The New York Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1844, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol X Ros F2nWhale Ros 3843 NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1844. tring Toe Cante Lr en HB ef ta Marche me ih packet ____ AUCTION SALES. __ : ern [atelliganes. i oe Maron COUntY Court, General Sessions, The Exploded Duel—No Lives Louwt—Mayor lobe Col 4 = Police— a¥—Facina Himsxie.—A mi ‘caspay, March 12.—The County Court met this after- stocks oy . . regular day, Far or Pamage, ang 3 AYBIA BELL. Aucuoneat Joba Gray, enative of Ireland, who was formerly in the | BOOR af four o'clock. “The charges Giars mat thle fen. peters: Recender ‘Taltiadye and AMernen, Secles snd]: BAGG TS MARARENK, HOPES: ARG! ORE Board'at Orleans wart, foot of wet pe era: employ of Bilas C. Smith, of io Fulton street, as clerk, | B-Graeaman, Clerk of the Ninth Wand’ Court, We Janes R, Wurino, oq , District Attorney. We give this morning a full and correct report of rehnonnaphoiam oS COLLING' Cn ing and Fasey Article ve lar Bale of Dry Goods, Cloth- presenting ines etimcioas panes erate ca aeeiecuneen to whom wes rane’ the PII apa cin cig or pert ge ge seed be megecaiigeple annonnoed in some of yeater oy Sia Bote ie je of Furniture of all deseripes ‘Wedn 4 | tute. From the testimon: “ 4 for the senience of John Joues, on muker, for an | day's papers, not one of Which statements have any ii aes aad oat chain April, her regular | Satorda ads 4 jeaday an y before the Police Magistrate eunte to the truth. The true facts of the case aguinst Justice Gilbert, of the upper Police, were not pre- tion from th f Cathe prosented tn the afidaviteit appears that John H.Williama, } Pare ® report, and asked for lurther tine, which was Caatello abd also of Edward Tr Burks, for obtaining’ s- Fj ema . the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company | granted. Justice Gilbert was present, ably prepared to gare by alse pretences, as well as other persons convict aa anes: eee by ale LG. Suite, for $571, which was bare all neo could ne presented against him. ed, tho Court was crowded soon alter the hour of eleven, i ere prefer commenced, The | | Changes were preferred against justice Stevens, of the | Case of John Jones.—Alderman Waterman and Briggs, may rely upon the ships of this line sailing pune toallyas advertioad "a ver BAL Paes , > wil atthe Mer-| guit was commenced by G. A. Bi - lice, w! vel el ms i 12 o'clock. | claration, which was hy vierah settee ae lower Police, which were referred to a committee. before whom this man was convicted of attempt to procure a ch PEE eeeareed K BE. ALLIDAY & JENKING: Ty pepe std Pies Her vont eal EF chatta Exehasas, on Friday the 15th tna fons te “amir ofthe Buin ‘Of the Tide Water Canal, at Hivre de Grace. Mr. Smith, at his store. ‘The suit'was tried in the Supe. Clreult Court. abortion, being upon the bench, James M. Sart, Jr., Es- 1 ; ; tie Fala he vieiuity For ‘or very si accommodations, rior Court and judgment obtained in favor of plaintiff, on Bef " quire, one of the counsel of accused, roso und asked the SF bop ry em an side Bi i 4 p efore Judge Kent. bs 00) % MINT ERAS - are these. A respectable physician of Park place, accompa- nied by his triend, Mr. Cowan, a North Carolinian and medical student in the University here, escort- ed a Miss M——to a large party in 4th street some three or four weeks si: At the party Misa M met with an intimate friend, a “tr. Wheeler, a young lawyer of this city. During the evening he sy g ons Sales of all descriptions attended to as usual. the 9th of December, for $596 36, dama, Court to postpone sentence, in order to allow time to send the 26th of January application was malo to aol mile tha] _ Manen 12 —Von Cott vs. Sharp.—'The Court was crowd | to Albany to obtain a bill of exceptions from one of the A HAVE taken the Store ith ae ‘ SNARE Bee | judgment, on the ground that the declaration, instead of | &4,'@ excess at an early hour. Jndges of the Supreme Court, to obtain a stay of| the young lady, it is said, treated her old friend Abe gunetion racket hip Liverpool, Cant Joba Eldrdke. | miSsiON BUSINESS. Bee ND'EBM: bei Herved upon Smith, was served non’ Gee his | , Mt: De Wirt replied to the address of counsel for the | proceedings and obtain a new trial, Application had] with some coolness, who manifested his indig- Se agtler dee. tie Arlt MinTtogiree, | @uaranteed and cashed, or advan de when required. clerk, who made an affidavit of that fact. defence, and travelled ever the entire ground taken by Been made to the Recorder for a stay of judgwent, which | nation oy bestowing ho farther notice upon the Ine OLD BLACK FALL INE-OF Fare JOHN 8. BETTS, | representation of apparent facts, judgment was given | MT: Jordan. In the course of his remarks he madea very | had been refused, but he considered it a duty he | jy throughout the evening. ‘The following doy ame Recker ste: LINE OF PACKETS— —_ in favor of Smith with $10 costs, This led to an | Poimted attack upon the press for publishing the pro- | owed his client to make this request of the Court prior to | ¢),4 young southerner, - hay f ‘apt . iit Ue ue’ arched for Liverpool oa Ge itthe Mose: | Memes i ito fan & Cor Mosare, Thoprpaon & Ad Jnvertigatioa, which resulted in on afidavit ‘belug made | Ceedings in courts of justice, and went onto sty that he | their rendering Judgmeut in the case, ‘The gentleman | fat, sent q note ver, shaving heard of the, ale bh ty GE vishiug to engage passage will requi i ‘Moses Taylor. D bs * eran NG co. by the clerk of Mr. Bicknell that Gray represented him- | @acerely trusted the legislature would interpose its | closed the application by remarking that the Court was apology ‘i etsiethddion tn toile fc pas ion with a perfect | #@thoxity.tso as not alone to exclude reporters for the | well aware that the complainant, Catherine Costello, was knowledge that it was intended for Smith, and not for him. | Pre*# fom courts, but also the public at large, and that | taken sick before the defence had any speeceuilty te ater, Miller & Co, Gray was therefore arrested and held to bail to answerthe bead phates be conducted within closed doors. ‘The | cross examine her as to her statement which fomved the Ponrges, Beanet & Co. | charge. learned gentleman, at this portion of his address, became | basis of this conviction. ‘Chat under this state of the on the previous evening. The New Yorker sent spirited reply to the officious gentleman, which immediately brought Mr. Cowan's friend, Mr. Mesars. Spoffard, ‘Tileston & Warren & Brintuail, | *¢/t a6 Smith, and received the declari Co. Mr. 8.T. Nicoll. JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South at. a 0, Harpogy's No. | Meat N. B—Passage from reat 4h t E eal by the ist cloet 1: po of the line at the lowert tate: aed ‘ wa Co. can as usual befituished Sor any amount, Payable in all bot, Olyphant & Demon nite pathetic in hia sub i vd to continuing the trial until her re- Nivedti F the princips! towns, without arge, throughout Great co Go. Cixven Annest.—As officer Bowyer was passing | Mite pathetic in his sublime commentaries on the nume- | case, he was opposed to continuing util her re- | Green, to investigate the difficulty, and make ar- Panella tows pos, G ‘ wes ih aa : , passing | rous evils resulting to society and the morals of the com: | covery; but his client insisted upon such a course, and, | rangements for its settlement. snd in anphe moe ‘Theo. VietorkDuck Edward G, Faile & | through one of the streots of the Sixth ward yesterday munity by the publication of trials inthe newspapers. contrary to his own judgmunt, he ussented to it. Under f Wheelin: having Inaened thet the ledy: hind BLACK GALL, OR OLD LING OF LIVER- ite ng rie". e morning, he spied acolored man with a basket under his ‘i ri sib P. Kets Fon Liv eurOoL hee. De Je Vevster & Whit. Babeock & C inom | EW se tnpicious conduct excited hie nten tomy and | fiber Tad: jaroaly ‘concluded his attack, upon the hese Cregnee age he asked till Friday of next week "acket jarch.—The new magnificent ~ observing that the basket contained somethii i i in hi eee F i fad celcrwed tene wilig backer ship MONTECUSA GEORGE B_ ROLLING, Auctr, was nicely covered up, he stopped him andl coker ie co Pi cy ae Haein aberet striae fd Heconpse.— Toe spinien ct thai cout ie re ripe :M ‘ . + rp ns - | not sufticient cause in the application for a dg sara iaowa that ie ‘lous of the MONTE. | gold on Thoyedayy sat 18 olock at she Merehaats | soe? hana scope owe ea ene te ace! thelleapmed colnel wil we und reprted in gales die | Me sax. John Jones UMA for rs. at. sities out ina mort suyerb mans 7 i tory an i ‘ jowyer, and, grabbing t! *¢ 7 “om i LERK.—Jol b with every modern improve vont and conveuience, that cxn add | now oveupi ty Me dwar Myer {inneri br m*:| threw ot the cover, ‘and Jound an. elegant gentleman's | feng mad dnd directly contrary to what fhe gentleman to tke comfort of those birt BF eal ctartalons tae vie pois lode hp and ley OF rode’ ia fer, 150 feet, pina a umbrella deposited therein. “Come to the 7} i cabin, second enn and | Far ofthe Tot 25 by 0 feck mY, ee ee ace reeling soak a peat ie to, yehiol was bound up in folio, and after reading that be as rattan glee Hee BROTHE y polished white warble f Tangs slate peas’ {he space of half an hour after the arrest was made Lieut, taken on Rie Rus PUL sienna tel ae eee u'ton sbeet, next door to the jray, of the ship Lexington, appeared in the office, and | views on the subject, upon which he proceeded with his rom Liverpool ted in onset toabocsentebligees and incit d sie thi ty, which he suid hi sails from. bi and js one ol sat established and locat dato med the property, which he suid had been stolen from | addi cy y tor Mog Reece ae Ee ene pom Literpncd om the | 3 rod gota bliet 7 rom | address. ‘The facts of the learned gentleman's mistake, ed ou caus sending for) their, friends ca a for that usjnees, bites eta Fp morn flora his boarding house in Broadway on Wednesday evening. | and the correctness of the new: pane port, thus brought sanctioned the proceedings ot Mr. Cowan for re- sentment of the alleged insult, wrote her a severe reprimand for her behavior at, and subsequent to, the party, and at the eame time explaining the cause of his conduct on the evening 1n question Before the young lady, however, had an opportu nity to express her satisfaction with this epistie, « lengthy correspondence had been eaten on be tween the chivalrous gentlemen ugh MM Green, who was the bearer of each commun tion. The lady, perceiving the belligerant atttty which matters had assumed, wrote an epistle to her gallant defender, Mr. Cowan, expressing her P a Yt . Bae e oun will positively sai Brandy, barren Frat yalaatie, property No. a7 tents. The black fellow replied, “O, nothin much, massa, larch, a (Great laugh’ er.) . 1 was not for your client, ; but for John Jones, the button maker. sox.—Oh, 1 thought’ it was my John Jones, (Laughter.) Cisnx.—John Jones—(no answer) John Jones—(no answer ) Rxconpen.—Mr. Clerk please arraign John Law. this splead d specimen o} Mr. 1x Witt hereupon took up the publication referred any other vessel. For tly fitted w The coloi h ; i @ fiom ihat port punctually onthe ist ant 16th of | Broad now ren ed for $3000 per men.gave the same of Chasies Hekay. hetore the Court (though not introduced in ce) far- |, CLenx.—John Law, stand forth and answer why sen-| catistaction at Mr. Wheeler's conduct, and request- wach mon’ fs ac all times for sale on the Royal Bauk of | The sale will b je Derfect and terms | Annusr or Anorner Re is Delan: k | niehesthe best commenta: e1 Y tence should not be pronounced upon you. i r : be ed : ireland, aud o2 Menats Preccot', Grote, Ames & Co, Bankers, | further perticu "anetioneter Wil “ roasted ond tell to | tuste, legal skill and strong sence Of soe Tenge | Kecoxnen.—John Law, you were convicted of a riot in| 1R8 that the matter should be dropped. It seems shop keeper ef 255 Front street, was arrost : dds , ft bail on two charges of receiving stolen goods knowing | of the way onsiaugh upon the press, Mr. be Witt mode | Grand street on New Year's eve, during which time a however, that the gentlemen did not consider them to be such. ‘The firat, for recelving a large quantity | further allusion to the publication of Mrs. Vann Cott’s let. | 48 Was fired from the top of your house that came neur matter susceptible of quite so ‘Ondon. Por Passage, Ke apply, aa above ROLLINS, ‘The packer ship EUROPE, witl succeed the above packet | & Co.) Nor? Gases nt. ttlement; ba Liverpool on the ist of April, her eguiar day BY DAVID PARKS, of blacksmiths’ and carpenters’ toole, valued at $150, and | ter and address, from ten of the Jury on the last trial, | Mlling a person residing opposite. ‘The Court, therefore, | owing to the correspondenc passed he- FASSAGE FROM ERGLENS, TRELAND OF ‘i 154 PEARL, STREET,* Py ship bell, that had been taken from the shop of Paul B.| which appeared in the “Herald” of yesterday, which he | #etence you toa confinement inthe city prison for one} tween them, which only tended to magnify the LAND AND WALES VIA LeRPOOL ? 4 a) THIS DAY, AT 94 O'CLOCK. and Matthew Macey, 38 Dover street, part of which were | described as an effort made to forestall justice, and influ. | Math, and a fine of #25. misanderstanding, and increase the improbability found in his possession. ‘The second charge is for re-| ence the present trial. ‘The reporta reierred to appeared | _ LAW.—! suppose I must stand committed until the fine ceiving a boat cover and rope, valued at $20 which had | to have ‘been taken from th “flerald” ana. {tenish ¢ | i# paid. < been stolen from barque Heckla, on the 6th ‘of January | proof of the correctness and accuracy of the report ean ea , last. Mr. Jonvan took exceptions to some points in the | ¥AW.—Then I shall stay a long while myself, | shall. Brvtat Ovrracx.—On Monday night about half past statement of Mr. De Witt, when the latter had concluded, Abraham Ryerson and William Spiwood, pre then ar- ten o'clock, # respectable, elderly gentleman was knock- | Which he begged the Court to bear in mind in the charge | raigned for sentence on a conviction for grand larceny, in ed down at the corner of Chambers and Chatham streets, | t° the Jury. stealing a cloak and $137 in money from Hugh Luckey, with a blow of a club, given by an unknown ruffian. At|,. His Honor, Juoce Kx.xr, then commenced his charge,in | whom they met in Anthony street, where the robbery the time the blow was given there were at least from a | the presenceofa fulland densely thronged Court:—Gen- | was perpetrated. dozen to twenty persons passing up and down both streets | tlemen of the Jury, I rise now to close this long and ardu-| Wa. Suacer, Esq. asked for a postponement of sentence of an amicable settlement. Accordingly, the atlair rought to's Toads. gad euestleneenn ie manded and refused, a challenge was conveyed by Mr. Green, and arrangements made fora settlement according to the laws of “‘honor.”” The matter had been kept as_ secret as possible, but the father of one of the parties, who resides in a neighboring village, on the Hudson, having had formation of the affair communicated to hun by (isk Out emir te \. ding for their frieade would do well to apply at | Semmneite Bicone Pied Daven Catlare Beebeneen Bone 1d established socket gine of HERDMAN, 61 Sonth at, | OE ii all colors, Dressing Combs, Side Combs, Bead Purses. B.-‘The shies ct this line now leave Liverpool every five Mt soe” <éclecaensb etaoitneanasandeaigiayste 5 can as tn . le'atail the principal baking institutions throughout tae NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY ‘vnited kingdom, apply as above. FOR SALE T AUC il (LE ee a le A TION. PS FROM DUBLIN, CORK. WATER. THE MANSION HOUSE AND GROUNDS OF 7 ARIE luvoice of Fat ‘ ting of fifty ps. Ps Sete subscriber his made unequalled eza:icments | A Spiutald Handicrchich Pongseas; fanny tilt Doeat Nina: a oF » Paper es, N. atte KORD, DERRY, COLERAINE, BELFAST, | ft7B THOMAS E, DAVIS and the BELMONT and Newry, Dr c—Persous wishing to send for {GHTO! SES, at New Brighton, Staten | The man who gave the blow was seen to run n sha- | ous trial; and I ca y i iw ey jady’s family, ‘ y \. d, wi ie ‘ Croes: i in assure you, my official duty will not | of Spiwood, on the ground that ther had had no e young lady’s family, hastened to the city, au i ead qn have Cire beoeshe oes from auy of the above jo will be mpterly. vo}, ac public pacar AE tae tham street, up Duane, and in the direction of the Shak- | Qblige me to go into those! facts which the whole of | knowledge of his offence until he saw his conviction pub-| gave information to the Mayor, who had the pri g pale both arrested and bound over to keep the the public, The case in | lished in : wspapers of the day. ¢ wounded man, not one of them | itself is so extremely disgraceful, that 1 consider it] .W. Tennune, bsq, rose and said, that it became pro ithout their experieacini ‘Thursday Paoacott, one of the firm, will be ou’ the | viously. he Zieh day’ af March ext, at o'clock, if not pre 3 speare Hotel, but strange to say, although a large crowd | this trial have brought befor ‘of at pri tent posed te sal had collected round t! ‘ 7 - f, to give his ‘attention to the passengers engaged | The Mansion House is one of the most would follow the ruffian. It is needless to remark that | % Public calamity to be deplored in this communi. | per for him to suggest to the court, that Spiwood, whom Petr. G hes : p deerpe: cn ie following day. the sa regioers or ther aucnte here, and persOns may rely ments ingge Uni ited Bt there was no watchmen at hand, and although five or six |tY, nd for the sake of the public morals, I regret | he had defended, was innocent of the offence for whieh he M ia Taet) ficer A. M.-C. Stith et | t the wishes and comforts of those whose passage may be | centre of YOuror five acres, as now enclosed. | persony ran in different directions to look for one: none | 2 has been remarked by the learned counsel who has just | had been convicted, und if the court would not pass sen-| (Monday ast) by officer A. M. (i. Srnith, ane at by then wilt have all due and proper attention. For god comme er lars apply, if by letter, post aid, to . 5 & J.T. TAPSCOTT, Thesite cannot be sur at their General Passage Office, 43 Peck Slip, cor. Sovth street, | whole of tne Bay of New York, extending up the North and wi ratte may be obtained, for large or small ivers, New York, Brooklyn, the Long Island Shore, yayable on demand, without discount or suy other charg Shrough the Narrows to the Ocean, aud al arge portion of iNew 1 National or Proviveia’ Bavke of Ireland, or any of theit | Jersey. iY ands OF 88Y Zo 're\ | ‘The Belmont and Brighton Houses are both, extensive build: the main walls brought before the Mayor, who had the parties all again arrested, and made a thorough investigation of the whole affair. Mr. Green, who seemed. to have been disposed to carry on the duel, notwith- standing the bonds of the principals, was also could be found. The gentleman was taken into Mr. Bal-| #4dresméd you, that I have not been empowered to conduct | tence, the prisoner would make a full confession, and lagh’s, the grocer, where his wounds were washed, and | i with closed doors; and when it is considered the weight | bring all the real parties to justice. some person present offered to go with him to his residence, | Which attaches to character—to your own characters—I | Recoroxn.—The Court really hope that the latter part which he said was in Essex street. He seemed to be se think you would h cceded to this demand for the soke | of your remarks will soon be made manifest—there is no riously injured, and bled profusely from the wound in his | {this community ; and that you would put an end to auch a | occasion for further delay of judgment. Ryerson who head e flags on the sidewalk, in front of Mr. Bi lamentable and deplorable state of things, as that of ening has served one term in the state prison, was then sent branches throughout the Kingaom i bound over to keep the peace in the sum of A lagh’s shop, were yesterday morning covered wi ia | thelpublic appetite with the revolti a tuwhi back for four years and nine months and Spiwood for Lem PR GPAGKER FOR, HAVRG—Gecqed_tine—Tip | Leng ybjeusantly situated, nearly opposive the Beeamboat | Higoi, N°? y 34 rie asada || trial has produced. Gentlemen of the Jury, this caxe | four years and six months. : Sino a ikewine cornalied to Uae a | . 3 ard Funck, master, will | tels. iN Ce 7 Sed oR te ites involves no question of law, and there are but two fact: Rygnson.—I tell you one thing—we are both innocent | | > ih be . oe = on the Ist of April, For freight or paauage apply | For a diagram and further particulars, spe named Thee, Mietaley, cul wet veka auroral for your consideration, which require a sound discrimin. | —1 wasn’t tried or the orime, Der ioe my character, latter, however, owing to the intercession of the No.9 Tontine Building, fimoMri8%ee ; CURTISS, [from the foot of Houston street, by accidentally: falling | Mom on the part of the jury. ‘The first is, aato the fact | John Moore, a boy, wos then arraigned on a conviction | Principals and their friends, was relinquished, and m@ ee comer Wall and Water strects, : from the string piece of the wharf, ‘The Coroner will of the adultery being’ committed—being the material | o(burgiary in the third degree, in entering the store of J, | the parties were all discharged, though the pistols were not; an hus ended ne “‘aflair o| no fol Glace ete, branch of the case—the last ix involved in the first, #0 that | P Hints Co. comer rg apr inguasrse We have'been requested to ark why the in- | YOu, must Delieve the fact of the adultery being commit. Lnoieee TAR iele: pte rrere | hope the Court ests held by the Coroner ure hot deqeaitay way the in: | tel to make out the case ; and itis the duty of the plaintiff | wit oer'be down on meas l-will never be found here the Int of each month. tn the offies ogee camanthly 00) —the burden lies on him—to make out the fects chatged Be slesint soosrdltig ealtad nen er tke Biatat against the defendant. ‘This is just in morala—it is just or,” ne with ne other unpleasant result than that of izing” those concerned. A.B ~ STEAMBOAT FOR SALE—will vEOR NEW ORLEANS—Lo sold at the Merchants? Exchaoge in this ieee steiner EOLA Meat Ay CENCE aS Asciee own on fast om tere! pantie Let tain ‘at noon, hy tf LEECKER & CO., Auctio: 4 THON ae regular day. or pas: | sere, the STEAMBOAT VIRGINIA, with ail the tack rite having Pendeome accommodations, apply on board, at farnii in or belonging to it. “Phe sid stermboat ia of i ? ‘Reconver.—In consideration of this, we sentence you What, (oot of MATEO PING & CO., 56 Bouth at, | ig eurthes ef about $48 tons; in Jeagth about 158 fet witha | Rysuragction Mux Yesterday afternoon a gentleman | i Jaw ust as reguris all crlimes—und of all offeheer | to the state prison for two years, and trust that we shal! Positively no teeight teceived after Tossasy seats the | {lender of 4Oinches and a seven foot stroke. It is well ealeu- | came into the Coroner's Office in hot haste, and aaked morals, where none needs seclusion more, of all | not gee you here again for sentence. 7 Rertos of Sale aud any other information that may be desi:ed, | “Where isthe Coroner ?” A waggish fellow, who hap. | others: than the crime here charged—you must place answer)—John Jones: Shiopers by this line may rely upon having their goods cor- | will ve communicated 20 sorligugn ati ed, | paned to be present, and whose curiosity was not excelled | imPlicit reliance upon the character of the evidence to Riera igen ‘5 ave 2 Is ‘ : vag | Sustain it. This case, gentlemen, must be determined b: measai JOHw COLGAN, 11 James street. yy his first mother, intimated that the Coroner was | * : 'y ane coe Abney a Weokenl, who will pe apestenmboat is now lying at the foot of Chainbors rm arent, not in, but any business could be communicated eotitees Slt pee ie eine the fact, the a ed for the apprebel rp +? y +] 7) o e it i cit ng and conclusi i ihe packet enn Hubtartle, Cape. Cornell, will anceeed the = SSA | 10 him, fd he would , uform the, official head as | instances which would lead to the opinion in th hay nie ot | brought before the court forthwith. ee eres a aa, warren IMMEDIATELY—BSeveral Young, men must know that last night s couple of young med. | !iacreet men, that adultery has been committed. It is not | Case of Edward F. Burke.—The Recorder stated, that it > ery inst sailing pack«t ship LOUISVILLE. S17 tous | C1). They must come well recommended for the ri hans Tur Secret Murper in Watnut street—Dis- covery or THE Murperovs Knire.—The announce- ment in the Herald yesterday morning, relative to the discovery of the body of a young and unfort- nate gitl that was found in the cellar of an old house corner of Water and Walnut streets, the day previous, created great excitement in that vici- nity, and hundreds visited the spot during the day ‘The Qgsoner has taken charge of the remains, and will prabably hold an inquest this day. lic,tanbsesibers and collect money for val students went out of town with & horse and wagon | Siificient for you to believe in familiarities, and that course | had been the intention of the Court to impose sentence ‘built in this city in the summer of 1831, of live oat, | eterPrive. ‘To such, good employ ment will be to get adead body tor dissection. They got the body, of conduct which goes a great way to establish a pre- | upon Edward F. Burke, convicted of obtaining cigars by jocust; thoruughly salted on the 10 12 Stis*re ISRAEL Pi put it in a trunk, and started to come into the city sumption of guilt—as a learned authority has! laid down | false pretences, but representations had been made since While on the route, the horses became frightened and the in law—but bis must believe in every circumstance of | the trial by J. L. Waits, ., counsel for the creditors, stocks; has revs, ANTED—A SITUATION AS A GARDENER.—A | students also—the horre started off me ts the case. The vast maas of testimony that has been laid | which would tend to change the dec p of the court as the t WA rnciy active man-who ts weil conversant witievac: | to save their lives, leaped from the wagon, while the | ere us divides this case into two branches: the plaintiff to the peualty to be imposed. Under these circumstances] We repaired to the spot yesterday, and learned department of the business, particularly the construction ard Managemeat of green pouses, hot houses, and frit houses; land: senpe or ornament ing—having lived for several years FOR PALE—Tre sloop THOMAS COLYER, | ‘2 s0me ot the most ‘best situations in this country. Y's A. ” neler 0. Healang Bae PEt, ea UN: pele ld Ten CTR ET nomsccemert meNew ? oat Oz, Tnomae Catron, #2 | och fear Haring u0-ebilérea, hia wife would pri slope onthe H et. Bhs ia ceatre-board, and of | sdeated forsne ciatting or lusiber batoess., Fer fercher Ser or oe tieulas apply to JOSEPA AGATE, ment of milk ad butter, pou.try ard post paid) As- 257 Brosdway, New York, Administrator of the estate of Franklin Agate, m3 Im#ec must establish his case fully, and in order to do this, we | the ceurt had concluded to postpone the sentence until have to go back into the history of Van Cott’s family, to | Friday next in order, to give time to Mr. White to present of acctised as the creditors should that the remains were those of a young girl of the rame of Roche, whose father and step-mother Irish, and who, some two years ago, kept a liquor store in the house, in the cellar of which the remains of the female were found buried in her clothes, and discovered yesterday by Mesrrs. ‘Thompson and Jeroloman. It appears from the tes- timony of wieby neighbors, both male and female, that the house bore but an indiflerent character, and that Roche and his wife were in the constant habit of ill-using their daughter, who frequently horee kept on with the vehicle and the dead body, not since been seen or heard from. I h fos the Coroner, to tell hier thot the. rendeste gat ete | mest these two questions. In the first place, if you arrive j auch statement in favor friends ure very. smtoh alermod, wid thut if he feds the | 2tthe gonélusion that the injury has been committed, you } consider just and proper. body he will not be alarmed, but keep it quiet for hia re. | S° sti, gentlemen, to consider if it has been an injury tof Street Door Thief—Soneph Thompson, a black thief, spect for the faculty, ax you know we must here dead | V22 Cot, In the next place, it has been told to you about | was tried on acharge of grand larceny, for stealing a cloth bodies for dissection.” A’partial assent was given by our | 20 Ost 's licentiousness of conduct. I must first com- | clouk, valued at upwards of $25, the property of ‘Thomas informer to this very modest request, and the gentleman | ents % (0 this latter point, upon what counsel for the de- | 11, Braisted, which was taken from 6d White street, on loft the office quite aatiafied. Since the above, we loarn | \udant has called my attention to, namely—that “if it | the 22d of February last. ‘The accused was arrested by of the students have been communicated | Was shown that the husband was himself a seducer, and | officer Stephens, who found the cloak on his person with d warrants issued for their arrest as well | t\70DS cvidence of the faet being introduced on'the trial, | the flaps tucked under bis pantaloons, and an over coat as the keeper of the grave-yard from whence the body ] Katy: ir the huatand hel oneal. aes tte, ext | over ibuttoned tight to prevent it from being seen. The was obtained. place, ‘if the husband had connived at the guilt of the jury, convicted him forthwith, and the Court sentenced \d has . A to J. W., {alands wil be rexpoctiul y attended to re oot Mong Le from Germany, who, for the Inst ‘engaged in the education of young laz ocepiwtloh she iacavally somprant ot Charente ofthe it MAGNIN’! . harg wife, did it not disentitle him to a verdict ft ” fm appt red with marks of violence upon her person. LUCINA CORDIAL, orchiidien oe saaiy. he Kicked etisnonatr in Common Council, differ with the learned counsel on these points; or; though | 8m the State prison for three yeurs andtwe months Mur Strachan, who it appears was somewhat ne- ae capabitity yd character can be produced. Address A.J Boanp or Acozamen, March 12—This Board met in | it be established fully that the husband had connived Ll Trial of William Reed.—This man, well known in the | quainted with Roche’s daughter, stated that she ., box No. 563 upper post OR, ELIXIR OF LOVE. rc 1. Address / OM the spepty end cortajn ours of female isregebesition, ten | oct ee ne eee Sacre Doteney, parrenness, fger albus, ineiDint courameting, | (JQACHMAN WANTED A stant and healthy Colored constutional debility, whether the result of impradence, ii’ | J Man, unmarried, of goo’ addeeas, and who is perleet in hess of accident. profession, of unexceptionable character, is wanted as Coa i vate family 18 m New York, Ap- has seen the girl ill-used frequently by her father and stepmother, and between two or three years ago, in the sumimer-time, about six or eight wecks before Miss Roche was missing, she came into the cial meeting to Wu bill ‘uilt of his wife, he would still i fourth ward, ax a sailor's ding house keeper, at 343 special meeting to act upon the police bill from the board | a ee nention a Ce ete te some damages. | Water atrvet, was jut upon his trial on a charge of grand ot little importance, the bill was taken up in committee of | tery, is he entitled todamages?” Gentlemen, this case haa | larceny, for stealing on tse 27th ult. $110 from. Joseph Il. the whole, Alderman Waterman in the chair. been decided in the English courts, and it remains to be | Lackland, late carpenter's mate of the United States ship ‘The first and second sections, abolishing the watch de- | Considered has there been any testimony introduced on | North Carolina. Lackland stated that he was discharged Ta pertathas blew weatiy scald by ite intsodeetios jut | piv, by acote left tals ofire) to W. A. k Cos wating vier | nn eey rte, nnd secend sections, abolishing the watch do. | etry that hae apptecchan te eeamony, introduced on | (rom the ship the day previous to the offence. That house one day, saying, she had been severely beat- Rmricn, ” Numerous testimonials have been received from | #n6cs from lust place, and terms. mi tire | Petrol men, was leiden the tale. y and night | on the part of Van’ Cott, if'we except the testimony of | ing previously known Ieed, he went there and remained | en by her father and sep-mother, and showed one en inva is i le Cordial. Otners who INFORMATION WANTED, ‘The third, fourth, Hlth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth and | Eliza Tompkins, and that testimony relates to what -has | that night. ‘The next day he started for Cecil county, | of her eyes which was black and bloodshot, where her father had struck her with a piece of rope. ration, Now, considering the | Maryland, where his parents reside, and after placing the She also says, she saw him, from a back window, been by thi Pet aiafehete health by thait own folly or ettravaganes eve | ()F ROBERT TYTHERLEIGH BOWN, of Cheltenham, imputed after the ents 7 i country in 1836 or 7, He work: fly, with all the circumstances ‘a canvass bag in his chest, he proceeded in a tenth sections, establishing the police and patrol diatricts, and defining their duties, were adopted. history of the Van Cott Found ip eae ooraial the, rang, of festcuauon., afte all other | oa carla nasie Davie Bows. is Fissoargh, er, oc the bok Di ith Reed to the Philadelphia boat f aa ly oo? 1 44 medical &: in vain. |The hid child re ‘ ; a argh, F.. a ‘iog | ‘The eleventh section was altered so as to prevent connected with them, we find be is married in 1682 to hia | Cab in company with Reed to the Philadelphia boat from | heat the poor girl on the landing of the stairs wit side bas often Dees rendered happy, and the ahr. tbe poe | ee eee wn irade mith Ma, Gavin Vallis lie ad inst | €Xtta compensation to police officers for rewards, and | wile Eliza, who, it appears, was not then 19 years of age, | thefoot of Courtiandt street. | They arrived there 100 late | 4 Jarge Tiece of rope thick thaw a broom handle - ove dave e Ward from in August, 1630; soon ater which, itis eunposed. he trikes out all that part making an equal distribution of] 4nd ix now only in her 26th year. This history just | and entered an oyster cellar near by, Tibeklend oe pesel which was knotted at the end. Miss Strachan says, ¢ agent of one of the i is:—Each one young—married at the tender | by the name of Harris, While there, Lac perty. ad Ft toe ated Tee Te teadet | that him and Reed should go to the circus, and then open- ‘ions twelfth and thirteenth were so amended as to | 1 'y should encourage thoxe early marriages, |¢ his trunk to Ft on a frock coat snd change place the petty police officers to be attached to the police | #like dangerons to the young of both sexes. We find | his round-about. d stepped up and took the bug offices under. ‘Re special direction of the special justices, | them in 1836 living in Division street, where they remain | 0! money from the trunk and put it in his over coat poc. rewards voluntarily offered by citizens for the arrest of] mounts to thi rogues and recovery of propert: a terior vil ef New York states a case, in which by the use of two bottles of Lueina Cordial couple alee four years of biter daapeoivment, were enabled | hae been received tha sn han 9 mjoice ove a fon marries wned in ug. to escape. gacktnd re ork would now be abouts. ‘Twenty dollars, aad broth 7 bo thanks, wil i i “ fF rj Ape spent for og Bley of nN Nate solds bottle to a | ere lesen ai ilin, iiston or deed, Seialttctne’a eer Fie. | mayor, and aldermen. until 18%, when Mary Riddle comes to their house; they | ket. ‘They then went to the circus, and entering, Keed ew Yo Miss Roche was a good looking girl, and had dark brown hair, as well as she can remember. Roche aud wife lived in Front street about five years age, ina brick house, which can be seen from the vic- tim’s grave. Their uniform ill-treatment of the inestimable elixir has given, not a single complaint hay: » is uct one of the least proofs of its unrivalled for Jeven years. Ina few daya he returned ‘and said hehad de. | derick A. Bown, No. 274 Bowery, rk. m7 lw*m ‘This completed theifirst title, when the committee rose, | then went to pisliamatorat in 1839, where they con-| told him ‘to go up stairs and he would follow. | voor girl was the subject of conversation amongst rived far more benefit from the one bottle thea from medical | -NEORMAVION WANTED of JAMES E, MILLER. « | Teported, and had leave to sit again. tinued until the spring of 1840, when Sharp goes to | stead of following him up stairs, Reed left the ci is neighbors even at that time. A short time be- treatment for eleven He immediately bought six boutles | [YEQRMANION WANTED of eel 3 When last he Board then adjourned till this afternoon, st five} board at their house, and then in 1941 Van Cott | us, and was found by Lackland the next morning when | +576 Roche and his wife left for Ireland, M more. Our space fi 4,10 name the many cases to which rd from he was in Brist lands in 18 i MC orclock. ; goes to the South. ‘They subsequently remove to | he denied that be had ever seen the money. Reed | 11 4, ked Mra. Roch Arai chon i gare ot libaey fo ‘The eniversal sstisthesion which i ‘will hear of something to hi Grehardatrest, whore they finally separate, Now, gen- | then escaped, and was arrested several days after by officer | “trac nan aaved Mire. oce Miele ner Gal ni . was, and she said she had run away. In placing the remains in a box for removal, yesterday, a large carving knife very much corroded, with the point broken off, was found immediately under them. x to William Steel, Baker, Sher= In Chancery. tlem m7 3md&w*rre Bofor ; 3 Price $3 per bottle. Manen 12.—Dx soldat od Niassa st, New York;00 North Sisth street, Phile- | y-ESTERDAY AFTENAGON, between 3 and4 o'clock, | tor's report were t Gaite Yin gan on, Varick, . the history of Van Cott during this time, | Parker. After the complaint was made at the police oflice, Vice Chanceller. and what is his character; fer, an I maid before, it ia very | @man named Shaw gave him $20 to go awayywhich he —Iat and 2nd, exceptions te Mas. | necessary to ascertain what poisoned his wife’s mind, and j accepted, and went to Hoboken. From thence he walked en; and the Ad, 4th, Sth, Gth, 7th and | what testimony led him to believe that these familiarities | to Jersey City, where he was arrested and brought to this th ‘ashington street, Boston, ‘detving tetde: dson, Vai rest. Bro Sth overruled, and report in relation to those exceptions | were such as to admit of the city as a witness, and locked up in the Tombs Edward _ ‘a © reeta, towards hort Naele E ony | confirmed, with costs to be paid to the complainant. His Honor here roentraleet the tection Pend os Foley was at the house of Reed when he saw the i of} Tux Mypson—Tne Wearner.—Steamboats left 8 Gane, with» wold head. bearian the baitials of 8, Ht. ved | Cortelyou, administrator, vs. Copeland.—Order granted | mented npon it at considerable length. In the course of | money put in the trunk of Lackland, before him and Reed | New York Saturday, and came up as far as wr WS Chergea. Tie Siee ly Few y ¢ for re-sale of mortgaged premises upon payment of Mas-| his remarks ho dwelt upon the extreme youth of all the | left in the cab. |The wile of Heed then told Lackland not | Newburgh." ‘The weather is mild and spring like, with TPHE SUBSCRIBER herby informs his friends and the ter’s costs of former advertisement and sale and the costs | parties, and impressed on the minds of the Jury the unfair. | to let Reed go with him in the cab, or he would rob him |; indication that the river will roon be open. Yester- ‘public, thet he hss cominenced to bake Passover Bread fur INSTRUCTION of this application, with interest to the purchaser on his | ness of judging of the acts of persons so young, by theor. | of bis money. ‘This was the substance of the prosecution; | day the water, in some places, was over the dock ; but ‘ensning holidays, and « ¢ now ready for delivery. FRENCH LADY that can teach the French and German | Purchase money from the time he paid it into tho Master's | dinary “standard in such cases. His Honor, then, went | and the reason that complainant gave for not demanuing } the ice remains solid and firm. We hear that the enter lotr theransing, Caxt he, has contracted with the on ATE wo Forte, aud any kind, of hand: | hands. through the testimony of the witnesses in detail, and on | the money of Reed, whe Led Kea callleas thread Stacaveer prising Directors of the Western Railroad are to plough ‘open a passage for their ferry boat, to cross the river- using the machine with which Boston harbor was bro ken open. A report was prevalent, last evening, that the : mareRA: asic, P ‘ tons sinahé Cheard Skirt Sromacm, aud Beth Levael he stil | work, desires vo find « situation ab a overnens of ehildran | - freins, and others, executors, ve. De Kay and wife et al-- | taking up that of Eltza Tompkins, went on to say that it | (hat he was drunk, as gregaione Phe undoricy of tie members. Of ‘the ‘lm seceet | She Can present the best recommendatio for | Order of reference to Master Emmet to state and settle | derogated a good deal from the high moral stand, or | some man, he was % r id to charge him with stealing the having already sent in theirorders, the aubscriber | tw@ Yeurs at the Spanish Ambassadors, and eaves his house on | account of principal and interest due on bond and mortgage | «cheme of the defence, to introduce such a person, who | money. The def conducted by Wm. M. Price and feels confident that this noble nnd independent example will be } He Rccount of ths gentleman going to -Furoye. For further | and to make defendants all just and necessary allowan- | avowed herself a vile character. In his I commen. | Jonn A. Cooper, Esqrs., proved that Lackland was par. | icy Weohos anthesis, Maron Poilowed by ouvers, who shou! be similarly situsted in regard | {Wformation. apply to Mr, SLi Der Na Gobavl. | gos for rents received hy them out of the mortgaged prem. | tary upon. the acts of the ravine iigectly implicated, tinlly intoxicated a ‘dms, and also called a number of | Co.in the. Mohawk was broken up—vtiteny «filse, Mere Sen inde any ented ee ee ee RO GONEN ot | Broadwa meet mal 3eaw 2were pa, or which they might have received, by way of set-| namely Mrs. Van Cott, sharp ‘and Ven Cott, his | Witnesses upon the stand, who gave Reed a good charac- ‘ eee seat §! NANT “TO THE PUBLIC off against the sum due on bond and mortgage. Honor's charge in relation to. the evidence of the | ter for honesty, but qualified it by stating that he wasol}) Lake [nie he navigation may be said to TERMS—E11Z79 of « snperior qaality, six to the pound RS, G. B. MILLER & © (goer oro the witnesses introduced at. either side to auatain the | @ quarrelsome disposition. The charge of the Court was | have opened. The steamer United States was bay Fat mB hs pee tery TODACCQ AND SNUFFO” Castes Pentes. Varunre Count. charge of guilt and criminality, was exceedingly favo | in favor of the accused. | Feaking of a good load, and preparing to leave Buffalo on s— for all kinds of the approaching SOLO pene Before Judge Betts, rable, on the ground of the youth of the parties. Hive Hort | ‘The Jury retired at 3 o'clock, and remained ont until 5, | saturday holidays, at his + 43 Dey ateeet, or 69 Duane street, NO. 110 WATER ATREDT WER WALL STREET | __Mancn 12—Charge of Revolt.—John Deer, and his asso- | or reviewed the various points introduced in the evidence | but being unable to agree were discharged, and Reed was cintes, against whom the Grand Jury found bills of in- | of John Van Cott (anew witness who had not been exam. | "emanded for another trial. Maryann Leorsiatene Anjourned.—The Mary- dictment, on Monday, for an esdeavor to make a revolt | ined on the former trial) with much minuteness, and in- land Legislature continued its session until a very late hour on Saturday night, and then adjeurned sine die. The nusnber of laws enacted hy this body during the session just ended, is three hundred and sixty. RIDE - € tfally infor nr friends and BUBBCRIBER intends Keeplag Groceries for the oa: | V Ter ee rey are te ect fate cd sportena Tet ‘ j : : ne Famove, FULD) at 98 Cabernet, where | been and SoBe ou ee Pa matic Wr nc’ Mal {iis movaing to be arriguea: Mir Besadit-on the part | tinont’ ins Sabena Tce othe Manatee Soniye | the elewiag partieulora of a dreadful murder. Tes ae waif ane 3 i yainctured by wa. ." Mr. s imony, the ‘probability of a brothe: : a dreadful murder re- bmn oe ay tee lege A a dl To Mey Pomona =f Nor deception, the quality being inferior to the [*f the prisoners, stated his intention to make a motion to | to ‘witnis the foul dishonor of ie trothers bods wit out she Dente Ty oro Wonca Mini Demons wae Per Collin cat Boeke qreaas. We reveled, ene olette any |" Test po coe, i i have the indictment quashed; but as he only got a copy } tiking steps to puniah the parties implic He also | killed, about the 1éth inst, near Minden, Claiborne parish, vart of the city tree of expense. that.we nck or fail in ourexerti of it about an hour before, he wished the wourt to give | dwelt with much force and clearness on the alleged fact | La, She left the house of a neighbor, in the evening to ‘The above ies will be ready for sale on ‘Tuesday, | good articles, we have been inde him a few days to prepare himself for the argument. of the concealment on the part of this witness, in relation | return to the house of her father, a respectable planter, March 12; 1844. Orders received at 72 2nd $6 1 aries treet. ' | friends and customers, as a caw rn Mr. Banner, Associate District Attorney, objected. He] to what he had seen on the night he alleged to have | but not arriving, a search was commanced, and a young m7 2w*rre L. M. RITTERDAND: | We pledge ourselves 10 spare uo qxpense or exertion to manu: | said tho trial was fixed for Thursday; that the voerel | heen present ond witnessel the offence charged. His | man, by name Lambwright, was met in the woods. Upon _ Soqrare, a eo opted ae ee ee ir aN ose ene | *%4 detained in port; and oe Bag captain, mate, and 3 or | Honor wound up this part of the charge by sopeeing rching party proposing to fe up a certain branch, ‘cathelt ee a poy te need cand Smith Sloane, pis mae A nl aed: Meoeed Wak he ee ip fs em, hs fact ee et oe on ed that it was no , he had been there hunting, ince warraa’ed, aud if . witness and Sharp, which occurred at Williamsburg; an if required, and sentto any | That no one maybe misled Dorr Trrar.—The trial of Thomas W. Door has been fixed forthe 26th of April, the earliest day vt which the engagements of the Court would allow the trie! to come on. Notice was given tothe Attorney General, on the 29th of January that Mr. Dorr would be ready for atrial “ by an impartial jury.” Orrice or J RAoN INSURANCE Company, . 96 at, Ce the Ex H HIS Compeny continnes to lusure agai . H tomers: uel H. an ‘All goods, red and sold bi They did go, however, and found her dead. She — _ : mage by Bie, on koods, water and merchandise, and also | not y pores ol cas ke rateved cad toemorey landed, motion instanter. ‘ then digested tha jury to weigh the motives and the pro: | had been: violated, keverely benten, and then her heal] Ore Bora, 1» Bostox.—A fellow calling himselt against Toes by inland nexieran, on, Zeseele and their cargoes, on as He terms as any articles. in the avove line, | * The prisoners were then arraigned, and pleaded not | babilities of truth in the gencral statement of this witn was held under th er to finish the work of death.— | Ole Bull, hae been flourishing about here for a day o: man W. ‘There ve" Elishs Ri: of the same qu ee ARTY n the United Statem guilty, without Revie to Mr. Bexnorct making his | and that they should consider whether or no he had com. | Some other circw cea have excited suspicion of | two, One gentleman was #0 far imposed upon as to in- Fromas ¥ Woodrt od imisoe ™ OB. MILLER & CO, 110 Water street, | motion to quash the indigtment, this morning, at the sit. perjury. ‘The evidence of Haight, a person in| Lambwright, but there ix no positive evidence against | vite a large company to meet the “ magical Norwegiar.” Renlohe Hiram Dey fever rake, SRR Tiss Bas tee bie tele ting ot the Court, ¥ the gener, Vin Cot, Lae ayete to having gone |him, He is’ oun yma married, with one child, and | at his house on Saturday venting last. The scamp hae 01 rice, ‘Oseph yi i , on the top ofa house where he saw 8) t his hand 0 r 1 been | probal icked romebody" et and “out” before this, Monee peter ier 5 Geonsemtor ste by EDK. COLLINS 8°08. nfommon Plens. ae vance sag iy at hae aan | bere Ris macriagn hal addressed Miss Demon, und been | probably picked romeborly'x pocket an r . > " i a re Judge Ingraham. ight by His IH \ ¥ dateb eats Wek. Thor M, PER UATRY MERCHANTS. ; Wiliam Fargey vt Joshua Tolteny el — weigh well the entire evidence Morseow tos acssses Mea aca tai oratas- oA ice bro kee otek 40 Amusemonts. ie Pn “4 hotnas Morrell, a i ioved from the comer ction on twd promissery notes mn r. | neeted with the case, Inded b: tl 4 = aR . * “ Cua Cc 4. We, rommon with t jaan terete: kn re Boar, D. William and John, to No. €0 Jahn a Toes format Vermnie, both bearing ate the Tat Jn y, 1348, payable in| should he fally eonvinoed of the Dailt ofthe fos tals terday morning between four and five o'clock inthe whole thentre roing 5 have @ word to say of THOMAS W. ‘fior’ E, President. on Tipern corms, cee retail, the following articles, } s},2e9 months after date, for $100 erch, and endorsed by the | they could render a verdict. kitchen of the United States Hotel, sitnated in Broad st., | i)? Saaamaine F ight. There. is proba GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary. mam _ | peeved by pont ariyae ache most complete assortment in | defendant Totten. Although botifthe maker andendorser | ‘I'he ury then retired, and remained in for about an | *little south of Market street. The hotel and two or three {ity My individual Hiving who hne heard of John Smith GENUINE TEAS, jis country, were made parties iathe suit, the action in reality was | hour, when His Honor adjourned the Court A verdict | {tame buildings on each side of it were entirely destroyed. Well then, this same nefortunate individuel takes # bene- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Canvass, for Embroidery, of cotton, silk and worsted, in all | brought against Totten, he being the solvent party. will be rendered this pl od at half past ten o'clock, | The United States Hotel was kept by I:. Stowart & fon. | ie this evening, and presents a varie! and most attractive wi Dr, Bruvxn proved the signature of Vermule as the ma- 5 It was the mont extensive establishinent of the kind in | {it this ev fhe 7 THE CANTON TEA COMPANY, | peiiatmbroitery Faverne—of the choicest and newest dex PR A i in Nework. “‘thebuilding, we understand, was inatred.| Dil. He will himself rite an set of horsemandhip, will Prine Nora, 8 Blocker ae on: embroidering, Gausned apd commanced. ov velvet | "Vannes was next called, and proved that he was the | | Srntxe iv rime Coat, Prrs.—Yesterday morning, | Whether the furniture, which was nearly ail destroyed, | Si Oy Jonnie rong, composed. of half black and halt the coal heavers of Richmond struck for an ad- | Wa, We did not learn. Among the losers are mentioned vance of wages, and being the strongest body, they pro- | the proprietors ofthe Newark ae Post, whore es. ded euccersfully in forcing all the different jaborers in | tablishment was destroyed, and Stontenburgh and Day ‘franck hd family physician of Totten, that they were accommod: Agency at 116 Fulton street, Brookyn. a |t scie for Hair Dresses, of gold, silverjand silk and tingelted; | tion paper, ‘and that he procured Totten to endorse. the corner of Main P ‘or ¥ Pe Sty i Nyt THE AT rich . where they white melody. Stone, Torner, and Mra. Guillen, will all ride favorite acts. Otto Motty and Cole will go through their eccentric exercises, M nd his fifty so. mersetts and the tight rope, and Smith and will per form anew variety of negro songs and dances, ‘Tux Auentrieatre, Bowrny.—The sudden and almost magical transformation of the old Bowery and Van Houton’ st NJ. ‘ Oe wre , Combs, Hi ‘and & large variety of other | and saw him do it; he admitted, however, that Totten did | c ENTION OF COPY AND UGUN beangiful Paris Fancy Beads; Bagle’s Pane | 20t Write all the signature, but that he, himself, frat drew | the vicinity to join them. Some that were engaged un- hief engineer of the fire department was severe! uae Orunmente--Btecl, gilt and silver Beads; Basle’s Pure | it in pencil. Ho further proved that defendant's children, | cera contractor, in removing earth from the line of the a fall from a ladder. Oneot his logs was fracture: who were all grown up, wore present when their father | railroad above fo fill up some low portions ol the road be- | The following persons among others were burned out endorsed the notes. \ likewi " i re | Adams, merchant tailor; G. $, Ward, umbrella mal ted aad of low, were likewise compelled to unite in the strike. We Mears, McDonald, DJ Hayes ‘and John Ch pare! several! ‘will’ be ‘found. by thr the eat se Keeton St pare and vuaAaleerated Tens in the United Statrs, | Aviat, Dain and shade rltand See iaeme aera aera | Earn a silver, 1 colors \d proved'that he told Totten | are informed that one party of them, t een work. well anda eae ot flow van’s Black widths about to take the benefit of the Bankrupt | ing fur eighty cents ier “he ieniadel aco, as wood, attorneys. The house of the hook end ladder com | Circus into one of the most elegant and spacious Amphi- Ta Bt f} oe elie samme Branch Store at 969 Broadway, (formerly 437 Broadway.) | Act, and that Totten replied he was on his paper to the | others working for one dollar demanded one dollar and | pany was also burned. The building occupied as the | theatres to be tound in any part of the world, completely er of the principal store ia Chathaas ace ria 121,” between | ‘7 3mece _ amount of $200. twenty-five cents. We are glad to learn that no outrages | United States Hotel was owned by John H. Stepher took the public by surprise at the opening of the establis! Pearl and SHIP OC! E ment on Monday. The old-fashioned fairy legend of ti BE ftom New Orleans, is divcharg- | ‘Vhe defence set up was, forgery. Several witnesses | of a serious character were perpetrated—one man only hy ie wi ih abso i “ P; ‘orty 1 a. gin 1, fae the Can} ing A the rae ao ah atid othe reso of were called who proved that Totten could neither read or | being sssanited and "' forced to be a volunteer.” Someof| Minnurtows (Cr.) Murne Forty Thieves, with an excel ‘those ; — mia 3¢re lent cast of characters ani —On Priday last yhatever, exept y, Lan a write, and that his usual manner of signing paper was by | them subseqnently, under arrangements mad ‘med ; , ASt | the most gorgeous scenery to be found in any theatre in — won of | iemeg | hee pore semee tte = | nmerk or cross. His son and daughter were also pro-| their Iabors.. ‘The Sherif’ was vent for, and with his posse | (iC, Grand Jury found a true bill aguinst Levelt | New York, was given, inaddition to ull display of the | POARRULIS OLD ESTABLISHED MEDIGATED | P’ KET SHIP HUNTSVILLE from New Orleans is} duced and proved that their father never endorsed the | proceeded to the spot, but, we apprehend, from what we | ti ne! and Wm. H, Bell, for If Olympian Games and other exercises and fates of the PD ARROLLR OLD ESTABLISHED MEDICATED charging at Orieane wharf, feot of Wallstreet. note in question in thoir prevence, and that if they were | learned from a gontloman who wee present at the sceno, | MT Bacon. On Saturday the Court proceeded to impan-| wena, ‘The house was dentely crowded throughout, «+ ya of the Your, when the agmeaee eet ae | GOMMMERESE DY aie tue Will Please attend to the rect Sy | present, as sworn to by Vermule, he could not have signed | thatthe dificulties_ werw not in their prosactition and re- oll and a Nespas te deo Gn freva the bones from |, S7i m so Gabe, GReNg; Eas O88 of tba Ausra pieces, i ‘ ing it. 3 yimen 5 f sin, the lau, i to his i odcart cutane: | PACKET SifiP, OCONEE from New Ovlea, is diechare- them without thelr knowing J ence on both sides, ‘Tho | iltsofsuch a character as to impose npon that officer the | iteddam, Killingworth and Saybrook, to be in attendance | waeters, and Mle merry face. woe welcomed with three 5 cingat Jones) whart fot of please attend to the reeeint of | JUdge charged shortly that it was a question of fact for " ps utihsea Token "Jon Monday, at two o'clock, from whom toyprocive the Fe | times thee from the pit, x ‘on ern by a Ty" Twit CM maininy 4 t conducted SD he ‘4 ar Bathe tar one theirtgoods immediately maiiee | the Jury. If the Ii and for plaints if they gndorsed the | suockrna Srmamnoat Exptosion.—Vesterday af-| dist Church, the Court room not being suficiently large | | ‘Tunis 184 Graxp Fastizy Hortpay ar the Amer thing Tbs seut | AVHEM CARRIER PIGEONS—For sale, freah im aan forged, they should find for the defendant ternoon, about five o’clock ,the steam tow boat Thiet, to accommodate thore who are expected to bein attend: | ican Museum, and those who would enjoy the meiztere | pored consisting of black, bl hice |" Leverige for etalatif’-Clark and Newhouse for defend. | Capt. Gow, while lying at the wood yard at Grotna, burst | ance. ei richest fun awl dmntement must go this afternoon oF eves GOLD LEAF REMOVAL & 3 white an teres © great yer ere ant, Totten. two of her boilers. By this accident seven of the crew 7 Pus Fi . uing t A hear the Kentucky Minstrels, the best band oj AE SUBSCRIBER has, (in,cons uence of being un ah colors blue Bald toe Alinond Tumblers; black, blue 5 were dreadfully scalded, and two more jumped over board} ANoTneR Drart rom Paizk Frewrina.-Gill] gthiepian melodists in America, and see Signor Francis. mined in “rent” by some “gentleman” Gol See: Fee oe te a ei Mfacpics and ‘Turbutts, of all the known Court Calendar. and were drowned, ‘Tho steamer Helen passing down at | Ford, who fought in a prize match with Tom | co, and others of eminence in their respective spheres, moved his Gold Leaf factory nice Cincurt Counr.—208, 197, 280, 971, 274, 276, 276, 270, | the time rounded to,and brought the scalded men to town, | O'Dotinell, at New Orleans, on the 22M ult., has died of | ‘The new and beautiful wax figures of Gen. Tom Thum), Polly Bodine, and Dan: Lambert, together with the Gip- sy Family, and the fort: elling Gipsy Queen, are to be seen at afl hours ofthe day and evening, See the bille and advertisements to ‘No. 93 READE STREET, SrA, a ancl Onan Saar hoe ee ih i oe Saar ma ml2weee Practical Gold Beater, No. 08 Hsnde street, . son of Capt. Gow, We deeply regret to learn that moat | It will be remembered that Ford was one of th Common Pixas.—63 402, 45, 65, 70, 6,84, 40, 48, 40, 09, 66, | of the unfortunate sufferers are not expected to live.—N, | the killing of McCoy, in Westchoster count H, GROOM = 158, 76, 90, Orleans Rep. March 4, fied in comsequence—to meet @ similar death ‘of the famed sara hye naan bef ‘988, 285, 286, 289, 289,991, 292, 204, 295, 207, 298, 999, | Among them are Mr. Nickerson, the first engineer, and a | the injuries then received. O'Donnell has be