The New York Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1843, Page 1

Vol, IX,-—-No. 69,— Whole No, 32! NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1843. sss wun Te the Public, 18. plomBCOKS FOR THE PEOPLE, LUCINA CORDIAL; Trial of Commander McKenzie, oF the rush of the crew aft, as indicating a mutinous dis- change. ‘They had their Teanone for adhering to . 4 iblicati it thi On THE commassi THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pub. | "TMG fitlowi rie Ol and nsanece? Balen ant Mose etine ELIXIR OF LOV ‘Tuanty-rinst Day—Mancn 9 A—I do not recollect that any such questions were | were on the “slate,” and all thingy weer F E. y 4 Te pre. lished every day of the year except New Year’sday and grhere all the Cheap Publications of the day can be had as soon Ty oupEN Time, among the Jews, The Court assembled pursuant to adjournment, andthe | eked. im tion the | Pared for their nomination. The grooms had Fourth of July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per an- ae PUBLISHING PRICES. (dey it a Preliminary proceodings having been despatched, the | ogicory of the brig: Were in Bharat shomatne and | | decided upon Hoes of Kinderhook, brother of aum—postages paid—cash Cerin THE BOOK OF ‘THM NAVY. to be completed an 4 pum. Noor ildren bore to bless hie hone President called on the acensed for his answer to the ap- | state for myself that I could little more than stand: the member and cashier of that bank— Willoughby, THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday | bois ,N9 2uow randy. ALLISON'S SPLENDID HIBTO- yi oe lentes er ea plication of the Judge Advocate. Jon Tuuxots0% was call by the rosecntion, and in it Brooklyn banker, w bo ase iat he [oat twen: ing—j 2 q v" ¥ 5 d Egyptian wives, it ' s M i r reply toa number of questions, the witness stated that on housand de i ne was moralAg ~OIOR.AE GOES DRL ANT: OFF LADS sai, POOLEYs AMER Sagal oT RANDIS ENG Gaited to thers vid cha Gree Theodore Sedgwick, Esq., read the following docu: | {y) J Oui ot Ha Gin ne wiavembar us wren in the steer: | engaged in manufacturing red dogs—Hamulton, the postagey paid—cash in advance. CROPRBTA, Noses ia, SH RRA ERO RY ow ‘od i ment as Paceiae anes oe) cae Mictarcion hy ea ies Be , ae 8” nd @ ei 3 Spence id he latter w: ng on a pi ry ea | 10 i ADVERTISERS are informed thet the circulation of THE PREACH RY YOUU TON, Nels now ready. THE fee age with Spencer, an riting on a paper, | great Watervliet financier, a resident e, and tender toom which he told the witn May it please the Court : he would not let any one see when Olcott discounted two-thirds of the capital of we the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing | AR MER’S ENCYCLOPAEDIA. mud Dictonaty of Rural A jemontns from her bridal on any account.” After this one of the stewards brought eyo Peter C ok’ b SPARKS’ LIF Flies weeying to her senseless Idol, ‘The counsel for the defence in this case have, from its * ; t putin his | thatrotten concern, on Peter Comstock’s straw bail ast. Ithas the largest circulation of any paper in this city, | INGTON: s nuvbzraready—s0 be completed in 1¢ numbers. ‘Ava with raised hans, in accen's wild, commencement, been desivous that the examinationof the | jour but atterwarde gavote simath: who wes either ant paver, ‘These are the three worthies—Hoes, Wil- man inthe city ur country. Prices moderate—cash in ad- HINTON Peo Ege Sh NOY RADY 90 cen he Hin.oo bed of barrenness, y where Small drank the liquor. pol A ations, they have repeatedly forborne to raise objections whic! sent law stands, vance. and $1 2.’ HUMPHREY CL! molleti<-Uorn As the excitement for office subsides, the onniete K* R, by 3 Scents PEREGRINE PICKLE—B , in their apprehension, were well warranted by the ° leave the Nay daily construction and application of the rules of evi- | iid heard Spencer say he intended to leave the Navy PRINTING ofall kinds, oxecuted at the most moderate | plete in one number, — ‘VOM JONES, or the History of » & oun when he got home; but did not hear him #ay he intended | for parties and quadrilles increases. _ Congress H. prices, and in the most elegant style. Pee eee eee VOSEPH ANDREW a ae <—e to goin the merchant service, nor what he intended to | is the place where the exclave eociabler ree hea JAMES GORDON BENNETT, aod AMELIA—By Fielding, each complete in one numbei tial mon mow made by the Judge Advicate is one | Go,” ‘his was in the latter part of the cruize. Heard The last one, about a week since,was a splendid en- each 2) cents, I , so entirely unwarranted by any rule or practjce,so danger- say that he did not wish to go in the brig before leavin; Proratetor oy THE Hemaip Estasiisument, = ous asa precedent, and so injurious in the imputations it | New York. He did not give any reason connected with | (¢'t#inment—none of your Tammany Hall common = NOVELIST’S LABRARY. conveys, (whether these imputations be designed or not,) | N¢w, York. ah i brig. Idid | Kitchen furniture, I assure you, but the real aristo- Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets ‘This Library wil be completed in ten weekly rumbery, each y P 8 ) | the Commander for not wishing to sail in the brig. I di that we do not feel ourselves at liberty to give it otherthan the most strenuous opposition. An application coming as this does, from the officer whose special duty it is to instruct this Court upon ques- tions of law; and tending, at the same time, to overturn one of the best settled principles of that law which he is placed cratic majesty of the city and its sojourners, at ten dollars @ ticket. The State Printer opened the drawing room of his palace, (not the famous three walled house,) and the occasion was called a party =the first, as I am informed, that he ever gave. work to be completed in one volume at 2° cents each. HOUS«“S TO LET AT YO) Em? VIVIAN GREY, ENETIA, THE YOUNG DUKE, a Ee on the corner of 9h act and ad avenues ether | HENUIET FA EMILE cal CONTARIND FLEMING eae ’ 4 ia raider ” inte emg ine stable, Fowliug alley, | CESCA CARRARA—by L © Landon, PETER SIMPLE soda Ree gerdein oumstoiie 3 not hear that it was desirable to get rid of him. * . * ° . . I was ondeck when the Commander announced their doom to the prisoners. I did not hear all that passed, but heard Cromwell say he was innocent. Could not hear 1s a fine stable, rowling Al ts, with grape vinesand fiuit | —by Marryat. ‘ . what Smallsaid. [ first knew of the execution about two | ‘The Governor gave his first public party on Thut tiesatheece) oBaveeenaey a ot onnIGE, Ba MONTHLY MAGAZINES. et fauictions hare io expound,« ould, in our judgment, be resisted at the | jours anda half before it took place. 1 knew ihm pe day evening; his mansion was well filled pnnoipak ng 2we No. 1 Chabere st, | THE ARTIST, for March, published at the Herald Office, eck beauty and tha graces ‘The Judge Advocate proposes to callsome of theofficers | Cvuning of Spencers arrest | heard. Small questioned hy | 'Y With members and office-seekers, and ‘ot course, TO LET—The upper pat of the store No.7 New Herat: MORIN Ete SoC OKs for Mare en Sham, r Albus it relieves her; ' of the Somers who have not been sworn, and to conduct | thecommanier—Small said something like this—" I'm | YOU may infer that I was on hand. street, af-w doors from Wall street ; the second story | HAN C »§ MAGAZINE ve og And each disease, (with proper care, too,) their direct examination as if it were a cross examina'ion. | | i ; but P’ve had a foolish conversation with lalways thought that we Yorkers could go the has two offices, and itis adapted for merchant orlaw- J do,3%, SARGENT S MAGAZINE, do,%, THE LADY Her fair cud fragile lorm ts heirto. j Whether tho permission asked for, it granted, is to extend | My Spencer” He was then sont. forward. I do not | greatest figure for office, and make more desperate ¥Alen, ths three story house 94 Walker at, between Broadway Bee er cree oe thm fetion no lower than to warrant oftigers, to embrace petiy offi- | Know that Mr, Spencer applied for permission to write to | exertions than any other portion of the Subterranean and Chirich st, an excelent situation fora genteel family, oc WAVERLY NOVELS. grec ¥ aadinpe pbs gaa Cer, oF to be used hereafter as a precedent for asking the | his trienda, or for any one o doit for him. Ido not know | democracy in the State, But on Friday I witnessed cuvied by Mr. Verplinck. z Under this head will be pu ‘lis ied all the Works of Sir Wal- From the savans of every nation same liberty in regard to those apprentices charged as par- why his messmates did not take leave of him. Iwas not | scene which out-generals all of our operations. I The brick atsre corer of Pike and Cherry streets, oecuni- | ter Scott—and will be comileted in semi-monthly numbers, With grateful missives from all quarters, Hieipators in the mutiny, does not at present appear, but to | surpriged atthe execution. I never saw Mr. Spencer | °° 5 ae Chamb. 4 ti gaty, Meters. Valentine & Co., an a teed store, a desirable | exch arrel will be complete in one number, each number 45 d by. Disea e and Quackery” any, extent and to every extent we consider the request | Supt, atthe execution. | 1 Wag in the Exequtive Chamber, in conversation situation cents! ebers mi y i 7 0 lay. witn flurteri inadmissible. We shalt at present assume that the motion with a friend, a member, discoursing in his ear Tne conveni ry hi ith attic rooms, baremont aay 1 Capt. McKenzie put some few questions to the witn bth: 4 i nl Ole ne eo ee ‘occupied by Mr. LIBRARY OF SELECT NOVELS. eee of Death, now made does not apply to those suspected of having | yur te did aoe tlicit’anything novel or important thereby, | 81° convincing arguments, as | wahee him to em- Weeks ; This will comprise all of Bulwers, and James? Novels, to- Lite’s fricud, in Nassau atreet, Joined in the plot. “They are notoriously willing witness: | "Cstcnuse Sinuer, aged 18, examined for the prosect: | Ploy in my behalf as soon as his Excellency was at The two story brick house, No.73 Gold street, one doorfrom | ceiher with tne Novels.of the best sathors,. Hoch Nove will And sometim umber: es for the charges; and to give the counsel for the people | tion T have heard Me Spencer talk of leaving the navy | leisure, when in rushed a posse of about twenty, Sprace. st. formerty ompee by Mr. Miles Hitchcock. The | Eo ccm plete in one number, $5 crate each, h “Ninety-two N their slumber; Uberty to put leading questions to willing witnesses would | and going in a merchantmen; he said he had been ina | who demanded the Governor's immediate attention, Tents wil m ™R. DPAPLAINE 68 Wall street, =— }, dream og cf D sease’s orde: sy be, in a capital case, to give it a ruthless and appalling id s mate, sir?” to which he re- | “* Who. brought these men here? and what do they erie? ineffice No.9, cor. of Water’ COOPER’S NOVELS. ry out for tne “Lucina Cordial. character. ‘ Twent afore the mast;” never | want?” asked the Governor. They seemed to be per- : All of Cooper’s Novels will be published in two volumes, at medicine trom the country, by sendi The rule distinguishing direct from cross-examination, : Persous reggie 50 cents each novel. Yrimitance, cau have it boxed uo and sent to any part ofthe | which prohibits counsel from putting to the witness Union. Price $3 per bottle, or $24 perdozen. m7 Imre | what he calls leading questions, or questions tending to ETH 5 Stores—Ti tory briek Himse and Biore No. 190, Chatham at, it will alas be AE eA I CR ic) CHARLES DICKENS’ (BOZ) WORKS. culty with Small; he’d be good sometimes, and sometimes h’d get into a passion; was sky- larking with him once, when he said he would as soon fectly paralyzed at the Governor’s promptness. I advanced towards them, and in the course of a mo- tore; th r part as a Mi r ag) i cnr EO THE LADIES. contradict his own statements and impeach his veracity, the knife int, into the pork he had in his hand; | ent or two, one of them, who officiated as fora petectory and lodging OF ware room—will be let | Attn NOTED ON AMERIOR Gr careame weeulat | TNTFLLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERSON. | is nefamiliarto almost every mind, and upon, the good | T° NEE RYE Eck c ine winlnn te Gems git of ceremonies, related their grievances thus:— ery low, UTY, considered seers" with DR. FELIX | sense of which it certainly i "Also, the three story brick dwelling house and store No. 40 | 124.. Sketches of Every Day GOURAUD’s POUDRES. is not necessary here to com- Fase PIER Wik Oxiven H. Peary examined for the prosecution—I have | are city watchmen, and Iam Capt. Jewell, No. 1. PAPERS, ‘The CURIOSITY SHOP BARNABY RUDGE, any one else to write for him? A—I do not know thathe dia. Q—Did you not say, in the presence of the Secretary of the Navy and other gentlemen, that itwas your impres- sion he did send a written message. f Q—Oh yes, but that was before the execution; I am under the impression that he did send such a message, be cute I saw the Commander writing. Q—How near was you? : & " he sculpior whe d 4 isi . | ment. The practical distinctions between direct and | «slight recollection of having heard Spencer saying he | Last night we were imposed upon by being com: Eupedavabarbepe shop et ne swre was formeriy ce | sai NICHOLAS NICKLEBY, each complete in obe aac: | mache ep acrammose sudy isto insite ‘of the Hunan (ora | CFOs examination, are well stated by Mr. Starkie—-vol. 1, was desirous of leaving the navy; Irecollect Mr. Spencer | pelled, most of us, to signa petition for flour inspec: ‘Phe modern built two story brick honse No. 240 Bleecker a. | Ber, $0 cents each, id leratel forehead. "This develo! ment tn nat ony re is noapprehension that a witness has any other | telling Mr. Gansevoort that he expected to have tne com- | tor, under false representations made by Alderman iu es, rble mantles, under cellar, large gar‘en. he y 0 re y he pe ol e] 2 i it was w days be. 7 e here house is finished tn the best manuer, and saloulated: for’ large PUBLISHED IN QUARTO FORM. sits uo lesu an estontial eemeae AT Menta UK of | disposition than to give a plain and succinct declaration of | furs his artest, before we sled. he told me that he hed | Malburn. We come here to wrase our names {rom family. : TR eee aye 0G’ qbarow price 25 ote | mrllect, it te bo less.an esrential element of personal beauty, | thetruth, nor anv wish in the Advocate to convey adit. | Fe his arrest; before a join the @ the petition, and to inform your Excelleney, in per- ‘Tenements also to let, answering for small families, at No.5 | LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF WACTORY. LIFE IN | 40d itis of importance to those.and there are maw’ such, pos | foro, fe eelion BAC Wis Siees:e: hepboriaaty . applied to get detached, and join the Gramp' t | $n, that we want you to appoint Mr. Miller.” ‘he NEW ENGLAND—By a Factory citl, 2%. FRANCIS | sted of this promiuent fare, though obscured by. the en mt imp) » but his cross-examination is merely for | “"Q_id Mr. Spencer write home to hisfriends,or get | °° t BREE i us os coil st Anily 9 pve y Flagg. THE TIRE AND EXSL Oras | croachments ofa too luxuriant growiheet fenerne rents thee | the purpose of explanation or for ascertaining further Governor treated them very civilly, and advised D. McLAREN, oe t O=! portion Fan exctescence which tends, in their case, only to de- | facts of which he may be supposed to have a knowledge, form. ‘This can be done safel ly, effectually, aud, if | it is not materially distinguished from his examination in used in accordance with cirections, without the least ineouve- | Ghiet, “The peculiar charectes of cee cca enation | mence, by Dr. Felix Gouraud’s Poudre Subtile. The. furze of ati ite expented' i is guil £4 the lip, when annoying, or the short hair on the back ofa Imues? | 8t’Aches when it is expected that the witness is guilty of a Moan he hair of amole.or the oeard,when | Pevury or at least a misrepresentation or suppression of Il be removed, and eventually the | facts, or when it is wished to convey that impression to of this preparation, the Jury.” Oe BEAUTY. OR TRUE WATER | Such as we have already stated is the rule which per- them to be careful in future how they signed the wrong petition, as it might produce much embar- rassment and regret on his part, should he make any appointments on account of such errors. [The Governor ig a very singular man, and manages very adroitly. These poor fellows really thought they had made an impression upon him..] orn, No.1 Pine st. comer Broadway, 2d story. | TO LET =I Dean street, near Smith stree, Brook- Iya, the splendid three story house, finished in the heat matiner, with two lots of ground aitached. “Also, coach tables, Ke. A variety of the most choice grane vines. everal fruit treets, with a well and pump of excelent wer on the premises. This property is well calculated | NAUTILUS—a coliccrion af Sea Tales—Also an‘ account of O mM f 2 i ie for the accommodation of a respectable family, to whom itwill | th ET bE SEN. seat peb- the cheek, ma: 2. FRANCE, 2%. ‘THE. by thet EAU be let for one year or more on accommodating terms, by apply- | OHUZZL Habe r 2 emptorily prohibits the Advocate from cross examining aby net off, The retrenchment committee are not making ineaaee cana pha a oiatond opecnel Pa eet Hthetredtonetcy eas Uoxeles, sores burns | the witness called by himself, which prohibite him, in Pay ea icc much progress. They have gone se far piready in ie Mee Pine stroke BiDam Acrgunts of Irish Heirs All for neck and arms, and eliciting a healthy javenile appearance,— | Other words, from impeaching the character of the wit- A—I cannot, for | did not hear; [thought it was private | cutting down salaries, that the office holders, both $1 per bottle. ness upon whom he himself relie GOURAUD’S VEGETABLE ROUGE! What are the exceptionsto this rule? There is but omueet Sneed BD Powe she aiblets a one, and that grows out of experience, ed upon good , heek, imi le sense, and is completely incorporated with the law, viz fon or rubbing with a handkerchief or alinen cloth. 60 cents | frartynure n winters g on Whe aan 3} char his’ esac GOURAUD’S BLANU D’ESPAG: tion has commenced, shall, by his answers or his demean- cia vionbe WIN pend ‘9 atory brick house, : E Bob xo. sreety my hnihed atic ani ue’ | ARVENTUKES OF ARTHUR O'LEARY, Cent: iow to a mood tenant katy aoor throughcut. | Subscriptions for all the above Magazines w ill be received at bi i ergs low to ag a Me Post, 102 Amity at, this office, and panctually attended to. Jere and 1 did not try to hear. a Q—Did you hear the Commander aak Spencer if ae wished to write home. ‘ 3 A—If I did, I don’t recollect it; I did not hear him say he could not write with his irons on, j Commander McKenzix, at this part of the examination, high and low, have sworn vengeance against Dr. Ely, the chairman. The proposition to dispense with all the Canal Commissioners except two, has caused those gentlemen to flutter most exceedingly. Little and Enos deprecate the movement the most ; TO LET—From jut May nex., two medera two story | [)ODWORTH BALL—The following Commince would | "4. ,...{ , D F they vary Wall enow (het thee oil eee ee i Hy ink the : . All n excellent preparation for impartii pure, e or, create any suspicion that he will violate his duty and M dt y yw y riven into a Bore’ ito: bo Canal sey now occupied ec velar stare, | Dodworth that they propore togive « Ballin com*lime ee | sees to the completion, free from he uiiens rater nee: | gucreate any suspicion that taken, he may, in the Tile eudimude s communication to she Judge Advocele- tigate of retiracy in euch an event.’ The soieatien of Store No. 69 Canal st., now occupied as a chair store. 1 'y + The latter imme iately said, “ Well, if you admit it, I c reould be mede into two Very convenient stares Apply to that gentleman, at the Apollo, on Friday Evening,Maich loth, ay 1 for this purpose, Put up in | cretion of the Court—a discretion to be governed and co: shan’t pursue the examination. those two men last year, was surprising indeed. ee ely Mifickets can be obtained at One Dollar onch, of either of the | “ASENTHTA. 3: otdam 3 Milk street, Boston, New | tTolledby these circumstances be treated as an wiverse, The Paraienr asked what it was? They were neither of them possessed of the requi- —f19" Imre de a mete Committee. x York—Al Maid keepsie, | 2 Wade a iin by ig on uch beaver The Juvak Apvocate said, “ Why, sir, Capt. McKen. | site qualifications—the one a country pill pedlar and 10, LEAT A BOARDING HOUSE One of the Cart. Helme, SOMMUTTEE. Jared Grays i aamiats Ha PUhase;'| Sapien uur ioe ade peeein Boa er matter becca &X" | aie admits that Philip Spencer did tell him what to write.” | tooth extractor the other a. pug. ringer” and vil- n jesir * « i ¥) or i eC : en adj i i EAB vs such fora numberof years, with a good run of busi tee Esinns,'33 Rivington Goshen, Elliot: Copa. Myers Cl aveni W. | The very authorities cited by the Judge Advocate, prove | TBE Court then adjourned Se at aaa eens Bnlding. or of Sapderson, 211 Pearl ate m6 wom Gate eoeper of Frage and Dover, gs Sag ed TRA OE fords Charles | the correctness et this proposition, although they are Rinany: pt restoring these two men to private life, reaacr, Boring ld Greene & Co., Woreesters Burt: Lite | cited by him in such amanner that they do not convey alls; Coggeshall, South Secoud st, New Sediord; Jordan, 2 | their entire force and meaning. The whole of the extract ilk street, Boston; Lowell, Carleton & Co.; Salem, Ives; “The mode of examination Newburypert, Hodge; Portsmouth, Preston; Portland, Pa wr TO LET—The house and store No. 78 Laight street, ("7 corner of Washingon. ‘The store 1s at present oceupi B 2s 2 grocery, and the occupant would sell ont immediate- fF. Three dwelling hot f will be a complete saving to the State of $5000 a year. Their services on the canals are of no conse- quence whatever. The legislature would be per- Mayher, 195 Front at. Schwartz, 44 Chatham at. Prod’homme, 31 Reade st. Cazueau.corner Water and Wall. [Correspondence of the Herald.] Aupany, Wednesday, March 8. tom Starkie is as follows in the same row, and some pai nt is in truth regulated by the discretian of the Court, ac- Slag is y | fectly justifiable in reducing the num th Bewses._Inguliee ot Lush ate eseeale Gocgmieeiat J saris Stoo: Pies Sa Be Beton ee: py cording to the disposition and temper of the witnesses. | ‘The charter election in Troy came off yesterday qonileien Comtnisioners; all work pation TO LET—Krom lat of May next, the modem built 4 Leoar keno, Ghyeaeaee 1G Chesnut strees) Lancaster, Heiniteshs draguisrs Hart The Court frequently permits an adverse witness to be | and resulted in the election of Gurdon Corning,the two story briew house, No. 11 Third st, with attic, base- ment aud cellar, and marble mancles throughout. For further particntars inquire at 47934 Pearl st 15f Im* D ‘Oo LT—In store No. 69 South street. fe" Le ee Sere NcMURKAY. nh is suspended, and it is not probable that it will be resumed in half a dozen years; the State 1s payin from eight to ten thousand dollars a year to a set a4 Commissioners who have nothing to do, and if they had, [doubt whether they would be capable to su- perintend the work. One of our delegation gave me an introduction te Mr. Wasson, the gentleman who is in daily expec. tation of receiving the appointment of Post Master for Albany, from the hands of President yler: I i xamined by the party who calls him.” So says an ican authority, Greenleafon Ev. 482:—In some cases, however, leading questions are permitted even on a direct examination; namely, wh witness appears to be hostile to the party producing him, or in the inte fae scutes nsequentiy | Pest of the other party, or unwilling to give evidence, excited the cupidity of a nest of base cou iters, whw at- | OF where an omission in his testimony is evidently tempt to snatch from the, inventor the just recompeuse for his | caused by want of recollection, which a suggestion may labor. Purchasers should therefore 'e on their and see | assist.” that every bottle of the Poudre Subtite 1s square, and Felix Gouraud, Poudre Subtile, N. Y., cast in each bottle, and the Robinson, penodieal agent; Pittsbury Thomas & Main street; Va., D.C. Washington, Selby Parker; Alexandria. altimore $. 8. Hance, &e. ke. Within a few. years this remarkable and usefal che- al juons hair, whig candidate for Mayor, by a majority of 184. The whigs also carried the general assessor, two of the three supervisors, and ten of the thirteen alder- menand asssistants. Last Fall the whig majority was 334 in the Senate to-day remonstrances were present. ed from citizens of the twelfth ward of the city of Mrs. c 100 Pine street. 3 st. Armory. Fusileers. Bloom, Caren Independence Guard. + Heury G. Langley, 57 Chatham st. Samuel W Peters, 87 Walker st. Chi les W. Vultee, 116 Chatham st. HOTEL —For sale, Tease or let, the well eatmulished #F a Hote), situsted on the corner of Witham aud Duane sts, Bl New York: known 2s the shakepeare Hotel, is now to be fand ntegeous terms. eTPorparticutars inquire ou the premises, or to ABRAHAM in Bastin vs. Caxen, referred to in Roscoe's Evidence, and on the same page from which the Doctor's fac simile engraved on the outside wrapper. Direc- is i ry New York, against being taxed for bringing the Cro- | really hope that the President will not suffer himself ISON, , Waltabou arg, or bv letter to . Spence, ti Suffolk st. f 5 Judge Advocate has taken his citation, it is decided “that U c te - : . 4 Bd HOSS, pat Post-ofice, Brooklyn, ert P.V.RRM- Repel eulton ae fg ee coin War the nieve celebrated | where a witness examined in chief by his conduct in the | ton Water into the city, also a petition from Julian | © be hoaxed in this matter. Why,he is as rank a Van SEN, No 8 Wall st., between the hours of 11 and 12 o'clock. Hen, cor of Snffolk acd’ Ravington Cosmetic, is 67 Walker street, one door from Broadway. box shows himselt decidedly adverse to the party calling | Verplanck, Saul Alley, and others in relation to | BUren sycophant as there isin the country ; and the m6 iwtec redericke, 72 Hudson st. m8 Im ra him, it isin the discretion of the Judge to allow him to be | &- Y erplanck, ¥> expressions he used in the bar room of Congress Hall N. Crow, 402 Broadway. taxes and assessments. Issac N. Lowe, 65 Grand s Mr. Porter, pursuant to previous notice, intro- duced his bill relative to the health officer and in- spectors in the city of New York. The bill requires quarterly returns to the Comptroller of all fees,‘and allows the officer to retain sufficient to defray ne- TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS — | cross examined.” ‘ JAMES MURPHY, Composition Ornament Mauutue- | Soin Murphy's case, 8 c. and p. 297 Coleridge, J. after a turer and Carver in General, No. 555 Broadway, New York, is | protracted examination of the person on the stand, says pre} toexecute, at his esteblishment as above, exery de- | f i i of dwellings, churches and other buildings, viz :—Capitals fc Columns, and Ante do, to all the orders’ of Architectur im.” soles, Trusses, Enriched Mouldings, Rosettes, Pateras, | Soin Chapman's in relation to the President, if known, would induce the President to putthis Mr. Wasson on the stool of repentance a while betore confiding in his hypocriti- cal profession of friendship to the present iantiies tration. [know there no sincerity in him from his conversation in reference to the weakness of Capt, Tyler—how easily he was gulled—his credulity and FOR SALE—A desirable country residence land; Ta MN bui Bh eres soon Le a enge well tut 5 ed i Gard with vin Iading a ¥ wit iSraer” Paeewes ens en ete cae Pate t W: Fulton street, lees than half mile of the: New - - York and Long Yaland Railroud, which bas a communie:tion | A Lan, adoumed m-eiing held at the Howard House, last with thy) city several times aday,and at a rate of fare very Resolved, To tender Mr. W_ Inch reducsd from former prices, making it a most dearable | pet? Feai-oves fora verson retiring from the elty, of one who. may RING, Secretary. arm unform. 8c. and p. 658, by Lord Abinger, ¥, Denman, proprietor of the aments, Ke, tO aby size that may be required. €.B. “If onthe trial the witness shows any unfair bias, 1 loon, a complimentary Ball, ts be ziven at the T Hi Saloon, #riday evening, March 17, 8. nt ne TV cessary expenses, and $500 per quarter for his own . mn 100 of Models, | the counsel who calls him may cross examine him.” compensation. After a long debate on the question | manageable disposition, and such like expressions ee eee Ch gen wp magick Thos. Peers, COMMUTER, | ne wen ror pp Ceo ‘The opinion of Best, C. J. eited by the Judge Advocate, | of erence, the bill was referred to the select com- | were freely indulged in by him. Were I interested OF Broveries at market prices, y to Geo. Sait,” San, CH hae beanty, his work will be found of a stiperior character. Fite delivered in the case of Clark ve. Jaffery (Ryan and | mittee on the inspection laws. The course of the | in the leastin this appointment, I would aequaint the JOHN'S. vor, Lieut. Plumer,” The most clamic designs having been adopt Coody, 138) that was, an ismie sent from the Court of | debace indicated astrong desire’on the part of the | Preaident, and caucon him in relatioato ihe wean, No 24 . Y. Phitbrook, Con may rely upon obvaiming enrichmonia of the Chancery, accompanied with directions that the defen- | 4 sald tx gelake die! ienecotthe offense Vounk. eb, Tom Seccem * rt eat, ohn Col JM. - | that Best, C.J. said, “ Where the witness is necessarily Iso the s : s, y FOR SALE OR EXCHANGR FOR CITY PRO. AP. Leturge, Trac rate workers a cad eieronaces, Serer Danetaal 3 | adverse he may be cross examined.” It will not be pie thereby subject the people te no unnecessary taxa- , , bes fash Sessions Roctl imi war, seh ‘il hy the New York and Surah ipl mor ountilted. f fllim*e | tended that officers of the United States Government are | tion. Mr. Foster offered a resolution, which was | Before Recorder Tallmadge, Judge Lynch, and Alder- eThatieralne ae alisetvems Nyenk » Handsomety. | "MIC Fast EFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY=No. a7 Will ily adverse” to their own government. adopted, calling on the Commissioners of the Canal men Smith and Gedney. tuated, tlenty of frust, well watered aud wooded, and easy of AT Roars lettin phe eee ore Wiluais' | (J eiseet, corms oF Hanpres sting ai Gon uae ee mere supererogation to accumulate authorities | Fund to report to the Senate, the amount of canal James R. Wuirixe, Enq , District Attorney. ecess af any day in the week, by the above road,in three hours. | management of Real Exmnee: aut Possessing a large landed pro. | tinues to insure against loss or damage by Gre on buildings | upon a point in regard to which there is no diversity, nor moneys on loan or deposit in various suspended or | | Weoxespay, March 9th, 1843 —James Wann, a red For further particulars enquire at 57 Gouveneur yiimeell, alse toolee tan moh “ih! goods, wares, or merchandize generally; also, on vessels and | any conflict between the English and American rules. . haires, crooked-eyed skiver, was put upon his trialon a Aadsoape view ean be seen. Pecivaaae bl bar Hcgtohtns SAT ie tarred | suigose aperast low or dasmeae Ey navigation, on as e discretion of the Court the matter.and | broken banks named; also the amount loaned to | chat of forgery’ in theeocond demreet ie eae to “Fea COUNTRY RESIDENCE WOR BALE<in as | tummies oltre peblicememersay sarmectnly aici the | Freese terms as any ovber offer thgt discretion is to be regulated by the condust of the wit, | cach of those banks since that time, the amount of | Sotrk go notcot the Chemical Bank eines ee eo oreay Sines lies PALE Jabs Land and Loan Ofice at No. 4 Wail street, inthe city ae Ba tl ns ulter his examinotion shall have commenced. each loan, and the date of each up to February, | on Anthony Luken, corner of Chrisiie and Henry streets, from Newark, on the tarnpike lending to Morvistown a | °% ri ee for the. purel nse, sale. or exchange of Houses homan'T Wondeatt ‘Apson Bolte Now whatis the case which the Judge Advocate pre- | 1842; the rate of interest; the time when each | onthe 19h of June 1940, He wen recognized by Luker, ngese, containing eight rooms and xood cellar. | Sab teenie, rag ee quoulcivat wb i Teg Rdg Benjamin R Robson Martin Hoffman sents? He announces his intention to call (not one, but)a | bank suspended ; the amount then unpaid from | andCarstein F. Meyer, of 11 Christie eet, proved t fo dg np te hari Ree pee good Ferme, Ye for collecting the rents, and tor taline tie apeecd John K Davisoo Joseph Allen, clat of yibietse and gerd to them all, before an each, and the amount now due from each, the par | sctenter by theaccused having passed miler note uy 1: . ‘i agency and supervision of Real Kstate, also for the superin . terrogatory is put, umes that ese gentlemen— } ticular fund ft which the loan was made, and | him onthe 10:h of June, 1840. The paying teller of the Atanction ‘oy Wedresday. ath of” March, at o'cloeks onthe | textanee of erecting and repairing Buildfags ‘ J Gamuel Underhill whose character and whose commission equally forbid the rete g tary ceca Wael raived the money to make | Chemical Bunk, tertited thatthe accused bod. visited the cs, Rev (unher particulars enquire of to te peaind Property fo sell, exchange or let, will find it aay ee Wy mica idea—are witnesses not merely hostile, but unwilling to | th faces toad inoners a bank for a number of times during the year 1840, with SORT ROOT. Hanover. NJ. be } Adminia foe top ye ~” (Bgl pollen oy pio! re any Wa ‘ horn sees he fath and me ea be placed by the Court The bill relative to the payment of contractors, reg? money, for ines he desired one dollar notes of . . hE. All ° red is itl, i rR is lames E Holmes without the ordinary pale of evidence. H A , | that institution, which were given him. The notes were fimsr gdm twoorinore of the moat widely. Giewleted tients, xo. 7. nore, REQMA® W) HORNE, Prides, | “Proteting on we do against this in behalf of the wit. Has then taken up and discussed, after which the | aitpred from one's of that bank by the Agures 6, and wordt i 2 J = nesses them: . ; ives, and on account of the precedent, so ' « five dollars” being neatly pasted over the figures 1, and FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—Io conformity | dangerous in its consequences, which it threatens to rivate sale, it will, if, de- words “ one dollar” in the body of the note. ‘The defence Be soldat 1 60 nores in Svarsdale, West C tv. sired, be offered at public auction, mus giving to owners of the R SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY | and honorable made Ra he CITY OF NEU Oca sete Fare Bhould the prop Hong tops] fo dispose of the same. In the AssemBLy, a large number of petitions r with the resolution aoopted at the geveral meeting on the | tablish, we repeat the pro) ion which was made yes. | were presented and referred—the accumulation of icted by WittiaM Suacen, Esq , contends 8 Wan as ad Natta ont ee ee PHe clilclee treed cn tkectiog loparanee om property, ove | 28h December est, tne members of the Preach Becevelont er terday when this matter was fire started, that the axa, | Yee daye—an none were presented under the tule | length crime warns eat ‘dlogéd commission of the Bremiges wm apzefous doa ith | taining and loaning of mouey on bond and mortgages oF ciyer | £201, Me Nereby invited toaugat ata General and Special meet. | mination be conducted in the usual manner uatilat shell asada offence by his client, that it war next to impossible thet a kitchen attached; a barn, carriage and ont houses, all in fi securities, taki: cial care to receive ample securi rik a he be 1 3 jessieure le fewer go Ver @ 15Ul ee Tel appear—until there shall be the least color for suspecting The New York and Erie Rail Road bill from the | the witnesses for prosecution could recognize him as the 52 bearing money loaned; aud to have titles to property examined b tion to the Frenel Free Schook, | 1 Ne Commitee in tele: | "ict the witness fs unwilling to speak the truth; pledg. | ste, had its second reading, and was referred to | ™&% who had passed the notes. ‘The Duatrict Attorney we pons trees, « tlemen of the legal profession of established character fo. a By order of the President. ing ourselyes, when that fact is estab'ished, to withdraw dete rit fthe Whole.” for prosecution stated that the delay in the prosecution of Was tae wit oe mostly with stone wall and in | ““Hojgers of vacant cvourd that requires ian Pg ec ae map te FORT, Secretary. | all opposition to the present request. We cannot give | the Committee of the der. the vote by which the | {eause had arisen from the fact that Ward had given A repeit. ‘Toe Broax River crosses the sear, along which sgeatly 10 thet advan to apply 10 him, as ‘his knowledge of JOUN M. DAVIES & JONES, better proof that our present applicat nis dictated by no omg hae Aves cones alike tbe aimee ae lia tiraw ball at thetime of bis arrest, and san not caught to White Plat kind of buildings which are most ive for the differ 106 WILLL KET, CORNE * captious temper, nor any desire to avoid the most search- ouse refus 0 th pnts of | until recent er the charge of the order ‘ Be, ,ises gilt ind it one of | ent focalities, is of the greatest. importance’ aid his lous. ae. HAVE stat rcectred trom recon ampyrations, Sree \apaseiing. 4 the Senate to the Bowery Fire Insurance Co. bill | Court, in consideration of his character and another he Sp meet teoratie 0 — coe eee qiiintance wien the building of houses will enable him to get Jar comming of every ting ator assortinent of So ing | It is idleto speculate. asthe Judge Advocate has done, | was called up by Mr. Hibbard, and lost. So the | dictment Against him, sentenced him to the State Prison ob P mahi! m erected on the most reatonable terms at afar less expense | Goods, const of every thing neat. tasty and fashionable m | upon the relative position of these witnesses and the de- i back to the Senate with 4 vote of non- | 4t Sing Sing tor eight years and six month: aie D. BRUSH, BAG. fs erate ue : | the ; high added to there former | feoOraa pn rep Guestion is not whether the witness | Pill goes back sha aneieinante. Bensanp MQ gilder, of Catharine street, was MUETATLIC RAZOR STROE— THiL ao, ake jchaore of real eutate intended for public | stock ie, one oroter CsIOGy WRIGN eee ey eter dolore | rosy be biased, but Whether he fs in fact Blesed, and thet Othe discuasion, which. it would seem 1s to be | tied for commit auit and battery on Ann Miles, ITH FOUR SIDES, invented b; SAUNDERS, be of great value to those intendi | CAPS—In every variety, for gentlemen, youth and chil- | can only be established by the test of examination. It i of 74 Read onthe 1th January last. The com: fous endless, was then resumed on the Bank Commis- sioners’ bill, and continued until the House ad- journed. | 5 al Much excitement prevails among the Milleritesin i perty, he will prepare the advertisements, see that they are eet ater aes | props rly-diatribated and saperintended, aud direct the sntevand time required on a hone, without usiog ot! or water. No other | tt will be found to be a great saving from the fact that property artic'e of the kigd hes ever been so universally known and ap- | for the last RL earn ead ht ee, sacrificed ee ee eee en poemer-eve you ciplatints codusenuatacnatboas cua ren. ; would be inthe last degree unjust to act upon a contrar; CRAYVATS—Of plain and figured satin, gro grains, cam- assumption, involving as it does the viol ea ofduty Pf bricks, &e. ef A the violation of an oath. Sib¥ es Oran Se roe i The facts stated by the Judge Advoi a Re as plainant stated that M’Quillan hat gilded some trames, for smoot in to a which she had paid him, ‘That on the day in question he met her in € therine street, and charged her with passing it one dollar note in payment, and insisted up- le in regard te Midshipmen Hays and Tillotson are totally irrelevant to | this city relative to a sign, said to have been geen | on her going to the Ward Court in Duane street, whither tal sil 5 5 Teese eRe the. cutlery establishing of their real ‘estate, may depend on having it faithfully and | HOSIERY—Of cotton, merino, wool spun silk, ke, the matter beforeus, The Judge Advocate occupies the | in the Heavens last mght ol a flaming soeptre. he dragged her. ‘The defence, by Wm. Snaven Kaq., whe irs peicrer., tuamers wukine i ineer posians 1. one UNE Cone sew Shake jerino, woolen, | place ol a public prosecutor. Although he is undoubtedly Simon. or by persons that M’Quillan ‘did nothing more than ean fork Property, 0 silk, col - und to protect the party on trial, it is, at the same time, insist upon her going to the Ward Court to settle for qesdualty (withoutthe aid of, yea ney ernane weaken, Neynccommodated free of | LINEN COLLARS—Plain and Byron, of all qualities and | nin'quty thoren hly to sift the evidence ; and these gen: ‘Albany. ing the counterfeit bill. ‘The jury, without leaving their i iy OTT purchase tare by : iption of the property, | SHIRTS—Of linen, muslin, French cambric, plain and with | tlemen may well be pardoned for entertaining the impres- [Cowespondence of the Beeld.) seeks, returned a verdict of not ee A gy RE teution. Persons Saving country seats, ruffl-s, ke. sion that the proceeding on his part was one of a hostile P Jouw Brenorr, formerly a soldier in Canada, and aatvatific genilnenee at both countrica speaking highly of aud wish to have them surveyed and | SUSPEND *RS—Of gum elostic, sk, cotton, ke. character, and for declining, on this ground, to confer Apany, March 8, 1843. since then a pediar, was tried on a charge of burglary in periority. When taking into consideration that those | 4 Nth oftce, Lhe DBE MOREIEHARE MARDER OY OT DEES ae elimi ney ‘color, warranted vot | with himon the subject in: private, the more eapectally Albany— Disappointments— Great fear of Division in | the third degree, in entering the cloth store of Jomes Fa ee veonk wi ieerete tthe aale of she article, and Se tee tai ciioes vniiile weaved The above compiiies only part of their assortment, and pur: | When it was rendered apparently so superfluous by the Shaw, Jr, 259 Pear! st. on the night of the 24h December chasers will c: the Party—Bank Commussioners of the State—Dis- ‘ernmining this splen. | Protracted and elaborate investigation before the Court of did assortment « is the only Strop that has been deemed worthy of | _ Aill letters for the purchase, sale or exchange of real estate, All ete purch le of eal esta It their owa iaterest i or fort UE OF tug outof money, must livected to imitation and counterfeiting. at number of those alone | Qt fer the losin oF pura last an « stealing two pieces of cassimere containing about S behave paramentnds Enquiry. One of these gentlemen informed the Judge ‘h _—Retrench- | 9 yards, valued ot $70. The property was found in pos ‘would stamp it as being the climax of perfection. American Lind and Loan office, | WHOLEMALE AND RETAIt. at there old established | Advocate that he was ready to give his testimony on the srecsyut Seane whe Bcecution Chambe:= Retranch- | Se Zeiss alsen by officers Boyer and Fallon, who found Tha H Ae Whe, pantie; (hie tenes of ‘ew Vork;and the postage invariably paid’ | Cap, Stock, Linew and Oiled Sill, Minafact By stand, and both are now at his disposition. He has no | ment——Canal Commissioners— Post Master— | the accused in Newark jail. The delence set up was that hose gentlemen whe Thsared ta taille erent of money to loan ean have ree of | NO. WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN rightto assume, nor should the Court assume, that their 106 b My t this ofier, 3mem ol edt accuse olen cloth from Samuel C. Acker+ the Strop are here published—Ceneral James Tellmedga, Prose, | expense, by eaifir Quadrilles, Souries, Parties, §c. §c. m3 , : = exomingtion will not be, so far as fulness and fairness go, pe man, who is also indicted on several charges of burglary. dining Moc nd e- Malaes Soper vouw.Grcam Be. Va. | ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT Notice vo Master DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP: Sreey thing tie could white & Amidst allthe various ills which we are compelled | Risy enue a3, tts9 indicted on sever Newara while atlemp- . 3 nore Poo any, Site ee cone Sree Washinuton Haer het. | HEE Partnersnip heretofore existing between JOHN GAL We earnestly and respectfully beg the Court to deny an unt nongst the'disappoint sinci- | ing te sella portion of the stolen cassimere,he gave his cor- Strand. 3 Ory 163 Browlway, New York. mi lmbr- | sure—Rrs. Gorsuch, late of th Wranington Hotel, ‘eas THE Pycnergnin kerotofre existing between JOHN GAL, aprlieatia hicks conte an eg the Court to deny an | to encounter, and amongst the:disappointments inci 1 rect name and residence, and also stated that he obtained the goods from Ackerman. The jury after a short absence returned a verdict of guilty. position Ornament Manafaccurers in’ the Uity of New York, ‘was dissolved on the 21st ay of January, 1843, by t consent of both parties. HRONOMETER FOR apectiuily to iuform her numer CC UNRenometer tot sake Row: Ae ee ch cieht day Laverpool | she haa removed irom Saint PaulaSquare to No. 36 Duke oad dent to politicians, those of disappointed office-seek- Merchinuy’ Exchange, whe will snow st to on = tewart, | Liverpool, afew minutes walk from the Custom House, w ers are not the most endurable. Hundreds of this woll settled rule of evitence, to establish a precede ofa jamaima’ | very dangerous character, and which carries with it im a . The business will be c “ 4 " fo tin aate tb re ith comcnwance of that tarpon 36 | Sey MR om rowley, Bonn Gaiier whe i | putations (wheter éntentional or net) of 0 very palnf | Cines have. departed from the capital, returned. to char eectataes! Gabe ena after Manta Toh emt, Chauged—On and | "any years affordedto her. Siler ad the Hiquidation of their labhitien, aud the ead John THEODORE SEDOWICK, their homes, filled with mortification atthe ill success | plea o! guilty on one jndictment, and will be 4 augers for Albany. via f aabinter SOUND PILOT. forthe purpose witrewaids ‘Alpe os indebted ‘Rsee wil Of Counsel, &e. | of theirsojourning here. Many of them departed with | ‘bis morning to the fullextent of the law Broame WEN PRESCOTT, Pilot for New Bedford, Nantucket e or Niarod, | OYE EN PRESC nou sorta, Kennebeck and Pibguiiseaanals osha. fe ath, Po Y gthes Heer ESR R WE BBs Sil | Wilt, Rsk sete, AY Forrsits) Recoaxtzaxces.—John Moore, of Thomp- please pay ye without son street, laborer, indicted for grand larceny, in stealing Efalnec the fires Will plouwe 10 roche a piece of black cloth valued at $80 from AC. Zabriskie & Co. of 619 Greenwich street, not appearing, his recogni- zances, signed by William Taylor, were’ declared for- feited. ‘The Court atjourned to t muttering curses on their lips, directed against the present power in Albany. I have frequently alluded to the fact, that the har- mony of the party was in great danger of being dis- turbed. The first signs of it was exhibited on the ‘and those baving claims | June Apvocare.—If the Court please, I will put in a there accoun “Lee very brief replication. He then read the following c paper — — sieidraty, ‘The Counsel mistakes the object of across-examination TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND when he says it is for the parpe of impeachment or of OTHERS. extorting what a witness wishes to withhold. This in- JOHN GALLIER, Composition Ornament Mannfaet terpretation would make its exercise in goety case an in- Hi Broad Y » ca tor POM 1. Y= Vi Adams’ tile er x prove, Bonin, three days. before waated. Charge the ame tx FROM a Vout % Biovail eee Gey Head. m4 time A RD! I . ie F = On and after y, Beary (Sate the B BIRDS:! BIRDS !!—For sale, a choice election of will ran a x of stages trom Canaries, of all kinds, Some are excellent singers Als: fol ing it Fangr vee Imes a Cp amy Bedford, every Monday, good tall trot. Likewise, an assortment of is morning at 11 o’clock. ge Advocate—one word would have see proper to tinpose mpon him. [thy Silk, Vale 1 c ; h so when a witness is called the other 4 II d by Fi See: ons, of all kinds. acknowlecged by all to be the finest inthe | 90d House Varver, No. 592 i beso y ‘ State Printer quarrel. The ball was opened by Fos- CHEAP /AS4 Lafayette Hall, has on haud at his establ side'as by your own. The true object of it is to recognize : ; q : ' Peet li Races ry and Broome fig, Boat at No'318 Pea street” Ea ro" | sei of Architectural ortamehty of ery an ata infexce of natural Tawa rd motives. in thetaart | ter in hie attempt to amend Denniston’s bill. The TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, sts, New York, every ‘Tuesday, Thasday and Saturday 0 eae eeepc ope i hy Comet i jonest besoms, and to retresh witnesses whose feelin i 62 Jo! eet, (nea morning, by the 9° o'clock ‘car. passing ‘Marble. Hall, Hast vieetly conversant with every department of tne | (2rcolmans <congolen, Lames’ euriched mouldings, rscttes, | Naturally cause them to retain in vive! eecelneetion mee | strength of the loco heh ths pid pick ag HE, sabseriber reapect/utly anucw ees to hia friends and the Chester White Plains, Robbiaw’ Mills, Mile Square, Neweas cularly the coostruction and inavaxement of | {r'any'cuacinty, and of aay aise fegsiced ae Da eee | circumstonces that correspond with, theis views of ine Tile vote surprised even themselves, ‘They. hed | ire Ghee Auwray coe he Tein oie and Bedford, . and hot the laying ou’ of grounds and | | H fii tn® case, and to suffer to drop from recollection those facts is, vote surprised bs ey ha Se cal Wetersle mene fi n eres and Ry ‘OREST, ren ity with the 1" Wimém_ | caxe, p lection those fac! New and Fai riment of Cloths, BTAM Dee Jeumartalgersening the advercace haviog lived for wevera ONLY GIVE 1A FAICTRIAT We ak wo mre gi | which eppesr unimportant to them, but are of primery | NO idea that there were forty members of the | Vervings, which will be mide up to order Mi a aisle of fe Aad ied Li yprietors. couatry, The most respectanle referes ‘ any one than to give Dr. Jayne’s Expectorant a fair trial, | importance to those taking an opposite view. Legislalature, free, unshackied and unrestrained workmanship, not surpassed by any other establis! im The Hed Bird Line of Stages will continue to run during the | sentin the city “Any too ~ and 1f it does not cure the various i Had these officers allowed @ private examination at the | from bank power and conservative railroad influ: | city, at the following low prices dor, from $4 to Sie Yor ten Wee, Auagectery day at g o'clock, and New | to C, No. 37 James streer will . | mended, sooner and more effectually than any other medicine | start, much of the prolixity and toil of cross-examination | ence. They were surprised at their own strength; © tate “yaar “rague “ree to 23 ces, SEAS Sasonzsr, aT ee e¥ fing to anlecge cay, penalty, Hoeven tavene te teche oer Re ee areata ofa it is, a bunch of keys has | and they came out of the contest with a courage, | pie Perot B’nck, oF S10 6 f7 ln oe Propriccer, Ce * DOLLARS PEK TON—Best Poach n been thrown the Ju 5 Orchard Red Ash, be determined and invincible. Matters thus remained jen aud egg and sto 1 ¢, selling told the ones fitted to each door Twat By 3t0 5 ie — —but he has been com- sadid assor mengof Spring aad Summer WINTER AKRANGEMENT—Wor Goshen | at $5 per ton, delivered from the ! conghs, colds, asthma, brouehit “ in statu quo, asthe lawyers say, untilthe question 7 10w prices. x ¥ NGEMENT— BS per ton, yard cor 9‘ ingand | throat, whooping cough, cronp,and a very lan compelled at every lock to try the whole bunch. ‘ A u J w pric Al Cee OpandaherMiodcy, | ORR act nee be : went hepelens eases Of consumption; wren ph It will be remembered that my application to Midship- | Ame up in the House in relation to ehanging the og their own goods can have them afloat and under hatel prese! it the lowest posmble prees fer C: ssw ecdbrename yard mode of appointing bank commissioners. You ew ng winter 10 do any good. Again we Ht ty it. man Hays was before th» examination of a single witnes i ‘} tine ve Feat cond will ru ‘with the feasibost Uiies, PETER CLINTON eR ee ee ptt but after it was determined that my position should be that | know that every loco proper snarls and growls like i nckenaiet~ — apt A. A. Sehralts, 5 peer rnei "| No 305 Broadway, New York, Price $1 pet bottle. of aprosecutor. a dog with a sore head, every time he hears, or 0 NOT DESPAIR.—AN who have been so unfortu: Tehnat Guasengers Le rat 9 o’cleck, A. M. 8 LO" THAN EVER ‘Thompeon & | _280tm*r The Jud; p Advocate di al ee ag a of fe ac- fuss he hears, the sound of bisidat ls piing D?°, cara casera ere aaa have become , t ‘ 331 Broad: fe Pea 7 OF Bur i = | cused any fartner than is the duty of any fair and honest | jn " ed through both | weary with unceasing efforts to restore. themsel ve 5 onto ising a. Wine Sete 9. ora wenn ay eer paces | TG PME, T GTi Ge cur hated cA | Groves, sts done’ oa the fs ands | Whaat Lait Yeat a bill pamed trode techn gah yg Hemi ce? wer than any ot! place HM. C. SEYMOUR, as low as from $15 10 $2) one Alt ry Fay in congaetPernigaumtand gine, | wataated whee gov tie oF the moueyn fanaed.™ Wate ansengers train connects al ruer's cloe! music boxes and je in vred ia the it Mail Stazen fos Newburgh, New Paltz, Kingston Geupaeeet seh item so highly Selebyaced in Ching Aid Karopey just tem | willing to be regarded as intending to advance ‘any fact ea leled the Canton Le a Ge ! yb material to the right view of tl Reyrtaclcacse it Shans Now Wertena Gere | tn Remay Vallee mat ’ 4 = omised the desired effect, crn now take cour d look ‘orward w th confidence to perfect and speedy ration of all their energies Dr. Thomas’ Specific. Pills Houses, bev from the Governor and Senate the appointment of these commissioners, and giving th power to the Legislature. It was passed by a party it hand warches and old gold aud silver taken i a 7 prosecution. G. Se t, as every body @ the most ag avated and rrotract fildang, and at Goshen with tne Carbondale ana other Weswery | or bought foreash. ay. Fi SUNTAVEC ELTON ¢ cock ae ‘The Paesipenr directed the Court to be cleared, and H jet a he would rhs irae s aoe party men: | \Pee,of Gouet Reaves. hese ine of Stages, ir AMOS R. THOMPSO | GUSTAVE MELTON, a consignee by ah Utes | when it was re-opened, the Judge Advocate iniormed the | Uelieved he wi . Id be just nade. | Wieareeaualty d aertain in PACKETS FOW HAVRR—decond Line ty | _m#im*m _KICHARD bISHb, Jr From Hayee, 10 AVE att i eye INCRE | accused that the proposition which he, the Judgo Adve: { SUFe Inst year, it was supposed it ultras iitroduced | thelr effec n of diecase bers James Funk, master, will sail on the (OELECTION® on all parts of the United States made ou | mt tine Boilding _ | cate, had made to the Court, had been rejected. mocratic this year; so some of the ultras in the strength y the most favorable tery the same bill again. But they were promptly met by the conaevatiten, headed by Mr. Speaker Dav lathaway, Allen, d&c., who opposed the proposed | ‘whi aSiaenh dae ‘ HI; winning font | Purser Hxisxaut. recatied by the prosecution. Bini Lay t w lanaing from | Q—Were any questions put to the witnesses before the jee BOYD & HINCKEN, ” 8. J. SYLVESTER, tee Novo Ponte Welines, “Pcs sm Wall stco9t and 390 Broadway SE HOBL! a BROOKE, 1 Liverty st. | Cotaeel of Oilers, aa to the carrying away of the mast