The New York Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1844, Page 1

HE NE HERALD. Vol. X., No. 65—-Whole No. 3635. NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 5, 1844. Priee Two Cente, NIC Decisions in Chancery, nesses would be in attendance. The counsel for the pri- Common Couneil, New Orieans. d ed lawyer, P.A Browne, Esq. introduced AND Teen Reehaee | fen FOR | Before the Hon. Lewis H. SandforJ, Assistant Vice Chan. | 80ner strenuously objected, and the Court took a recess, Boann or Atpensmen.— Monday.—-Alderman Purdy, pre- [Correspondence of the Herald.} th nto ae courts, the opine has been THE BENEFIT OF THE NEEDY cellor. until 4 o'clock, in case the mail should arrive by that | gident, in the chair, . " aining ground among us, that all rogues are in- ORPHAN ASYLUMS OF NEW YORK, || Marcu 4—I¥. Rockwell, §e., Executors of Ebenezer A.| time. The Court sat aga’n at4 o'clock, but the witness | Harlem Railroad —A number of remonstrances were Naw Onitana, Feb. 28, 1844. | Sie Sr ontoion so consonent with both reseon ul take place ou, Wedursaay, the 6.h imstast, at the ou: v Harriet Hobliy—C. ‘axe, for complainants; J. Sod nagences a aT Gn wecanted ainst removing the rails of the New York and | Anniversary of the Birth Day—Mizxture of Politics and auenorty so illustrative of the rapid progress PROFRpSOR FAUT PE lati wit onde thea | A gmPKING, for detent —Dectoo that tateiar had wa | Counsel on touh aes, et Carher proceaings should he fo ubestret coerce, at Meet, Which Were Telerred |” pith Patriotiom—State $Election—Immense Ex-| of piety and. raseality. T mean morality” cennot Gicnedion she expect of and oe York | interest and costa, journed. His Honor the Mayor is counsel forthe pri-| Alderman Baiccs. in presenting the remonstrance, re- | portations—Sales of Cotton—News per Extra Her- | fail to result in the speedy conversion of your jails Jy, alter «hich one hu re Gi reerut clase, will | Charles 2. Jackson, vs, Wi'tiam Cornell et al.—J.A. Lott | #0n@r. ° marked that he wished fo be understood as entirel “4 i and penitentiaries into schools of reform. Nobo- tahikita ete at Parmar aera ioe | for complainant; A. D. Logan and A. erist fer defendant; Pal repay “pridinpeng ppm ar ' posed to the objects of the petitioners, and that he suould Pe ely el Hosting Popdation, gc. $<, dy will oppose the change but the hemp. growers ratafs. | tS . © b> -~_ fg pt sector avd uatu.e of which will mo doult prove mughly arati a Berinnen &. 5 Comeiys, fk Bhs miu, Cement trial, until the sitting of the Court to-morrow, meiste reef iherency of the rails whenever itcame | Drar Si and rope manufacturers, and perhaps a few other which tn ‘The 22d has come and gone, and I am happy to | interestad classes of the old conservative stamp.— nell set aside as void against the complamant. Decided Lighting Avenue D—A resolution to light A D e' esi ) ve Verv sincere philas hrovist is respectfulls iuviied to remem: | that ea roe hip, aa Cireult Court. trom ‘Tenth street to Houston, was read ated adopted. add that the day was duly honored as the anniver- | Hessen ae willies esiali and moons Les seers ory pinerre Phils ie vedy aud uufoiu at-orvhane; ad | signs his separate property, and prefers the creditors of Before Judge Keni. Gas and Oil—The report and resolution of Alderdam fo that gave birth 1 father of a coun- | wonderh ote Mae be pee os this cecaeeoas eng mayb free y musfe.tes, the frm to bis separate creditors, the assignments frau | | Moxpav, March 4—Kremer vs Ryan, for Crim. Con.— | Bnavy, in favor of plactag two gus lamps instead af theese | S87 Of one that gave birth to the father of a coun- | wonderful age we live in. thelctlosriue pros hes bees veupose aud aduped ?— ug | dulentas against the latter. The jury returned a svaled verdict in this cate at the open- in the streetsin futureto be lighted with gas, thus making | TY ‘The sham fight was a splendid aflair—the | Suicides have been yery frequent fora few weeks jakiyia pammanemetia.siaes 896 payplesson welll write oo the | gol tedertede Beynter.v4, George Bowen alE H Owen | ing ot the Court, and reudered an award of $000 damages the expense of lighting the same asthatof oil, were also | whole population turned out to witness the same. pasts have heard of five or siz, all young people , ‘ i ‘ | for complainant; B. W. uey, : — lopted. 43 Bale es . character, amtable, and beloved ia all 1. he ie ie de Sttcndey the ‘superintendence at Prt, Gi | Decree. that Stewart's judgment iv. & lien prior tocom. | ‘The jurors summoned for the next case, were then cal- Engines—The Committee on Fire and Water re- | Every thing went off with éla¢. Not so with the | ruitions of lite. In three instances they were just ht ope: tand 9c ory Au twnuaLeTs af the valivus i> | plaiuant’s mortgage. Bremisvs to be sold, and proceeds be, sad ning ofits Teper ering to thelr names, peeesiaeece = eliewings Nol 12 to occupy the engine whig procession, which to say the least, was a poor | about to be married! Had they been married men it bious who may Join hun fa che seme paid accordingiy. e everally fined $25 for non attendance. joure in the - enth Ward, formerly used by No. 37,which | affai “ hag of wis re iaati she- ‘hee Seceate cau bead “eval Ge office, 29, Broad “ s - g? Madar Van Colt vs. Sharp. being the next in order ah ourtha: table ater permed orate pbaber lates ap affair, after all the heralding of what was to be | I should have called for the organization ot Bach: é a ” lors’ Clubs all over the land, to abolish the mono- on the calendar, it was called on by Judge Kent, and alter an Purdy and opposed by Alderman Waterman, | done on the occasiou by the leaders of the party. goons Mag bse the jury were empanelled, a young gentleman in a frock nd that there’ were engine companies sutii: | The fact is both parties ure used up, the people are | Ply of men and women as the Skeneateles “com- and B. W. Bonney, for Hester Walgrove’s executors.— | coat, with black hair of a most intense gloss, and a very ady established, sick and tired of the political hucks now offered in | munity” folks are expected to do in your State, ac- Past 7 o'clock. Decided that Hester Wulgrove took an estate in fee in the | decided curl, rose and opened the case in @ speech, whi g by Contract—The Select Committee to whom | the market; they need some honest man to lead | Cordinig to Captain Collins. Euongh for to-day. vursad’s NEW CLASS: | premises under the will of Sanruel Walgiove. Bill dis | heread in a low under tone from a tolerably volumnious | was referred the propriety of having the printing of the | them. But to the procession—at Jlo’clock the same | ours, for brotherly love of the Priladelphia “Feaueated to weet OB | missed without costs, + | manuscript which he held in his hand. From this, those rtments and the supply of stationery for the Corpora | ded through some of the ipal streets till | ort. OnscrvEr. Hy 139 clogs tor the | , John of. Parker ond al. vs. William Ierael and ol.—Cram, | who paid & most desperate attention were enabled to glean | tion given out by contrast tothe lowest bidder reported in | POCeeaed through some of the principal streets ti purpoarat eceiving tad disckinng comuarteatoas ou the or | for complainants; B. W. Bonney, for detendants.—W | the facts, that it was un action for crimioal conversation | fevorot authorising the clerk of the Common Goerell ce | (Hey arrived at the Place d’ Arms, where a staging | run Wouyneg or sue Paaxcaton.—The fol- 2 the Taber We way, and at pare Wed <b 4 eanoas i F 5 i ected, In the imidst of the performances : e two Classes, hicn the Fiset la:cvure of | Jerael’s general assignment declared fraudulent. ‘The | with the plaintiff's wife, brought by Albert B. Van Cott | advertise for such proposals, and resolutions to that effect | Was erec . p ‘ ent t » fie Cour wi'bs tawmnendy gitea- mater” | conveyanoes of the houses 1n Broome street upheld. Bill | against William H. Sharp, and that the damages for thia | were ndopted and sentto the Board of Aveistants ioc eere | down Where. the scaffold speakers crowd, and all | lowing persons we pate pe Fo et ag AD, THINK, AND JUDGE! a eae ne ee GEO TE | OREN eee Ew TALR 6 810,000) ditt now & mee s feet up, heads down, truly prophetical of what is to |" Soseph ‘Traisol, quarter guaner, severe contusion of the PETERS’ VEGETABLE PILLS AND THE W. israel aud his assignee. # this case hi n tried once before, (revived now in| Changing the Post Ojfice Location—Alderman Purny | happen. ‘*Coming events cast their shadows be- hip. t 4 WAND ! Richard Barry vs Merchant's Exchange Company and | consequence of the disagreement of the former jury.) and PHILOSOPHY OF THEIR OPERATION. | | Jumes G. King —F.B. Cutting and C. ‘OlConor Hor com- aa all the circumstances connected with it a wet (Seas avising trom disvrdered saree Ue the vitel sys) piainauts; M. 8. Bidwell, for Merchant's Exchange Com. | every particle of testimony the case is capabie of, h ented & petition from A. rs, to divide and distric Messerole, and one hundred | fore.” There wi the city #o as to bring the post | told, lookers on, & lings nearey s not to exceed fi Of the pri + hundred, all | John Potter, quarte r gunner, contusion of the breast. ssion, two bun-| William ‘Taylor, ordinary seaman, wound of the knec- office and other public bui the centre of the | dred and sixty, counted. So you dge some- | joint and fraciure of the legs tem—that eae ae ae craved by ora: | Patty; D. Lord, jr. aud John Duer, for James G. King — | ready been ‘aithfully seported in the columns of this paper, | city than they are at present, which, was relecrod te ae, | (eed, tad sixty, counted. So you may judge some- | j ~ Bering she funds which sus 40 ly e~caanot ve rem ved by mg | Deel Jed hat the two mortgages to J. G. King, for $avUroo0 | weBecd not recapciulate ell the esicatie eganae Pee | oe committee, consisting of Aldermen Purdy, Brady and { (tng of the state of the pablic palse here EURO Om eycrgernninye arryrpeee, Ramm a euies 1h te ihe mstiedtnitately cet | ad $900,000 repectively ur valid, DIM dismiseed with | After the conclusion ofthe opening, Mr=De Wirr, for | Brigge zy of the West 8 here spending the winter,” This | ioe and nets burnt, : ’ Pita odes clots wr. | com. tiff called to the ks—A resolution from the other Board. reconsi’ | WaS Father cool for him. ‘ ‘s mate, ded ax he ainentba tou ied Ie | Sicher's: Rvscuieltbi: & Kingsland.—8, F, Clarkson, for "1 stated that he knew Van : t Re a Cnr OpraT Py MPs iano Chica gree ; itnes tion upon the memorial to Congress, adopted at | On Monday an election for a Senator takes place, c i complainants; W. Hoffman, for defendant —Defendant’s | Cott ant his wife; but upon being asked if he were pre- | the last meeting. auking that body to onder e hecenewey [to fill the. vo cancy occasioned hy the death of | PUrnt alo, contnalon of the thigh. |e oe i tute dey positions suppressed. Bill dismissed with costs, to be mat at the time of their marrioge, suddenly sunk his heal of this island for the construction of a dry dock, which | Judge Howe. The whigs have nominated Roce- ‘ ; out of the estate. and made no answer, on the question being repeat been sent to the Mayor to be forwarded to Washing: | lieus. ‘The democrats 7 e ‘ina- i cs sApolloz Reeveses. David Reeves and al.—T. Hastings, for | he replied that he was ill, and upon being inquired of, if | ton, was called up for exveusronee. bi tt ge ceed Side EE TE tan Renae ETERS Hoblnron, seaman, contusion shoal sea gros gomplainant; W- N. Dyckman, tor defendant, A. M. | that was the reason of bis not answering the question, re- | Alderman Puxpy offered the following amendment :— | Alexander Slidell McKenzie, of dors Tote | walteett Canning, seaman, wound and contusion of Topping. Decree that opping owns one-fourth of pre-| plied in the negative, stating that he refused to answer it. | _ Resolved, That the Common Council of the city of New | jelisee. Set it dow that He is elected if wombta, |theles. ‘i ” 4 mises, which are not liable to mortgage, and recovers | The question was then put again. ‘This time the witness | York earnestly urge upon the Congress of the United ogi gh Ba te forward Wile, com cecicn | Wee kis hagipy % Token, ttoim food authority, that it is Costs, Sale of residue for complainant's bt and costs. | answered readily that he hat been present at the time of | States the importance and nocessity of an immediate con.| ‘ed, We are looking forward with some anxiety | neue that Si threes Tecover;butit wus dificult William B. Sturges and al. vs. T. 8. Cargill and al.— | the marriage, and that the ceremony took place in 1832 in | struction ofa Dry Dockon the island of New York, of | t0 the proposed 4th of July Calhoun Convention. he extent of tuk E. Paine, for complainants; E. Wilkes, fur defendants,— | Mangin street. sutticient capacity to accommodate the wants of this naval | The fact 1s, either as or Calhoun would suit th a. pure, OF are uot mixed sy dae proportions, the blood wilt be ia aa wnon.taal bole jhroagh which it cicculates must desideratam, then. is—a preparation which will and sfeiy, apow chat portion of ths Prcpares (rom tne food takes into the a a(krwards becomes venous blood. In order te have pure biood there is upon the organization which pre- a this chyle—in otver Wo'ds, Upou acti the dig-s- te: syparatua the atisviues, and: the liver, that the medielse uid act, to ascertain at the time of injury the extent of bruises and concussions.—Nationat Inteliigencei ; x March 4. Now, it has been proved, by the experience ofien yond gen. Decided that the children of Mrs.Sturges take a remainder | Doctor Morroomeny J. Barry was next called. The ) station. people better than Clay or Van Buren. They are itd established vy tens of thousands of attested certificates, tht! in fee in her share of th , under the will of D, | Dector testified that he has known the plaintiff fora num-| Alderman Baraos offered an amendment, authorizi i H i F sac! aves , * iy Peles VILL operate ta thus, Way, and by rewovi in fee in her share of the estate, under the will of er CoWare aie Mewetel mec Teste eee tee Le eee ome im uthorizing | sick, perfectly sick and tired of such knaves. Bat ‘Tureatentxa T Cargill. eile Havens ve. Cynthia Havens, and others.- Hall, for complainant; A. 3. Robertson, for Mra. and others; A. H. Dana, for Sackett and wife.—Decree thet Mra. Havens is entitled to dower, and to the Fire- men’s that John T. Havens took the lots in Water and Front streets, by the devise; and that the bequest of the residue includes Laren estate only, and is to be ap- portioned among the legatees. Solon Grout vs. J. Van Schoonhoven, and others.- Howe, for complainant; D. Buel, ir., for defendants.— Decided that trusts of the marriage settlement are valid ay to the land ducing complainant's life; and as to the per. sonalty during his wife’s life, und void as to the residue. On muking new settlement as directed, complainant to receive $10,000 out of the fund, and costs to be paid out of same. Reference to a Master, and further questions reserved. William Burr, vs, E. B. Sherwood.—J. R. Edgerton, for complainant ; P. Wilson, for dcfendant. Decided that de- fendant was agent and not partner. Decree fer taking account, and reserving all other questions. Randon § Groasbeck, vs. The Receiver of the Commer cial Bank—Same, vs, Same and others —W. Judson, for complainants; E.H. Blatchford, for defendant. Decided that the Hudson Insurance stock was fraudulently ob- tained from the complainants by Redfield. Receiver to restore same to them, and pay costs. Charlotte Kelso, et al.—8. F. the memorial adopted | away with pulitics. nied Henry Cl t ; . iden . enry Clay to } veteeecenaeg (Sem) fora new survey, which was} [ see that you New Yorkers are boasting greatly | latter to New Orleans about at the amount of your importations. We can a)-} veston News soys (we know uot on it authority) “that eaepted team treneated by- Alderman Puriy wee then | ©, boast, if not of olir importations, we can of our] @ letter was received in this city (Galveston) by the lust Police "bitte —Alderman Evans moved that the Police | €xports, which, for the month of January last, ex- | boat, from Capt. Elliott, inwhich it is declared that the Bill that passed the other Board, be made the special order | ceeded that of the corresponding month, of 1843, | Project of annexation cannot he consummated without s of the day for the next meeting, which was udopted, by $2,800,000—and this coastwise. T will endea: | W#F With Great Britain.” The News also says © we have Alderman Ti1.tov said that his volumnious report would | vor, if possible, to procure the whole amount of a ss 7 see an tak i i taken to threat id the United Stat relia fee vara in the meantime for the action of the Common | imports and exports, and send you the same. thonte tha deestion Of (eaeasion,” im sera ney Hees, " ay also assure you that more than double the number | that these threats may have been the means of expe- propetat ot letting Lait rete te inquire into the | of vessels from foreign ports and otherwise have ar- | diting the ratification of the treaty before the Senate of Huo Wich street, Variok from Canal to, Franklin, ana B rived since the Ist December last, than at a like } United states.—Houston, Tiacs, Telegraph, Fob. 14. from West Broadway to Greenwich, was presented and| period before. New Orleans, in spite of yellow} : , reterred to the Committee on Lamps and Gas, Also,{fever and all humbugs, is destined to be a great Funerat or Nicnonas Brppre.-—The remains of Broome street from Eldridge to East River, and Houston | place. ‘ j f d Mr. Biddle were borne to their last resting place street from the Bowery to the East River. We received intelligence by mail yesterday, | on Saturday afternoon. body was attended trom the The Dry Dock Memorial.—Alderman Bricas moved a} (through an extra Herald) of a rise of j in the cot: | residence of Francis Hopkinson, xq, in Chestnut street, non-concurrence with the Board of Assistant Aldermen, | ton market. It has had its influence as you will | by @ vast Concourse of citizens, to the burial ground, at on the resolution requesting the Mayor not to send the | perceive by the table below. In connection with | Christ Church, at Fifth and Arch streets, where it was de- memorial adopted at the Tast moeting of the Common | Pt i y Serge ey that | £3 ited in the family vault, Dr. Dorr, the rector of Council, asking Congress to order a new survey of thie |e Cotton market, * 0 Ln {0 assure you that | Christ Church, reading the funeral service. It ix but sel- inland, for the purpose of selecting a site fora Dry Dock, | those engaged in the speculations here “are but | dom that so large a number of people are gathered, on al which non-concurrence was adopted, and the Clerk of the | “men of straw.” The old stagers know « thing or | milar occasions, ns were assembled in the funeral train Board ordered to send the memorial ax previously di-{two. No one of capital invests. They are looking | which followed the remains of Mr. Biddle to his loug rected. i out for squalls that will surely come. [give you | home —Phit March 4. Opening Streets—An opinion of the Judges of the Su-| the classification here, including also Texas:— - a the {ie cane of disease, prodace « red Place of ea rete im rept i alvevate, at eter "Ph's al re eradicate the rane “It a fo e, all tne streanag it’wid be pute; und if the el ments of the Dlowd diff: ved through © ter 10 or 12.*They resided, formerly, in ion street in this city, after which they removed to Williamsburgh in 1839, when the alledged criminal conversation, for which this action is brought, was committed. Van Cott, who is a jeweller, is the cousin of his wife, und a great degree of intimacy up to a period previous tothe last two years, had existed between them. Van Cott kept boarders in Wil- liamsburgh, and among them in 1841, was a young man named William H. Sharp. ‘This gentleman, the Doctor testifies to having first seen, in his frequent visitings to the house, in 1841, and also to having seen him in most of his subsequent visitings to the same place. In tne middle of a day in the month of August, 1841, the Doctor entered the “back basement of the house, and passing a colored female servant whom he met at the door, went to the front basement room, where the fa: mily usually lived and took their meals: the door was partly ajar, and on looking in the perceived that the room was somewhat darkened by the drawing to of the shut. ters; he went in, and as he did 40, Mrs Van Cott stepy from the sofa on which Sharp lay reclining at lengtl,, and alter opening the shutter, turned to a dressing glass in another corner of the room to urrange her hair, which hung down her back, and regulate her dress, which was open at the neck and slipping off her shoulders. Sharp started up at first, with some degree of astonishment, put upon ascertaining the character of the visiter, sunk back guard and protection. 1s they experiew fever, or cholera, such as suacen chiils, col © bowels, manos, pata I the back,’ &¢., Ukey 1 rt to Pe Ten? PILLS, and the next vay, iv nive cass owt ol ten, they ae ably to return to tueir avocations. kryw ordi unry Chou up to the most dangerous fevers—indeed, ia every disease incivent to a Southern climate, these Pills are adtwiais~ with «utierm success. Fur more tuan ten years the vtr- dict of thncireffic eney his been pronoauced, aud couid a jury orail they have relieved be summ ny aua the adu tthe andoll ases—may e take cert int, of relief, Price 24 aud 50 cenys per box. ottice, 445 Fultou stre-t, New \ork. mi ‘HE FOLLOWING PETITION ‘Thee Hundred Names has been tare Low in session at Albany. b.very oue acquintea W: prevent euent on that road, will adit that relorinis| Robert J Mow, et al, v again with the remark of “oh, Iithought it was Van!” — | preme Court, relative to opening streets, was laid on the |) ¢., aii Good ki G Banx Ronveny.—The Madhs ) Krealy neeaed: nti) ay Cowdrey, for complainants; I’, Hamilton, for defendants. | It was Van Cott’s custom to make a journey to the south Tible nd ordered to be ors api at the ‘Board then ad. | iferior, 4 a7} Good Fai a au ea oan an Saher seep per paige To ANE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF | Decided that the mortgage of $00 was a llen on Mrs. | every winter on business, and thie aeason he went away | journed til Wednesday evening, Stain! SR elodecer ” ALS 12 | tuaniphtet Gi ieth alt, ant ophhed eetun date ote or ‘ThePetition of the ndersigued, ishabjtante of the city of | Keno the, interest. Interlocutory decree for partition | te ne rea Ea eee fe fet in the 1 1 Boano or Assistant Avoenues, March 4.—-Assistant | Midiling Fair, of a 9) Time’ Of & 63] $27.70. A reward of $3000 is ofered for the recovery ot New York and Long I-land, res; cetfuliy shows : = accordingly. bs iB spring. nce the Doctor saw Sharp | Alderman Brows, President in the Chuir.—sInnual Appro* | Fair, 0} a 9 the money, and an additional $1000 for the arrest and con- Dhat toe Loug isiaud Ral Road Company jamin Townsend and Wife, vs. John Gates.—J. An- | there several times. On the Ist Januar 1842, the Doc- pp" ya OF dnd adopied avid passed theater Hound with the ences | Susers. inferior to common, 6} Sf; Fair, 02a 6. afriend in this city, gives some further particula tion of striking out all the apecidc. appropriations under | © inferior und common lots, 2024; Finelots, 3.03). | Sty" mones stole ‘ver all omega teense c the head of Heads and Avenues, and inserting in their | On hand, total bales Cotton on the 22d, 332,033 $2000 or $3000 on other branches) mostly 20's, 90° and place “Roads and Avenues” $10,775. Also, 2 striking v (, bhdsSoger 2,636 estimated | i00's—a large proportion being 20%. outthe appropriation for “Keeper of the Park Fountain,” i M * Tobacco“ = 4,653 and, as amended, was sent to the Board of Aldermen, It has been ciearly and satisfactorily ascertained Curren Burnsp.—We inform our readers of the where it was concurred in. that there were burnt 7,745 bales. ‘The greater part coinplete destruction by fire ¢ Paul's Church, A resolution, directing the Comptroller not to pay out : The c * ath 3 any money, under the heads of “extra services of police if not the whole were insured. The company in- | in this town. ntire of the South end of the church tor and his wife visited Van Cott’s house. Sharp, who Tobac- | Viction of the thief. The following extract of had been out all the evening, returned ut 11 o'clock— shortly after which, or at twelve o'clock, the Doctor and his wife went to bed, leaving a Mr. Bellg Mrs. Van Cott, and the alleged aeducer down stairs in the basement. The former followed immediately sfterwards, and went up to his room ; but Sharp was not heard toccme up staire though the doctor lay awake a long time, and thinks he must have heard him if he did so. On the following morn. thon or comploinantay Efi! Owen eed Mt, 8, Bidwell, for defendants. Bill dismissed with costs, but without ‘was chartered ia qh yea 184 Tov we purpose of coussructing « Hail Koad from couklyn ta Ureenpuit, on Ceres Jalaud, desiqued tur toe iva of the population of the ot New York aud 0 Doge lean So tas titan originally, (xed far the completion of the Hoa. at Yigat years, Wis 14 1839 exteuded tv th ica ibid and sus cue sad road 14 not yes Competed; avout filty mies uy ot whole distauice vi avout vue muudred utiles maving Leeuw hhoished : Corning 4 Homer, vs. Phillips, et a complainants; S. Cheever, tor defendants. Avsignment declared valid, but without costs, Cumplainants entitled tothe preterred debt due to Milton Puillips Hugh Simpson, vs Philo Wilcox A. J. Parker, for your petit oners cither live ou this lice of the Road, oi have very feqaeut Ovcisivn to travel ow it; that We evn-taut bs % hich che | Complainant, A Becker, tordefendant. Defence of usury | ing on going down in the basement, he found Mr. Bell, ‘ ice office” un. | *end rebuilding as soon as possible. ‘ in flames, and ¢0 rap id the fire 1s gadfer Dy tos Slugnos pd wed.teut maacer ie which tO | oc sustained Deores for foreolomire and aale. Sharp and Mre. Van Cott there. Sharp was sitting nenr | puctrs: nile cea eariecdle cetaleat ten coslana ete ‘There 1s little of importance going onin the way hope of extinguishing it, or saving the fire, and remarked “thet he felt like the devil, ashe had not gone to bed till near 4 oGlock in the morning” ‘The doctor further testified to having seen Sharp hug and kiss Mra. Van Cott once or twice, and that he had seen him otherwise rude and forward, nnd also, that Van Cott’s treatment of his wife was kind and 2 te. {urnishing her with teechers im music, dan- atte cing, tanguoKen, is ended the direct testimony of the witness, and the counsel forthe defendant entered into @ rigid crosa-exami nation, in the conrse of which a strong and persevering effort wan made to show the intimate connexions of in- George Rowe, vs. Edward Phillips and others—Edward Phittips and others, vs. Gearge Rows.—R. Miller und 8. Stevens for Rowe, H Hogeboom fur Phillips et al. Decid- ed that boud and mortgage are not usurious. Cross bill dismissed, with costs. eo vant, ve. Elsprit Grant, and others.—L Monson and 8. Gordon, for complainant; A. J. Parker, for D. Grant and others;'A. Bvechwr, for other defendants Bill dismissed with costs. Will not proved to have been duly executed vandrew G. Ten Eyck, vs. John Simpson, §c.—A. J Par- ker, tor complainant; A. Becker, furJ Simpson. Decid- aa lbey hi uo other means Of Coffec ug these evils, Lue Mud UL Msch¥Gs CM .tradued 10 appiy be your HM woravia Body + ‘dha 1 tas sand asoad was Weil acu sMiltuily mauaged, it would be vg vat Couv-uiewcs aa accom dai.u ty «ie puja n mY; cutirom he mawe ia when i ; - calnaw 4 ade tha : ding, was quickly dispelled. By the Board of Supervisors, was offered by Assistant Alderman | of local news other than what [ have inentioned; th y part of i, was qui pe y the, Comite, which wea lost, 7 voting in the negative, aud Legislature are. yet in session, and have done | Seen a bade eter fired Marto aren i 5 in the affirmative. nothing: better for the interests of the State and all | (he pusbions, prayer books, "a 5 aS pe Papers from the Board of Aldermen concurred in concerned that they adjourn and go home. Lou. | {ewer part, were saved, but every thing else, includ t r 'y Es ing the organ, which had beed erected buta few monthe, Ren a Comenttier o@ Bapsire--Om pauses of James | siana, like many other States, islegislated to death. } and the laree bell brought by Mr Cronyn from trelond, paues, County Clerk, to have certain repairs made in !{ would remark for the purpose of showing you | fell a prey 10 the devorring element, Gurdon Halsey and Willet Seaman, were 9} inted | HOw thronged our city is, that the St. Charles Ho- | Service had Leen periormed in the Church in the fore- City . ; ia tel at this moment has a population of 800 people, | noon (it being Ash Wednesday) and it ix anpposed that « City Weigh ind Noble Ormsby, Inspector of Lime pop peoy : Afver which, the Board adjourned to Wednesday even. | the other Hotels in proportion spark of fire from one of the stoves hal communicated ing, at So’cloc through a knot hiole in the floor to shavings which hw at 5 been left woufve Of Cy etaut auuvy aa -Uiuues, mM releveace ty th- particular defect: Wve to puiut uu, hey leave by state, Uist a geueral Waut vf, asciu lity m elt uke details of the otiection. 1 Greatest; tow cars .Auvher yO not ainive at the req alar oo! whough irom the comparative wulduess of ihe climate Island, th. weatuer affords no sssous obstacieevin in the de; of miuvrr. ‘The car. thease ves aim coustautly out of repair,aad ange Wie BEL @ Couveuseucetwf ir.veli ret nderneath, The 1g was insured for Philadelphia, Court of Sessions. hal Gace tre arcane oy Muley hy Pod inal, -rmplalnaat is entitle to daed from John Su | trust Datween the witaees and the plaintiff the’ pur ‘NSE netic $200, bat this sum will come far shut, ef covering the roa aad Ww will g te jance {01 urchase money tohim, John Simpsun to re- of casting disc: n his testimony. The Doctor A D ndence of the Herald. lo pis is the second large fire which has occurred in O.e-seuel ob:t we us OF delay Af auy sti 0 actwminoua | 647 ing the purchase money to bi iy: Thrther stated that hedid not inform Van Gott before he | Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Ald. Scoles and Lee. Parts our town within the short space of one week, destroy ing cover costs against comp tiou was tautlest un the pait of the persous wh » coutrol the toad But uo such ey per 18 appa.eusy ou the couttary, ficers, well awar inet iney have a mouvpoiy of tue bare! on in Tuute, when complaints are made of | mauites: fouls comoptted, iotmm che compra uate “that if they do ay they gan Ko on soot,” avd is oitier Ways, show au .egasd of their duty vo ths pabl.cjaud ty your Honora be body, Pd, whi fryer they imitate nem ire. ore of ee, Treasures; 1, 3. Ives, Secretar ve bs caarilauds v. 8, Wovdball, L Jonas B. Purzirs, Exq., ucting District Attorney. ; -rita, March 1, 1844. Maren 4—The March term of the vourt was com-| More Financiering—Proofs of the Equality of eorspedtlpeep pipet Vleet hint fli sae hat Black and White Men—Fun among the Brokers— The calendar for theterm comprises the following new Capital Punishment— Murders, and so on. cases :—Forgery, 2; burglary, 6; grand larceny, 8; false ’ ite . pyeteacds, 1) revaiviagretolan quot oi inure sia lone T have waited to see if your regular correspond. —total, 20. Previously convicted, 1; indicted, 13; | €2ttook notice of certain movements that are ex- (Van Cott) went South, of the scene in the basement, but intimated to him the propriety of taking his wife with him ; but when Van Cott returned, sometime in the month of May, hetold him all about it. This information the witnes# testified to having given to Van Cott pre. vious tothe writing ofa letter to het | (in anawer to one which Sharp wrote him on hearing the nature of the doctor's Mwciosures to the hnsband) which denied having property toa large amount. About 9 o'clock on Friday evening last, a fire broke out large three story fame building, situated on York street, and owned and ocenpie by Mr. Austin, carpenter, Mr. Austin has Jost hjs all— himself and family having had parely time to \escay —some of them almost ina state of nudity. There wae no insurance on the building.—London, Canada, Inquirer, Feb, 23 U 8. Cireatt Court: Before Judge Betts. Mancn 4.—William Hoff was indicted under the 224 section of the actot Congress of 3d March, 125, for rob- bing the Albany and New York mail bag, on the mght of the 7th of December last, at the city of Hudson, and ab- stracting therefrom certain letters aud parcels containing Wolle, oilas Curie, W iiliam Aguew, Chates Usvis, tout | drafts and mone: said anything to implicate his (Sharp’s) honor with Van ‘ardy, 2; witness, 1—total, 28. citing much attention in the polite circles in the ASS Sa sams Kusg.es, Valentine Hicks, Edwin Post, &. Mills, Geoig. _ 'y- _— | Cott, or the character of the intimacy between him and | Gnaxp Juny.—The following gentlemen ‘were called i 2 ° i Exrosvre or Mormons.—The Mount Holly, N. mae te Suet Je Sowey B.Tech whe, if cay So, | ion he mere Don the mails Cami: ty | testified that when cautioning him against Sharp, he had Ricwanp Inwix, foreman, merchant. of service. The cuteness of Philadelphia lawyers | ding and worshippig at Shreveville, lately renounced ought tw have it im his power 10 correct the evils of which w~ | collects the night o| th December, aby Terey. the | *aid that he wished to be distinctly understood that he | /. Armetrong,merchant, John G. Goll, mason. nd the peculiar ability of her finance i 1 Sotiovalein, tn cderdiouane of @ now’'re dion math by complain. our Ditice that night, they were brought in by Terry: the | made no direct assertion against the honor of either party, | 0-8. Baylis, shipwright, "T.G. Gibbs, gentleman, | P y Paige hay and th.” Pevelatioe’eitutied 1 tecaaiane te ci Your pecitioners therefure huinbly pray, that your Honorabl: Body woii exert the power which has roverved Dy the Acts creatiag the said Cospuration, s0 faras Lo cumyel them to kee, mail guard, and a mann in Hof was there. Witness remained until they were all brought ia; abou: Joe Smith. The new revelation alluded to is said to be of 4 most abominable character, Isaac B. Brower, grocer. 4. Griftin, gentleman. known to the universe at large, and through our and that he did not believe that anything wrong had M.H. Burrell, drug; taken plice, Thix led to an interview between the B. Granger, butcher. solar system in particular, to need any extended il- . . he Pivier aad ueceas cats ou the sau Road-—to 1un we saa case | all-past 8 o'clock witness sent tor Hoff to cume inio the | whole three, Van Cott, the Doctor and the defend. | J.W. Beekman, gentleman, I, B Heyer, merchant. y a i Pane ally, sudan | reagcunbie rape te ve cout tne couves J offices he came accordingly ;, witness told him that he} f.0? fn which the ame langusge was repeated by | T-Charlock, copve amih” W.G Hunt merchant, | luatration. Particular facts, therefore, should be | _ Arnivar. row Ryo.—The Charles Wireman ar- Heue sud comfors Of tas travetling pub.ic. wanted him to take charge of the maila ; witness leit the the Doctor, This waa sometime in the month of May. | P. Crawford, innkeey « John ©. Hull, merchurt. related only to keep up the reputation of our cit rived to-day from Rio de Janeiro, whence she sailed on tho ‘Aud Jour peivouers will ever Dray, 8 office at five minutes alter nine. Sharp denied that he rat up with Mrs, Van Cott on the | T- Donnelly, manutacturer. Joseph Jackson, gentleman, |" 7 pat Y: | isth January. We have seen letters by this arrival. but Becca Sal BALTINORE TROT AV RECO. Cross examined by Konrut I. Monass, Esq —Hofl was | Vigne ite wale denih ever ici cli |e: Delano. grace .W. Milbank, brewer. | For a genteel seduction, a thrilling murder, a de- | they contain no important news, ‘The entire anouut of Ket Sale he Li oF) 4 E=—Cou f not born in Hadwon ; worked lor witness off and on since 1836; did not count the bags that came that night ; it was not a heavy mail; does not recollect what directions he gave Hoff to go to the boat in the morning;it was his buri- ness, however to go there; it wes alao a part of his busi- jo call the drivers up. ‘i . Eutas Teary egamined—Was connected with the M. Gills, gentleman, V. Sherweod, cle monstration of the insanity of John Foote, grocer, T.P Walker, ‘merchant. sheet oy Sar action Oe Total number, twenty-three, consisting of six ser-| i2 particular ; a refined suicide, for which the most chants, three groc ne shipwright, one druggist, one | elaborate preparation is made; a neat bankruptey, coppersmith, one innkeeper, one matiufacturer, one tma- i i son, ona butcher, one brewer, one clerk, and four gen ul forgery, or breach of trust, we defy the Hour in all hands was 76,000 bbls., prices slightly tending downwards.— Balt, Pat, — 5 FURNT URE AND LASS HO4 EL whieh asa Ludging House and siguees are icqacoted (0 seud thiir permits ou boaid, at pie No tNoni River, Oody wot pertn bésectrothe puohestore Spt MEsICAN REXUBLL.AN Mg DALS—Struck to com memorate the glorious revival of the spirit uf "16, coutaiu culated to implicate him. The Doctor further testified thet at the time of the basement scene, a Miss Waldron and a Miss Ryder resided at Van Cott’s, ond that Van Cott and he had a falling ont in consequence of his wounding Van Cot’s faith by making these disclosures his wi ‘The Doctor further testified that M itted by the 7th instant, wi e Jiable tu tone ca) or a capi beea established tur y Fy ts H i eme1 titi v " ve! roc m, he bed room furniiure ts of ore bese ing the American the Bunker Hill Mun vment, Motors ‘ 4 i wrote him a letter, informing lum that Sharp had taken | Uemen, \ 5 competition of New York, Buffalo, New Orleans, segthn inn 0 W i duncripgone wud Feuer approvtate Herises, Ba, Let ale | to tudson, on tho ith Docember ; tae mail bogs trom | MPFOpEr liberties with hit wife—that he called on Sharp | | Alderman Scorxs then proceeded to charge the Grand or Grand Cairo itself, When to all these airman? | Sree titel hak em fed 188 ty wholesale aad isiail, by JOHN D/LEVETT, y, lettara for New Vork were put into the | ‘Putt. who denied the charge in toto, and declared that | Jury. -After referring to the usual topics, he spoke of | Tory On add the brillianey, of out literscmre aie | cheese, but hlanee portion Aa m4 St re No 1 ordandtoteest. | Albany containing letters for Pl he would see Miss Waldron and have the matter explain. | the great number of offences committed by very young sy y sta i be ed if required. nind boot of the coach by witness ; the coach was not changed from Albany to Hudson, nor was the mail bag re- moved until we came to Hudson ; I then took it out ond placed it in Smith & Miller's office, at Hudson ; cannot say that the bag now produced is the one that was takev criminals, as especially demanding the most serious | ‘¢linement of general society, and the beauty of consideration of the Grand Jury. He dwelt on the neces. | our Quaker girls, you cannot wonder that George sity of additional severity in the detection and prosecution | Munday prophecies that the millenium isto con. of receivers of stolen goods, who were in this case worse | ence here in 1845. But I am wandering from LO CONSUMERS OF LIVERPOOL COAL. LIVEscucn GOAL YARD —§8 PoR CHALDKUN, until further notice. The sabscrib-4 in‘ends giving his narticulra attention w the purchase and sale of the avove Coai Cousvavers of Liverpool Coal ae iuvited to call on tue as J, and that after this Sharp wrote him a letter, telling that Miss Waldron would soon write herself and ex. in all, Upon the top of all this, Van Cott writes a lot er to Sharp, blowing every body to the devil who should ! dare to imptign the honor of hit wife, and him, his friend | than the thief, He then alluded to the cases for obtaining | my objects. scriber ovf ir parcnasiug esewhers as bei provared to sell at | out of Smith & Miller's ottice ; when I gotto the otfice | “7? PIN Sea “This witness was the wife of the goods under false pretences, as particularly requiring at | "4 “icy days since the latest case of financiering | ¢ssstv..0s the prevect. preprieter will Le engagea in other bu einen No! otukED et ee next morning about 6 o'clock I found Miller, Hoff and | tase witness, a fied to the New Year's night scene, | (entive consideration. ‘ Other matters,” he then said, |. hekte oie te he fi ee oN Clering | eas which w JI Teqaire the major yart of tts time. A sod tune oH athogay te ueae Brower. | Martin there ; they were putting the mails ona sleigh to} in alauto having seen Sharp kiss Mee, Van Colt, teke | “somewhat similar, perhaps, to these, will be Ind before pees dg, | dt is the hae! pene po rmeord Of] PTR at hisothee, wi tnte IRE, BURG RL as tln ee Nine MGrontasamined by Mounts—Did not count the mails ei | tin bis lap.and fort her limbs at divers times, She more- | Yo Fees one Co eT Ae Cee Teg \ or hie cathe te ealleclavnegrd.: The guilty satis be Palten Font or Wik a re es tie 9 Ny has, (tu cous quence uf being veseea Remy’ pi 4 f i high ac it e viduals inwhom idence was wed, pho are connected |! ba pe Ci ., arty vom the Fulton Ferre . pear the eck Slip Tih by *gentleman” Ciold Beater, ther when | put them in or took out ; they were ail ly. | ve" testified as to his having had the audacity to make an on poh ent I will say of these os |i8 James Forten, son of the late respected) and ya . or 4 with our public i } af the others, they are worthy of the patient con-| wealthy sail maker of that name. The father wa sideration of the Grand Jury, and which, on the | universally respected tor his probity and his b one aot a pelt ey Se ec bea oe sees e ness talents. Tie left quite a. large property to his prompt a grand jury to go farther than the law will | ¢hildre ’ i H Still the nature ofthe offence--ita frequency. in | ‘ hildren, Tis two sons continued his business, and FOF thiee story Louse hear of ueash par jo box 139 maec amorous demonstration on her, in the way of a kiss, though on this occusion there were other females by, ali of whom shared the saine fate from the adventurous gal- lant. As to the New Year's night bi lady testified to having laid awake till three o’c inorning, for the express purpose of listening to h ing on ‘he sidewalk ; Lasked when we were putting the mails on the sleighs {f tue Hudson mail was there; [ mere ly asked the question ; they said no; when I received the ag at Albany the persom who gave it to me said it was Uncle Sam’s bag, and desired me to look out; the bag 3 eed int re ed his Gold Leaf # ti more SNe OR READE STREET, Opty three doors trom his old stand, where ve is confident his old friends will follow. Lest quslity Lentist’s oid oil. . L. WAUGH, ml Iw*ec Practical Gold Beater, No. 92 Keade street. Tay one having such to disposs of, ey anote, stating’ loca’ion, Se. a joa lease ervey) BM pre win trom tons to Trty acre of ined 1 te bet state of tillage, with house, baro, wagoa house, autali oe = = could not be taken out without my koowledge from the | tthe’ siya e to bed or no; but that she was cer. | (hiscommunity—and the disastrous consequences flowing | With much success; having cleared several thou- very thing belon he saine, ox the tenaiit wish FN ISH SP Ca RL Oe ea loueek © beset ecvanmae Waste tiuleca on ‘ain that up to that hour he did not mount the staires that | [rom itymake it well worthy of your patient Investigation | Sand dollars the past year. varchaes everrthien, tp frases. Tengen, cowe,, tees gp by aevies SUSE RECa1VED A’ XON S, 37 Foha street, and BMaidea Lane, a splendid aysortment’ot ENGLISH BO: NETS, consisting of super Pateus, fine Mutiands, Albi rt Braiss, Se. Me. Also, an elegaat assortment of Luscaus, Rib- bons, 's lowers, aud every other article he milliner,, Aine.” Milliners and ouhers are respect(u ly. to call a0 examine the above. ‘The tuglish Haca are the clearest and best jw the inarcet. Ail the above will be sold at wholesale or re- tail, at 36 Maiden Lane and 37 John strcet, LBYON. LN. B.—The Basement of 6 Maiden Lane to lei—possessio given immediately. m3 im*ro NEW ARTICQe FOR SHAVING—VERKE’ A dXhaw OF MAP ONIN ot rp a And in acting on it, no considerations other than those of | . A few days ago it was ascertained that some public justice, and the good of the community should ac- | $15,000 to $20,000 of their paper was in circulation, ‘uate you. And I have full confidence that these matters } bearing the forged endorseient of their brother-in- will be thus taken up by yo law, who is a colored man of great wealth and ‘The Grand Jury then retired. very honorable character. It appears that the oldest Petit Jurors. —S4 were as usual summoned but only 23] brother committed the forgeries, without any suse appeared to serve. % — 3 T oy Mines.8 fine of $29 each was imposed on nine grand { Pion on the part of his brother. ‘The money was and 7 .. | Hot applied to their business at all. Several thou- pete este H beh sttendance ot the present and pre- | sind dollars have been traced to lottery offices— Nol. Pros.—In the case of Abraham K. Stivers, indicted | ‘hose curses to society, and especially to the color- ‘or @ misdemeanor jn obstructing a Marshal in the per- | ed people of our cities—where Forten had wasted formance of his dutie ction of the District Attor- | some $10,000 within nine months past! Investiga- ney, sent of the Court, a nolle prosequi | tion, however, shows that he is only one party to she went down inthe basement in the morning, hae six gules from New York, and if found Sharp in his pantaloons, alone, in company with Mra. Van Cott, Mr. Bell, Miss Waldron, and Miss Ryder Mr. Sharp made no answer to her husband's (Dr. Bailey's) question, afterwards, at to what had kept him up ao late; but Mra.'Van Cott remarked that ‘she had also staid up till three o'clock, to wash up the dishes” from the table on which they had hada late aupper the night before. It wan before New Year's, when she saw Sharp kiss Mrs Van Cott aud feel her limbs, and Mra. Van Cott on all of there occasions repulsed him. | When Sharp kissed Mrs Van Cott, Miss Waldron was also present. ‘This, with the exception of the averrment of the kind treatment of Mrs Van Cott by her husband, was all the testimony of this the night ofthe 7th December last ; was present when the muils were taken out ; the prisoner, myself, Martin and Mr. Miller, were present when the bags were taken out ; about a quarter before 10 o'clock that night, witness went to call Hoff to take charge of the mails ; witness returned in a minute or two followed by Hoff’; thinks the mi were in the same condition when witness returned ¢ they were when he went to call Hoff’; had a conversation with Hoff in the morning ; he raid te witness that he left the office about 4 o’clock and went to the Hudson House to light his lamp, and then went with John Smith to the boat. Cross-examined by Monnis.—Terry and another were in m5 tre ARM in the T p of Ovsnge, N. miles from Newark and two fiom Noth Orause—idsacis two thirds meadow and arable, balance theifty wood houn rret aad cellar. lately repa beach orchnre ea.arruvebenide ry crina fat ell healthy nia % tle t reqi the office with Hoff when I left it ; the ottice was left with | y itness— the Court adjourned juntil the followi war «1 and the case dismissed. : i e a wag tt ase ts | tor oe th evening wet cal Tey ocelot ow Sieuraet inn he ooming | wife dat lvenysdokn ince,» colored man, (bem frauds Two of, our lading brokers have PHERIX HORSE BAZ money will be retarued., he (cllowing 1s one of the number! Bi axe, (colored) examined.—Saw Hoff on the morning - ~ was then tried for a petit larceny, in stenliug a pairof gai- 7 AOF passing these | vo, 189 AND 191 MERCER STRE: ofthe 8th December in the office of Smith & Miller; he went out ; saw him shortly after on the tow-boat dock ; he had @ stick in his hand and was punching in the river ; { saw him out of the window, and also from the door ; he remained punching the water for about ten minutes ; he then returned to the office and said the boat was coming ; Lasked him “ was he spearing eels 7” he said he was. Cross-examined.—Is inthe habit of seeing Holf every morning ut the river ; it is @ custom with the drivers to go down there every morning to wait for the boats. cr boots, worth $2 60, on the Ist of last month, from the | 20te#, knowing them to be forgeries. Against one store of Mr. Winslow L, Whiting, No. 436} Broadway. | Of them the evidence is said to be quite strong. He Verdict, not guilty. was arrested at the suit of one of our banks, which Grand Larceny.—Daniel McBride was then tried for «| has suflered to the tune of several thousands, His sand larceny, in stealing a quantity of clothing, &c., | name is Curran. I hope he will be able to clear vorth $90, on the 30th of last January, from the premises | himself from so serious a charge. orten, it is ‘Ftheodore Belknap, No. 100 William street, part of | said, took all the funda of the firm he could lay which was his property and part belonging toa second | handy upon, and sailed for Port Republicani, on Phe property, oF & part thoreof, was exchanged at gyi.) (H¢ first rumor of his knavery. His exploite’are T, BLEECKER STREET, Thewxt regular PUBLIC AUCTION SAL¥ mill tnke ee, at this establishmen THIS DAY, March Sth, commencing st e'even o'clork, Wri Carriages Harness, Saddlery, &e., new and secoud hud er amity haying property to dup ge «fy te axin, will have their orders fantthfaily : Naw York, Vee, 18, 1813. Dear Sir--Among the “ills that fean rs heir Uhair) to0,” not the least, expecially when travelling, is an‘ uoshayen” ‘chin Hevaraiag: ay bing oppo Log tS ing at ehe ter, Voan * into a store, and the proprietor, my very excellent friend IB, ‘Wherler, ioe (observing amy haivy> ness ) presented me apot of your Shaving Cream, With a lile devoted to seienis ted with most of U.S. Marshall's Office. Manen 4 —Two sailors, one named Robert Thompson and the other George Collins, both hands on board the ship Charles Carroll, were sent home from Lisbon in irons by the United States Consul at that port, to take their trial tor an attempt to murder the mate, and to create amutiny on board the ship. ‘They were examined this morning be- fore Mr. Commissioner Rapeije, and fully committed take their trial, horses, hind avd ay At Private Sale—25 ound, just in from the matched pairs of Bay H ung conner which 1 thas voluntarily of- n of its merits, and mv friends woud sike to ir i med.—I1 saw the pole with which Q , y : “ fot quite equal to those of Rathbun, but you will | splendid pair of Bay Car nS heed nt ci anes) ecommnati rennet the poe with which City Intelligence rears re peecmee temas eePTecenyee Mie ML | aated will the. tanith moms thet, ereeP Sei oa | Spee peeps ed erga ta any smantty, by the, manniactare's avtgt,” No | end of it; onl faa na hs euntdbe yt weleremtne Bi epynigs heey pe ie ranted esti {petit [nrceny only, snd sentenced to the Penitentiary for ee What mayo net hope from the progress | ‘Also, et private rnl>, f Jerr mandsome Kockeway Woon, f ‘4 -" She of Be J v " ° Mw r 01 ff wo Ma y all the prine'ped sraayiete SOR” ue reviewing the new police bill, and suggesting the exami- ge Hint How of education in the course of a few years! yd aay ‘one week, and x number of mew “anil second fa through joke he answered. i Wier eramined.—Witness was captain of the steam- boat Utica in December last ; was on board the boat at Hudson on the morning of the 8th December, and saw mail in the river ; [sung out and got it taken up ; (the bag Is produced and witness identifies it,) had it con: veyed (o the post office ; it was about ten fect out shore trom the point of the dock when witness discovered it , witness next went to the office of Smith & Miller ; hada lichael Curry was then tried for] The contest between the friends and foes of keeping a disorderly house at No. 36 Cross street, the te- | hanging, waxesjwarm in this Stat The debates sort of youth of a tender age, and who assemble both da “ 3 and night for the purpose of 'Y | on this topic attract large audiences to the Frank- ambling, drinking, &e — ; Evidence defective and ineumiclent. Verdict, not guilty, { It Institute, mu rs an cies places, two or tires Jjourned to Tuesday, at 11o’clock, A. M. Himes a week. Adjourned to Tuesday , of the death punishment, are evidently gaining ground. At first, few besides the Socialists, Hicks- ites, Quakers, Universalists and Unitarians advo- nation of all the officers to be appointed under it, by in spsction of the seats of their breeches, caused much ex. citement at the upper and lower offices. Nearly all who have been addicted to lounging habits, wearing out their own pants, and the chairs of the police, appeared in new topgery, thus endeavoring to avoid detection by the con- templated committee from the Board of Appointments, but this will not, avail, us all their old unmentionables Horses taken at Livery Accommod by ony, estab: STORAGE the Lance and convenient Her W. COWAN wu) attend personally to all orc and selling horses ‘Ali persons apoa Paving a Ue A Court Calender. ng property at this ertablishment say rely ut of sale rendered, nud the fall pants worn threadbare ut the seat, thus endeavoring to show that constant attendance in the arm chairs of the office in the performance of their public duties, had pro- duced this result. This will not suffice—their wardrobe must be exhibited to the commi:tee, or they willnever muster, nway Ronseny.-A man named David H. Evans, dum street, while strolling through “ the Points” y night, was stopped by three men, who suc- Common Pueas—29, 32, 33, 98, 1 oiny Out oF coming tM on the day of a” in si ject of the disco- | will be demanded by the commitice for examination be $0, 208, 14 f , Fs, J tmeuat of proceeds wil, in all eases, be paid promptly ta cir: 3 a en, anoltieenepind Bade oid weno toes pre 8 fore they can expect to receive salarios of $000 per annum, | CiN’v!? Court—60, 208, 127, 95, 198, 260. cated it. Now, a large number of the other sects js establishment is built sirel James & Holmes, lect that he made any remark during the conversation, | under the now law. Some of the police magistrates ex: | Surenron Count—2, 10, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 15, 19,] are ranged on the same side, including many of ent plum, brieg detatch.d from tne twats John Fs Mo Epwanp O, Honiy—Resides in Hudson ; knows Hoi; | hibited equal cunning, and presented themselves with | 20; 21, 22, 2, 24, 25, 26, 97, 28, 31. our worthiest clergyinen and most philanthropic hereby not inierferieg im the feast pare, recollects the day of the robbery; had a conversation with 7, 40, 41, 42. citizens, 1 donot believe one twentieth part of the ' fo with them; but they will probably carry Sovrnann Navication.—We learn thatthe Man | the abolition of the Jaw by activity and zeal, be- agers of thy Schuylkill Navigation contemplate opening | tore the mass of the friends of capital punishment the Canal for transportation, about the 1éth of Turck wake upto know what they are doing. Our amia- shonld the weather permit, ble friend O'Sullivan’s report is the text book on ; that side of the question. The hanging side of the srony.—The Camden Eagle of Sa-| argument is defended with pe but few of its Hoff about half past 9 o'clock: present; the conversation took place in the atables yard of ‘Smith and Miller; | asked Hoff if he had heard the mail was robbed ; he said there was such a report; witness said it was strange that it should be robbed, as there war 1 guard with it; he said it was a mail brought by the boat, ne then said be heard the bag war cnt and money taken out; f then asked him if the was found above or below ‘Acall other times the Areoa 1y kept entirely clear, an 1s rived for she necommodation of private horsra and trace ou ale, flording every facility for C “1 showing horws COWAN AND DILKS ms im*ee Si Proprietors. ene i THOMAS ee HORNE, | Foo BORNE Preis, ‘S$ FIRST PREMIUM GEO. T, HOPE, SELPHO' ANGLESEY LEG. Regs from Second street t) 40 Spring at.—Patronized of on Son Ta New I workman eapable of makin WAN D—A feet Kitles and Shot y nat eminent sargeoue Lhrenynoat void thing bi of th i \ the stock Bock e? Us tion fi 4 owe the aubteat jie te us, Nove but wueh, as Can give xv0% hed fessional ‘ certain. in robbing him of the sum of $66. One ofthe | turday says, e stock books of the new cotton factory | advocates seem to have given the subject much at- | ecommenduti MDW. RK ied aan ey ans allowed ‘yy ali'te verte i Hiudaon; he SSiaeh seeaded.-Peat beard Ut.the robbery ] ‘ogties was arrested, but the other two esca at this place were opene lon Wednesday according to law, | tention. SE ST ewe SPIE sgh Seamed ne Ph WANTED=A SITUATION AS A GARDE stead t and we learn that shares to the amount of $150,000 were jonsine « Meat Suor —Yasterday morning, two boys readily taken.” named Daniel Crawford and George White, weve arrested i to'mtare blige vo produced. Inrodnoed into this couutry ase | from Captain Hyatt; Hoff was present, and witness askot ‘ad obeyed his orders ; he said he had, and th You duly recorded the murder committed in our nim if he had obeyed his orders; he s , and that market afew days since by a mere boy. I could WILLIAM SELPH dove in the act of entering @ butcher's shop at 81 Forsyth in, dotaachovipita A, : 2 active wan, who is well conver sera 29 Sezing street, ‘iat Broeday Now Tet, | ie a a et ne eat ee sratthe eitbecthe suas | ctieats Thay stated Got they Round the doer ef the thop | Sicxwess tv Venaonr.—Lryaipelas is raging to a | Dt cla Mime Bea depp o LWILN nA 7 "T have seen the artiBeial leg of wir. Belpho, Its conn Hoff if it is our bag it is a bad job; he made no rep open, and entered to look about, but not to steal. The extentin northern Vermont. In Dummeraton, and | cited We take such thing quietly fe k in the little town of Troy, it has been very fatal. good city. It is many years since any body was hung for such a Goad inthiseity If the hegre isa Woor.—The Norridgwock Workin, mere common murder our juries are too humane the Dexter Factor Company are now purchasing antes to convict, because they are opposed to hanging wool thay oan find, and paying the liberal price of two | If it is a very outrageous case, we acquit the guilty shillings per pound. on the ground of insanity. Indeed, ever since the ppears excellent, and wel a wo Cijects desired. Bat’ the best of ll ie the proof uf treat atte weer them; this is positive and undeniabie, Some of my fiends whom 1 nave mutilated, inform me that ne 1 a ear ot Lae TINE Rew pen” in? iméykwy%ea owners of the shop wis that the door was broken open, ee men ones, Se mnyeR: DRS ERY and the beys were re commited for further exami: ‘About 2 o'clock it was ascertained that some of the ma. prosecution had not arrived, and ed for a Bostpenement until to- morrow mormag day,) when he was sure the wit- t * fatnageme st of «a Firing. no ehildeen, is w take charge o! the management of milka d- batter, pow try aed farm hotter ba A line directed OJ Wy Sport prid), toria post office, | eed, will be respeerfally atteuded 17 ttawaw M&W* re Trirs to Newann.—The Pareaic river is open and vessels have resumed their trips between Newark ard New York.