The New York Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1843, Page 1

TH Vol, IX., No, 312—Whole No. 3535. E NEW YORK HERALD. NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVE To the Public, y YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pub- ished every day of the year except New Year's day and ourth of July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per an peid—rash in advance. WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday pnorning—price 6} cents per copy, or $3 12 per annum— jpostages paid, cash in advance. ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing fast. It has the largest circulation of any paper in this city, or the world, and is, therefore, the best channel for business mer in the city or country. Prices moderate—cash in ad- vance, PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate price, and in the most elegant style. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Pnorareror ov tax Herat Esrantisisest, ‘Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets FOR HALIFAX AND _LIVERPOO! The Koval Mail Steam Ship CALED! NIA, E.G. Lott, Esq., Commander, will ‘eave’ Boston for ‘the above ports on Frie day, Ist December, Passage to Liverpuo! soe so $120, Passage to Halifax + 20. Apply to » Jt, Agent, n2z ec ‘No. 3 Wall street. NEW YORK AND KINGSTON STEAM F, AND PASSAGE LI “and For Kingston, Del: Ga iets RE he EMERALD, Captain John Ketcham, will leave New re. foot: oe Murray street, every Monday and Thursday at 5 clo M. Will ‘leave’ Kingsto: ante rena ah im ‘ ee shi om. every Wednesday + Captai Samuels, Yorks (vat Warren street, every Welneeday and Saturday tt S o’clock, 5 Will le v i Fotny tr oclathy FQ aug) ny nummay an The EMERALD ‘il leave the foot of array streee every Sunday mori TON . ponent ag o'clock. Returning, leaves Kingston at 4 ‘Y: For freight board, 7 Freight oF Peete TANSOM BARLOW & CO., Mt 3m*r 164 West street PEOPLE’S LINE OF 8ST: OH ALBANY Daily at 6 clock FM tween Courtland: and |iberty streets Guutet cope "Phe steamboat KNICKERBOCKER Capt Avr. St. John, pillloave: Monday, Wednesday end Friday evenings, wt ait o'clock. Steainboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt, L. W, Brai will fave avaday, ‘Thursday, and Sothraay ate P.M ‘Ats o'clock P M—Cauding at lutermedinte Places, Steamboat COLUMBIA, wt. A. Houghton, will leave Monday. Wednesday, and Friday afternoon, at ) o’elock. Steambost NORTH AMERICA, Capte 'M,_ H. Srucadel will irave Poreday, Tharsday and ‘Saturday Evening, at B Ps Passengers taking this Line of Boats wil i alse Srl ts ale eee gles ae east or res ‘The above boats are new and substantial, are fumished with neat and elegant State peed. oder Secaape uattralied on the Hindta.. me eRe ¥or Passage or Freight, ayply on board, orto P. C. Schultz at the Ofics, oe tie a rae Ménday, Oe nlir —On and after . Ost. lime will Weave for Albany ar6 o'cock. Fe Me thatead ot Ts INDEPENDENT RE! D - TION NIGHT LING FOR ALBAN} z Through Direct, without Landing — fommodious and. substantial. steamboat PORTSMOUTH, Capt.O.House,will leave New York from the foot of Robinsow street, ou Mondays, Wednesdays and, Fridays; and will leave ‘Albay and ‘Troy on Sudayg, ‘Tuesday and Thursdays, and Will continue these trips for the season, at6 o'clock in the atter- noon. Freight taken at reduced rates. Apply on board. P. ‘The abo A Srl ederim 3 SIX O'CLOCK EVEN. 4 SS es Aiba Ai gOS i BWALLOW, Captain Av ‘MoLegu’ will leave the foot oF iy Courtlandt street et di 7 Secrelante stvet STD, Aiteanya reese: oak, oacarda The Swallow haa a'large number peed wad scocumndationsie etcamumh metic ake FOR RIO DU JANFIRO—P; = BEB ces ing past baryae MELIAMULHOL. Erwan LAND Capt. ton, sailing f esdsy nest, the 2th tusk conn kendetmaaly secernmonets afew more pavaehyers, provided early application be made to the eapiain on board, pier No. 4, N..R., orto Vugi tee SIFFKEN & IRONSIDE, 56 Broadway. NEW LINE OF PACKET: x A POOL.—Packet of 25th aes eek VEG 1 a slavorite packet ship ROSCIUS, 1100 “5 wea nae ‘Collings, will spil on Saturday, 25thg. or, her regular ’ The ships of this line berg all 1000 tous aud upwards,persons for the old country, will not fail to sce'the ad- vantages to be derived from selecting this line in preference to any other, as their great capacity readers them every way more comfortable and convenient than ships of a smaller class, and their accommodations it ia well known are superior 1 any 5 Those wishing to secure berths sh i early ‘application on boardvor 0 “Espace cemmenapsary s - & J. T. TAPSCOTT, 2 At their General Passage Office, 43 Peck alip, n22 ec corner of South st. — FOR LIVERPOOL—TI ine Hibs ide Decemsie Tiamat gel rere solendad New York built packet ship LIVERCOOL, John Handge, master; 1130 tous, will sail as above, her regular ay, Wor freight or passage, having roomy and uneurpasred accom- modations, apply to the Cae on board, west Bai slip, or to WOODAULL & MINTURNS, & South "Phe ew and clegant packet ship Quee1 of the West, Phi Wovdhouse, mw aster; 1260 tong, will succeed the Liverpool, and sail on her rogolar day, 16th Fanuary, 181. bir PASSAGE IVE OL—Sails on ‘ath Nov —The well known, very fast. sali 3 ini CHESTER, Cape John Wilson, will sail pon Ris "The Chester can handsomely acenmmodate Tow rates; also, eight second cabin passengers, deck, pdjoltiag the cabin; and her steerage, which 1s part of the ship, and is nearly nive feet between. a ake hes for Dusseugers Oxe of the most eligi ances out of this port For passage, on Beekman st. or to tie subscribers)” ROCHE BROTHERS & CO., pir 35 Fulton street. “FOR LIVERFUOL—Regular Packet of the 25th November—The well known favorit» packet shi OSCIUS, tain Collins, of 1100 tons, will sail as above, her Her accommodations for cabin, second cabin, and steerae passengers are spleadidly fitted up for the comfort and conve- hience of passe Persons wis RL ‘packet of —The splendid ship P' { ALBERT, Captai Seber , burthen 1200 tons, will sail as above, her regu- for cabin, second, cabin and steerage passenger idvy fi fi venience of passen; Persons ing to em! make early applicat am board, Barling Slip ort JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine st. comer of South. Persons wishing to send for their (neuds testing in the-old covutry, can have them brought, out Uy tre above ship, oF any. Of the the regular packets sailing virth and ith “of each months by applying a» abuve: ‘a. Fr Be "Dratte at eh fara Peo RSoner, Atwood & own in Great Britai PACKET FOR HAVRE—Secund Line—The ship BALTIMORE, Edward Funk, master, will sail ou the Ist of Decemt BOYD & HINCKEN, 9 Tontine Buildings, nor corner Wall and Water streets FIRST PACKET FOR MOBILE—Will sai) Tv. he well known fast sailing brig LIN z ‘as above, her reg. ular day. Having good accommodations for eabin passengers, and) a roomy house on deck for secoud cabin passengers, who will be taken ata low rate if early apy be made on board, at bulkhead, between Wall and reets. OF tO i W. & J.T. TAPSCOPT, 43 Peck slip, 3 2tr comer South street. FOR NEW ORLEANS-LOUISIANA AND fib YORK Uine—Regular Packet of 30th N The fast sailing p ck t ship LOU sVILUE, Capt. Hunt, Will positively sail as above, her regular day. a For freight or mp Ly heen ee ome a geet ations, apply on at is wharf, foot of Wall street, orto Kk, COLLINS &CO., ; % South street. Shippers by this line may rely upon having their goods cor rectly measured, rAgents in oO in & Woodruff, who will nity forward gone nares He eaee, a il il the 10th Dee, i ~ ge rag PREMIUM HATS AND CAPs SUPERIOR raphe Nutria and Silk and Velvet Caps 0 oe velvet caps. P in wi is ir his with a call. LLIA! NTA, No. % Canal st, comer of W treet, ot Im *m ‘und No. 130 Chatham street WV STYLY OF CHILDREN'S VELVET CAPS aniy anu beautifal aasortinent of Will sell_as cheap. as any, ot among Which may be found gentleme style of glazed, and fine otter caps. of mole skin, silk and far hats, of a bean low panty. Furs—Also, constantly on hand, a large assortment of Matis aud Fur Trimmings for sale at very low price B.—The Caps of the subscriber took the premium at the late Fair of the American Institute. n3 Im*ec DUNLAP? & CARMAN, 635 Broodway, cor. Bleeck- er street, offer for sale, on reasonable terns, a large col- Plants for parlor of conservator i every variety, Chryanthemai jinese Aza Trees, Rhododendrons, monthly and rams, Cape Jessinin vias, Stevias, Se. Ke, together with a ch assort ment of Hyacinth other bul Bu'b Glasses, Flower Stands, Gold Fish an » Birds and Cages, Fresh im- porved vegetable and flower seers ofevery description, Bouquets composed ot Camelias and other chorce flowers for ridal and other parties tastefully arranged. All orders prompt y execitt nid 2w* DOG LOST—$0 REWARD —6 q a sesblin ‘of Unk Attor Hintoer ie berms copes oe iver‘colored Po riday night, a white andl nA on mid Dog ad on ‘hater! ‘chain coliee, with £ B We eon, and aus little MBER 24, 1843. & BOSTON nscomyonetaaa, a OGRE vessels bousd to New Giver Nantucket “Portsmouth, Portland, and OTH ' Ofice at Hive kShaw's Namtical store, 244 cere stvegt, women Feokiman. Reference to a number of mer- chants. and the several” Insurance Companice this wa, and Portland tmr NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS- PORTATION COMPANY. ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING OCT. 1671, 1813. FARE REDUCED TO ‘TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. m the foot of Dowptapdvarass, Now Yor! Le Eve ena ys excepted, abu w Vouk, caves : Aca AMO AC? BM. © AtGAM. At Lg P.M 2 e. 3 do. as. Pde. fo. | 1036 rs 9% file ‘OX BUNDAYE. Ms i reayes Newark, AtoAS ME and aX PM. Atiig P.M, and 9% P.M. Tike of the Moris and Essex Kailroad for Orange, AEll- ville” Sithmite’ Chacha Madison. and Morristown, ran through from Jersey City without change, and connect with 9 A.M. and 3 P.M _ trains from New York, NEW YORUAND EL(Zabe The trains for W ville, &e., connect with the 9 from New York daily, Sundays ven pee eken saan ‘ork an Ls HP Town 25 cents. ‘are between 5 ant mer ille, conte. NEW YORK AND RAHWAY‘ Leaves New York, eaves Rahway. AM. At? P.M. &t 6AM. At 3 P.M. do 2 do 7d 4% do. lo. do. H 7 do. Be NEW £ORK AND NEW BRUNSWICK. Fyom foot of Courtlandt street, New York, daily. Leaves New York, Leaves New Brunswick. At 9 AM. At 3 P.M. At 6 A.M. Atle } 94 do. a P.M ofsunpayé °° ig Leaves New York Leaves New Brunswick. Ato A.M. a M. Ati? Fare, except int Iphia trains, be and New Brunswick. Between New York and Rahway, 25 cents Newark, Elizabethtown, Rahway, and New Brunswick Passengers who procure their tickets at che ticket office, re ceive a ferry ticket gratis. Tickets are received by the con ductor orly on the day when purchased _ The commutation fare between New York and Rahway and invermediate places, has reduced (including ferry) to $50 per year ; between New Bru ick and New York $75 per year. nid 3m ang i di 9 do. di L WINTER ARRANGEMENT. FREIGHTS FOR WHEELIN' iG, ‘4. AND PITTSBURG, Pa.—The undersigned, for the last five years (and at present) Agent for Bingham’ from this city two Fittsuurg, takes this method of informing numerous friends and patrons, that having made extensive rangements for forwarding ‘merchandise vin railroa’ wagous, during the winter season, to the West, he is now Dre: hecling, Va. via jaltimore and Cumberland,or to Pittsburg via Philadelphia and the Chambersburg Railroad. All goods entrusted to his care, will be forwarded without auy delay, and at the lowest current 8 Sint to receipt for goods from this city to Fates, to either of the above points on’ the Ohio River, merchandise and packages forwarded by re through in three days from Baltimore te Wheeling, maki all six days from this city to Wheeling, The business wi conduct or ‘Wim. Tyson, No. 10 West street, New York Bingham & Brothers, 276 Philadelphii James Wilson, Nort . Holliday & Egerton, Cumberland Jumes H. Forsyth & Co,, Wheeling, Vi m. Bingham, Pittsbu more, and those for Pittsburg, Bingham’s Line as heretofore, WM. TYSON, No. 10 West street. N. Y. New York, Nov. 20, 18 n2l im*r HE SUBSCR:BER has removed from the store No. 697 Broadway, for the purpose of carrving on to 174 Canal. the CASH TAILORING BUSINESS in all its branches, and in astyle of elegance which cannot be passed by an Ivis the intention of the undersigned to ask suc! oods as cannot fail to meet the approbation of iy lave assortment will be kept on handto all. tered and repaired at this establish- ment at reduced prices. “i A call is respectfully solicited by your obedient servant, N _B, Gentlemen furnishing their own cloth can have them made up on the most reasonable terms, and good fits warranted, ne? mr A, A, SAMANOS: NO.6 WALL STREET AND 209 broADWAY, ORNER OF READE. STREXT, AS JUST RECEIVED, per ah Voice of the celebrated ‘Segars. LN STORE, All the various sizes and choice qualities of the most celebra ted brands of Segars, consisting of ord Byron, of diferent sine fore of Havana Kegalias and inedium size. Seguridad, medium size. pied fgomal Yer £8t.J ‘tnd email Varo of St. Jago, Gaintge' Turkey Tobacco of different qualities. Beafarat Hmohing Pobaceo, of Haluimore an Smoking Tobacco of different quali ‘The ealebrated “Satchi is Mons fort ee ger Sanh Be bacco in bales, which are of ae fOr ti ; : : feredat wholestloand all. med mer, SEGARS! SEGARS! SEGARS! D, M, HENRIQUES, No, #1 William siret, respectfully * info frie ds and the public generally, that he has constantiv on hand thefollowing choice brauds 0 for sale wholesale and retul:— imgand Queen Regalia, ma, ‘anetelas, in 1-8 and 1-10th boxes. cipes, of various qualiti and numerous other brands, we'l worthy the attention of the ablie. A Hhased at this establishment, if not |, Will be taken back at any time and the money returned. ene would do well to call previous to purchasing else- where, N. tended to. COFFEE WEST INDIA COFFEE AND SPICE FACTORY, No. 64 Barclay street, Near Greenwich, New York. Ne CONSTANTLY ON HAND: and for sale, Green, Roasted Geaand Ground Coffer 4; Ground Pepper, Ciahamon, Alspice, r, Cloves, Mustard, Mace, Nutmeyi 8. Roasted and Ground for Grocers, at tne shortest notice SC RINNER: Py whee any part of the city free of expease. THR NEW YORK RQUITABLE INSURANCE, COM- pe Wall puree Cant ro $300, dwellings, merchandise, household ruruiture, veesele te port and their cargoes, and every description of property in city aud ANY—Office No. fect from ood country, at reduced rates. DIRECTORS. Henry Yates, A. G Sivas Holmes. Geo Rapelye, vey Weed, R L. Smith, Lambert Suydam, Shephard Knapp, .A.Rober John P Nesmith,'s J. W: Duryee. ad, ohn Q. Gi i -AS.Ke, 1 Bowshard preci 3U en vo JOSEPH STRONG? Secreys YD AM: Petes BOOTS AND S1ObS— WILSON &. SON, Successors “0 John Hutchings, deceased eountry— ayes Coarse Sewed antl Pegyed Boots, men and boys mH Slippers. % hile Shoes, various colors. E misses ' bo al [opie Rovere » trim and lain. or sale in lots to suit ire it their stowe. 120 CHATHAM STREET, opposite Ros vet. N.B —The store being open antil 10 o'clock im the even gives country merchants an opportunity to examine goods their leisure, oat ime PARIS BOUTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER, By B SUSER, 175 Broapway, (Basratext.) One soot trow Courtland id and for » from the best manafactories in the tre: Bootmaker and Maker wf Lasts, an FE. & ‘“Elye” of C of Paris, begs I all that is so per ectly mad celebrated Bootmaker Clerce, whose numerous je of the Atlantic, are respectfully invited, and Lasts, before they despai New York, after the nices late Also the genuine Paris Jet Black Varu nat im*m posts Wi rench and n ranted good fine call boots. for men, boots, and shoes of all sorts and sizes. and children’s gaiter boot A nla tales and of every color ope a a en's proot! et yok oe pod Children’s water proof Indie cheaper than atany other pore Wy is ey » 8. WALKER, 419 Broadway, a att im*m Gomer of Canal st. pa city. + ed. Water prod low price Of $3 to Boo ‘s Show ti en pair, and a never and children’s Gaiter Boots, ppere the different Kinds and wost faahionable, Sivleas Pie te see a casing and and fashionabie stylestol ladia 1... ‘misses and ehildrew, grt abendance, and Guests cries aii snteccbers would Rubber over Shoes, for gentlemen, (w great abundance, and cheap, w! stock, as of the best mat othe targe cotablichinents 356 tiseeaiclesteet, core m “BOOT AN alte JOUN READY. reapectfally the public, that he has, commenced bu fi 0, 99 Nasa strvet, wie: ‘hejwaa CHEAP STORE TO MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC, DRUGS, DYESTUFFS, PAINTS, MEDICINES, OREENWICH STREER MORRISON offers {or saleon ihe et the fol owing, to wineh he ores ereioe Corrosive Sublimate, ts Nitre Dulcis, ‘Carbon Joes, Flors. Chamomile, Roll and Flour Sulphur, Calomel, Red Preciputate. vAINT. w glass, of all sizes and Bi i lend, dry and in oil, Litharge, Spirits Turpeatins, Putty, vis, dry nd in oit Freen ges, coarse and fn rageisis’ Glase Ware” .» white and red, Pu low. Ochre, Freugh and meri pal, ‘int Brushes, all sizes, ose Pink," Bash Toole, all sizes, Summer strained sperm, 8 4 8 pera a pve WOOD D 001 ERS AND MA FACTURERS. jarwood, Gum Asphaltum, MANUFACTUR: ‘ulles fae. and Amer, 101 . Pot and Pearl Ashes, 3 neraitron Bark, Woad, set Bar Tin, Fonns Hyson Trea, 0 Freich Brandies, P ay Filta necliog route should be marked | poe usd Pea hashes, 8 Goods inten: New York and Wheeling Line, care of James Wilson, Balti- dered Ginger Root, bottles & baskets, Fowdered ‘Nuun Pow Ch Saltvetre, crude and refined, .CONFECTIONERS, DISTILLERS AND BAKERS Cochir 01 Annisseed, and Peach Wa Carrayway Sead, ship Cristoval Colon, an in- dville brand of Segars, cou isting of Regatias and Medium 2172, and the Lord Byron paper Cribonase of Soda A PAPER MAKERS, leecning PABER HATTERS, ke. Powdered Blue Smalts, "1 Alcol Extract of Lo A ATeNr mepictNe'b ‘Anderson's, Lee's & Hooper's hitoches Sauff of New Orleans, together Balsam of Hone Turlington’s Bal leldoc, arles Seers’ and Liquid, Seidlitz Powders, Stoughton’s Bitters, Godfiey’s Cordial, imost prompt attention given to orders from the country. 9 Imdy&wyr DR. WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, 126 FULTON STREET. JTION—Th public should bear i MPORTANT D Balsam of Wild ¢ herry that per but we know not all of the great virtues of this med Fulton street and see the original, wi —Orders from the country carefully and promptly at- n18 Im e' y which settled on my lungs. it was 4c. a my breast and sides, and avail, they pronounced my and they one and all gave me { got the consent of my our place our bottle, before using: sh [ began to gat strength, and it was very evident my cough was much better and my symptoms in ved three bottles, and a slope Catt 10 the use of Dr. Wistar’ roving. I have now Fina kiow where to apply fo ry Waly yours, Mr. Palmer, Druggust, ander 1843 wi 3 ‘Sage is well known hompsou, Paul Spofford, tainly was a most C. H. Sand, cures truly flattering, Let the afflicted call and vee our certificates. hey can b» cured if they gt urea. dget “Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Beware of imitations This Balsam cures all bieeding of the I teal Treatise to be had grstis as above, m2 im*m PHILAUELEHIA DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT, UILDING, ROOMS 26 AND 27. has received a large s Al Lee ee plates and chemicals, which be agreed to act ay New York F- Haas, y of Voigtlanders’ with achromatic lation ions (post paid) and orders, accom) WEED LAUCENHEDI Exchange Buildings, Philadelp! A id respe tfully ca he city to splendid collection from two to fourteen pe so tion cannot be Por, nda “of weather, ethee with oF withou wee, by bad baat LM A, A Te M tn the fret premium for the best Daguerreotype likeness (1 meral effect, which is but another’ proof of the ion awarded Mr ‘agent in New York for the very superior import i Camaras , and at no other establishment i Ns city or State can they be obtained. B.—Imported ‘german Camaras; also, fs of the v'ry bes 1 Materials, &e., &e., al sale at the very lowest prices. BESRES HD oSAkHERLY® OF 4 New Y Philadelphia 4 Baltimore streets, Baltimore wand most extensi ich will besa ld lity, with Plate Rag + city made and warranted, one for men, boys and children; Tales mie? of a ich street, corner of WRIGHT, CALHOUN & CO. ition of superior nn by the public, as the Likenesses taken every day, without me's and Patent i My wholesale lieu IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN, Business EN who keep no bank account can have uotes eollected through the Butchers and Drovers’ Ba, k, aud Frompt retarns made in Bu'chers and Drovers’ movey, by their leaving such notes with Mr. Robert P Perrin, at the Ban . No. " sate cor dst. Mr. ¢erria’s references are the Cashier and Company : f the Bonk, nl6 Im*ec Cashier and Company :fthe Bank, _uf tm®ec_ HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL TNY Ni J OTE Te aera ee ciee tings ree tomes gpa. (0. 67, in the vicinity of the steamboat landing and vegetabl et, having commodious family apartments Ni je inark fj Cee its to jand person ploy procure permits to Passengers, boegage, he, rh will board veuela mmedintaly afer the Cs pene, oo h a sic RAR 4 tors to this jah Consul, atthe port of embarkatios, ws obviate dif tes aud inconvenience waiemee WILLIAM FULTON. RENCH and A: ROREDING 8 : F us ‘et bore trom Broiway® Boarders vill Ragas re ome, at a ch ii ssrrar™ Baptoabmatar eT Fmd geme AMBERS STREET. a ran now be comfrtably accom- pleasant rooms with pantres ate relvrences required, niveod 2ur AME SUTTON, R OF SINGING, Johns’ Park. 915 3m*r Joskrn KAM 3 respectfully. announces to general, that he fr y to 136 Laurens street, where all and, to wait on Parties, &e., in oF out ptly attended to. TALIAN MUSI MR. MANNING, (twenty years res dent in Naples,) pupil of Pacini and Crescentini, gives structions on terms to suit the times, in Iti French, an wing, and in the most fashionable style of piauc ion to refer to the following rentlemen:— D.; Mesars. Howland & Aspinwall; J ‘T. Brigham; F. L. Hawkes, D.D, at 23046 Hudson street, near Spring st. | MUSIC FUR PARTIE! SRS, G. WEISS & FR. GRAMBSS, Professors of Masic, tfully announce to their patrons, the lad tlemen of New York andits vicinity, that their © the most admired and fashi ees, Ke, ved a.d punctually attended to at 26 Del: ty mM Millot’s Musi » 329 Browdway, MUSIC, MESSRS. SCHNEIDER & REBHUN, Professors of Mune, lateof Saratoga Springs, respeotfaily announce. that they are now prepared to give their attendance at pi pa soirees, serenades, &r., during the ensuing season, per- forming the most modern and ‘popular mu: i! orders for their attendance will be received and answered at their present residence, 59 Crosby street. n2i im*r DIsBROW’s KID NG CHuUL, 4088 BUWERXY. FOR LADIES from 9 A.M, to 3 P M daily. For Gentlemen “ 3 to Sand 7 to 934 P. M. daily. bxercise Ripine. $10 OF 7 Lrcturr Lessons. (Evening Class ) " Th Dressin . an every i tion de mfort of thuse who nay honor nage, ; ng their horses on livery at this establis iment’ wilt have the privilege of riding them iu ths School. pl mr FENCING ACADEMY. MESSRS. ROSAT & ECKERT have the honor to form the citizens of New Vork, that they hve opened an Academy of Arins at 333 Broadway, corner of Anthony street Where they intend teaching, Small ‘Sword, Broadsword, Cane 1. a8 iparring. Having had long experience in teaching the above branches, they hope to secure the patronage of those who wish to become rate » wordsraen ‘These graceful and useful exercises expand the chest and cor- rect natural defec:s of formation _ They render the body more ‘supole and active, aud give that easy carriage that xved ia well educated men, .F. ROSAT, ith CHAKLES ECKERT Mk&S. PURDY'S PRIVATE DAY-SCHOQL FOR YOUNG LADIES, ), 88 Hamersley street, Mrs. Purdy and her two daughters having recently arrived from England, where they were en- ruction in the varivus branches of English Drawi Nf, and French, are prepared to receive a limited number of young ladies Her’ terms are regniated by dhe general reduction,in every department, for which, and other particulars,she begs ta refer to her card, which will be furnisned ‘on application at her residence. ol im*r MONEY TO LEND. ABRAHAM J. JACKSON, Pawnbroker, No. 58 Reade stre-t, near Broadway, loans money ia large or smal! suras, an may be reqnired, on Watches, Jewelry, Silver Mare, Dry Goods, Wearing Apparel, and personal property of every de scnotion 029 Im*r MONEY 1 IBERALLY, at the old established stand, 403 Grand street on gold and silver watches, plate, j*wellery and diamonds, wearing apparel, dry. goods, hardware, cutlery, musical an mathematical instraments, bedding, and every description of personal +b) Proverty: bY LOUIS LEVY, Pawubroker, 023 Im*m 403 Grand between Ridge and Attomey st FRENCH GHINA. No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs. A. DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has « “alwayaon hand a large asgortinent for diuner aud ten arts Sizes, aasorted dishes, soup tureeus, covered fruit baskets, cust and stands. ocolate Ware, Greek, French and Ameri- can 5 All articles are warranted of the best quality, and to be ald on liberal terma. and in lots to ao anera 827 im * or HODGE*S LONDON- CORDIAL GIN THs superior article can always be obtained at the Wine Vaults, No 114 Fulton stregt,. Ce dour from Duteh street CELEBRATED LUNDON BITTFRS. ‘These bitters are highly recomended by the M ty of Eu/opeas a restor tive for the appetite, -nd ca ed its its pure state “rm xed with water, wines or liquors. and cn be in plain white and obtained at all the “rincipal hotels in the United Stats. Sold why lesale only at No. 114 Fulton st. one door from Dutch st Agents for Boston. Mass Messrs. Blake & Trumbull, corver Mil‘and Federal streets. For Providence, R. 1., Mr. 1 No. 15 West Water street, Spencer, bove articles may be had in bottles for family "‘Also—STOUGHTON’S BITTERS, ESSENCE PEP. PHILADELPHIA PORTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CiBBa ot i shies, MP. INE ©, of superior qual ties, at ‘NOL it FULTON STREET, Im¥ee oor from Dutch stree SUBSCRI have just received from German: and. offer for sale, a vaniery of W ATER PROOF aud AIR TIGHT articles, called ANHYD tents have been taken out in, England aud are vastly superior to THOSE in ase mauafs of ludia rabnerfrom which they are distinau feetly INODOKOUS, INELASTIC, ba $Gink, no alterat on whatever, by. change 0 These articles are manofact ured with wool, cotton, de CLO. b MILITARY T. Gs, MAR WES, $ for thore Alit CUSHLONS, PILLOWS URES u rest y have an art re yal lov COVERS forthe USt OF RAILROADS. anu to coves all kinds of vehicles aud boats. Also for BAL- LOONS and for BAGS = which may contain wate y, gaseous witnout any chance of leakace. ve alae nufacture an exce leut articleof SAIL CLOTH which will arrest the passage of HI last longer, be lighte han ordinary sail clorh, leas numberof hands te aanage them, In the minwaccare of UMBREULAS this Aivie'e must supercede every other material | ludeed the usus! ‘pplication of the ANHYDRI VE must be almos wnlunit iLtmust not be omitted to state that this article is aduiraoly dapted as a cover for feather beds; the p-spirativa from diseased or e healthy pers so injurious and gestractive to eathers, will under its use be prevewted from penetrating and ‘annot extend beyoud the exterine of thetick. PFEIFER & WISSMAFN, 23 South William street. Teas, Green ay hoe Freach and Ar Scotch and American Porter, Brown and Pale ‘Ale La Norma, alin, Noriaga and other brards Segars vast and West ladia and American Preserves and Jellies ionev, in small bores, from Ohio Jujube Paste, in 12 3 and 25 1b. boxes Bird Seed, Spices, Cocvs and Chocolate Sperm Oil and Candles, Soap Saracoga Pavilion: Waver, gest and pint bottles. Goods del vered to any part of the city free of -xy all im? s¢QULAK LAMPS Ke NAUGH'S LAMPS” ane “HORN’S GLASS FOUNTAIN Lames. A la ud complete assorementot the above Lamps is key yn hand and forsale ‘at low and reduced prices by Fezsons wishing Lamps of to economise tn light, are invited te call and examine before purchasing, Chemical Oil and 6 Fluid of the best a ay part of the city. ‘4 ‘COMPANY continue to offer for ernew and fragrant. Teun every rarity aud styl Their casortment specially aclates tie most del Jowerfal yrades of Green and Black, every packaue bears th Hamp of fatness and eleganen tad che Te. therein are horvaghiy secured trom (ight and it, Ghat thei femain animpatred ia any’ climate.” Theirs Tearcely to be excelled. T* ‘ righty of the. etom ea ‘aa@lity, and Tfed"cheapneas:. All purchasers gre called upon to (fuicles which fail to. sive them the atmost satisfaction, be cheerfully and promptly refunded. Conntrs lie eatablixhente end of Tames, and ship at . advantage to supply themselve ment. Corres roasted every day. Graces trom Mi parts of the United States executed wit onumpertnde and deapatche : eae only warehouse im Ammerien for the ele of Hew celebrated Black Ten, ‘on0 trvenn x C the yard 439 Washi: street, corner of Desbrosses st, © oat peices, delivered free of cariagey and weighed by a cit) a aay cana PATRICK KERRIGAN, ‘homas for which. par jessions. Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Emmans and Nash, Lor Racer axo nis Wire. ror Foxceny. 23.—The Trial of Henry M. Ragge and his wife, for forgery of a check in the name of Austen, K g & Co. for $3000, on the Seventh Ward Bank, impleaded with Henry Saund wav continued. ‘Tho prosecution was conducted by District Attorney Whiting, assisted by John W. ‘Tho defence by Da- vid Graham and Wi . , Esqs. Epwarp Hooxey called and sworn for the prosecution— I live at 90 Canal street, with Moelich and Potchtmsan, j ellers; I donot know Ragge; I went in August last to ge a $60 bill changed at 83 Canal street—it wa store, 1 live at 90 Canal st ; I saw Ragge atm tember; he bought a gold pencil k ¢ one here shown is similar, bi it; this was our box; he paid for these called the same evening and the next day; T was in th part of the store when the $50 note was given to m n ’ cross examination elicited nothing. Josern Sain, a mulatto man called —I live at 371 ther str 1 did live at #1 Mulberry street in August last; I know Angeline Osborn; I saw Hag in my yard on ‘Thursday, 3d of September; he asked for the colored wo- man, Angeline; he cam: m in the afternoon, and said he wanted her to go to his house in Canal street, to do some sewing for wife; I asked him his name and he snid it Was of'no consequence; I told Angeline, when she came hon Q—Was there any thing particular in his appearance? A—Yes, he had a tuft of bair on his under lip. Q—Was it larger or smaller than the one he wears now? A—I see more there now. cused had shaved it off some yesterday.) 1 live with Luther and grocers,at th of Canal and Church atreets; I Ragge and Saunders together ; the last time was at Hoboken, on the day of the bu ; it was on the 31st day of August ; I'saw Saunders first that day at our store; he called for @ glass of wine; hud some conver sation about the Buffalo hunt ; remained there nearly an hour and a half; the house where Ragge boarded is ly opposite our store; I saw Saunders watching the house; never saw Saunders before that day ; [have seen Ragge at our store ; Saunders met Ragge when he left our store ; I was in the store when the boy Hookey came in with a pill to change; I do not know the denomination of the bill when Saunders and Ragge met, they walked away pretty fast and appeared to be closely engaged in earnest conver- jon. ‘ross-examined.—I told a colored man who was in our store, that I saw Ragge and thelyoung man who was in the store go down the way. Davin Austen, of t rm of Austen, Wilmeriing & Co, called, Q—How many checks were forged on your house in August last? Counsel for defence objected, but the Court admitted the question, with the exceptions of defence. Witness continued.—There were $23,600 altogether ; the forgeries were paid on the Sist of August on ten dif- ferent banks; | have seen this red box before at Mrs. Sarah Hunter's, on Saturday the 9th of September, at 27: Divison street ; Mr. Palmer, of the Merchants’ Bank, was with me; Mrs. Hunter showed us the contents; there were $1950 in bills of the Seventh Ward Bank ; there were $24,950 of other bank notes, ‘Crantes H. Wittiamsox, a boy, called.—From the lat- ter end of June to the latter end of August, I boarded with Saunders at 68 Duane street; we occupied the same room; Ithink I have seen Ragge before ; I won't be certain ; | think I have seen him at the corner of Broadway and Du- ane street went into my room one night in a hurry and a person was setting at the table with Saunders ; Saunders said it was Ragge. ‘The Court ruled out this last answer.) itNess.—I think Ragge is the person that I saw with Saunders at the corner of the street ; I did not see the face of the person who was in our room with.Saunders ; I think I saw Ragge and Saunders together in Centre street once afterwards. Cross-examine4.—I am not positive that I ever saw Rag- ge; I think so, though. Aoxzo R, Hamrroy called.—Iam a grocer nt 83 Canal 8 corner of Church; a lad brought a $60 bill of the Seventh Ward Bank to our store to change, Young Saunders here came into Court, and all eyes turned towards him } Wirvess continued.—I changed the note; T cannot re- collect the day, but it was the month the forgery was com- mitted ; | saw Saunde our store on the day of the Buf- falo Hunt, which I believe was the 3ist of August; when he left he joined Ragge, and they went off together. Cross-examined,—Ragge has been in my store a dozen times at least; Tchanged the bill because it was bankable and I gave part uncurrent money in exchange; I hav seen aman named Otten with Ragge, but he does not look like Saunders. Mra. Sanatt Howren wae called, but. owing to her ex. treme indisposition, herfa(fidavit was read which confirmed the previous statements relative to the opening of the box containing the money. Mrs. Baxter, of Canal street, called.—Ragge and his and Saunders boarded with my mother last winter in Maiden lane; Ragge and his wife boarded with us in Canal street; onthe 6th of September last, he owed us $92; on the Sth of September, he paid $62; on the 7th, he paid $5, and on Saturday, the 9th, Mre Ragge paid The Grand Jury here came into Court, and having finished their business, were discharged. Wirxess continued.—Previous to paying these large amounts, they were in the habit of giving small sums; the delay of payment she said was occasioned by their not re- ittances from Demerara, which they expected ; he said he had an agency for the sale of cologne perfumery; when he paid me the $62, he told me to tell the landlord that he had not received it from Deme- rara, but he got it from a friend; he said he had received 5 bill enclosed in a letter from a friend, and T might as have it; T have heard of Saunders being at our house ; his visits were to me as well as to Ragge ; his visits were nothing more than were he first time that officer Kellinger called he Delahay—we ha‘ cight boarders on the 3ist of August — Rayge and his wife came to board with us in December last by the introduction of Mr. Seamen, the Bavarian annders had been boarding with us from the August previous; I cannot say whether Ragge was at dinner or tea on the lst of August; he was indisposed on that day this was the day of the Bnffalo hunt. Davin Austex, recalled —The money found in the box ‘as shown witness, who stated that he marked the notes ith the initials of his name at the time it was found. Geeann Orrex, called.—I know Ragge; have seen him in prison since he was arrested, .—Where did Ragge tell_you that he got the for his board? member no more; I knew Ragge in Amsterdam some one or two years, shorter or longer: after Icame to this country I went to board at the same house with Ragge. rstiow —Were you examined before the police ? Counsel for defence obiected. Mr. Eowtoxos stated that it was his intention to show hv the previous examination of this witness, that he did then remember the reply of Ragge to the question relative to where he got the money, and he therefore wished to re- fresh his memory on this point. An argument here ensued, and the witness was with- Arawn to allow Mr. Graham time to, produce authorities to show that the question could not be legally answered. ‘The prosecution here called Hevry Ssunpens, Jr., for the purpose of examination. Mr. Granta obiected to the admission of his testimony He stated that Saunders had entered a plea of guilty to one ofthe indictments against him, in which the two pris- oners, Mr.and Mra Ragae, were impleaded, and also that there were nine other indictments pending against him He cited the case of Strang for the murder of Mra. Whipnle at Albany,as decided by Judge Dner,in which Strang after i ction, was ofered as awitness against Mire ad rejectelon the ground that such testimony was not to be received as amatter of course, hut asa mat ter of discretion in the power of the Court to gran? only on promise of pardon to the witness—as euch admis sion gave him an equitable title to pardon. He aleo reat from 21 Carrington and P: the principle war laid down that a witness implicated wae not to be allowes +o testify in general, if he was charged with any other felony than that on the trial of whieh he was to be a wit- nes The Court hereftook a recess from 3 o'clock till 4, Fvestra Session, Mr. Warriva replied to Mr. Graham at length, and de- nied the positions taken by the defence. The Counr admitted the testimony of Saunders. ‘Wot. ©. Iwxis, barber, of No, 45 Canal street, was called I know Ragge; the day before his arrest he left two boxer with me; they were covered with brown paper; Tdo not know their size: he said they were samples of cologne were covered with brown paper; I asked him if 1 should open the box: he said ‘No;” this box here shown appears not to be so large as thove were; he had left boxer there hefo: Backes Viewur ¢2 a carriage driver: 7 have seen Saunders here before; and asked me to drive to the Boston bo: Irive fast; [put the horses on, and run, a slip just as the Boston hont was going out: T ‘standing at the foot of Conrtlandt street when he met me; he wo alone then; I then drove up West street, and he stopnet ne, and sald he would get ont, as he enw a friend he wish Ito speak to: he then paid me; the nercon te whom Sain lers spoke had a tuft of hair under his chin; I do not think I should know him now Croas-examined — Officer nger pointed a man ont te me, in the police office, some time since, and asked if | knew him. Isaid no. This was Ragge, I believe, Nienotss Frezcenacn called —Tam a eab driv have seen Saunders before; [| saw him at the foot of Dey street 1 cannot remember when it was; all | know is. that it wae about the time the Knickerbocker steamboat starter? a vanted acah; fdrove to the corner of Pearl reets with Saunders, and then took him s, Jr, called —-1 have lived in New I was emploved as aclerk with Arst Wilmerting & Co part of the time: T boarded at se art of the time at Mrs. Dei 14 Maider eacquaintel with Raege was in th ig my ¢ ings there some time since; F int hie wife moved away in May last; I then w Park; T became acquainted with Ragge Inst w last spring I formed a plan to forge the checks of Aust Wilmerding & Co. to a large amount; the agreement ma‘! between us was that Ragge should write the checks as he was a good penman, and at first it was proposed that Ragge should go to the banks; afew days previous to the con- mission of the forgery we had nearly abandoned the | bourding in Maiden Lane; jand hignway robberies; 1 had frequent opportuuuties to he came to me, however, anc he was in great distress for money to pay his bonra, and he thought we had Letter do it then, a4 Khe Great Western was to nus in @ Lew Gay 65 ho said A bad better goto the Lanks, as Le could met plas chase a Wig aud Oter disguises to alter has penon, aud A could teave New ) ork the next ay ji thew told Lumn-that uniess he was able to imitute the signatures better, we should not be able to do it at such shui. novice; Le saga be should be abie to imitate them in ashoit une u he made up his mind ; he said could take paruge inthe Creat | Western; he said if L was mot satistied of the imitation of the checks, he would give it up, a8 he 1. n thanking of it long Cnough; he offered to lend me a trunk or any other things 1 want this was @ Week or ten before the Sist of August; 1 bad pr i checks so that he could imitate the sig- ; | have frequently seen him peactising in mitauon of the names of the checks in aiden Lane and occasionally 43 Canal street. ‘There was no one present except the wile of Kagge; she Was aware of what Wis guing ou, and sometimes juined in our conse: vations; 1uiot say positively Who hist suggested the lorgesies; 1 not call iL ty may recollection; it was When We were he olten talked of robbing bunks amit robberies while in the employ of Austen, W dimer. [sometimes made deposites ior the firm, and w money; 1 have bad trom five to ilteen in my possession at one time; | agreed to the plan of Kagge, and We used to meet nearly every ing in the Para; 1 some new cancelled eli made other imitauons ; When be showed them to me We used to look at the signatures by lamp light and the store Lights; some of them {eondemned,und they were destroyed; the hight belore the checks were presented, t met him and gave him the amounts in the several bonks. On the mormug of the Sist | gave him anumber orebecks; as | coul not ascertain the balance in tae Bank of Ameri- ca or Bank of Commerce, | told him we had better aiaw ach; Ltorethe checks trom the back of the k bowks—{met him on that morning, at 4 o clock in the Exchange; he showed me two cheeks that he fied up oneach baun; I picked out the best done and threw tue others away; we went up Water street tothe deventh Ward Bank; Ragge stood opposite when | went in; the teller hesitated to pay the check, but the cashier said something to him and he paid it; it was for 93000; he told me not to say any thihg till we got round the corner—he then said give me haltot we money; I gave it to him and told him to go in the Bowe- ery und reueem my mother’s ring, that Lad been pieaged by my father; I then went to the office of the Great W ust. Tn and took passage for Engiand in the name or Wim. MH. vlor, of Utio, and paid for it) 1 then purchased a trunk, and a pair of elippers and pa.d @ smail suoe-making bid; 1 es in the trunk; I then returned to anovor re | met hagge by agreement, which was made we left at the Seventh Ward Bank; he agreed to re- main ju the Exchange until | drew the renauning nine checks on the Walt street banks; he told me not vo ad dress him when | came back, but he would follow me out, 1 drew the moncy irom them in about filteen minutes; he Was sitting on one of the sofas when | went into the ex change; he followed me out and we went to the staircase near tue top of the Exchange, and divided the money; I gave him 912,200 and p20v0 to give to my father; 1 wen Went to Prime, Ward & iing’s to purchase bank ol bng Jand notes, and asked them if tuey could draw for the amount | desired; | told them it was Yor @ ».r, bond; they could not accommodate me, | then went in W ail stieet, Lo get Bank of kngland notes and kngiisn gold and got about p3000; | ten Went into Nassau street, near the Cus tom House, and met hagge; he said | had better give him the mon she woula change it and bring it to me; 1 gave hun ali the American money; I then went to obcain a bag of gold that 1 had left to be counted, and getting that got my trunk; paid my board bill, took trunk and then drove to the dock of tue Great Western, when she had just lett; 1then engaged a boat and went as tar as Fulton street, when | saw the Western ttery,and gave up the chase. | then went ‘and from thence to a grocery store at the streets to waitlor hagge. L ipie of glasses of port wine. I remained there until Kagye came out—he advised me to go to the Providence boat—he did not accompany me to the Great Western—he alterwards told me thache had gone with a cab to the Great Western and saw how; | was disappoint ed; we went down Church street together; we then cross- cd to West street, and | called a carriage, drove to the Providence boat, and she was just going out of the slip; I returned up West street and met hagge coming down. 1 got out of the carriage; we walked about there fur some liteen minutes; he enquised about the Albany boats. He then advised me to go up in the Albany boats, and I could crossover to Boston in time to eseape by the Hi bernia the next day; | left in the evening boat for Albany, but did not arrive at Boston until the evening efter the Hibernia had left; | then took passage in the Luo Choo for New Orleans, where | was arrested by officer Clapp. I had purchased a wig tor adisguixe and a par of gicen spectacles; | saw Mr. Wilmerding at Boston the Saturday aiter | was arrested. ‘Crosaexamined by Mr. Granam —I shall be 17 on the the 17th of December next, have been in prison since the time I was b.ought on from Boston; on \ onday last I was first apprised of my being @ witness against hagge; | was first conversed with upon the subject by Mr. Wil g at Boston; nothing was aefinitely promised; said he would use his insiuence to get me clear; he said be wished to put the saddle on the right horse. Qvestion.—What did he say he intended to do with the horse after he had saddled him, said he would send him to Sing Sing, | believe, (laughter) I hed a conversation with Mr, Wil- merding the day that [ was exam here at the police. It was before I was examined; he held out pretty much the same inducements to get me clear as before, i 1 would become a witness; Mr Austen was present ina conversation with Mr. Wilinerding in my cell, but he took no part in it; Mr. Austen told me th« best course Leould pursue was to tell the whole truth; this was while the examination was going on; 1b re- fused to answer, and the clerk step) ut and called him in; he then made the remark, but held out no promises to me; this was on Wednesday; Mr, Wilmerding said that the prosecution had refused to make a state’s evidence of he said he had done all he could; I have had conver. , Mr. Warner, relative to my bein, w ne to plead guilty; he said he had entered gement with prosecution to make a witness of me; this was about three weeks ago; it Was before the commencement of the present term of this court; he said if [would plead guilty to one indictment this could be done; Mr. Warner told me that he had been present at a conversation between Mr. Edmonds and Mr. Austen, and the latter had asked the former if I could be sent to the House of Refuge, and Mr. Edmonds said | could. Q.—Did he how you could avoid the law relative to t being sent over 16? A—No, he did not. Reconver.—That is not the law--the court cannot send over 16, but the inspectors of the state prison could send under 17. Epwonps.—Yes, | can send him there if under 17. Grantam.—It is well that the counsel has that power as inspector. Wirwrss continued.—I did not meke this statement until after I saw Mr. Wilmerding in Boston; the story I told at the police office here, I intended to be the whole truth re- lative to this matter; the time he first_ commenced talking about robbing the banks was when Monroe Edwards was arrested; he first suggested the forgeries after this. —Who first suggested the plan of the forgeries on Austen, Wilmerding & Co. ? ‘A.—I do not remember prec sely, but I think I was the first to suggest it. 1 how mich casier would it beto obtain money in a large sum by forgeries than by robbery. { believe the names of Austen, Wilmerding & Co. were mentioned at this time, or shortly after. I remember that he was favorable to the scheme—the scheme waa that he should forge the signatures and fill up the checks. His wife was sometimes present at these conversations. | sometimes took the specimens that he hud written to my room at night, when J met him in the Park, and examined them. I sometimes looked at them by the light of the win- lows at the corner of the streets. The first and only time that T furnished Ragge with cancelled checks was before he left boarding in Maiden lane. I then gave him a bundle which I had taken from the counting house desk. They were kept by him in this box, at his house. I gave him $14,250, or about that sum, exclusive of the $2000 I gave him for my father. By Mr. Perce—Was Mrs. Ragge acquainted with your lesign of forging the checks, at the time they were forged? _ she wa Mr. Price here asked him to read a part of his testimony taken before the police. in which he said that he wished me not to tell his wile, after they had made up their minds to do it. Wirverss rend it, and explained it by saying that Ragge Id him so, because he said his wife would laugh at us. He said that Mrs, Ragge was present afterwards in Canal street at a conversation relative to the forgeries. Direct-reanmed —-I told Mr. Wilmerding, when he was in Boston, that with Fiagge, Joux H. 1 : Ned—I ‘know Mr. Rage: Hed on me y ion; he called on me in the »onth of Tan a last, with a letter of credit for $100, which he said the Dutch Consul had refused to honor. 1 advanced him $25, Afterwards ‘he person who had given him the letter of credit for enty pounds called on me, and T gave Pagge the ba- nce. He called on me again. in Mareh, June, July and August, and | gave him altogether in small sums. $40. He often represented himselfas in much need of funds The last alvance was on the 7th of September; I gave him $5; he wrote me a letter Granast —Let ts see the letter? Witness produced the letter, which was dated Sept. 7th 1 was written in Dutch, and was translated by witne a it Regge made an earnest appeal for funds to assist him sent him $ Cross-examined —The letter of introduetion was from he Receiver General of Demarara; | have been in Dema ¢ examination of Ragge and his wife before the was then offered by the prosecution as evidence 'n scase and agreed toby counsel for defence, and the prosecution rested their testimon The Court here adjourned at 9 o'clock at night, to meet this morning ot 10 o'clock, when the defence will be »pened. Law tw Marve ---A man, named William Winn, was sentenced in Portland Inst week to pay a fine xf @10 and to be imprisoned thirty days, for at- ‘empting to commit a mp om Lucy Ellen Blak We suppose that if this fellow had succeeded, the net would have paid him handsomely for «, What an absurd iden itistosend aman o prison for only thirty days for attempting to coni- mit one of the worst crimes in the criminal cata- logue. We shall next hear of bounties being offer- ed for killing human beings, as they now give so much for every bear and wolf slaughtered in the woods of Mame,