The New York Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1843, Page 1

. FOR LIVERPOOL—With Despstch—Tne splen- dia. well kuown, fast sailiug aod favorite packer snip ‘She has D. Vol. 1X., No, 329—Whole No, 3551, NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 12, 1843. Fie ve, Comte, by order of the Secretary of the ‘Treasury, withheld this moiety from Mr. Hoyt, and under the direction of the same authority the monies claimed were lodged in one of the city bank, to await the verdict of a jury. The justi- fication set up by the defence, is two fold—Virst, that Mr TO ALL THE LADIES. ~JMPORTANT TO 4 jeston, ~~ elty Intel fligence, President Bi ke i rt of the resolutions. Pan HALA AND HVRBOM | A GIET FOR THE HOLIDAY Saeote, $C. . vas ‘wes happy to sce the fooling existing | i der, will Polt ei , s -» | He was happy to see the feeling existing between the [Corrempandsnes of the Herelt} Bg copa pee ara pene ent waite, Bites | ehiet executive officer ani this Board Which the resolu. Cuanueston, 8. C., Dee. 6, 1843. | T4407 Mercer street,and keeps 8 lottery and gambling | tions evince, But he reminded the members who voted State of the Cotton Crop--- Aspect of the Market. | establishment, at 336 Broadway, next door below the Ta for laying the message on the table, that the language yri - ; Elegant, A; ie b ire Sion ah “chore" pra b0'Be SIE EE gE tarday, 16th December. LADIES’ HAND-BOOKS +++ $120, % 4 ton wr ember Hoy t’s resignation had not been accepted ; and 4 awn O¥ NEEDLEWORK, ac! 1 e ver Ps ve ‘morn- | used in the discussion was such as led other members of | Hoyt’s resignat pted ; and secondly. D. BRIGHAM 5. ‘ie, Elagaatly 4 ound in ia sat Bre red Stamps. Jans Gorpon Brvert, Esq. ie ey ERE i. ‘ie pa el Eeaey yy some ~ pe to led a age seweteae haf ce ba Mr. Bort is at present a debtor to the Government FA 0.3 treet. ‘ice 25 cents, Series. wy 4 i \- to his Hot e mem ho voted on that ocea- | alarge amount. i No. 3 Wail st cents, or $i or the Series. Dear Sx: shrewd lawyer,charging Mr. 8, D. Sturtevant of 446 Broad i eee ate Seeing SHOP Bee ROR satis Gholi et tin (hers was no web «Ph sion i It may not be unacceptable to you to have some | way, with winning 590 trom him, af ® game oh OFiagtw? | "Assistant Alderman Boucs moved to strike ont all after information in relation to the extent of the grow- nearly, all ‘playing cards are marked that are now used, | the words “was proper,” in the first resolution. ing crop and the transactions in cotton amongst us. | A warrant was issued for the arrest of Mr. Sturtevant, to ‘This was lost. A mofion to lay on the table was also So far me isevident that the present crop will be | answer the complaint as a misdemeanor, when he imme- dost, arid th seecluttions were passed by 8 vote of 1! to 6. ’ p p Gately appeared and entered security’ to answer. Mr. | | IReport of the Finance Committee—The report, in favor far short of a fall one, and from all the information | sturtevant states that he entered into the game as a mere | of selling Gideon Tucker the gore of land on the north I can collect, it will reach but little over 1,900’- | Pastime that, he loat about two dollars, by Tis eperetioe Siopek of Broadway and Eleventh street for $25, was . . Sune, White himself was th of the cards, e sits * ' . but it cannot reach that quantity. This State and | must have been the winners. ‘This Ss rither ape by George Lovee for property sold by ing Se Rrelton fos ter of facton which the jury wereto determine. The questions inyolved were purely questions of law, arisin out of the construction of the various acts and sections o statutes relating to the duties of collecters and their suc- cessors, ‘There were chief principles involved in the ex: amination of this matter. First, whether the present col- lector is liable to personal action ? und if'so, whether the plaintiff had fully established his right to bring such ac- tion? On the first question, the Court charged that collector was the agent of the law as well as of the govern- ment, and that he was bound to follow the instructions COMPRISING. No. I~BABY LINEN, traccions for the preparation of aor PEOPLE'S LI OF 8ST! RARE FO. aa ee FR ANE NSP ie GA: Capt MH, Truesdei, will feaye an above at P.M, on ‘s 5 The COLUMBIA. Capt, A. Hoaghton, will leave #3 abo at P Mon Weluesday? Biscay ead Sanday For ‘board, or te P. C. Schaltz, Piet ha le "at 5 1) FERRY, FOOT | Cortrining instructions for preparation of frames—M: SS oF NIG FEE ee oO | te nag pe Tchlapation. nt stitenes”instractions in * Ey brading, marking, ripii No. 3-F. OF WHITEBA LD eM willlesre NewYork | broidery--Aprlication ol fancy needlework to usefal par- and Staten Teland, on aud after October 2d, as follows, unt : ‘ ness in White, who is known to be : i further natier t= EMBROIDERY ON MUSLIN AND TATTING, | Georgia will certainly fall short one-fourth, if not Meta eledas th thi romeis GS aasessments, and which property he alleges ho is dubared | given him by the chief oflicer of the Treasury in the gov- Leave Staten Island at 894, 10. 4. 91., 2, 4, P. m4 Se absabgiicte ee Mesllon Panerai | ee See acer. the wame of canis, h property he ogo ao te “Cieeuit | ermment, inthe discharge of the daties of the office of eol- Leave New York at 8 12%, 10 min, working Embroidery om ata. | more. Alabama may reach 425,000 bales, while] p.avina tHe Orricer—On Friday evening last, James Tn ee at vero discharged | lector of the port Lew ec uiat ha retiegsallectseante not affect the present incumbent or control him in the pay- ing over monies otherwise than as directed by the Chief of the Treasury, It was objected that the Chief of the ‘Treasury had no right to interfere ; but this the Court de- nied : Under the second section of the statute referred to, it was the decided opinion of the Court, that that officer had the power to control and direct the collector, and that auch aad every order from that officer were as obligatory in 1842 as it is new. The Court had great doubts that the past 3, 434. NBO I teat Tsisad of 1254. ‘he, SAT ts BE a es s-KNITTING, NETTING AND CROTCHET, __ All trent. shipped is tequived to be" part ea and intr the hunttke ewenee teerent aie ug complete instructions and patirag fr all the rari ‘ous kj a f work— Net-wor! y ONLY REGULAR LINE FOR NEw OR- “ht é it Boas, tually’ om the : fie accommodations of chia ship for ¢abia, accoud cabin | pets Beenie reeME Tamed’ Discs hlastalets Hew? Silk Clos! ene age Cloaks—Garden the receipts of New Orleans cannot exceed 825,000] Murphy, formerly a collector on the Harlem Railroud,but | srom the further consideration of the subject. bales ; and Florida, 130,000 bales. My estimate is | Who has been recently employed in the spcttion. stare, of} Falling intoa Culvert.—The report in favor of paying asfollows ; it has been collected from the best | Hooker & Morris, 42 Beaver stroct, called at. the lodgings | michael Martin the sum of $125, for injuries sustained by sontcess--New: Orleans. receipts, 25,000: bales ; |, Thames Goulting, 25. rey h threes to ee al| miling into aculverton! the ighth Avenue, which was Mobile, 425,000 ; Florida, 130,000 ; Savannah and | eee ee ae ot toaling one dozen. pair of gloves | “MaCreOing repairs. Arcrpeeing @ four fect wide sido- Charl 450,000—Total, 1,880,000 bales. Should ves | Sidewalks.—In favor of flagging a four arleston, 450,000—'otal, 1,830,000 bales. Should | from an auction store down town. Goulding, supposing | walk in Eighth street, from Twenty-second to Forty- the crop exceed this estimate, it cannot reach two | himself to be bound to answer the warrant consented t0 | second street,—Accepted. mm uh. — ee reeeeaers, frock us cannot fail to ensure every infort to panengers during the voyage aes Bie Cloke Withe ctee piicite liens tateruae oreampanenditivcr roundpcil,.’ ” Paniishel cea imeaielin Published and fi by millions ; but no one can estimate within one hun- | go with Murphy to the Upper Police, but was not taken |". Sewer in Z'wentieth street.—In favor of building a rs and, will sul panchual every five days Yuroushowt the wolished and for sais PDEIELD, Clinton Hall, Hred thousand bales ut this period of the year.—| before the Magistrates. Murphy then compelled him to 1 eee Cit eet evadway to the Fifth | defendant was personally liable, und so charged the jury. : ing vary, Low, tages wishtog to geoure Corner of Nast aad Beetinad strats. | The cause of the falling off of the crop is easily ac- | go to the Athenmum Hotel, corner of Broadway and | Avenue, and thence connecting with the sewer in Twen-| Again, thy plaintit in The optic te Curt, Bad ae + the n was from two to | Leonurd street, and from thence to the Halls of Justice, | ty.tirst street,—Adopted, county ie pee ee in July and Au- | Where he was released on the promise of a man named "Divchettint Convicts,—'The Committee on Police, Watch ly Fay James Mason, to pay $3 50, and be security for the ap- | and Prison, reported in favor of concurring with the other gust there was too much rain at that stage of the | pearance of Goulding at the auction store of Hooker & | poard, in accepting and adopting the following resolu growth of the plant, which had the effect of caus-| Morris, 42 Beaver street, the next morning, Goulding | tjon, introduced by Alderman raterman in the other ing the young forms to shed, and although the | appeared according to agreement, but obtaining no satis | board :— weed grew to a gone height, ‘the fruit was want- | faction for the treatment previously received, applied at | Resolved, That the Keeper of Blackwell's Island bs ing, and nothing but the very favorable season the | the Lower Police oflice, when @ warrant was issued for | directed to discharge all convicts from the Island, when planters have had, has enabled them to. save the | the arrest of Murphy, who was held to bail in the sum of | their term of sentence shall have expired, unlese detained . ; $500, to answer the ‘offence, which, as a misdemeanor, | by sickness. short crop of about 1,800,000 bales. I feel satisfied | Per jars him liable to $1000 fine, and imprisonment for six |” 7emporary Police Reform—The resolution “ ‘The pris f passeg* be berth in either of “hea ckets, can do sob to VALUABLE HOLIDAY GIF, & J. 1, TArScoTT, THE BOOK OF BOOKS. ae Senn NE covet Sow wnt No PUTORIRL BUSES BEING THK OLD AND NEW. TESTAMENTS, With full Marginal References, ILLUSTRATED WITH MORE THAN ONE THOUSAND ENGRAVINGS, ANEW AND BEAUTIFUL MAP OF rALESTINE, section of the statute, settling the maximum compensation of the collector, il is’ expressly provided that all commis- siong, &c., over the amount ‘necessary to make up the maximom compensation were to be paid into the treasury, and the plaintiit had not shown during the trial by any sort of evidence, that the commissions claimed were ne- cossary to make up his maximum compensation, and this the Court considered, and so charged, as fatal to the right of the plaintiff to recover. The plaintiff, in person, repli- ed to the charge, in order to ask the Court to charge that ve pac! UTA w Capt, J ‘Thompson, will sail as abo nas first rate accommodations for a'tew csbir passengers, who will be taken at msderate rates. ‘Those about proceeding to theabove port should make early application on board, frot of Peck slip, or ta uthoriz- W. & J. T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck slip, EC ft that twoto three hundred thousand bales of this ao diz comer Sonth street. FAM.LY RECORD, sNGRAVED ON STEEL. ‘ . . months, ing the Mayor to empley such additional services of the | the one half commission on bonds falling due alter the re Pablished and for sa'e wholes le and retail by crop will be retained in the hands of the planter, . a y ploy mt atestil Tet at the tata tacurtdnte were, Toh tind FOR NEW ORLEANS— a 4.3 REDFIELD, Clinton Hall, Rosuixa a Money Dnawen.—The till of the grocery ce and watch departments, a will in his opinion al- | signation or deatlt of the tne ation ol poiencet until another year, unless the prices advance to d oe store of Andrew Johnson, corner of Bayard and Howery, | ford ample protection to the persons and property of the ten cents or mere. The favorable opinion held by | Was opened yesterday morning, eee eral af abou! $50, | citizens’-skid additional services to continue only until a all those interested, with a healthy state of trade | Yesterd: n officer Joseph arrested a boy named | more efficient police system shall be adopted by the Com- and the relief from’a great portion of indebtedness | Alfred Weaver, who says he lives in Elizabeth street,who | mon Council,” was coucurred in, and the resolution is on the part of the planting as well as mercantile in- | was recognized by the clerk of Mr. Johnson as having | accordingly adopted. terest, gives a stimulus to planters to hold back | been about the premises previous to the time the money Office of Corporation Counsel.—Assistant Alderman their cotton for improving prices. was missed. The boy was committed for further exami-| PeTticrew offered a resolution, directing the Superin- Since the artival of the packet of the 4th, our | nation. tendant of Public Offices and Repairs, to prepare a ce table market has exhibited great activity, and cotton has ‘Owners are wanted at the Lower Police Office for a | Tom inthe City Hall for the use of the Counsel for the advanced a half cent for two or three days past. | Gold French Lepine Watch, old fashioned, with a chased Corporation.— Adopted. “ ait i ji Abolishing the Office of Superintendent of the Croton «Ae Both holders ‘and shippers appear willing to wait | back, white face, anda small treak in the diol, suppored | gy yuct Toke Mesintant Alterman Crvamuicx effered & imum compensation ; but were given asa bonus for the delivery over of all the books, pape: sor, The Court, however, charged exceptions were taken, The jury, alter a short de! tion, rendered a verdict in favor of the defendant. For the plaintiff, Dudley Selden, Esq.; for defence, the District Attorney for the United States. ‘The Grand Jury found true bills of indictment against an Irishman, for grand larceny, at see, on board the ship Superior, in stealing a quantity of sover- eigus, &c., from Robert Dudiey. The trial of this man is set down for to-morrow ; also against Thomas Leeshman, dil 3wr corner Nassw and Beekman streets L remov ving ii Veen meat irom Jona steer ts, Nose t Beekman street, (bo joy’s Hotel,) opposite the Brick Church, fedding, Visiting, Levitation and Professioual Uards, execut- ed im the fiat style of tho att, as regards the auperiority of the Engraving, neatness of the Printings and the whiteuess aa bril linney of the cards. Persous fura shing their own Card Plates cau, have them printed on the most approved. and fashionable style of Cards. at reduced prices. 8 im*r 'O THE LAD'ES.—If you have hairy excrescences, con- a York Uine-Regular Packet of 20th Dee —The. fast ailing p.ck tship HUNTSVILLE, Capt. E- Cor Bel watt as above, her gala day ‘or freight or Passage, : dations aplyr ou bonnd at Ocha wert feet ot Wall tere, orto _E. K, COLLINS & CO. 56 South street. Pe anit line may rely upon having their goods cor ‘Axents in New Orleans, Hullin & Woodruff, who will promytly forward all goods fo their address. The pac! shy pt. O. Fidridge, a succeed Wp _Gasion, Ci the Hu: ts ind sail the 30th Dec., her regular day — dl2r FOR LONDON—Regular packet of the 20th Dee. —The wel ‘wn favorite packet ship WE=T MIN: | +, Coalinga broad and elevated forehead—if you have theun | the advices by the steamer of the 19th ult. Our i resolution toabolish the oftice of Superintendent of the * STER, C then 1000 tons, will sail | sightly avpeudage of a beard « it Hay Also for a large Bowie Knife, Shettield make—on the end | [° ; serpent Mas i : Sere rr Captain Hovey, burthen 1000 tons, will sail ae rd seit ‘ger ay oa tae one mineral stock at pesto? iy ight. cally Pend Grate M ndictbe fi gure of ahorse's head, Apply to off- | Croton ‘Acqueduct Works. Laid on the table by a vote of | for attempting to make a revolt at sen modat second. eabi the Poudre Su § ape . 4 Meek : ence a eee en oe will qaitkly and forever eradicate +t, without, the slightest | Ayer 2 Cees Rellyep ant Kellnger, | Public School in Elm street—The report in favor of ap- Common Plea for steerage Passengers, are spl \y fitted up for the comfort and con- venience of passengers. Persons intending to embark should make early application to JOSEPH McMURRAY, ni 100 Pine st. comer of South, Persons wishing to send for their frieuds residing in the old coustry, can have them brought out bv tve above ship, or any of the Creregulae packets aniling oa the 7th. 17th and "27th of each month, by ADRIVINg ae above; if by paic P'S. Drafts at Sights far large or stall sums, are dian by thesubseriber on the Provincial’ Bak of Ireland; payable 1a crery to vu throaghout the country + ale. om Meast’ Sp oper, ‘Acwond & Co, Bankers, London, ‘payable in every town i Great Britain. digr FOR LONDON Packet, of the 20:h Dee —' Ps. tee WESTMINSTER Cap. Moose. will jreate +t, without the slightest in- jscoloration to your skins—this you ran be satisfied of 1g the preparation tested at the Dector’s office; all doubts of the artrcle beiny a hambug will pesky: vanish Fr sale ouly.at 67 Wa'kerstreet, one door trom, the ¢ rer of Broad bottle—where yd be had the following articles, a'l warranted—The celebrated Italian Medicated Soap, for cur- ing a!l blotches. pimples, freckles, tan, morpbaw i oo , iteh, at ropriating a loton Elm street for the ereetion of a Pub- Common Conmactt. ic School for the Sixth Ward thereon, was concurred in. Boanp or Aupenmen.—Wednesday, Dec. lith—Alder-} Paying a Widow—A report in favor of poying Sarah man Brapy in the Chair. ‘ Carpenter the balance of monies due to her deceased hus- Fire Police.—The joint committee of Fire and Water, to | band, for services rendered previous to his death, as a whom was referred the communication of the Chief Engi- | Sunday Police Otficer,,was concurred in. neer relative to the selection of a Fire Police, presented a Certiorari Suit—A resolution from the other Board was reportin which they recommend that the Counsel of the | passed, instructing the Counsel for the Corporation to Board be directed to draft a memorial to the Legislature | certiorari a judgment obtained against Thomas Harrison, to this effect. clerk of the Centre street Market, by Hannah Halstead Ald. Trtuow moved a reference to the select committee Re-numbering Washington street—A resolution to re- on Police, asthey were on the eve of presenting a ceport | number Washington street, was concurred in. on this subject, in connection with other police matters. | Fair of the Samaritan Society—In favor of allowing the All Hatririo hoped that immediate action be taken | samaritan Society to hold a Fair in the room over Centre upon the subject. street Market. Before Judge Ulshoeffer. Sherwood and others v8. John Sniffen.— ‘action to recover the amount of a promissory: note for $116 39, past due and protested, and the balance of arunning account for lumber, amounting to $124 2. ‘The defence set up was that a note had been given for the nt, and 4 receipt passed, and that consequently the: plaintiff’ was debarred from bringing an action on the ac- count. The testimony was very contradictory, and the Court left it to the jury to say to which of the parties in evidencecredit was to begiven, The jury found a ver- dict for the plaintiff. Calendar for to-day.—Part 1—-No. 126, 26, 63, 29, 16, 42, 69, 41, 124, 32, 45, 9. Part 2—Nos. 118, 70, 74, 78, 19, $6, 94,'96, 97, Im@ortant vrow Brazi.—We have received late and important intelligence from Brazil. The Brazilian government has refused its assent tothe basis of a Treaty of Alliance which the go- vernment of Montevideo had proposed. At the same time it declared its intention to observe stric neutrality inthe present war between Buenos Ayres and Montevideo. Instructions to this effect have been sent to the Brazilian Minister at Montevideo and to acknowledge the blockade of that port by pesties are really ast, no mother should be wirho: ‘ufficieat, and we war'ant it or returo the mouev if uo cessful, ‘Be on your guard against « bold imitation, and no where else bt as a Gouraud’s Ean de Brante, or Troe Water of Beauty, is a well kaown avd approved cosmetic “or efeansing he thug, pari- arspatched for Loadon av above; her regular'day, dais Por eabin,eapnd “eta ah vsvempa veogapedh aeely. fying and besurif, ug the compl: xiou, and, by see dilating tro" | Admiral Brown of the Buenos Ayrean squadron. Ald. Lee advocated laying on the table for the purpose | aims House Department—The Provident introduced an to OHN HERDMAN, 61 Soath street, Present. $i per bottle ‘This puts a new face on the position of affairs in} printing, which was adopted. ordinance for the reorgunization of the Alms House De- ciation Coat ‘thanksgiving Day.—A communication fromthe Mayor | partment, also for the establishment of a Prison Depart- was received, in which he refuses to issue a proclamation | ment, and wished them to be laid on the table and printed. calling the attention of the citizens to the Governor's pro: | Leave granted. clamation forthe keeping of Thanksgiving, in accordance | ~~ Document No. 12.—On the motion of Assistayt Alder- with a resolution passed in this Board, introduced by Al-] man Boggs, Document No. 12, being the Report of the derman Purdy. He states that it is unnecessary, as the | Committee on Police, Watch and Prison, increasing the proclamation ofthe Governor is sutticient notice for the ] watch and rendering it more efficient—resolutions i whole community. recting the Mayor to create 30 additional watch posts, New Engine and Hose House.—The Fire and Water | and 129 additional watchmen, and altering the wateh Committee reported in favor of granting the N.Y. Hospital | posts inthe several districts, were passed, and the report the free use of the Croton water, on condition that they | concurred in, Adjourned. grant the use of ground on their premises on which to Ried an engine = phe house, RS i te appropriate $300 General Sessions. for the erection of said houses. jopted. “ v 4 aereihy Wate Mr Foe of Duane street. The Market Committee; | Before Recorder Tallmadge ani Aldermen Waterman and to whom wag referred the communication of the Mayor 4p aes relative to the construction of a market at the foot of , acting as District Attorney. '—On motion of Mr. T. Warner Duane street, reported adversely, and asked a further re- D e Committee of Finance. counsel for Alfred Lovett, indicted for false pretences in : Wall street N.B—Passnge from London and Liverpool, by the regular packeee jenn eer Ms Se ee be arranged at on went rates. 6 va ; throgghout the United Mingvoss, om appliccsion ss shove. |" wi Gourand s Vexetable Liauid Kouge i-r} adelicate blush- ing tinge to the complexion, immovable by rubl with a hanckere'vef or linen cloth. For dyeing ladi ‘kings or gloves, this preparation, diluted with wetcr, is inimitable. £0 <eriodraud’s Iia't Dye will change ved hai ura Py will ct i+ tal Sa beset ce'bbackud ont arslanas ceesthek gurpertoe® e s. aa bottle Gor ‘Espagne, or ‘hite, gives a pure life Vike alabaster whiteaess ‘and smoothness to the skin—free trom all ipjurious ingredients. and is eatirely anni ing com= mon ctnilc and fake white, Put mp in etegaut boxes, 79 cents each. This, with other of ''r. G,’s _preparsticns, is imitated, Bay no whe e else but at G7 Waiker street, just on the come: of Broadway, where will be towud an assortment of ths most delicate and choice Perfumery, imported trom all pasts. Agents—Jordan, 2 Milk street, Bortor Hat al agi ; Kobinson, Harnsburgh ; Seabrook, Princeton; Tr ae . Carawell, Lock ort; Smith, Palmy-a; Grigs, Hamilton, coun-| Laver rrow Mrxico.—Our ‘advices from Vera that quarter. Our last advices from Montevideo stated that serious difficulties with Brazil were ap- prehended, but the above intelligence places all warlike matters on the peace list again. Before Judge Venderpoel. Dac. 11.—Isaac C, Blauveel v3.Jndrew Black and Daniel Jack.—The defendants"in May last, established a hide houge at No. 423 Hudson street, for the convenience of the several slaughter houses and butcher shops in that part of the city. During the summer months, it appears ‘that the smell is offensive, so much so as to lower the rent of the adjacent houses. The plaintiff is the owner of premises No. 426, and from the testimony, it was shown that /he rented said premises to Doctor Smith, who left them in the summer months in consequence of the offen- sive smells. The action is brought to recover damages. Theldefence set up is, that the premises are not a nui- sance, and brought forward several witnesses to sustain this position. ‘The Court charged that the action was a novel one in civil courts. The testimony was conflicting, however. wm, FI “Se _ FOR NEW ORLEANS—The superior fut sai)- & ing packet ship SHARON, Cy ‘ho \, will BEB mera BARON, Cat oreo, fomto's {or cabin, second cabir ands — Those wishing to secure berths, wilt require ta plicaty board the ship, st pier ! reation on nO SOHN HERDM, N_B—The splendid prcket ship Ohio, Capt. Lyons, will be From Srsau.—Captain Buckman, of the brig Tro- jan, from Sisal, 12th November, reports that the Yucatan Commissioners had returned from Mexico without effecting a treaty. It was generally believ- ed that the Mexican troops would march against Yucatan in about thirty days. despatched on the 15th inst.-by which passage can be eugaged at the lowest rates, on appticationas above. Tree OLD sBLACK BALL LIN. PACKET! Ps Sas i VERPOOL Packet Of the loth December TA Chesnut street, ‘Lanesster: ‘he elegant first class packet ship NEW X¥ORK, 0 rt. Barstow, will be despatched as ve, her lar | 3 Guthrie, Albioy; Gray, Pou. Elliott, Gost : ference to th e ‘ 'The matter was one purely of fact, and first they’ were to day.” She has inccommoda tons for cabin, second Miers, New Haven Diet, Pronudence «Waylon "Neaport; | Cruz are to the 29th ult. ‘There was nothing new |’ Alderman Twi0v moved to lay the report on the table, | SMicOIng a sires of coal'worth $271, Irom Mr William | Tetemine whether the plainti®! had shown that he was cabin and stecrage passengers. Th de wishing to secure berths, | (ajsons wowell j,lves, Salem 5 Hida, Newbury ports up to that day. News from that quarter is full of | which was adopted. Yates, of Albany, a nol. pros. was entered by consent of} ti Swner of the premises adjoining those complained of will requireto make arly application too kite Cae Seth'R. Hanees Baltumorer ealby? Parker, | bug bears Flagging Houston street.—The Street Committoe reported | the District Attorney and the (-ourt— the complaint gna eat whether he had fully eatablished the fact, that h Or Goats nee on. Mrs. Froser, Richmond: Mathewson, en] os “4 lB es in favor of flagging and rep ment tin Houston | being perfectly satisfied from circumstances that Lave | ihe premises complained of were @ nuisance or not. If near Wall stree b rs) p wud, Adopted. come to his knowledge since his complaining, that Mr. First District Watch.—A resolution to introduce the | Lovett had no intention to commit a fraud in the matter, i i -] e, wi Trial for a Riot.— William Sexton impleaded with David Croton water into the First District Watch-house, was | trie Jor a et serra. was then put. om his trial for a adopted. a ; ‘Butchers of Union Market.—Alderman Harrrecy offered | Tiot. (Renten. and Thomas have not been arrested.) avesolution calling apon the Committee of Markets to| It appeared from the testimony in the case, that on the report at the next meeting relative to the reduction of rents | ¢venly of the 13th of June last, the engine house of com- rt. N.B.=Those wishing to send for their friends Fesiding i marisa f° Tieland, ‘can have thees brought out by this ship, orany of the line of packets, atthe Loweat rate, aud drafts aa is usual be aru (or any Suan, parable without die mua, oF any other charge, in cipal town one te Untied Kingdom. For further particulars, apply'as above, they were satisfied that they were a nuisance, they would return a verdict, stating whether the building or the ma- terials were the nuisance and in assessing the di ls it was necessary to take into consideration the loss of rent sustained, also the injury done by the loss of a good tenant, and the re-letting fo another at a reduced rent. The jury returned a verdict, that the mujsance existed, Bg pay street from Goerck street to the bulk he Latest prom Canapa.—We have received the Kingston Whig of the 5th inst. It contains news to the afternoon of that day. There is considerable excitement in Canada re- Washi 0 Conn.; Wells & Hamphreys, Ha.tford; E. C. Kerre, Mi town. EPI 4 di m*r ALL JRESSES —The subscriber has just received by the most receut arriv: 90 cases ladies’ embroidered Robes, from $7 upwards 25 “do. Organ¢i, embroider din colors, fram $1 upwards Tale Illusion, ia blue, pink, and other colors 5 —The packet ship Columbus, Capt. Cole, will bedes- | 10-1 plain white Organdi Muslin, for ball dresses lative to the troubles of the government. It now | HROT : : * | puny No. 46, in Twonty-sixth street, was attacked by 9 thal aa patched onthe let Janosry, her regalar dav utr] 100 cartons infaut's embroudered Robes, very appears that the late ministry are throwing every | anion that, He ee a ae aend do wo tax | mob while theCompany were holding their monthly meet. | 904 {001 Lider Cine hE OBR SS IB se rOSe ACRES OR LIVEINOOE tee | =att ame eee BUN hokad Pockiiy aveets, | obstacle in the way of the Governor General. __ | few day's unless their rents were reduced. ing the som ave one an oeriis Urwin, |v ote liga consonce, teea, at3a8 d a ay je engine , ; SaaS Pact of ths Lith December “The new and elegant | DOSITIVELY WATER FROOF—W.J. Roomen Soanr | ‘The spirit of the news is in the following ex- Breast 16 Commities on Markets had | fond street, and there defaced and the leader jacket cut dpa mats one SOF eee rae tecaitively aul ow Saturday, oth December, her regular | vyintial wholesale end reed agente or this oulyeare wrevesrns | tTACUS — oetherearkets, but it would be impossible for them to | into strips, ' There was no evidence to prove that Sexton | 4g “E7"D) "54! G9, 89, 80, 00, 91, 92, 94, 95, 36,7, 99, 20, 28,30. [From the Kingston Whig, Dec. 5. reduce the Tents in one market unless they adopted the | Was in any respect concerned in the outrage, and the Dis- cipal * holesale an: of wet feet. Tue celebrated Eurka Blacking, which 4, : A message was sent down, yesterday, by His Ex- trict Attorney abandoning the case for the prosecution, . Tr is welt known that the accommodations of this noble pack: | great reputation for its brilliaucy of polish same principle in all. et for cabin, 2d cabin and stecrage passengers, are fitted up i ; : KS \ . ; aol 3 jury rendered a verdict ilty. a3 ot for antes acear Aull ta. boeepe paoon embarking. eery come | Gc cemteam at hie, eeeeny for Ou Bessienen cellency the Governor General to the ‘Legislative | The resolution was adopted. «| thegury, rendered a verdict of not git; stenry Johnson, | yy SCPEEME Court—Srectat. Tena, Dec. 5, 1843.— Bathe very high between-deckes which are well lighted | eorses of Gol y Pity ‘Assembly, expressing a hope that the important | Regulating Thirtyseventh street —The Street Committee and Larceny George Lawrence and Henry sohntan, | Mr. Justice Bronson presiding.—Savage and al. vs tnaentiated, howe returning to te old country will avouce | “XB “The pablie are invied to call and test its merits, | measures now before them may be proceeded with | fylevn win favor of regulating Thirty-seventh street, De) ett soo. om the 20th ei Or nant from the store of | Shearer and al." Motion for Clerk of this Court to sati veyauce rence bo nay other. The price of Passage is Very dit Im*ec to their termination. ‘The members opposing the | ‘weet! Ninth and Tenth avontus. and setting the curt an | Francis Lineman, corner of White and Church streets fy feeord of judgment—granted, experte. | Brown ells adm and al. Motion to change venue—denied, Fasget and al. ads. Yates. Motion to change venue— denied. Norton ads, Kneels. Motion for plif to file secu- rity, for costs—denied with costs. Defts. have leave to serve new papers and renew; and (he rule entered on Sth Oct, Inst vacated. Sale Myers. Motion to stay ex- ecution—denied with costs, Jordan vs. Mesick and al. Motion ‘for reference—granted. Robertson, Shff, ads, Merrill, Prest. &c. Motion to set aside deft. and sub. pro. —granted, on payment of costs, Gardner vs. Shaw, Mo- tion to stay execution—granted, on payment of costs, &c. Strong and al. ads. Everit and al. Motion for precept granted, ex parte. Warren, jr. ads. Yates. Motion for judgment, as in case of non suit—granted; no opposition. Green ads. Yates, Motion for judgment, as in case of non- suit—granted; no opposition. Aldrich and al. ads. Bates sigs tebalp hea seiysithr gine ‘A.B Bigelow $100 for| The principal evidence in the case was that of a lad re ead ay Ttegiater of Water Rents was negatived | named George Telford, who testified that he saw both the Pains Ta Biaterathk Street —The committee reported in | accused rolling the barrel from Mr. Linneman’s store, on favoret constevoting a drain in 16th street, between Ir- | the evening in question, and which was afterwards found ving Place and Third Avenue. ig in aceller at the corner of Walker and Church streets, ‘Hegulating Avenue B.The street committee presented | Where they had taken it for concealment. | a report in favor of regulating Avenue B, from 10th to], The jury found the prisoners guilty, and the Court sen. 12th streets, and setting the curb and gutter stone therein; feapeanon eo Rohner in the ‘State Prison for the adopted. years. Z ; is ing Slip. — Another Grand Larceny.—Jeremiah Spriggs, also a co- mnfeetng Lange Veevel from Burling Sin THe COU. | lored man, was next tried for stealing two coats from the Terman and Aseistant of the Fourh Ward were the most | dwelling of Me, Raward GDelegans Ne: 3 Greenwioh competent judges on this subject, and the whole matter | street, on the EB fe ch Mech a mm ghd was therefore referred to them. Vii perty of Mr. Dell and the other belonged to Mr. ell G. Nicholls; the property was taken from the en- veyauce in preference to any other. ‘The price of is very low, for which and to secnre the best, berths, early application should be made on board, foot of Beekman st., or to the sub- bers, scriberts OCHE, BROTHERS & CO., 35 Fulton street, ‘deo! to the Fulton Bank next .—The New York sails from Liverpool on the ist Febra- "ersons sending for their relatives can have them bi t ner, of in any of the packets comprising this uneaualleg itne, sailing from that por: punctually on the Ist and 16th of cach mouth. For apply as above. wet N, B—The Colum! ill ‘succeed the New York, and ‘sail tmp on the Ist Jaunary, 1814, her regular day. ee FOR LIVERPOOL—NEW LINE.—Kegula: Pac of 26th December—The splendid packet ..B. Cobb, of 1000 tons, will as ‘or fe or having ac- THE, SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to sell Watch and Jeweiry as low, if not lower, than any other house the city. To, wit : Goid Watches from §15 to $100 each ; 3 ver do, froin $5 to $50 each. All watches warranted to keep good time or the movey returned. Watches, Clocks and Ma- sical Boxes repaired and warranted, lower than any other house in the city. ond hand watches and old Gold and Silver ta- ken inexchange o¢ bough: fur cash THOMPSON & FISH- ER, tmporters of Watches and Jewelry, wholesale and retail, No'88! Broadway, New York 1. aeoMpsoN, d10 Im*ee " MOS Rp FISHERS BORK CAST STEEL, Skies Peston orn Goyernor have shown a disposition to sneak off and embarass him. Lafontaine found great fault with the dress of the Se cketary who brought down the Message. It is contemptible for the House to be debating about the buttons of Mr. Rawson. La- fontaine, Baldwin & Co had better bring forward some better ground of complaint against the Gover- nor General. Le Every step now taken by the late Binistty and their supporters, is with a view of insulting the Go- vernor General. A committee of the whole House is now sitting on the Bill providing for the Incorpo ration of Townships, Towns, Counties and Cities Pistol cocks and revolves m_ by pulling the trieger, and six Wve,her reguiar day. Pasaage,. 0 delivered. withi short space of three seconds. | in U B >| Luni Hall—The Committee on Charity and Alms ten. from gompoduuinas uuequalle tre splendor or coumtort, apply on | ic is more simple sig are than any Psol now in ts, an (Upeet penaie Saar Buy: hie hang par ee House reported in favor of suspending all further proceed yi aa ET a LAN oti after | ond al. Motion that defts he permitted to plead—granted, si K. itiyegen: pe aime ake 4 ai " : ings in the erection of this “crazy” wooden building on ‘paint : het el _ | on terms. Burr ads. Wait. Motion to change venue—denied. Frice of pasaage, $100 ie Bouck extect, || en 00 sult Ourcharery be as & CO, a1 Pearl treet, the Honoruble Member for Kingston as leader of | Hiackwell’s Islam, until the members. of the Common ‘The Jury readared a. vendict of guilty pf petit laroeny Kingsland and al-vs. Cowman and al. Motion for leave The packet ship Sheridan, Capt. Depeyster, of 1000 tons, ‘ the van. Council should visit the ground. on! but one coat was found upon him, and the to defendants to turn case into bill of exceptions—denied, y ont | Sent him to the Penitentiary for 6 months. Alderman Truov said that the system of confinement The prisoner is An old. thiet, and the Court regretted of vagrants with criminals was improper, and he hoped r , 3 " ‘hole sul : i oped | that the jury had treated him so leniently, as it was desir. the whole subject would he deferred until time was given | iti, that the community shoul be ri ofsuch a character for the examination of the whole tuhieets to the course | lor a greater length of time than that which the law au importers of Hardware and Cutlery. ‘ Also, owl Pistols; Gun materials for manufacturing, aiter- "Also, every rariely of Sporting articles. na m+ BQATIAND OAR BAZAAK—AC this establishment canbe foun iption of i every. description of Boats that the ingenuity of man with cost’. Stone and al_ads. Arnold and al. Motion to change venne-—denied. Root and al. ads. Bank of Utica. Motion to set aside judgment, and for leave to ue mo- tion to set aside report—granted on terms. Copeland ads Van Womer. Motion of judgment, as in case of nonsuit . Yates and al. Motion to ‘The debate on Mr. Price’s motion, on the resig- nation of the Members of the late Executive Cou cil, commenced on Fricay and was adjourned to the following day, when it terminated. The passing of this motion, by the House, is a direct diol succeed the Siddons and sail the 2°th January her regular Tassen 1 ships of this line saili PE rymye Sor a sere cara neg eRe Oo thorised by their verdict. shin TRESCOTT, Capt. Myrick. Apply to | can sugmest. what. We has f the K {the Island in putting up buildings where denied. Fi i LAURENCE & PHELPS, 103 tront st,orto | of what he can do. At his establishment wi insult to the Representative of the Qucen. It as- | Of the Keeper of the Island in putting tip burns ee L dnoth iiliam Smith was also tried for a gra: denied. Fassett and al 4 . }OYD & HINCKEN, Avent the “Toll Ned ; ‘swifteareof |sumes the statement of Mr. Baldwin—that he | M¢,plesse! withont the consent ofthe Common Council. fi tiny on the Math of last October, four pie make.end saree case—denied; and motion to amend re- ‘A substitate for the resolution calling upon the Com. | cens ih kia ig on The Nate erty of Mathew Da- of No. 45 William street. : he property was taken out of a wagon, while being ddec 9 Tontine B be ai P HURT RRDRRE Nena Let Sth —Fhie vs. Bingham, Motion for retaxation of costs ee ina ae oy et Oa _granted, on particular items, Richards and al ads, Cool. Motion for leave to serve plea and notice—granted on he lowing “unrivel re Newfoundland; the sixteen {oot sailing Di ; he” ernod the taal Bri” Phe row ef Beak et resigned in consequence of some objection having vow boats Henry ‘Stark. which won 29 races jn 18, monthe $9 . ty mittee on Public Buildings to enquire into the necessity been raised by his excellency to the resolutions ol Mi ie evens Wee : of constructing a Inni house was adopted uusive Buot t : : vreet (were the odious practice of eal i he noble Cimbria; the GW. Chapman; the forty foot race | the 3d September, 1841—to be correct ; whereas, | Dock at Sixty-first street —The Committee on Rows an’ bh rea taben out. 0! ile Dene gone paring the store is not toler) San : ie feast tis Ween pare stor Flora his excellency informs us that he subscribes tc | Canals reportel_ in favor of appropriating $250 to fill up | Vary from Beaver street Se Ne vate sh forms. Steller aie, Owen Afotion to set aside precept, Froof Boots manufnctured in thie Cty Ot i eet i erssbelne | “pers equall Pico Bayandahort? | hose ‘resolutions ; and.“ protests against. Mr | thedock foot of Sixty-first strect, and regulating the road | clase it, to is sare. Malt the Tae tit Sperty was | nl toset off costs--granted with costs, by consent. Burr Ramage bl Sie bower, ts, proce: then tn generally oeawer rh (io) RS. SWEEPS AND SCULLS—150 000 feet on hand Baldwin’s explanation as omitting entirely the ac- | & the top ofthe hill —Lai? on the table nate Sone es etd ede Wiley” iB) property ads, Buel, Jr. Motion for leave to move to set aside re- (quality cons dered ) m this city. UasSwer | oe Senuch Of his tamivtes eos Sealle for sale. Phw final and prominent circumstances which led te | ,Zwhite, Sheek Howse te the, Sleth, Ward A, resolution |. 7p Toe ee nr oamchited, tobe again trfed for the of | port of referees—pranted om ferme, Bur als. Pierson. (quality cons deved pes this eity__ons- (Nook at the prices, only thtes and fe ae ARs Miislz reaienation.”? vom the Board of Assistants to use a lot in Elm street. | A aed iadiates en. fotion for Jo move to set nt feree: iS BOC Nv LASTS MADE TO ORDER, ‘dressed | Soe the . . «| betw abs}. fence under an snetice ‘i ‘li ted on terms. Hull ada. Parsons. Motion that judg- PAR posusen rs Ween Cocement D Pg Hy ag 3 Wy Mr. Wakefield took a prominent partin_ opposing | yotween Leonard and “neptenco led alae ag Burelary-—William ulligas, impleated with, Willa eran as ae ne asite-sevanted with roid lic achool, was referred ta the Finance Committee and the } jones, was then tried for burglary inthe frat degre; in Opening of BleMeenth. Stvéet.The communication of | Tobbing the dwelling and store of Misses Abbey and Hitt, Robert Emmett, giving the decision of the Supreme Court ad Sul ya eealit Sherelieix laces, gloves, ke worth relative to the opening of this street was referred to the | 3) 707) a" gen) ’ , committee on Roads and Canals. ; i S vi 7 ‘A man named Crump was recently tried for being the ere minepaeaiee- ten insitation! (om the Irish | accomplice of the above named accused, bit acquitt ed — opposition. Pine ads. Swift and al. Motion to change ve- ion. People vs. Johnson Mo- tion for leave to amend writ of certiorari—granted; no op- position, People ex. rel. Fitch and al. vs. Hart, Sheriff. \fotion to proseeute official bond—granted, ex parte. Ely as, Stephens. Motion to set aside rule granting judg- ment hy deft—eranted on terms. Hunt, Jr. ads. Cad the motion of Mr. Price His not having been able to prevail npon Mr, Lafontairie to allow the Irish Colonization Bill to pass into a law, is assign- ed by some as the reason for his having deserted the ex-ministry. In order to bring discredit upon the bold stand which has been bis: by Sir Charles Metcalfe, a report has been industriously circulated hat race yw be seen at ‘Sixty {ees alta on fan. Vi sit his Bazaar you rea treat . L, INGERSOLL, 96, 414 Water no 6 406 and ¢ and 1) Cherry Proprieter One door from Court andt stre t FE. SUSE, Bootmaxer and Maker of Lasts, av \-Kive” of Clerex of Paris, begs lexve to iufe Sends and all the amateurs of a geut ly “chaussn that he can now make, ia New Yoru, wi terials, all thatis so per rctly made fa Ps celebrated Sootm ber € this side of the Atlantic, are respectful nhe—granted; no. oppo Ulich NEW YORK BA.KING COMPA: —_ "Tha wabaloes beviag, toon, sppbeoed eagetvon ot tht Boots and Lasts, before they despair of being "chausses” roperty, ¢ fands and effects of ths New York Backiny a Toten ost of the goods were recovered in the house occupied | "en! eater ite vey the ices latest Patis fashion, ompany, nn association di by the gentlemen who have left the treasury bench. ire to be delivered by Bishop Hughes, before thet |) ¢ “se f ‘ 7 t! «, | Motion to change ven jarliner ads. Hough- New York, after the nices latest Paris oat be Couleneatan and in pursvan y 0 ny, society at the Tabernacle, on Thursday evening next be ea eh eae ae teed x ities ton andal Motion th allowed his costs at Cir- ce of an Also perenne Parte det Heth Veta ster New York, eatitled (ar | es for their country’s good; that Edward Gibbon | was adopted. enit—denied with costs, with leave to renew. Farmer tet to anthorse the business oF n2i Im *m A inking,” \ Wakefield —a “back-door” advi sehie dat No. 162 W: 238, rsuns indebted to tI tee va ene isa secret- a ac | 100) adviser ol Lighting Streets.—The committee quentl; y arrested. The goods were found No. 008 ‘ " dl wit Moti te rule take y BOUTE——Waer proof, double and cork sole | o'rtader anaccoust of all devte ani sums of money swine | His excellency, Nothing can be more false. Sir | of lighting Howard street from Mercer th Centre sttoot, | ter street. Oar eee een Setgenna, Wats br ng ere Baa ad tous Be anes bape eat? Cullinan | \2y cf Seebern tae reread to Re lieomra ey feoreents | onetieg Photoalto. If too. wits fo be ey a eds ere aiare ge tear ete ee street | qgAunatiempl wes made to prove on iti ake prio ners | "eman al “Motion for judgment, as in cate of nonsuit— rater boo's, aud shoes of all sorts and sizes. r ii a ee vice of any such man. He has been sent to this | from Canal to Broome; atopted. a i . ing, the jury found the prisoners | vied with costs, with to renew toaree. sh n the city of New York. Aut their posses y ‘Salary of Messner. renort md revolution from the | <uilty, Teh — Beard va. The Western Tailroad Corporation.— 'N. B.—Ladies, misses and children’s gaiter boots, shoes anc province as Governor, to regain and assert the pre- 4 rogatice of the crown. He has his instruction: ry color and shad: Another Burglary—Wm. Jones, imploaded with Wm sion anv property or effects of the Association are requir ‘to deliver the same to me by C1 cons | ather Board to incrense the salary of the Messenger of the | yultivan “and who had demanded a/separate trial for | Motion to refer—granted. | The Chenango County Mutual yelina, double and single sae, ry colpt and shade | ‘to deliver theaame to me by trat dav. All the creditors 0 Cat oer nme from $500 t0 9000, wan Teed Motion that defendant wot te "1 Associati uw ai iver cheir re.pective ac q sh G of . . d a s —Motion ¢) ants ate, alot which will be sole | td ‘trans cats ‘by that ss versace holdiae a dG se Oa ai lg and requires the ad-|“Aiferman Nas moved a reference ton committe o| | pHenceas above narrated, was then called to take his |r eee (on rete motion to set aside report of reference a en or sul jug Contract sti wevation are requir ict ject, st 4 | his Board. ity ' i » | “ranted on terms. Gai « Be —Motion t 37S. WALKER, 419 Broadway, Hl ft the sume mn, writi in detail, tome, on or be- | energy and the good sense of the people. in Board. race and Len advocated the immediate |, The identity of the prisoner as being concemed in the’! OTH Cagment neeont—eranted ex parte, Apencer ade, burglary was insufficient, and the jnry therefore rendered 1 verdict of not guilty Drain and.Sewer in Greenwich atreet ~The report and re- | Sentence epi thee sen! be begin bio edge colution in favor of eonetructing asewer in Rector street | (oh, tnneul tothe hench, tt asthe records of the contr! from Greenwich to the Hivison river, with culverts and 9} ocea that he had previously been convieted of a hig! nid Im*m corner of Canal st. Aw ofS READY, B haily itor his frien: the, yuble, that he has commen . h ind the yous Nassau street, whete he will thaakfuliy: rece and faithfully execute, all orders he may he favored vith ont! Landon —Motion for jndement as in case of nonauit-— @ranted ; no opposition Littell ads. Canal Bank of Al- hany —Motion to be let in to plend and defend, &e —grant- ed on terms —Canse referred. Frost ads. Anderson.—Mo- tion to change venue—denied Wilcox ve Kich-. Motion J to defend wfoption of the resolution, which was concurred in by @ vote of 12 to 4. og that day. at vay amid office Dated New York, 24th November, 1843, CHAKLES SAGURY, Receiver, 1% Sw*r 32 Merchants’ kxchange ar nm UF Ja eh AACR AN US COMPAN Office % Wail street. This company continue their bu News From Reruvpa.—Iatelligence from Ber- muda to the 23ta uitimo is received. The islan ind the harvest had been a fine bundance of all the necessarie- eee cemabic rereve Ovn.ceab LOB: T imene OF learesée onions ian ue their by | Of life; so much fo, that beef was selling at one penny | Iain in Greenwich street from the northerly side of Fxl- |) t a ‘ : to apen defendant. and that plaintiff be all vatee op ifge, and alo on heen goods, | Mer pound, and other articles in proportion. Flour was | rar street to the sewer in Rector street, which was con. | “rine tenced for tun years, und parloned before the | TOT ta ect aside teport-—eranted on te Hall ; ‘ niration of that sentence had expired, the Recorder pro, | motion to set asite. report—gramiet om tert ct reed in. ~ Ferry foot of Houston street. — selling at $6 per barrel, and potatoes at 50 cents per i a . bushel. Forelg roduce was die ed of at low cinen A resolution from the other | | minced the following : that he be imprisoned in the State | | ‘a Tourette and al —Motion for indement, as in case of ign Pp pos P , RS. Elisha Ri LOOK AT THIS Dieta CORK SOLE BOOTS, the best of est, at 36) Broadway, comer ot Franklin dan as.—-A few unimportant petitions were received, U. 8. District Court. for judgment, as in cate of noneuit—granted, unless quality. 85 O i teal, yrison for ten years 7 Dy ‘Water Proof Boots do 450 and dull ef sale. Boar! to authorize the Street Commissioner to expend the |?" " y i * ae pe nonewit—eranted, leave to stinulate, ke. Coons ads. Gross. Do light Frauch Ca'tskin Boots do $3 to 400 Beuamy AE oteon, é ee Boar) t2s00 ts extend the ferry plet footor Houston street |, The Case of Charter F. Tarnprice. indicted Jor, 00 | Motion to change ventie—granter. po Haber Over choee, with leather soles 1 2¢ Jewel Altens More Steamens.—It is said that a lune of se | was concurred in. sa Pelt ibsson opt. rat degree, in stabbing. i renulted inthe | _ $th.—Patterson and al als, Hinnan— Motion to change 19 Mere Joe F Maore, submerged screw steamers are now building, to| The Boan! then. at half past ten o'clock, adjourned til) th of waid Barge orth nel on nya senne-—dented,Riman ie, Burr Motion fo set imide James iting, un betw2en New York and Philadelphia. er is r pannelled in the case and the Court signified that ast: wh ep peed ade ‘Anda other Binds of Moots aud Shoes in fashi-n: Indies! gui forerh ; Int awl tess snb on ate Clamtead oh reagent con-| .,Host0.0" Amraxr Anon, Dec. 11—Theminntes | hour ofthe day wae Inte, they would et proceed to hee envit, Pres. ade. Copgill = Motion to remore cause frame Boots, Buskin ted », Diunel ¥ v ‘ wren cosine apo ke : of the last meeting were read and approved. : testimony till to-morrow. bs ides . ™ aes hoes, white net bia wopert, baton Shers: ‘india rab: ts OMAS WE TAR ident. | templation to build iron boats for the Erie Canal, | _ Ineitation toa Lecture-The Presilent read an invitation | | The Grand Ingucst The Grand Jury came into Court fragt sg et reer sere gerbe em ip sr Moceas oe speapemaic sre Kt nn a “4 rat tah of 85 tons burthen, and fit them, if possible, with vied rh ¢ Rieke Ree. Bich p ‘aagh oon Mk may Nisa pli yee geen rigeonafigeeteretaad "2 plaintiff stipulates: ke. Dow ads. Carney. Motion Clogs, Moc wees . y's . y ’ ‘iven by the Right y. Bishop Hughes, on Monday | prisoners were arrai . 5 » oe on a thoes: Tail kinds to be found tp | [HE SUBSORI Gamen given ; ; i i ‘elo for iudment, as in case of nonenit--granted with costs. aa neg ait of our own mauufveture, and the best of French nig ole for BERS have sust tecesve from (ietmany | the serew propeller. he th Ina at the Tabernacle, in aid of the |” Adjourned to to-morrow (this day) at 11 o'clock, A. M TE rg ey pct eel goods, and warranted to be the best, and aa chesp as the cl Ain TOHT articles; calle New Inow WAR Stramen.—This vessel, built: by fands of the soriety—Accepted, Campbell and al, ads. Ogden and al —Mo- ir tO ed ANAYDRA INE, for which ps ents have been taken heghen i Pet i i in fasta Hf and referred to the proper committees. GREGORY & CAHILL 367 Broadway. | ue. ‘ose yuna Stackhouse and Tomlinson, of Pit'sburg, under the ‘i ae we - a in: from. , U “ ‘ * * Before Judge Betts. nlaintifis stipulate. &c. Thorp, admx. ads. Morew. admx. CORE OLE WATER PROOK AND. DRESS ANODOROUS: INECART A ee oe wanes ae cco tnintned od aueday mn tur ce pate er aarp Pee acy 10M) sc. An —The trial of Williams and Jupiter, both blacks, | Xe —Motion to refer—granted. Newell ads, Burbank. so eneoriptions of tre asst quatity of French Galt | fies art Chronicle gives the following dimensions of her. ‘The Lanet works, and aesuring the Board that the com: | i# postpone for the present term Bi had ‘been | Wotion tj oie or a eeeeh nent Shins in the Iatest style, apt at very reasonable prices. Geo- | Keo Steamer ies handsome vessel. of perfect symmetry, and | swinieation, enclosing the commantcation of Mr. Norris, | ound against them Jor attempting to ereate a revolt on | Canty | jae Mente viel coats Be arech aa Gemes who have been in the habir of pay ng extravagant prices | 41's, promises to be a fast sailer, Her dimensions and pr chief superintendent, to him. on the subject, was not in- | board the © Silas Kiehtnle. Angusta Wreil, indi dl ada. Dore —Motion to set aside and quash the writ of aspect to the Board, orto | Larceny « he strict and regular dise | for a larceny at sea, John A. ‘rror—cranted with costs, Trowbridge, imnd ads. Con- I, 196 feet 4 inches: lit, Trustee, &e—Motion to set asile capias—grant tended by him as an ot of any member of that Board. hw tdi Tt was laid on the table to be printed, | priaoner, informed the Court that | ties are as follows :—Length of the ky Length on deck, 167 feet 6 inches ; Length over all, 176 for inferior articles, their interest in purchasing at thi Drawings being taken of the ‘eet, equuest to and be convinced of tore da pair of Lasts kept fos rrill, the counsel for the was ready to go to OSE HOSE, A ‘ Ke ‘ener, th no difficult ett hands . feet 6 inches ; Breadth of the beam, 27 feet ; Breadth over | sharge of his duty. te ih 7 a “ws cL with ¢ oa ane he matter of the application of atone, there inno diffcnity in getiag a handsome and | rhenmatinin guard, feet 10 inchos; Depth of hold 1 feet; Height | ‘ngether with the previous meamage, enclosing Mr Nor | trial. The District Avorney however, absorsed, that At Gitb costs, ox pee, ee bor a precet TT vane, o msfantly on hand, a large assortment of jeady made Bress | WAGO: rom top of the keel to top of rail, 17 fect 10 inches. The | vis's communication. prosecution Wis Tavwicdye, whieh made it a mattor of bnartel with. corte. The ve Morehotise —Motion atest av les, at $3 nnd $3 40 per cair; Doable Sule trom | 1 ov \ hull ie cntirely of iron, except the gan deck; thereare | His Honor the Mavor, and the Board of Axsistanta.-Axat. | hind come to his knowledgo, whens mms ot oe marie, with corte. Thorp rr mtion Of rule-t0 eo}. fe to WS rer pelt. Over Stine’, IGM Boot, Dantiag Pumps, | LOOMS ent for BAUS. woth rain four water tight bulkheads athwartship for the greater se | Alderman W. Dole, offered the following resolutions | loubt whether the Court had jurisdiction in the ease, ‘The } (or sefendant fo nl! Oo Meat NY “Onler to con: Hinpers, Rey SNL WATRINS, 14 Fulton street 5 lly Hecate ca diet fon ter eel aguintt rockingy tear Keolwons for the | Weve unwilling that the debate ofthe previous meeting | caseatands over until foxmorTOW. ie oe | tt ttammierionore repo Walker ais. Cumnineham — eter becwenn Weneveraad Daven streets, | which tll arrest the "a curly of te et ros the snain Keaison, whic | the free mosmuce, wae tobe consitered evan intended | Jest Hoyt ve. Biward Curis the plsintf is the ox | rm comer nite iatement, we—dented. with, cox 5 F 7 han ordinary sail clothe al req is seventeen inches deep. The wheelhouses and’ guards | tisrespect to his Honor. | The only objection then offere! | |? lector of the Port, and brings the present action | \ en 1 to recover ailditional costs, a er STYLE OF CHILDREN'S VELVET CAPS | snanage then.” In the manulaature of Maeve ea icon. She will be achoonet-riggel, act have | war ore mariner in which Mr, Morrin's communication | agninst the defentant, who is the “otlector, to Keconse te | rime 8; 10 Op ands 108 e Ms , " weede ‘other material. p eum $1,779 99, he! r net - sav f the latest fashion, chhe | Mticle mast su #) r is three mast’, and can carry sixteen guns, although her | had reached the Board. ‘ 4 4 Motion to refer—granted. Geneiganen’s and Boys, Cape, oF cscabitsnanane Yar hte efeye: | P22 thom of the ANALY BRLNE must be alos wlimite. | present armament will comprise but two 6 Paixhan gane | Resolved, That in the opinion of this Board, the cone from the eolieetion of custom bonds for daties, which | Per ane ne, Van Alatynn.-Mouion for precept Among hel mney be found gentlemen's cloth, velvet, a new | sumed is cover for feather beds; eis adminsdty | and four 32 pound carronades. This vessel will probably | nurse hy the Mayor in presenting the communication | honts had been taken by Mr. Hoyt. but whieh did'wot fl | rad ity coats, ew patter, Mas nee nd fine otter caps. Also on. hand ala Sy or even healthy persons s0 1 be ready for service pon the opening of navigation nex! | from the Superinte” dent of the Acqtteduct Works to this intil after that Mr. Cartis had become the sucee . Nisensed Y pergons so injurious and destructive y P P' igat peri moleskiavalfi and far hata, of a bean y for malt | ‘Svehers, will under its uve. be wen pooemreting aod yor service UP ne ore aak lauecled Woon the | honed on tho Ath inst, wan proper, and.tbet the action of | of Mr Moytyend hed entered upon hie dutics. Mr Ht" crete ; ae Fr cannot extend ms p josity i * near :" ith ‘ref Ne ihe anid | claims these monies under the act of 1776, know as the CARROLL'S “Ms DICAT K BATHS Tavey FuriAteo, constantly on hand, a large assortment of | Annot éutens rer ot the ick lake, willexcite much curiosity in those who may for the | ‘he Board was taken’ only with reference e Alene, Reapepeovnasipeaer Iti ee eters ce a bs ) street, are a ‘dy eare for jaffs ond Fur Trimmings for sale at very low price IFER.& WISSMAFN, first time behold her. Our readers have learned that Cap- | communication from the Superintendent, so presented by | ompens aes ex: lor, FSommis. | «ugha co of . sear _ . ne n13 Im*ee 28 South William atreet signees shall be entitled to receive the one-half of co { ~ : te of ihe fe vd ague, NP: Lr dy the gubseriber took the premium at the tain Inman has been placed in command of the steamer. | his Henor the Mayor. ratio bg Ce a tani for dation wich shall have been execu: | (t fever, mh matin, ets of {he {cit ern gent an tee Institmte. ‘That ‘an has been some time in town, as are other] Resolve, That a copy of the above resolution be com- which shall Hare vomce. and | Re, Oren iam 1 A. Mt eT galphar Bathe rion Cae ated by the Clerk of this Board to his Honor the ted to such ex-collector doing Moyo: up to the date of his resignation or death, The defendant, hours notice. 190 mr 1 Cnet a SRS ieaeiaen, officers whose ane unknown to ns, who will here-