Cow known se the Cllaton Boot W.odel 9 do do Dec 2—Wm Felson, 7 colt, missing his muster and disobe. | ofered to look after it. se informe, | engtegand Pinestrack: ner—he then went inte the Bouse, places) for fretg ge = . Peter Groham, 9 colt, for sw: . + | Mr, ogre i h the knife onthe neck. The defence B OOK AT THIS, ol ine, 12 colt tor desertion. 7 Billinger Scott,'12 colt, fighting. Capt McKexare, (with Increased feeling.) —Then Mr. | side, he cut her wit eas Rai te C4, Line, HVERTOSL cg TEMES 8 Cork Bole Boots, the bert of | June TT ee are cepitting on deck: Win Reed, 12 colt, hehting. Eid responsible for the ure made oflt, fret tothe Court, | called James Hoge, ho, teatiiet ean na ranen sie MINTO, Capt. Deck Or'Balley, weil sal po. do ater Prot cots wists) wee Lea my nee ft DA ore teres carne heshed nothing whatever to do with the ririe Spine did not strike her during the scuffle. i ME . Dav jailey, will si Salfeke de 9 * ‘ ino Tennacy, 6 colt, ing. Mr. Exp (who has had nothin; a san “Phurada yt er regular day | Bee esta ail the dierent blade, 28010 1 | sabe jh ere micas thesletoleephoniag. Wm Travis {2 colt, disobedience of orders. copying of the extracts, and Knew nothing of It till after Aideveral other witnemee were caliod, who testified thet {oneabinr a cava ana sleet fasvenersare unaurpated by 43 Dancing Gutter, 13 | June19—B Bendoville,126o1t—Aighting J Bredshay, ineeli misiog mater” the puibication) smiled and made no reply. oe | hecatted heen dammed steamboat Wee inet the * :. ao ing to the old count: ill fi J is ‘Wm, Farlon, 12 colt--loosi jammock. more, 12 colt, Ad ‘om. Joves.—We hav bs FI zhu dyn age (0 select th conyers in din’ oer Kn Bhoc Gracies Lambert, 19 Cok—Deoak io; Dattleaxe rack, 8—Chas. Abrams, 12 colt leaving his hammock be: | rect the alleged injustice.’ Perhaps, the editor will ave etrick: him fit and that au aeren wok her Ast. The jury and to secure gut hil lease ie early in C. Kingsland, 9 colt—losing mess chest key. . the sense of Justice to state, that the ° i x g iv ation ‘on board, foot of Beekman street, orto the sub- Seariinel le and all other Ppa lecaeeadl ae June 20—Edward Ligon, Gcolt~akulking - i Meelcon, cress ae I pare a to require the exercise of such apparent kum onsen fi... . 5 bad bay) forger, ae CHE BRO 8 . morasins, and the greatest assortinent o iW ag! John Welsh, 6 colt ‘m. Hy 1,9 colt, severity. a te Sault ence ni iisor othe Bebete edi And childrens, of all kinds to be foundinthe worl, ll |... Robert Steward, 6 colt do o—Peter Fenton, 12 cats, do do Capes MeKesre, (with much feeling) =I minh the } |The sentences were postponed until Friley next N.B. ‘The South Amersea will sail from Liverpool on the 7th aaiaicats at 367 Brondwav,, corder oC Franklin st, | June di-—Geo. Wilson, 9 colt do 10—George Kneavelt, 12colt, for not going alo to furl | court to stigmatize the oficer who has done this. I wish— | Piggies will not bo senseueed om Bd thet or any af the Packet comming th EE CANTO e Ter eadvey)”| SP Genet Wane to ‘Thomas Brown, 12 colt dodo Tknow ithasbeen done ier Navy. Ihave nodoubtel | The Grand Jury are not discharged, but meet again on roach aw i %67 Broadway. ise, 9 Col 4 an officer of q te So ee dosah. Pert emcee tony SS sont SALT rtcocts Aalopy Sut, fhetory filed now lending | Fa Hoary se eeriesn, 0 eit 4 Sen Cowie & S83 eet he Corgi ragmatieim thet we have | Fire Court adjourned to Mondey next at 11 o'clock. ia eed the aes Ae arrison, j " = Aric ae NEL Be cot on the’ lat of Pebrenry, her | vgpiomene Sheridan, had for ent 0, w Souther | Sune Fredohn Pepper, 19 cate—desertion. Joseph Weaver, do do do nothing todo with this matter. . i pene day ye <—FASSAGE FOR NE‘ LE aNS—Unly ‘James Rennison, 10 colt—skulking. Thodore Humbert, do do do Capt. McKewzie.—I shall take care, then, to call the Ly Onto River.—The river at Cincinnati was ay. “PAUKET FOR HAV AE,—( Second Line)—The ralar Line—Packet '6th January. The splendid John Phelan, 10 do do James Kelly, do do do tention of the Seoretary of the Navy to the matter—that falling slowly on the 7th instant, but was nearly Suv eT: NICOLAS Johu Tell, master, wil ast raline packet ship JOHN MINTURN Capt. fy ten a A > austen, = 2 tenons soure hope oF other. 1 hey sail on the Jet of Februari HINCKE coe op nt ed thay gg A Charis Truerian, 9 colt wetting hie hammock. ChasjW. Rows, do & de ‘The Court then adjourned til thisday attheuruathour. | cleared of floating ice. { ‘ French, 9 col 5 a i LAS KELANT: | modem Goud ata" TG “45 BRAVE OE! | june a9--Renl preyers and panished— Milioger Boot, 4} do Literary Notices, te ae ile AND WALES.—Persons proceed, | it! WANTED Soeves eebowe mere Jota Horton, 13 oH “a tanties inti Pocket MemoranpwM Boox For 1843; containing 7 R County, ship ry ph et St sughe, for A ron “eT e VOLLINS & con” ® eas ett, Sons then. Recarri vation oy Puswument raat acu Hay RECEI | an Almanac, time and interest tables, &c. New reer Horton, Sag Harbor, Suffolk % rae raeete Berta, Coates ee i eh ve Remih arent Aice, Vines, 0 eee on Vict Phen 9,10). as | York: Published by L. Francis, manufacturing | P'Creaitors of John 8. Anable, of Hudson, Columbia Co, Prescott, Grote, Ames , Banker r Vrs ch |. Beil, —being ¥ olin Phelan, 6, 9, 10, ot ¢ E free of digconnt or any el ‘all the princi -—~REMITTA ’ Jane ae eee Noliowing boy® were pat is single rons for | Josua Sout, 6,13, 12 | stationer. This little book is ruled and lettered | N- ¥., tanner. H ¥ rene July 1~Th 6 P e werent the alts Kivadom. For terms, apply or LC The rae fr oceans “py Wag fighting, viz “y on Joie Meconmi is ‘9 | witha blank space for every day of the year, and ESTABLISH! EMIGR. NT TAs . RS & CO, . YX i 4 Sy George W. Wise, loln McC +9 i , SAGE OF 61 South street, New Yor i 5 alsin an tak tele tee Paves hos the same man he, Pee mercslon tous Jonn ioe lostee 6 bucket overboard, John Pepper, 12, 12, 24 | should have a place in every man’s pocket. . SAG OFF Bile. tae aubaciber contac bers wil part of Englond or Seotland, ( ne ici taut July 4—James Mitchell, 9 colt—heaving a boot over- Wa. H. Bice, Wu } ood character—age 16, 4 Waverny Novets, No. 10, Tae Honan, | iar festone fom ‘ny. pare of ‘reat be tain and Treland, Money re-nitted by letter (postpaid) to the enbscnber, or board. Cornelis ingstand, 9,9, . numbers. le 4 i be | sormoully devas itn gon ta Som iis be Eawarlt Bl, 9 colt—being “a soot no chareter,of6 18, 1d | Beeniss complete in 2% weekly y hipes sailing e o 3 ye i " , C ‘Colt ‘ 10, 12, 6, , SAGE FOR SAVANNAH —Firct Regular | #rnv) and nearest ly Uunawityed Semen OF t, fighting. Tape , 10, 10 3’ History or tae Prencn{Revocvtroy, Ta continua ice of the pal ERB chee ties Soig pasted OB: | Safely t mtremr lon 11017 yen Eyarts 12 ol, Agno inne! Hen, 1 18 caste of the number a ‘cents; of the. Whol scien Bee wiberaly estore for mapy Tees LEMAR, Capt Banner er dial postevety, on | ii like manner money with or claims on any pert ot ‘Alonzo Banta colt, disobedience of orders. George Wilson, 19, 9, 12, 83 | work, fourdollars. By Mr. Post. money Can ne iced King om. morrow, ev Fegetsr OAy. reee pemeugers Ver pasnes | (elt "England or Scotland, can be collec ‘subseri- HenryiGray 6 colt, leaving his bag on deck. Jones Davis, 9, H ison’s History or Evrore, No. 3; price 25 - or ap ty fit by, letter, to cian wl hs “Li TAPE nda God wil be ene pon John Primrose 6 colt leaving his bag on eck oy oiypae M4 9 H a By the Harpers 82 Clif street sy Farther particulars, py TRB STAN. 8 Souh + . W. wd. T. TAPBCOTT, ‘nada. and wi ry ; It, throwing tea about decks. Horatio Oly phan cents. J ARGk, MoBAIDE, Jr., 62 Cedar ot, B. Frease 6 colt, throwing 4 10r 43 Peck Slip, comer South street. 312 mer |