The New York Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1844, Page 1

= = —— = rome reine ree een oe 7 niece Vola X: Hos I =Whote No. 38 NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 12, 1844. NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA RA sROAD LINE TO LET—The plot of ground the buildings UNITED STATES HOTEL, NEW YORK. [From the Commercial Advertiser.] In your theory a Bishop is the highest of three grades TORN’ 4 erected thereon, situate on the north side of 18th at eet in ‘KS 3 of clergy :—Bishops, priests and He ie set over Fou Newaax, Newonuns: ‘Tretor, fs Koa the 7eh avenue and Fisarey row. wow occupied ae eee een ec barrel ery com. | Rey. Dr Potts to Rev. Dr. Wainwright. [0 oidiiar section or dio esiastical head, ‘Boapentown Ax» BUALINGTO! by Echan Campoell. Apply at No, $2 Laixhtstreet. last year, we beg leave to inform them thatthealte | Rev. avo Dean Sit,—Refore | have concluded this let- | and is invested with cert clusive rights, which 43 Awere rations and improvements contemplated are now cum, leted and ter in answer to yours of the Sth instant, our readers will | rights are thus stated by @ Prelate :—" The right to ordain FOR SALE—A Valuable Fi fled ingfield. prepared to accommodate our frends au lers ge | have discovered that itis not my purpose to retard the dis- | and confirm, that of general supervision in a diocese, and ituaced in the comy af lleok Wightsaaite nnd afalé | beealy ana stvie nat sunwscad by any ober establishment | evasion of your proposition, by ineisting upon that of the chief aduinistration of discipline ; besides i THROUGH IN SIX HOURS. for small vessels) tunaine te the mouth of Nansemonditiver, | witroduced in every department, aud the terms one doliar and | Mence the discussion, | will commence it; but in Onlerdonk) In virtue of the last two of these rights, Leaving Yow daily from the Beg 0 Comment ere ison the farm a large avd well Guished brick dwelling | Mfty cents per day, so, I mean to hold hed strictly a osc 9 panto expressed with an indefinite comprehensiveness which ne Nh eeu “i hen . with every jecessary out house, in Kod repai . i thrown out as a defiance, and to keep yourself and our | we will examine ata subsequent stage in the discussion the Moma poseeds to Bordentown, from thence by | Netty ne half of the jaud ia well timbered with large tall pi subect Fioscquiat | Feaders in mind that mine is an attitude of self-defence | the Prelate has been known. even to claim a control over The Evenii Proceeds direet to Camden (opposite to | 3nd oaks; the pine of the fint, quality. for steamboat wood. fri wtic, that he hos lately added to his | against an assault, and an unprovoked assault, upon the | the proceedings and minutes of a convention, Phitadelphia) without change of ears, ‘The cleared land is of a good quality and well adapted to the | establish venta Tanle d’Hte, at o'clock, at which a I character and rights of the great mass of our Christian |” farther, in order to the right institution of “a Bishop,” Passengers will procure their tickets at the office foot of | cu'tivation of wheat, corm, sweet potatoes and water number of respectable gentlemen may enjoy the luxori fellow citize rn : arm, he must.) poeived his ordi+ y nt where i iH bein | _ [thas atrached to it ng for planting oysters, | diner table teleet aes yet 4 | fellow citizens, : __| in your sense of the term, he must have recei 01 Courtlande street, where a commodious, steamboat, will be in | if Nas atarte Coleg in lower Viruiuia, | Hy'auy establishment inthis citys which, wiht the Teceaee |. 2 my last I think it was shown conclusively that this | nation from other Prelates, and they again from others, 60 ne plying early, will meet ) sortment of the best Wines of all rsous Wishing to purchase, by countries, will be furnished | Was the case. ¥ hi dress reaal ravatcly before, it will be offered at public auc- | “S4She subscnier has lately made important cb ju | wan ell” ederteat irpose oF reff car in Which are apartanents ing rooms ex-ressly for 1 . - | athe subse: as lately made important changes and im: adapted for my purpose or popular e! 4 premises on the ?2ih day of January, Itt, area rere geri mil ins | Was Wall edamueditormy purpose OF B eee ae the Lines leave Philadelphia from'the foot of Wal- | «Terms will be made kuown and further inforshation xiven by | ffamilies and pessous desirous of more private rendenceant | Pacer ot itl ct a eter te rereraney, but Etta ines, ; iladel phi crates are coi from city to city, wishbone ray” RTA Set Sy suspicion thatthe close | that an unbroken chain may convey the Episcopsl grace tter, | from the Apostles themselves, ‘This is the 1A You | tolical succession, of which so mu a hers] mate of late years. Why this chain is con- or, W Mr. Jos, B. Whitehead of Smithfield, Isle of Wight ty, ~ pr . enot failed to perceive that my statement of the circum: | id¢ of such consequence may he seen by aaj treet, By tpamboat 0 Bordeatown, ap Tyo clock, A. M. brie fate a MULACLABE HEN INS, '* 1| qearerkenn pore repare’ With a VaTieeY Of fostal AiG: stances convicts you of making a gratuitous attack upon all | the reader if he will peruse the following quotations; two The lines for Baltisnoze leave Philadelphia at Th AM. aa 20 Staw tojy25 re all yersous ‘who may do him the favor to eal. 5 who do not think that Prelates only can open the gates of | ont of a multitude which I have at hand. ‘Ihe first is from 4P. M. being a continuation of the lines from New York. BROWN & COS One Price Hat Score, 170 Chatham | , The Restaurant wall be continued as uauil for parties who | the Christian Church. “My purpose,” I admit, was “popu- | q well known champion of Prelacy, Dodwell, in. the fol jo 3m*m Square, comer of Mott street, where fghion, beauty, | #eaize to dine separately. F BLANCARD. | lar effects” and I feel complimented by your thinking that | jowing moderate terms. 1 beg the particular notice of the Feet WINTER MAIL LINE FOR ALBA | dumbilityand economy are combined to adorn the head Lie | Dinner aud supper parties may be accommodared at’ the jeved my purpose, ‘The reason of reader. “None but the Bishops can unite us to the Father ANY anduscermedrate placen fom thefont gt | broputars have the piswtare > offer away ie of atthe | Morte Bote ow ST : elie ide tobe found in any | TST, Noe i eek follows that whovoover is Courtlandt street —The steamer UTICA, | Reon of beaver, which closely resummble those formerly sold for HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL special skill upon stating the facts, but in the | disunited from the v communion of the Church on Gant. J. Seott, “will leave as above at 6 P.M. on Weduesday, | fation orneceasity are iutuced to atudy economy in that indis- | [HE audlersigned takes occasion to inform his friends and | nature of the facts themselves. | In a simple matter of fact, | earth, and particntarty from the visible communion of the Friday and Stindas k Seasanin.srtio\wakicioms ara eave emepwerseniie oh aoite wet the public, that the Mansion House is now located in In- | the host judge ‘s the common sense of common people. [| 'pj/shops, must consequently be disunited from the whole The COLUMBIA, Capt. A. Houghton, will leave as above till keep up the appearance of the most fashionable, Bro dot street, No. 07 in the vicinity ef the steamboat Iandiag | perceive that you.do not yourself call in question the force visibe catholic Church upon earth; and not only so, but atP. M.oa Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, . For passage oF treat, apply on board, or te P. C. Schult, Jn. Weyoearing. this bat to the pabifs, think they have at the office on the whark, it __] durability aud comfort of the wearer. All. sales are for casi, ATEN ISCAND, FERRY, FOOT | thereforono good customer pays for losses incurred vy the bad. kK steamboat } commodious family apartment of my argument, that,as there was confessedly nothing in | from ¢' Mr. Choute’s language, and nothing in the applause of the | saints in Heaven, and, what is more esiastical standing, 60 | junself, It is one of the most dreadful invisible communion of the holy angels and Me ‘hrist and God aggravetions of the an arranged in the weateet orde j é beggage, ke: wha will board vewsels itmmedistely acer the vied | audience, which invaded your 4 ¥) 2 of the teveune officers. you were notcalled upon, especially upon that occasion, | condition of the damned, that they are banished trom the OP ATEN ISLANDER iilere Nem vont | jttmem DROWN & CO. 178 Chath a st. . B.~Visitors to this Island shonld procure a passport from | to attack the ecclesiastical standing of the general com: | prescuce of the Lont, and the glory of his power. ‘The Staten Jaland, on and after October 2d, as follows, until = > 5 > fhe Beanish Consnl, at the port of embarkation, to obviate dif- | munity of Christians. same is their condition also Whe are disunited from Christ further notiee += BOOTS—WATER PROOF Double and Cork Soles, | ficulties and inconvenience. You will understand me, however ; [do not think that | },y beingisunited from his visible representative. of cae par te i porte ae Bret sendcnsie cal pa becany socer are) Tens Snea WILLIAM EULTON:_ | the inappropriateness of time and place is the worst fea | phe former Prelate of this diecese, Dr. Hobart, in his Pe aay oe tT p ar Ree aT Coarse water boots and shoes of nil ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT. _ this case of ecclesiastical proscription. It is the |“Companion. for the Altar,” speaks the following Ii peepee tore ¥ ? B.—Ladies, Missesand Childrea’s gaiter ONDON-ST.KATHARINES HOTEL, conorite the nveasonableness and the unrelieved moral deformi- | guage it is equally kind as the foregoing :—" But where he is required to be particularly inarked and baskiny, doubl isnt the riak of the owners thereat. ss0efr_ | Padics. Geuts, Misses and Childrea's water proof In Lia ts, Misses ‘tui WINTER WAiL LINE FOR ALBANY | oversee ofthe latet atvle, all of which wil beaold cheaper and the intermed.r te’ plaees—Fare through to | than at any other store in this city. “Napoleon tap boots $2. Albany $4—Theat lendidateamboat UEECA. | pa I. 3. WALKER, 419 Broadway. apt Joseph Scott, will leave the foot of Cortlandt street, every |" s3 im¥ee Comer of Canal st. aflernoon at Sorelock. mene N. B.—Passengers by this line will arrive in Albany at two o'clock next day alter leaving New York. B id single soles, and of every color al Mint. dogma, which, 1n my view, h the Gospel is proclaimed, communion with the Chureb, tute its offensiv J admire boldness, | by the participation of its ordinances, at the hands of the a bad cause; and I hold that to be, prima facie, a bad | duly authorised priesthood, is the indispensable condition ailt and farnished regirelens of | CAUSE, Which, either in the pulpit of one of your churhes, | of satvation”—meking a soothing exception in favor of ted for the recepton of fx- | Or at the dinner table of the Astor House, prompts any | fonismaties and dissenters, who separate themselves from the hotel fronts that | snan thus to assail the Chureh standing, including the | the regular priesthood through" inreluntary ignorance faith, hopes and. rights, of his fellow Christians. When | snd vevor.” you set tp aclaim, not to a superiority, but to a monopoly | | do not mean to discuss these monstrosities now, but CORK SOLE WATER PROOF AND DRESS OOTS.—The subscriber makes to order Boots of the of the finest quality of French Calf- Pac, mays inor die a ome glen eed id ins i de, ana at very reasonable prices. Gen- | 204 Gy conical aneeipien Ve of the privileges belonging to the house of God—when yon | will only add here that the ground upon whicl 7 femea who have been in the habit of paying extravagant pri the London, A an, East Indian and Colonial pape: set up this claim in behalf of a mere fraction, a molecule, | sumptions are made is, that irom the Apostl NAVIGATION OF THE HUDSON OPEN TO nferior articles, are requested to call and be convinced of | Vi ne are of the fire quali y. A kood fi of the Protestant community—and when such confeesedly | alone derive Episcopal grace, which they communicate SANY. their interest in purchasing nt this 3 4 nend que ah Fistolved! yy ert ; win Sit ARQ, Link FoR, ALBA gi sateen i DOFEPARIBG AS Hla AOES or vast kept for ind Warn Bathe, will bs found in thehouse, Gentle stupendous consequences aro necessarily Involved in the | to the inferior ion, and which through te places be tear - q N dT . is no difficult; a handsome and Rx ad upernediate pisces gt be siram. | gach customer, there is ne difficulty in getting Le btabey.vwi'l: leave the foot ofCourtlanat at, Wedues: | “SCocstantly on hand, a large assortment of ready made Bress day, Friday and Sunday afternoons, at 4 o’clock. | Boots, latest scyles, at $3 and $3 50 per pair; Double Soles,from ‘the Stearer COLUMBIA, A. Stoughton, will teay: to $6 par pair. Over Shoes, Half Boots, Dancing (Pumps, oy lar ate Rott af Seiten eye bo pers, es a EY AY RSRINS, 114 Fulton street (ioe eit guhyucbonans iy eadgbeor ogg te a8 1mtee * Metween Nassau and Dutch streets. it cannot esonye the most unobseryant reader, that | the ministration gy, i LENNEY bets to assure those who may honor him with out such a claim, its advocates onght to be pre- | to the people in baptism and the ie Encharist, by the their patronage that nothing shall be wanting to render them | Pared with proof little short of mathematical demonstration. | former of which a spiritual life it given, while by the lat- comfortable, and by attention tthe wishes of his guesia, haves | A as | shall hereafter more fully show, the extra- | ter that spiritual life is fed and sustained. fo merit thal confidence and good wil. 40 liberaliy bestowed on J vaganee of the claim is equalled only by the contradictory | "Qn the other hand, our definition of a “Bishop” makes yun Syn stmeage OF, th Britto Quen, dite | indefinite, and,1 must add,the absolutely ridiculous charac- | him nothing more than a pastor or overseer of a particular ter of many of the arguments which are empluyed to sus- | congregation, who is, in all official respects, upon an tain it. This aggravates the unproked assault you have quality with other pastors ; who, in administering the a ome terms as in America. A SUITABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT. ALENTINE has removed his Engraving , N.B.” All kinds of property taken only at the risk of the aa : ‘owners thereot. da re OHS EAD eile Cieeiss his friends | ¥ tablishment. trom Joho street to No. bi chosen to make, and if, in the course of my futureremarks, | discipline of the house of God, ix associated with ollicers WINTER ARRANGEMENT—FOR ALBANY, and the public, that he has commenced business in the above (hore joy’s Hotel,) opposite rick Church, Ishall speak of the high Church dogma as it deserves, 1] who are elected by the people, and who, in administering Via BRIDGEPORT and Hine, at No. 99 Nassau street, where he will thankfally re ‘eddin hs ne Tuvitation and Professional Cords, exeent- | shall hold myself absolved from blame as an aggressor. the ordinances of the Gospel, pretends to be no more than patlowsatonie & Weareny aud faithfully, execute, all ‘orders be may be favored wit Engraving nentees ofthe Printings and the wht Ne] pears nd todo for you, what you cae 10 | the ministrator emblematic, ovtinances, whore vith sy Pails th reasol liancy of the cards. Persous furnishing their own for yourself, define the terms of your own proposi- | as seals of the covenant depends altogether upon the faith Passe gers for Alba ara Monee weibh tals enewand | ['O THE LADIES —If you have hairy excrescences cou | can Dayeshers pristed on the most approved and tion so that the reader may understand them, (fort shall | of thefrecipients. Ordination, whether with or without elegant steamboat RUR®KA, Capt J L. Fitch, which leaves craling a broad ancl elevated forehead if you havefthe ua | style of Cards, at reduced prices. ou that I myself understand pretty well the sense | the amposition of hands, is no more than a public and for- * Liberty ¥ vet | sightly appendage of a beard oa your. upper lips—if you have Ber, oan fae Eeaaeorh eas by ton ate a upertluous har diatiguriagany part of your otherwise beaut}. roa ls, without change ef cars or baggage crates, | ful faces, the Poudre Subtile, invented by Dr, Fel to Albany, arriving same evouiug at 8 o'clock. Fare through | will quickly and forever eradicate 1t,, without th {ary ordiscoloration to your shins—thia yom ca Xeeing the preparation tested at the Doctor's office a fix to them.) the: wo little'pieces of history, | mal s en in your last lett ch call for criticism, _| the m . and is performed by his predecessora in the frst is that in which you are giving an account of | ministry. ‘The case of those churches which have elect- in of this discussion, for the purpose of “letting | ed one outof the numberof ministers to exe: ertain ic understand what are our respective positions.” | supervisory powers over the rest, as is the fact in the Me- ting apart ofa suitable individual to the work of LUMBY DAGUERRIAN GALLERY OF P. PREMIUM COLORED PHOTOGRAPH Broadway, (over Mr. Tenney’s Jewelri the pu pes meng on oe apply on bogrd oF ot is omce, foot the artrele beiny a humbug will quick! tituces, as; the most Itrans thus—"Upon leaving my study one morning, for | thodist and Lutheran Churches,is not an exception to the fd esti only at 67 Watker street, oue door trom Piishwent having been greatly enlarged and iaproved, por | te discharge of my parochial duties, 1 am informed in | doctrine of the essential purity or equality of their ainis- SS ASEAN PBST: | Mave Sl rer, hortle where may be had the following articles, OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE | #!l warranted—The celebrated Italian Medicated Soap, for cur- OFFICE telages pelloputenton Tyeaheemcot tes aes tae, cppoed * } OF Fo of po 61 SOUTH STRELT, NEW YORK. Pande, face, or muaguito bites. its effects are immediate: in the ees eit cracisied Sonera ot Gale at are real j n i Ro mother should be without a cake. Que cake, 24 eeuts can be en; from Liv | by the follow: ten 't paclge ships comprising the Old Black Ball Line of Packets canal eon your fund ee ctnae es Bola tate per eal eed i the ra. | the street, to my great surprise, that a letter has been ad- | ters, ‘These bodies do not claim a divine right for their econ to mein a public print by the Rev. Dr. Potts, It | Bishops or superintendents, , Sec. ee.” This yea ene die tle | And now, finally, whatdo you mean by the cariozic fs i ; — Lh epienee ah Cuuncn ? ‘It is a phrase found in your former letters, and i i .— Ledger, R atus and begin at the beginning? It would | will probably occur again. I shall understand you to OE Pe ee nd” Geman Cameser’ eetticiins, | ve more co J oommanead by. recording the po- moun by it that portion. of Christendom in which the it. at lower | lite invitation which led you to the New England festival; | above views as to the indispensableness of Prelacy are to 12 Iin*m@ | the speech of the New “England orator; ie Sppiay be found, ‘That is, you hold that the Prelatical bodies fpaita will hereafter be taken. here (in any weather juced prices charged for ordinary work at other p sequently no one need now sit for an inferior liken seyre of economy. ** A Photograph of a lady, by Professor Plombe, ‘on the | is put into my hand page, and a fe 1} w of the first leave the finest 1, 1843, ¢. Plates, Canes, ke ke. forwarded to any desired’ p rates than by any other manuf i sailing as under no where else but as above. FIRE-PROOF BOOK SA. which acoompanied him throughout, and which offended | alone constitute the-catholic Church. ‘The Romish, the ¥ rom Liverpool. vapors gia Eau de Beante, or True Water of Beauty, * aeSTe lis ;, », | Youso deeply, when he gave a sort of ecclesiastical gene- oni d other East Churches, toge The shi COLUMB gay Captaia Cole, onthe 16th Febraary. | well known aud approved cosinstic for aleansing. healt HE Subscriber has on hand au assortment of C. J. Gayler’s | ony of his forelathers: your determination. tor re. | Greek) the Armenian and other Hastern, Churches, th h the English and American Prelatists, are th by declaring your | only component parts of this Church, And their catholi- ealogy, but that | city, let the reader observe, consists not in purity of doc- urious; your ta | trine or forms of worship, (lor you hold those I have Warranted Fire Proof Doubte Safes x the past tex, | WOK your Years several thousnuds of there Safes nave been in use; nearly | DUKE the orator and the audienc ‘one hundred have, nt different times, been thoroughly tested by | belief, not that you had a better fire, and NOT ONE, has at any time, failed to preserve its coc-| their’ genealogy “was absolutely sp 7 i. healing, Bailey, on the Ist Match, i i pean Fo DRIDGE, Cave fn oad lg eg h ere fying aad beautifying the complexion, and by its dilatt ENGLAND, Captain Bartlett, tat Aj OXFORD, Captain, Rathboney 1th 1 perties preventug the formation of wrinkles, and banishing them when present. $1 per bottle. Gouraud's Vegetable Liquid Kouge bseriber’ MONTE. [A, Captain Lowber, lst Mi ing tinge to the complexion, im 0g, aj ents ‘i ass ¥ king occasion, two or three hours after, (when it might be | named, except your own, to be more corrupt) hut iP EUROP#. Captain Furber, 16th May. handkerchief or linen cloth.” For dyeing ladies’ stockiags or | ,,2aylet's Double Safe isa combixation of two entire Safes, it you had had time for deliberation) to avow tsbaleaney io Pralateds . i EW jin Croppes ‘> ‘% ilut A ds iui erected one within the other. Each Safe is made exclusively of y in their bei overned by Prelates. ‘This is the essential ipradtition to heatorevanaocr soi er, Ist dane, «loves, this preparation, diluted with water, is inimitable, $0 | § > ‘ - you, you | clement of ther cents per bottle Gouraud’s Hair wi dark bro’ will have a succession of first class Aurican as customary, from Liverool, every {oor or five days out the year, to the different ports in the United States, by which pasange can be s-cnred.at reduced rates, Those sending for theit friends residig in Great Britain and Ireland, may re- | i ly that every care will b> taken to make passengers as com‘or- | fro ol iron, and the beat non conducting materials, no wood be ing that if the orator of the day should challeng catholicity, this their redeeming excel- used jn their constraction. ‘Ths composition, with which exc gy of New England, who | jence, this their evidence of being “in covenant with + 1s Tived 3s perf P b fall | ted, there were none justly entitled to | Goa? coufidence offers them, as superior to any others yet ated, he name, except ‘the sainted Cheverus,’ and the Oo e other hand, in our view of ct tholicit: ‘ou will ie ner and outer doors ofeach Sale are secued by” the in: clate ot your own Church,’ with “thelr several. subor: | crite roa eee at ety oe: Proved patent det:ctor locks, which cannot be picked or opened | ing Peis re find the main stress laid upon the maintenan the with false key Erepraehg ralbveere EE ge P] c t this } sential doctrines of the scheme of redemption, and not up- e self-respect and sensibilities of nine P change red or gray hair to a beauti- ‘a or black, wi:hout ‘taining the $1 per bot- and Eye-brow Dye 25 censs per bo! Hlanc @Espagne, or Spanish White, gives a pare jabaster whitesess and smoothuess to the s! free rious ingredieats and is entirely aunihilati fe is lined 18 perfectly fire-proof and the Patentee m all g com- yd table es they can reaso 1h i ie Cl att: \- * ivcetpadtraud ctnelttimeent e ‘Also, an assortment of Single Safes and Specie Chests, for f n- | on the presence or a ternal form of polity hot come ous, the passage money will be promptly relanded, | Map Chayeand Hake white, at up iu elegant bores, 79 cents | gale at prices from $2) t0 S75each. tweatieths, ifnot more, of your fellow-citizens—I am al- | Wa admit that even Pre Mata the abeenaes rafts can as sual be furn ible at this National and | farno where else but at 67 Walker street tact cee denated. | “All kinds o1 Book Safes and Specie Chests made to order. | most afraid to say fellow-Christians—was published | of a ink it has proved iteelf to be a Bectland nod anceas and on Messrs 3: Balt Go 8 Gay | tne Somme’ Qh Beoadiway. jebere Wil be ound a amorementa( | _js tmre 11 Falton atreet weat Goll vreet-_[ Yo puss and you hal postage ontetatated spunea ta | 2zeiEa and nsw hesome tip ret Cn Messrs, . Co. | the most delicate and choice Perfumery, imported from al " treet. | (0 pass, and you had perhapa congratulated yourself that | ody, that while our ca- Bankers. Loudon Mrsire. J. Harned. & Co., Basho parts. see of ‘ WM READ & CO. yotthad chiastised Vankeo impertinence,—then— "upon ANetiadiy proves tia oman piaih ree Rireher pariiculars apply (if by letter poet nud) to. pete ate Se cree, Rortons 78, Chtennt erect, MANUFACTURES OF paving your study one morning, &e.&e. Ke” Is not the | ofevery name whose recognised creeds do not absolutely Y HERDMA) rt * + - Seabrook, Princeton; Trippe, Newark : ‘Tousey, Rochester: BRASS FAUCETS, record unfair until these few little items are prefixed to | reject the fundamentals of Christian religion, yours fF ‘ «61 South: sircet, near Wa" Carswell, Lockrort; Smith, 3 Grigs, Hamil : And all the various articles used in the it? 1 will deave to the rewler to say, herthe above | poynces all who do not admit the single item vf Prelac: Ps CLR uo ee eee js Gathnie,. “Albany; Gray Boughkcepate ioe PLUMBING BUSINESS? ; be not the th igenats ofthe proven Which of these Clawe beat tasertes Gee Goat, ok OS z ships, fo ve ven ty Providence a my E h* second pivve of history, whi pis 4 five days, and to Loudoa on the Lat, lth sud 20th of each Ng Od ede’, Wenbor at Pe No. 250 Water street, fi bepeiiend scajedhg ttt RAN fiac ler judge. 7 ORK, ‘ close my letter by saying that if I hadjbeen privileged 7. 1. DYRE, Jr., & CO’S of the motto which “you bear upon your shield” : “No | goin,” at which you seem to look with much distaste, of Justly celebrated 4 Church without a Prelate,” At the very unqualified claim | insisting at once upon your obligation to give these defini- D POTS OR CRUCIBLES, you make in respect to this motto, {would express my | tions of your terms, anil thus have saved myself the task For sale, wholesale and retail, at, Manufacturer's prices. | wonder, surprise, astonishment, &e. &C., Were I not of try ing to reach the point thus indirectly, and the ne a ilver Medal was awarded Wm, Read & Co. for | wi co of di avery eff 5 ; 9 aie their manufactire of Faucets, by the American Institute, at | (1 t,that common practice of dispntants, a very elficient | sity of waiting for your answer. If you refuse to give me ou appl tion as atove. ton, Portsm: ten, Portland ; ¢ |, Bangor ; OLD BLACK BALL TING OF FAOKETS— | White, Calais Seth's: Hance, Halumores ‘selb : i DY & ‘ashington irs. Wraser, Richmond; Mathewson, wich, MiBR ocean Cot itp."hee | Conn; Wells & Hampliys, Hartford; K Gy Ferre, Middle: mela Gay Tove. ishing to engage passage will requite to | town, du feation WEEWCEY FPPnCTOUN HERDMAN, 61 South street. Ser merken N, B.—Passage from Great pouth Caticton, Lowell’: Ives, Balers Hodge, Newburyport Pres: ec Pa uild, Fr “The subscriber would respectful- ly inform his friends, and tha public generally, that he has opened a shop at the corner of West and Warren streets, for | their last Exhivition, held October, 1813. thing in rhetoric, but useless in logi atever my | your definitions, or to correct those i have given, 1 shall o fret spring ahips ofthe line atthe lowest rate, and drafts } the vale of beet by the quarter, side oreatease, WANTED thre or four loumeymen, to manufreture er may be, I will not utter it. Besides which, alter elf at liberty to consider you as shrinking from principal towns, without any charge, throughout GreaBritain | adv. ate ae me ames, Bil ohio} pon | Faucets, None but first rate meehauies need apply. di Im*re having seen how familiarity with extravagant statements ats and Irelaud, ou application as above. Dire | arrangement with an experienced aad extensive dealer, is eu MUSIC. often obliterates the intellectual sensibilities, just as a skirmishing in your last communication, as to FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louisiana and New | tbled to offer fresh beef every morning, at the lowest market | JOSEPH KAMMERER, Professor of Music, efatly | ng Semalllarity with an offensive odor blunts the sense of | who is, technically speaking, the challenger, is of little York Line—Regular Packet of vt) January—*h» | Prices. i anuounees to his patrous and the puolic in general, that he | Sel, Ihave no longer a right to feel surprise at the nce. 1am resolved not to postpone the discus- packet ship 'OSWEGO, Capuaia David Als, on band and forsale, a qnautiy ff Sheep. swerrr, | bu mmoved ou Se Crabs atsie'e toe Ueaieee a Hen | occurrence of such a phenomenon; no nght to wonder fe monstrous proposition you have endoraod, by all ordery for his ‘ab ive, her or out of tow! day. = feght or passage, having hantsome furnished aceommo- | 110 1w*re 3 dations, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of wall street, Hi NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER, No. 71, Vol. 2, E. K. COLLINS & ¢ contains Practi¢r] Points—Partuership—Gi Bailee i , , 6 South street. | —Lodging House Reports—C! Shippers by this line may rely upon having their goods cor- | Walworth’s Court, rectly measured. 3 .. | and Purchaser—! Agents in New Orleans, Ha lin & Woodraff, who will } chart v. Freach—! promptly forward al! goods'to their addres jon Band, to perform on parties, ke, in| that one, who hal brought his mind to brave | jj, ‘ ethis tifle. 1 do ‘not Pt om ly praee RS Bang isputing as to who shall appropriate this tifle. 1 do no! the consequ neces of the adoption of the unchurch- | fo, 9 — ele: inatic opt “the et va tor J. K. will slap bereceived at Mra. W. Dubois | ing dogma, should first. of “all find it easy. to as | cenlasaure you (he Teast inclination to accept “the liberty Masi Store, No. 285 Broadway, 20 Tare sert in a é promiscuous company that Prelacy was to recede whi Tis Parepe mote poe Won Fees 1 FRENGH OHINAS TT [of the very, essonce of the Charch of God, and] pavejell petty. questions of chivalry, quite certain ttt 3] sod, ¥ e bey we ti d ussion, ii ill be No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs, | then subsoqiently, that this doctrine was “ borne'on the | seen that mine is the attitude of defence, and yours that of DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufactarers, has fs niversal Church, without challenge or dis- | ay assailant of the common principles of all aiti-Prelatical + always on hand a large assortment for dinner and ten sets | pute, 1600 years.” Now this is a wonderful sta Christendom. ‘This is the important consideration. ception in Leare—Bankruptcy, rant fudge Judson. Eoglish Gases--From the Master of . cica of ‘Lhe packet sh pM pi, Captain C. Hibbard, will suc | the Rolls’ Court, Cou't of Queen’s Bench, and the Court of | in plain whiteand gilt French Porcelain, as well as di | | might show that far is this fre being tr e . ceed the Oswexo, and sail Sist January, her regular day. Hecheyuer, ‘Mot Points, Mveailaneous,ficw 10°) ONY Ot) deere plate of alt zen, gauoreeddisheas wou tuseens, covered doctrine of menopoly-es 1 shall-call it for the sake of piace bonded film Published at the office, 12 Aun street, New York, ‘Terms— | dishes, enlad bowls, frait baskets, custaris aud stands, brevity, and to distinguish it from true catholicity—is | Jaxyany 10, GEORGE POTTS. }» Tea and Chocolate Ware, Greek, French and Ameri- can shape. ‘All the articles are warranted of ity, old on liberal terms. and in lots Ritelieetaioes iar caeee FOR SAL, Freight or Charcer—The barque | $3 Per aanum, im advance. ALTOPF, of Boston burthen 258 to »prer fastened—built at Medford nanced by the voi who distinctly de aldensian for instane SAMUEL OWEN, Editor. scopvered and | On the 15th Febraary next No. 1, Vol. 3, will be publi lata) ‘earries | Audivional leaves will be added, for the’ prrgose Of Muving of antiquity ; that. there : 44 U. 8. Marshal’s Office. it, and whole church- abour arreis. Apply to Cam Bogardus, on bor at pier i? i mT — ~ - S , % issi 1, Baordh river, orto ai ama eo ee aoa rabid th bol ot] $7) REWARD —The jewelry sor No. 1 Bowery cpecehr ei cedorny tore teem meaner oe BOYD & HINCKEN Brokers, bins Mo estenohacegrysitl bessaae rice was entered on the night of the 17th inst, and robbed | | ‘3 i Janucny 10.—The Malt Robbery —Lemnel Flowers ent 23 ¢ 9 Tontine Building. ‘ 4 i 4e __ | of jewelry, consisting of gold and silver guard and fob chains, | Thisyis unquestionable ; but that the re Charles Blake were brought up for examination, charged gold seals and keys, and Indies” and_gentlomen's broaches as: | upon tho assertion of one who, he may supposo, "us sorted, gold ear riugs, lockets, finger rings silver spoons, specks | words at randon \d numerons other articles, which. are sold ia jewelry shops. q he above reward will be given for the neo ery af dhe property with infrmging the provisions of the act of Congress, of ” L will quote, from a disinterested wit- | March 3, 1824, sections 22 and 24.8The Prisoners sre hard entence ; | will set the authority of the | working characters, and were} attended by Mr. Marbury, TON OCe wo ate Stillingfect over against that of Dr. Wain- | astheir Counsel. Mr, A. Jordan attending as the Counsel Dak wright, These are his words; “Ido despair of finding | of the man Hoff, who is indicted and committed for trial by 420 Im*re 'e etree OWT | erry orn single testimony in all antiquity, which doth | at the next tarmof the U. 8. Circult: Court. Mr. Barrett APCHES. ‘the largest and most splendid assortment of | in plain terms assert episcopacy ax it was settled by the | appeared for the prosecution. RANGIMENTS FOR 60 ND PUBLISHING —1 he subi aki K ii i + OFFIC! , » their interest ia the Pab) i a 1 OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE, barjneny aud are trend. comp le and saeitaveriernente ‘ in the eity and country papers on very favorable terms. the cheap publications Yor sale, and forwarded. to ail’ parte a the country in advaree of the mail. Subscribers recetved Subscriber begs lente focal She attention of li ren the Pinon copies oF Hlaspere’ {Hnmnlneted and. Flctort and the public in general, to. the fallowing arrangements for | _1!0 !m*ec ASON & TUTTLE, ? Toit, for the purpose of bringing out cabin, 2d cabin, and steers | [TAVANA AGENGY.—The subscribers, Aa bev somrenstly Feces aT dese eine Cees Bi. | Practice of tho primitive Church, in ages following the |” Henry E. Miller, examined.—I reside at the city of Hv the Regular Line of Liverpool Packets, sail Wesv’s Boarding Bor ill be happy to g ver Watches, of the newest styles, direct from the maunfae- | Apostles, to he of unalterable divine right” So much for | son, and am a contractor for carrying the mail. About the Tigh, 16th, 2istand 26th’ of every moi y | to travelters bound to theflavana Orders lor sexars, West india | torers, in kagland, France, and Switrerland, he is enabled tc | the “unchallenged, undisputed” antiquity and universali- | 7th'or 8th of December, a bag was found in the river a t offera ‘Assortment, and at much less prices, at retail, than | ty of your motto. Hudson, which bag had left Albany on the 7th; [ saw the anny othes pongo in the Guy. i dold watches as low as $20 to $4 |” But leaving these things for future consideration, I pro- | the mail after it was found; the bag had a gash in it about he Warranted 19 Keep oped ting anmed or bought. gi! | ceed to the most alarming paste your Jest commas tin length; the mails which arrived that afternoon fatehes, clocks and Jewellery repaired in, the tiasner, | tion—I mean that in which | ain warned, in capital lett posited in the office in the usual place. [Here a and warranted lower than at any other place in the ¢ of ahorned dilemma which is goring me. It may be ob-| diagram of the premises was produced and submitted to G. UC. ALLEN, importer of watehes and Jewellery, ___ | tuseness in me, but I confess I do not sce these tremendous | the witness and the Counsel for the prisoners] William 7 Imer Wholesale und recnil, 30 Wall street, ap staire | horns. Hoff was left that night in the charge of the mail bags; TO THE PUBLIC. My “modest” call for your own definition of the terms | Hoff was arrested for the robbery; | know Charl ; » lew rk, the 10th ast fruits, &e., attended to; accounts collected, au Ten Tinea ireh oben rnmns | nuts a atzeaded toy nceounuycollegted, drafte bought and .—Letters and parcels forwarded by ‘ec 'MASO. above, and for the pmrpose of afford: | York. N wy facet. & TUTTLE. SALT FISH STOKE. ill greater facilities to passengers, the subscriber has es- of first class New York built, coppered year. ‘or the accommodation of persons wishing to remit money to BBLS. HALIFAX No. | SALMON; 1 their families or friends, drafts are given, payable at sight, on 400 and 3 Mackerel: 690 half do, do dodo. ' met the following Banks, viz 100 bbl« No. 1 Mess Shad: ant Coad dee ships, to sail punctually every week | — hich you volunteered to maintain, and| he is here now; | have known him for the last five ovinelal Bank at 4 ‘ TO $5000—Mr. Francis K of a proposition Cork, imerick, Londonderry, ofa BAIL bbls No, 3 Saybrook Shady $100 Fe are strens, bows which is the basis of thie disc was dictated by the] years; 1 know Lemuel Flowers, but I do not Sligo, Wexford, Waterford, 400 do’ No.1 Gib'd Herring; Dablie, that independent of the Wi wish to put our readers in possession of our mei iemember seeing Flowers until a year ago last gal irmagh, Polerain, 1509 boxes Scaled jo Ca mabe adyanote im cosh otamols as your own words. As to myself I had a shrewd no! winter. Blake was discharged about four years ago. Ballina, Pratee, Foniskitlen, 3000 Ibs Smoked Salmon silver tea sets, spoons, forks, and ev mot old oF | their meaning. ‘The proposition is capable of two senses; | Some time this fall, Blake was hanging about the premises, Dowapetick, (Com. comnts, anaes 2, ont ches of every de. | Put from the v cumstances in Which yott announe- | and was forbid twice from going into the offices. Ho was a ee | i PC Ae EE al or Thave nerotobyrs fsegins Aust 2 dacasdlow ceed ball sap Gere af nonteioes: Meraned te coat end Fine ‘ e kibereen, joneymore, 1000 sacks Ashou’s Salt; ve heretofore ed that no dis ld be | any part of the premises. He refused to goof, and f snp. Cootehill, Kilrush. 200 bt imeriean Silt, ke. Se. =e me — carried on withont a mutual understanding as to the sense vd he y > fi of Kilrush. d Bult, &e. &e. a a8 " i le » | posed he intended tor He finally left, and Heutland—The Cigy Bank of Glasgow, | All for sale in lotto suit purchasers by ver teeta Jewelry, Stor in the city—4- 16 | in which the parties mean the use the principal terms and | was then told that, if h way, some moans Re Mane es ae add i 3 my oad ‘ondon; JUL int re NELSON, WELLS & CO. 81 Dey street. ham st, where tne; will find the best, cheapest, and newert | phrases. How long is it since this apparently indispensa- | would be take 1 him to keep off, At this time in Great Britain, ‘d i ry WATC —CLOCKS—LAMPs. style of jewelry, of the latest fashi both foreiga and Ameri- | ble preliminary has been expunged from the laws of de- | Blake was not inthe employ of any one in particular in For further infvematon (i by leer post pu, apply to CHANGE OF RESIDEM can manufverure) snitable for Christinns and New Vearspr | bate ? ’ Hudson. On the second time when he was told to keep JOBEDH MeATU RAG Id Pie VICTOR GIROUD, Watch and Clock Manafactarer, has | hor hil wo pits stutrestons Leads and eeetiombe epout cat: | 4, Why you should manifest a reluctance “to commence | of, he got out on the pavernent, and told moe that wae ax : corner of South, N. ¥. the honor of apprising his friends and the put qq RICHARD MURPHY, 106 Waterloo Road,’ | has established his show rooms. and work. shope ne Nat ise 9 6m*re Liverpool Broadway. PASSAGE, FOR LONDONGPacker of thy ious | , He wil have constantly for sale a most sslect assortment of january. miperiog fast sailing packet L . sgt Bil (0 ire sate . n tPur- | the disenssion hy defining your terms,” which is all L ask- | far ay he intended to go. Itwas in September, and 1 did Sereled stove 88 Chathers sticeten Dor not Posada | ed of you, iz more than I will undertake to explain. But | not see him again une the month of December, Chatham street. Old gold ot silver boughtor taken inexchange. | @4 you decline doing thix, and as! must contrive some examined by: Mr.. Manneny for the prisoner-—At utmost value gives for diamouds and other yrecious | way of coming to anfunderstanding asto the trie status | the time of the loss of the mail bag, Blake drove for Mr stones. 621 tmtee | yuastionis, and the sense which our readers are to fix to | Butler of Poughkeepsie. He was at the Hudson House its terms, | propose to waive even this right, and to do | where his stag your work for you, rather than to waste time’ in an idle | that house, nor do the A 4 nine aud parent Lever Watches, and a most splendid variety MONTREAL, Captain Tinker. will’ sda abe ks. For excellence the qualitics of both will he unsur- he most rare, rich, and modern and steerage passea> i and gers, if immed.ate application is made on bon: nd in ct ee r will, as heretofore, be directed to the repair and war of words, In doing this, I shall at the same time state | of our stablee. SOHN HERDMAN, fewlation of «locks aud Waichés, and also of Mechanical wherein your definitions and mine differ in meaning. teams laying at Hudson, ch 61 South street. ¥ First : What is the meaning of the word Cnv: and twoto remainat Hudson. Idid not speak to Blak from Paris the most beautiful an NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER- 1s, together with every: rosary eveyone POOL—Paeket of 2ist Jan The new. splendid, | TY. The beauty and quality of his assortment of this splendid aud favorite packet shi QUEEN OF-THE WEST, | lamp {saves nothing (9 the most fastidious taste to desire. 1250 tons burthea, Capt P Woodhouse, will sail on Monday, For the repair of the Mechanical Lamp, he has established, ax jan Terudar day. . ove, separate and distinct workshops. “All work confided to to secure berths chould not fail to make carly | litm, 12 the various departments of his brisiuess, will be execs ed age of Barkin ahi, to ted ‘in the most superior manner, and at the most moderate butto'another man, [Here the witneys referred to th dingram, and pointed out the locution of a loft w : : vont le shureh of Christ ise congregation of faithful me of the missing letters was found after the rebbery, and TTPHE, SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to set] Warehes | Which the pure wont of God is preached, ond the s stated that no person could get into the loft without going and Jewelry aa low, if not lower, then any other he ments be duly ministered according to Christ’s ordinance | through the main entrance, to his premises, which was the city, to witt—Cold Watehes from $15 to 8100 sil- jin all things that of necessity are reqniaite to the same”— | closed at night. : ver do, from $5 to $5each. All wotches warranted to keep | Art. 10, Th your proposition ? 1am quite willing to twke th nr own articles, which is as follows :—" m low. xchange. , - however, does not fully express the highs | By Mr, Bannerr—The bag when found was open, and pie 3 "at rices. ry fr pr the mone med nd Mee ytloes s y ex s rq mi Goueral Pise'ge Ofer, ti Peckatip, || ~ Yi Tenep a 00 _ | enor Lime oF tha money, returned Clcke, ant sta- | Chiireh elaims, inosmuch ox it does not declare, (as it | about four or five fect benemth the straws it wasn inside idee corner of South street, UNITED STATES DAGUERAIAN GALLERY, 175 | in the city. ond hand watehes and ~ | oNght, ifthe doctrine of monopoly were true) that there | bag, and had no string on it; there were letters in the bag; ee BS La A stairs.—. WHITE, Nd respectfolly en!] | ken in exchange, or boowht foreash. ‘I si & FISHL | cannot he a congregation of faithful men, and that the true | it was found by the foreman, George Shaber; he was alone FOR LIVERPOOL To sail on the Lith inet — | tae attention of citizens and strangers, visiting the eity, to his | KAR, Imyorters of Wareher and Jewelry, wholesale and retail, | Word of God cannot be preached, nor the sacraments duly | and had searched it before without finding any thing, The uverior, fast, ailing, bargue JOSELH CU- | splendid collection of Daguerreotype! trate siuglen ie groupe | No.301 Brosdway, New Yorks na trstvaon administered, &. except under * the regimen of Prelates.” | when Thad the straw removed by him and the bag fount Comfortably accommodate a limited number of cabin passen- | beauty and accuracy of delineation cxnnot be surpassed Por: | di0 1in®: Richalo wisnhae This the framers of your articles studiously avoided say- | he sent for me and I got Judge Ogden to examine the bag. Ai a moderate rate, if immediaty application be mide on | trite taken in all kinds of weather, cither with or without | —— eaten for it is well known that the Knglish Reformers fra- | and he took charge of the letters; he is a post office agent; Board, at pir 10 B. He, oF to JOHN Hi RDMAN, colors. i r ; gin INTH WARD CHFAP GROCERY AND PROVI | terized with the Reformed Churchos of the continent of } Thad seen Blake about the oth; think he left Hndson. to S916 61 Senth st. ‘ne Amerienn Institute at ite Inte exhibition awarded Mr. ies i nthe neighborhood of Sixth | Hurope. Since the time of Land, however, the “ no Pre. | go to Kinderhook, and he returned on the nightof t White the frat premiam for the best Danerrent eroupingand general effet, which Is Unt another proof of the "Nir. White is vole ageat ia New York for the White is sole agent in New York for ‘ jorted Clermau Catnarna , aud’ nt no other establishment re late, no Church” dogma has been held by an increasing | with an accommodation stage which arrived jnst ah number of your communion, with more or less earnest: | the mail; it was about half past 7 or 8 o'clock; about althoigh never w stanee upon the part of | o'clock | put Hoff in charge of the mail bags; Lom was ake : bya large per cen age in buying in at the cheap Provision Store No. 9 Greeawich Tans, where allarticles in the Grocery and. Provision Tine an Packet of theJ 16h Januery—The new and beanti packet ship YORKSHIRE, burthen 1150 tons, David G. OK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER: Ps PACKETS—FOR LIVE RPOOL—Regulai ’ tof ba ~ 9 - pated on the &th about 4 P.M; 7 a pre Baitey, Comminder, will poutively sail ou Tuesday, 16th Jan: | ‘this erty or tate ean they be obtained. be purchased na cheap, if not cheaper, than any oth ish ity of Anglican snd American | vent when Mot was taken before the justice of the pees TUN Weal theveartkne the. Yorksbire 1d feed up with gle \ Dah ae Rg EE aba fe oO al Roney will be retamed. Gove sont toany part of une city, 4 me views and maintain that | Tdo not know if Blake and Hoff have been on friendly wanes and every modern improvement and convenience thyt | Chem Polishing Materials, & Sivapnentned Bt} dis inte MICHAEL BUEGLEY, ya simpy fea se and sasctt, and there. terms; the river was closed at the city of Hudson on the can d hy fe cabin, second cab d th — . reeuwiek lane. ie best model of ecclesiastical polity—but essential | 7th, but the boats came Ne ra he pes here] cagers, ajneraccommodatons will ow inspection | mm ne - mAGNING to the very being of a Church. efi gers came from Albeny ny lea wae then tock the Utice odd seal path jbip oe a oe sicudtaes oF JARS! SEGARS! SEGARS! LUCINA CORDIAL Of this number you are one ; and the following is the | on the morning of the 8th, Blake had nothing to do ‘or Pasay ain - . thon U5,No. - , Incorhe: or whiter, obstructed, 8 A . 0 " den; e ws at the iad ae apply on board, ivot of Beekman st, or to the sub- } jiam street eestine, ora th 3 inconstinence of ‘urine orjavolnatary | pure word of God. is preached in it, and it alone Hudson Honse subject to its turn; it wa not to be occu HE, BROTHERS & CO., 35 Fulton street, ewalias, of the finest and best quality. discharge thereof, and for the general prostrat on of the system, | sacraments duly administered, Because it has Pr pied in going to the oat; it was nat Blake’ tnrn to go 7 : Panetelas, whether tha result of inher a : p going wed § next deor to the Fulton Bank La Norma. city, Ulness or accident. Th Fs aos or produced by irregu- | through whom, as the delegates of Christ, and the out that morning; other teams were ahead of him; | know t to the taste and ps successors of the Apostles, the inferior orders of the min: | of no particular business which he could have at the —The Yorkshire sails from Liverpool on the Ist March. La Cal sending for ts operations. I tively’ sure nrivalied repute hemispheres is the result of is mnneural virtie istry receive a right to latives can fiave them brought out Ya Piprtada, & net eid ir th any of the packs i i! " moat sapern sural virties. ach and gyace toadminister | steamboat landing that morning; the drivers who are not ui Hed livey suilicy’ from that ‘pore avetanly onthe iat eae” Nothiog ean heEE,NO ONE DESTATR. Christian ordinances eflicaciously, In other words, the | to go on with the early teams generally rose about day: and 16th of evel month Por partage ‘apply as above, \¢ Moy thing can be mote surprising than its javigorating effects | statements of these extreme Prejatists warrant us in Say: | light, which was then about half past 6 A.M. i pail Tor Livetpoot ow the Ter Fete, stcceet the Yorkshire yngcnuidad, a new brand. feuus Salone tale Yer Ot ones bonata ssteek tad POT OF eee | oe eee eee Cer en emote By. Mannuny.—When I peak of Blake being Mabont and sail for Liverpoo! ¢ Ist February 0 re Ae bint hint pg by under fe jetfarten he pA I I else contained in the word of God, yet, if they reject Prela- | our place looking for work. My at- * he may have been 1 at all, and if saved | tention was cailed to Blake i lly, but others doubt: | robbery ; he was coming out of upon some undefinable | son House; I had my own ideasof him, cy, they are not in the Church of hich some speak hope ed “an by fire,” cf FOR LIVERPOOL—NEW LINECReg Principes, of the Cruz, Rendon and Sane brands Packet of 26th January.—The splendid pa In addition to the above, there are a variety of other brand; Bb wiienise Depyater OF 1000 tans LR | all.of whigh connoiseoury'and the, rade ‘gecerally weld 46 wl as al ~y mevlintely 1 of the firnale frame, which it the only ss: aud, which, prior tp Dr. "Maguin’s. disco: | Mt all (ot w very, was considered to be ineurable, Language, indeed, fully) must be of hich I don’t w yve,her regular day. Or passage, having ac | Well to look at previous to purchasing elsewhere, as all Segara | aot do justice to the merits of the Lucina Cordial, which iste | principles of mercy upon which nothing that is sail in | to mention; at Hof’: first examination, there were about eee eee ett foc ot Wall ene, combo, avnly on | parchaved fom this etabliabinent will be taken buck at any | garded by the heads of the faenly dv all pars of the world, x | the Gospel will justify them in rely Inge "| 200 persons’ present; it excited great attention und enrio: kK. K. COLLINS & co, Ny, B—Orders from the country carefully and promptly a | - told, wholesale gud ranit 19 cn at 125 Rulton street, | Do T misrepresent your views of the indispensableness | fity; John Weaver was the ostler of the Hudson Howse Ms arrick, Capt. Skinaee sputhatreet, ftendedto, __=_______Syd ttaw Imre | corner Nassau. Frioe $3 per bot $l per dozsn. of Prolacy to the very existence ofa Church? Ifo, you | stable at that tim 3 and sail the th February herrotgiag | GEUART, LADIES? HAIR-DRESSER, No. 3 Murray | 22 '*ee could have prevented the possibility of misrepresentation, | Jastes Acxnnson, (negro) enamined.—I live at Hudson. rem ie Reet cenpegtfally announces, that, he’ i prepared to | FTWIE. Subscribers have associated with them JOHN 00. | i! Yo ing to my reasonable call, defined your | av am in no particular employ just at present) I wa ems may rely upon the ships of this line oad tin wait on ladies at their residences, and to dress heads necording DEN WOODRUFF Page ual IN OG- | terms in your own language. This you can still do. ” there on the night of the 7th, when the mail was robbed; BE, yy rely upoi ps ef tothe lente Py h FE } y . Y as advertived. age he laieat Parisuam fashionr. ‘Terms very moderate, ly ; What is the definition of the office and func | | know Blake was prevent; Isaw him on the morning of EDWARD K. © NS & OC Secon’ New York, January Ist, 1944. . hte bes ye! tions of a “Brswor.” the ath; told me it was about four o'clock in the morn: Price Two Cents. ing ; it had snowed in the night; he was in Mr. Bawton’ ard adjoining the open shed Where the horses sta Here the witness pointed out the location on the di gram); as I was going into Smith Miller's yard, Blak: called to me; he said be had @ horse cast and Wanted y the horse up; he did not say started to go to Miller's stable, as I expected there would be a fire there; next, Bluke came into Miller's yard, and said he was going to get a drink of water; 1 didnot see anything in his haud at this time; I did not see Blake im until after daylight, and then he was at the Hudson House ; there was difficulty in going trom the Hudson House to Mr. Miller's stable; ‘I did not see Blake at the river that morning, but saw him alter J had been down to the landing; | was shovelling snow all day, and do not know what became of Blake; 1 saw Hoff that morning, before | went to the river; b in Smith id Miller's stable yard; that w at nd to get up the ho aw Blake in th rtly alter Hoff came into the little office, opened the door “and looked in, then went to the livery stable; he hada lanthorne with alight in it; it may have been ten minutes from the time [ saw Hoff until | saw Blake; | thought Hoff went ont at the front of the house, after he had been in the stable, in same direction that Blake went; [next saw ifot! telling Mr. Smith to go to the boat, saying that it was time to go; Smith said I had better sweep out the sleigh, but Holl ead Thad better go and harness the horses; [saw Hoff and Blake together af- terwards; I have known them both for some time; | wax present in the court at Hudson, when Hot! was examined; 1 cannot tell if Blake was there; Mr. Miller keeps a man stationed at the top of the house, to look out for the steam boats, and arouse the men when they are in sight, it is the business of the agent to keep @ look out for the boats, Joun Sauvn, examined,—t1 drive a hack for Mr. Miller, and know both the priseners. They appear to be well ac: quainted together; { have Hott in their company laughing and joking with them. He was driver on the New York road on the g: mail routeshe comes intoijuc- son sometimes; should think he may be away for o month sometimes; Isicpt in the office of the stable on the Sth of Dec.; Hoff awoke me up and told me what o'clock it was; it was about two hours before daylight; aw Biake as Hoff came out; Ackerson was in the otti do not know where Blake went at that time, but when | drove upf from the river he was standing in font of the Hudson House; 1 attended the examination of Hoffon the Sth, and saw Blake there; 1 do not know if he left Hudsou that day. Muitcen recalled.—Blake left Hudson on the 8th, and did not return for a whole week. Janes 8. Sarria, the Deputy Marshal, exam rested Blake and Flowers; Blake was at rode up to the door of the house, w! onthe piazza, and went round the saw me; 1 found a key on his person—the same now ‘pru- duced. Cross-eramined.—I_ went to Kinderhook in a double waggon with Mr, Miller and slr, Martin; the last witness drove the team; when Blake moved off, 1 pursued him, thinking he intended to escape. Mu fhe key now produced resembles the key t ¢ mail bags. ; Crossexamin re are two kinds of keys to the mai! bags. By Bannerr.—I was present when the key was take: from Blake, and he said it was a key which he had fixed to steal oats w ‘The prosecution having rested, Mr. Mannuny moved for the discharge of Flowers, as there was no evidence against him, but asked for time to adduce evidence on the part of Blake. Mr. Raversa said that he did not see any thing to impli- cate Flowers, and should discharge hini out of custody. With respect'to Blake, he had no objection to postpone the examination to give the prisoner time to prepare his de fen The case was then adjourned wntil to-day at 12 o'clock Larceny at Sea,—Wm. 5. Walsh was then examined on acharge of larceny committed on board the ship Unio and discharged—the U.8 authorities not having jurisdic- tion in the case, Walsh gave up the stolen property. Common Pleas. Before Judge Ulshor Jan. U.—In the Case of Ludlow § Smith. Longworth, reported in the Herald of yesterday, the fence wars postponed until Tuesday next: ¢ Omnibus Nuisance—Patrick Newman, vs. James Mur- phy.—This was an action on the case, to recover a com- pensation in damages for injuries sustained by the carcle driving of one of the defendant's employees. It appeared hat some few weeks since, the defendant was riding on he rear of an omnibus, as it passed the Bowling Green, and that one of Murphy's “ omni? was coming up behind, and that the driver culied to the plaintiff either to get off or take care of himself. The plaintiff did her, and the pole of the defendant’s “omni” strack hin and, as the plaintiff alleges, initicted a severe injury. For the defence, it was set up that the “omni” of Mur. phy was not going over five miles an hour; that the plain- tit! was not so much hurt as he pretended tobe, but that the wound was an old one, and did not need a doc- tur nor employ one, The case went to the Jury, under the charge of the Court, and after the Jury had retired, they came back, and in answer to the question, had th reed upon a verdict? replied that it would depend on the amount of costa which a verdict of fifty dollars would carry. 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