The New York Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1844, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol, X., No. 138—Whaole No, 3708, To the Public, THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily new! Fourth of July. Price ‘2 cents Bum—postages nt Tir wages pald-—caih in advance, spaper—pub- Itshed every day of the year except New Yenr’s day and is per cory or $7 26 per an- bal 73 , cash in a Avance. . RTISERS are informed that the circulation of tho Herald is over THIR'Y THOUSAND, and increasing fast. It has the largest curculation of any paper in this city, choaiel for business or the world, and is, therefore, the best men in the city or country. Prices moderato—cash in ad- 108. PRINTING of all kinds exocuted at the most moderate Price, and in the most el t ae. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Paorarcror oF THe Henao Estan.isumenn, west corner of Fulton and Nassan streets. Di 'S ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, ae about remitting money to theit friends in the Old Country can be suppli ‘with drafts in sums of £1, £2, £3, £5, £10, £20, £50,£100, £1000 or any amount, payable without discount, or any other ¢ ‘at the Na- Loyal Bank of Lreland Provincial Bk; do, Messrs Ja’s Bult, Son & Co., Exchange and 'Dis- gaunt Bank Liverpaol;gkastern Bank of ‘Scotland; Greenock * and; ud the branches in every post town ‘huroaghout Enicland, Ire q Co., Bankers, Lou Banking Company; Sir Win. Forbee, Hunter BC land, Scotland aud Wales, which drafts will be forwarded by ae pearers of hy ue 16th, ee had agg es Cr pe camer sailing irom Boston’ ou the 16th of Mays Apply Boston on We ed. T. TAPSCOTT, At their general passage office, 76 fonts street, mm ‘corer of Maiden Lane. N.B Al! letters from the country must come port paid. “EAVE the ed, at B o'clock, A.M jer rit'wn direct, without change of Cer—from Coaches throneh Mendham, chester, Schvoley Port Coldea, Washingtoa to Fnston. At Washington a dail lie interveete to aud from Belvidere, Bar seats apply’ to Railroad from B. to N.B. LUSE, Morristown. ao irae GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE, FROM ALBANY TO PEPE ALO (385 MILES) AD. The only Office }, York established by the several Rail Road Companies b. men Ai Bottat No. 30 COURTEANDT STREET, JOHN T. CLAK, Geasral Ageat. XOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS. _ ‘The Subscribers ing Immigrants by Rail from New York to Utica tor biel to 3 use ; under 2 free; and Baggage from Albany on the Rail Road is eatirely fies. gis evident that it comes much chenper to the immigrant to by Hal Hoad tian by Gopal, he reaching, Builalo. pet ork and Rail Road from “Albany, in 42 per Canal from 9to 10days. ‘he fol- tra Steamboac from New Yi hours; whereas, it tak lowing calculation shows the result, viz. — Passage to Butfaloper Rail || Passage to Buffalo per Ca- Toad +++ seecee $5,50| nal,sayereceecee ce Lugysge trom N- York to" | Luggage to Buffalo, t0lbs nv, ihe Sree, bal- free, balance for 100lbs:» 5% ance For 10m 18 | Loss of time at least 9 days nm} Bou cha the labore: Ry Living for 42 ho % Lining fora Total per R. Road.«- $643) OY"* Deduct fare per R. Road j ‘The traveller per KR. Road saves ‘They also forward passengers'to Cleaveland, Portsmouth her lage ig, Shao; ‘Dotset, ke. Michigan; Grea Bay, at cago, linois; and to rates. ion i ferent tes, had only atthe Albany and Buffalo Kail Road Satta Courtlandt iCKEMS. if places in Canada, at loweat , as to the different row ven gratis, and ‘Tickets to be NEW YORK, 'RIDAY MORNING, MAY 17, 1844. reatdency—Joc Smith, th mon Prophet, defining his Postion ‘The wise shall inherit glory, but shame 4! promotion of fools.—Solomon’s Proverbs. In the daily Globe of Match 14th, Mr. Blair notices my “Views on the Power and Policy of our under the head ef * A new advocate for with remarks and extracts. gentleman to tell all he kno IGNOR G LO BIANCO. from Italy, fenso. i and for many years est iy tesajiys tenon, tae vote a few hours of each gee tations, ju Ri }nsls Ietion on the how or hum wi h thei in preparing them for the higher branch musical theory and primary Y HERALD—published every Saturday Mocaing-—price 6} cents per copy, oF $8 12 per annum— | ‘National Bank,” As it does not bes) nor indicate wisdo} he oddities of men. I rarely reply to the many , sayings and speculations 1 which seem to agitate the world ; pon the verdure of the earth, they give me vigor, beau- nd expansion : but when a man occupies a station in his country, which ought to be honored as an exaltation; which ought to be sustained with dignity; and which should be filled by a friend and a patriot of the nation, too wise to be cozened by counterfeit princi: blur his fame with sophistry; too prou vanity that is momently warting the virtue of the govern- ment; and too good to act the hy; ‘wealth—or to frustrate the ends and aims of justice; | feel it my duty to bring forth the truth, that the man and hia ight, may be sustained; and, if wrong, may ray street. or M residence, which m5 2iaw 2w*ec nm me and my plans, r, like the showers BOARDING. 27 COURTLANDT aving recently bern Board, fe Rov Courlande tet: Dit, S.C. FOSTER, AS REMOVED from his late residence, No.466 Houston. t No IT Amity street. BRSASt PIN LOST. N OBLONG BREAST. £1N, composed of Bristol Stones ofan iach long, half'an inch wi forty small stones, owner will pay they will return it to mit 6t*m ET—This establishment Teass. is now ready to re- hea who may wish nts. Enquire of les; too rat to tiioen 1a the rite to accumulate Jair price to any person Ww! R. A, 33 Coenties’ Slip. BRIGHTON —The. establishment ving bee Lately, re Without reference to men, parties,or ested in my “View ing, and worthily considered petition of the people, and whether, “great financier, prophet, priest or king,” [ act wisely and righteously, so as to answer their virtuous prayers, with- out fear, favor, or partiality; and produce union: isfaction to twenty millions of freemen, rather t! with their holy supplications to boost afew hungry crafty pocritical demagogves into office to gamble for the aves and fishes”-—po matter whether the game is recedents, the plan is assumed upon the all comma D known as the “ Brighton Hi fitted aad repaired, ii 7 divanteges which Ne: is deen wonecessary 10 partici can be obtained by applying at as a “fiscal agent,” URN ISHED ROOMS 10 LET—With or without Boar e ui at eligible part of Broadway, near Frackl For particulars enquire at 366 Broudw betwen the hours coiling of the dead "—or whether I raixe the honor and credit of the nation above the little, picayune, cramped, narrow minded schemes of the dominant, undominant, and would be dominant parties, cliques, knots and fac- tions ; or whether, like the venerable fa'hers, 1 launch my new ship inte the great ocean of existence, and, like them, luckily bring relief to the oppressed, is all the same, so long as the people are honored as noble in their fatriotiam ; and almighty in their majesty :—vox populi— NeW YORK SCHOOLEx’S MOUNTAIN RASTON. fone of Conrtlart street, daily [> epee Me by Pe ‘Sowntain, REMOVAL JAMES LITILE, DRAPER AND TAILOR, Has removed from 245 Hudson street, to 406 Broadway. REMOVAL. J. HEINE has removed to 20 Duane street, between Thatham and Centre streets, where he continues to be cou- suited on the various branches of hi i (the German) or English languages, iy PEMOVAL. é Be Sate su, at Jobn Patten’s Commercial Hotel, 73 Conrtlaudt Kx furnished at the shortest notice, by applying ap2s Im*re Bat it is extraneous, irretevant and kick shawing to connect me or any part of my “ Views on the Powers and Policy of the Government,” with Mr. Clay, Mr. Webster, Mr. Adams, Mr. Benton, Mr. Calhoun, Mr. Van Buren, or any of their galvanic cronies—what have they doneto benefit the people ? TRe simple answer is—nothi: ftom the treasury, It is entiroly too late in jis republic, to clarify a Harry of the West; deify @ Daniel of the East; quidity a Quincy of the Whigs, or bigify a Benton of the Democrats; leavin, hounand Mr. Van Buren such fair samples of bogus-de- mocracy, that he that runs may read. ‘As the beautitul excellence of a 0G head 69 may be ratum only remedied by the 0 a great man ought to exhibit hi 'y to the unfortunate among men as a tuken of philanthropy, unbounded by party lines, unfettered by duntrammelled by cast-iron rules, Why slur the noble project of letting the prison P Itis sanctioned by ancient cus: tom; it is the counsel of God, and would be the onl ble testimony to the world that this realm is what fesses to be, a Government of Liberty! Heaven, earth, and hell know that the penitentiaries of the several States are a disgrace to the United States, and a stink in the And the county und city ‘Unfortunate men, and innocent, are hurled into prison by cor- rupted Judges, suborned witnesres, or ungodly men who gamble themselves into Congress, into Legislatures, into ‘hes, and into notice and power,and then fellow beings to prison, wretched. ness and ruin, And in ninety and nine cases out of a hun- dred, the prisoners are treated tl - | starvel to put money into the pockets of upon unwholsome provisions; whi even murdered wit! duct of **** to the fem: Y. Remember a man w since in Alton Penitentiary, upcommon to lacerate with the “rope’s end” thirt jis. profession, in hi m2 REM! STOUVENEL, Importer and Dealer in Wines and randies, wholesale acd. fet this frrends and the ved ut from 21 Ann st, Good Wines to visit his find a ecwstant supply of Bor. Madeira, Cort, aud other ; ites re they will always wood Wines. Heal of the fi st hous od ‘om been appointed agents for forward- i ad from Albany to Buttalo and in- termedjate places, are enabled to send them during the Summer iE wisdom by his 92, to Ait 0 fo Bute Boh "Ghd: | Aachen nso entne He Fran ane wo choin-cable opinions, Ty MERCHANY 1. UFACTURERS. AILORS AND CLOTHING 1 WILLIAM ,#ITZMAUR Fiog aud drafting garments ia the pecttally informs the trade tf at to give mstructious in the above art, nel He would particularly call the attention of all mi utiful style of coats, overce: 3 2 nostrils of the Almighty. prisons ure still worse. cases out of ten, na of every size, shape and style. Al wane stieet, will mect with immediate ion, Niider ve the first master tailors in the city. courts, into ch damn their frien without mercy and ook at the beastly con- in Auburn State Prison, N. ped to death, not long inois; and’ it is not fe £01 other physicians, be not discouraged, but call and ste me, and you shal ve cured, SOLOMON HEINE, Bi. Yew doors north otreet. ‘WOLF & iti mys ln*re SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. BLOOMINGDALKE, A TANVILLE AND MANHA’ FORT WASHINGTON LINE OF STAGES, re to Manhattanvill Washington 25 cents. TI mence running on Saturday, May 4th, 1844 ry running every hour until 7o%elock Pt corner of ‘Tryon Row and Chath: two di Harlem Railroad Oca. at] Oelock, x 5 fete pr meen ning every boar w Pan at roe, dana OS "Vhese 1 eahiagton, 9A. M., ILand 1P. M., 9,4 and6. Stages pss ou the route Reed’s Hotel, Burnham’s Man ion House, vrphan Asylum and Lunatic Asylum, Suricker’s uch Bridge to Wort Washington. m?_im*: YORKVILLE, ASTORIA, HELL GATE FE! KAVENSWOOD AND NEW YORK STAGES AS Bay, Abi Hotel, Trinity Church Cem Hi fort Wahi B MOOKE,. 2 Proprietor. 5s ana 7 P. Io'clock A. M.. 1,3 4, 5,6 and 7 o'clock P_M. This owner's risk. Oa the arrival of the stage at Astoria, it will im medica he in readiness for conveying patsengera to Ravens wood and Long Island Farms, Fare i234 cents Horses and Wagons tole. LEWIS & CARTER, int Im*ee Proprietors} PLEASANT AND CHEAP EXCURSIONS, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. NEW BRIGHTON, PORT Ri HMOND. | HLANDY & NEW YORK Peni ES From Pier No. 1, North Ki B ec Me x foot o| RETA wl ‘an ,11 o'clock 334 and6 P. M. Leaves Port #ichinoo 10, A. Maj at Ly and 434 P.M. Lewes New’ Brighton, at é and 10 A. M.; at 1% and5 P.M. y 8, 1844, myli 6mre at once, in the parish prisons of New Orleans, so that the voice of reason now cries from the vast numbers of pri ying nuvaber of prisoners in the Uni ted States for relief; and the death like groans from cel bastiles, castles, and cursed holes throughout the whole earth, is ascending up into the ears of the Lord of Sabbaoth to he avenged NEW YORK SURGEONS’ BANDAGE INSTITUTE, TRENT, [under the Ametican Museum.} 2d flicted are hereby inform tute all the latest improved B Lateral Curvature of the. 8) ch tue of cases of deformit the Instituce, who has devot feet, Curvature of tue Spine Mc, He also has invented a ‘Truss for which has given general cam f arative comfort, nod nas ord, it can be worn sons and the multi ey ean obtain in Contracted Limbs, be taxen by the Erin much time and atientiog to the 1234 cents—Fort ine will com, of such cruelty. igh places, sec js shoot out his own brains with a rifle ; or gaze upon the havoc made by the bursting of a ‘great gun” ” of the nation, then know ye, the * Leaving Manhattanville, at 6 o’clock A. M., and continue lock P Lea eure of Rupture, tion, as it is worn with com- mony cases of long standing. youngest infant with perfect among the“ Executiv hour of his judgment The United States is the boasted land of where “these truths are held self evident—t! are created equal: and endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable mghts, that among these are life, li- h iness :” but at the same time id the face of these truths, slavery is tolerated by law : imprisonment is tolerated by law : and murder is tolera- Jaw : and even fifteen thousand free citizens are exiled from one state to another—and the (ieneral Govern- ment hax no power, (according to the opinions of Van Bu- ren and Benton) to redress the wrong. and ye lords and comzons of Great Britain, what think ublican Government? and how do r daughter will come out in her attempt at equal rights and reigning in righteousness? Psi they,answer,) your coffers are robbed with impunity ; your citizens are mobbed, and driven like chaff from the threshing floor, and the government, controlled by aset of money gambling, chicken-hearte cannot redress rope, Africa and Asi rt Washington for City Hall, 734 A.M. and i ity Hall for feuts from abroad ave rrovided with board at moderate 10 aitention is given to the education of children of Clubfoot, Curvatare =f diseases which are readily atment for the cu: Dav lene, oF knocks verty and the pursuit of bi H i 0 FARMERS. He RTICULTURISTS, & —Salphrte | C04 b ‘Ainm mia for forcing. the Crops—Sulphaie of Sodi—Ni- trate Soda, constantly o0 hand by. DR. is EUCHT WANG No. io Maiden Csr Will coumence ruauing on Monday, May , 1844, as follows :— Leaving (Astoria, at 7, 8,9, and 11 o'clock, hata inertia E AND TRANSPARES TCELESTIAL mou size, for schools and pri ii and large size for Lectures, for sale at Mr. Vi taolishtent. 91 Roseyelt street, New York, Cornish, 278 Pearl. u i and Professor Olmsted. From in our commor. schools. ing 3 Cn tham atreet opposite City, ee at7,9, 10, and is Stage will cail tor passeagers at 20 Bowery, cor Pell steettaad at Haserd'a, Yorkville. All Coress aria trument is now used in Yale ublic fed coway ing sovereigns of F what they think of the boasted Re public in Ameriva ! and will they not laugh in the face and taunt the United States, by If there is any pow ty, Post paid, wi ‘Attended to. ; Mr. Vale will make a short visit to Boston the latter . (May) aud introdace his Lirge Globe and ture on ‘the 16th instant at New Locdon, Conn. ARDROBE. () PRICES can be obtained by re desirous of converting of the whole exclaiming! Ah! hal er in a Republican Government, in a real cas ‘ou have failed to find just men to exe Fer Tiorvumilies who rit citts the cords of union ; patronage v of justice, and bribery closes the lips o the wicked rule the people mourn, Perhaps it may be said, the gevernment has been ader answer, if it hus, it w io " a Gentlemen quitting the city o any, superfluous effects to dispose of, wil ner advantage to send for the subscriber, who will atcend at their residence by appoints d, at 20 minutes to 2, and 10 micutes to to the calls of justice New York, at Sand IL A. M.; w York, at 9and IL A. M.; at 3 and 6 cause the officers in auth re Port Richmond, at 20 minutes to 8, and 10.A M.; jrondway, upstairs, therwis=, will receive | # m4 im eod*re i A line through the Post Office, or o1 ‘Prompt attentior STATEN ISLAND FOOT OF WHUreaki ‘The Steambost STATEN ISLANDER fi ou and after Monda’ ie sony Leave Ne ¥ Rey ‘or! ave by u 3 apaotf re 6 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. NEWARK AND NEW YORK. FARE ONLY 12} CENTS. THE NEW AND SWIFT STEAMER RAINBOW, CAPTAIN JOHN GaFRY, follows:—Leave 1 A. M. foot o1 Barciay at, at 10 A. J New York at 10 A. M. and (P.M ight carried at very reasonabl le _May toch toa raise mire PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOATS — FOR ALBANY. DAILY, Sundays excepted—Through Di- PM trom t oat Her be- rect, at 7 twetn Courtian Liberty streets, The steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, Captain A. P. St Zohn, Monday, AW edneatey and, riday evenings, at 7. Che Sieamboat ROCHESTER, Captain A. Houghton, on ‘Tueadar, Thursday and Saturday Eveniogs, a7. AtWiveo’elock, P, M.—Landin ‘The Steamboat COLUM. ‘rom the Steal . ; TIS PECK, Capeai Monday, Wednesday, Fri aay hake eens ee ae aueenirers aking this lige of ‘boats will arrivein Albany in The above are new apd substantial, are furnished ith new and elegant Sta 5 peed - Modations aretnpivalted on the Favaoa. ” ‘Pees Sd Reco the office on the wharf. ALBANY DAY LINE. AT 7 O'CLOCK, A. M. _ FOR ALSANY, and Intermediate Land- ings ——ihe new gnd splendid steamboat SOUTH AMERION, Captain M.H Traes- dell, will leave the steamboat pier foot of Robinson street, on Satunh.y moraings, May llth, at 7 o'clock. For passage, apply on board, milre ALBANY DAY LINS—For Albany and Tptermediate Landings, at halpaat o'clock, .M—The new and co.amodi ite FOUTHAM MCA, Captain M. He ryestell, wilt feave te foot of Robinson, street, on Monday, Wednesday and Fridsy will leave Albmny for New York every Tuesday, ‘Tnursdiy and c For. orfreight, apply on board, orto P. C. Sehultzat hart. mi3 h NG LIN R ALBANY. Fare $1—e'the 50 cents, Derk 64, The New and Splendid Stesmboat NEW JERSEY, Capt. RH. Furey, will leave the foot of Barclay street (arth side) on + AL we "eloek. ‘ork, Mondays, Wednesda ¥, Coesdays, Thursdays and Satu as been rebailt and remodelled, and le munner, she has a large num’ ct of and commodions Promensie Deck and airy Cabi lations for 100 persons ‘accommodations for nearly 7 oma ie enaeeitte. she as syd « Light, no that she will always be able to erase the bors wwithe Gas lgeeenion ut tunshipwene Cnet & the he last thirty years and more; also, “ier he itted by letter (post paid) Movey remitted by Paid) to th personally deposreed with hien. with she gene c Tabscriber, oF verwoue a ireland, england, ox Seathand, 0 who ite pe ne nd the nearest post town, will be im: intely Cranseni rd accordingly, and a receipt. t mo ee ded tne wna ws pte path scbar debug in like manner money, or elaims on Ireland, Kagland or Seotiand, ean be collected by the vabertige fy Tet Fesiding in any part of the United States or Cx: ‘0 will be paid to 1 di a mein GORONGA Mews, 50, 42 Cedar at MONEY TO LEND. BRAHAM J. eg aa Pawn Broker, No 58 Reade street, near [roy fray, loans money in large or small sums, wyinay he, Gisds Wontns hens ‘Binimonde, Jewelry, Bitver srr titan’ Yn Neral pail = ry ! were patriots who carried out the poet's explana “A wit’s a feathi , But an honest man’s the noblest work of God” It is said that “out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh,” and when men are called “ quadrupeds,” lace of reason, and the virtue, majesty of the people, seem to be buried in rubbish ; covered with dust ; mildewed with fog ; tainted with treac! or humbled by debauchees ; it is WATCHES AND JEWELRY VE. 8 THE SUBSCRIBER ir a rviog td tions of Guid and is constantly rece:vi ‘Watches. from the manufecture ¥ ewes! in England, France and Swit abled to offer a larger pssurtmet, and at much less other house in thecity Gold Watches th. Watches and Jewelry exchanged ‘atches warranted to keep geod time, or the Er i ran as follows an As ow nu $30 en 985 ere hs of bought. “AM money retarped. Watches, Clocks, and Jewel ied and warranied, lower than atesy ouberiieee hee ty G Importer of Watches aud Jewelry, C and ridicule occupies ¢ dignity, honor, power, hery ; burlesqued by blackgnards ; igh time for humanity How has the gold becone dim, and where has lory departed?” The only suggestion worthy of commendation relative to a National Bank, in Mr. mother bank should be located at Nanvoo. This is correct, for Nauvoo as a city, collectively or individually, cannot be reproached with’ dishonor, crime, corruption or bribery. Neither haa a Swartwout or Price his millions with the majesty of monarchs by walking out of the unwalled and ungated Nauv blood of commodores and congresamen, shed by the hea- en, earth-lisgracing 1 the virtuous 5 raise his rusting fetters and im, O liberty where are th: religion, and virtue, like read undivided nvo0 ; while tl A ’ wholesale and ret Wi CUTTING laine remarks is, that the NEW. N EXPLANATION 13 to fally compreh snd the grent advantages ; Phalm’s new pian of Hai Every body has felt the unpleasant rensntions created by dirty hair brash applied to his head, for the forty-seven ances used apon the heads of in g. In view of this, the i it for introducin; Monday, May 13, will ran as lewark, foot of Centre st, nt ad 36,0-M. Leave New York, Nn 4P.M. On Sundays—Leave Newark at 8 A. M. and 29. M.and from patrouizin ¥ devoted his entire in the treatment of the hair—th s oI in no instance to be yrithont a thorguxh eleaoat ivi Nauvoo. Nor doesa , d operate unspent,” city. A private room is fitted up for lad EDW’D. PHALON, 214 Broadway, opponite st st night, on board the Je tie passengers of the Philadel ook containing sundry politicians may si may chime the melo Hail Columbia, “free and eq' Lo, the saints, t) Felt thy glory most severely, istouri gave them jes Hail Columbia, ‘free and equal”— ulaves, like common cattle, Bought and sold for cash Prayers and chains together rattle ' Hail Columbia, ‘free and equal”— “Liberty,” (as patriots won it ;) Crown’d the “head” of freemen’: Now the goddess sits upon it ! Hail Columbie, 1 “Gold and silver” Is thy “tender ,’ ‘Treasury notes, (aside from Biddle, ) Foreign loans, and fallen splendor ! As the “ world is governed too much,” and as there is nasty now occupying mighty God as their la “crowns won by blood, by blood must be main’ go emphatically, virtuously, and humanely, f peMocnacy, where God and the conduct the affairs of men in righteousness. nd_snilora’ rights, and the protection hall he maintained inviolate, for the exalt mankind is nobly acting the to degrade them, is meanly doing the rudgery of thedevil, Unitas, libertas, curitas—esto per Shawpooing and Hair Dressing. ai ds jous sounds :— Mormons, bless ye ' lay and Sunday evenings, at 5 ie but to the owner. lorning Train of Cars for the eaat or PORTSMEN and Ownersof D at Mr SANDS! Dutch st on or 5 half past @ o-clvek, to take 1avo cousid the Corvoration for an alteration of the Jawa. Icis hoped that all persons interested in the same wil invited to attend a tion the best mes CAFE TORTONI, ABLE D’HOTE, EVERY DAY AT FOUR O'CLOCK, Cold and Hot Punch, Mocha Coffee, Segars, §c No. 7 Park Place, J. BARDOTTE. first class vewel, with superior accommodstions passengers, will be dispatched he 10th proxiinc, touching at the Azores o to Gibraltar, thence to Mal be taken thence to Athens and the thence to Constantinople, where the priceypal ispored of. from thence to Tov, thence to Smyrna, ee and equal”— ly, will be a very light one ; for ’ seed to replant with, did the season permit. We learn from the southern parishes ot the Stat verely felt in that section. On tions the young cane, which previously looked unusually promising, is withering up. not a nation or @: acknowledges A VOYAGE TO VARIO ple hold’ the power to as above on or about | liberty, treo trade rd cargo will be Fenedrs aed the Ruias of ancient st sentiments of regant for all men, tam unadulterated freedom. Navvoo, (Ill) April 15, 1944, jon, remain a sufficieat time to e then retwen down the M Syracuse, and. if time will per- Toavi the daughter of her hi guilt, count left Huron for Chicago the abscondin, was mich affected by ihn w y JOSEPH SMITIL, Morpgr wits, ovt.—We learn verbally a strange story of . murder ws to have been committed at or near (I wa. A Capt. Brundage, who soi ago ran the ttle steamboxt Victory bot spartand ippewa, and who has since resi is the party implicated. A woman and child were 1i 10, but how long we are not in- formed, the woman, who had some six or eight hundred dollars'in cash, and her child disappeared, but no atspi- cions were aroused until one morning when the ing for supplies at Ts ort ‘The voyage wil im which time much val petvreen, this part anal enpy about 7 mon’ fed at or near that ing ca inets of curiosit Yor the purpose of open with him, Some time passe with every possible comfort avd conveniences to J read UL Lemmy ty them to new made grave. the incident givin came tothe ears of a He wondered who i rise to some remarks, it al If crazy fellow, called sea,” living in the neighborhood, who related the follow. g in the grave yard the rought in @ woman and grave was im oand, a certain quant ter or otherwise. which privilege ij yafficient to nearly or ield a profit y yield a profit ja season, will not exc fe gentleman passing the sarnmerat Bar Latta ath hy ht before, when Brund ld and buried them. opened, the bodies of the woman and her child were found in it, Brundage was forthwith arrested, and is now in the iting his trial for murder.— Buffalo Adv. ail ther F neq airing practical commercial know dd. and toany other plac man yi and of ba: jail at Niagara a measure upon the number who he company will be ery possible information ‘At the ports intended to be investments to be made in re- SNE DRWEY, 109 Front st yond engage passe ge. A pror Too MvcH.—A man in Neville, tof New York, has lately been arrested tor marrying a Miss Amelia Drop, while he had a wile living at the eastward, Charleston, [Correspoudeace of the Herald.] Cwanceston, &. C. May 12, 1844. Effect of the Philadelphia Riots on the Public Mind, —Cirewation of the Herald—Texas Mecting— Trade, &e. Great excitement exists here to-day. The news from Philadelphia is of that startling character which gathe-s crowds at the corners of the streets - harrows up the savage feelings, if implanted in the breast, setting friend against friend, neighbor against neighbor, tilldiscord pervades every portion of society. The sensation produced here is the more deep, from the circumstance of the Rev. br. Moriarty being now in our city, He has been la- boring here for some weeks, attracting by kis greay loquence and power, crowds of people to hsten to church, his iiouse; his library, which spread like lightning through the city—is not at this moment, 12 o’clock, known to the Rev. Doctor himse} preaches at St. Mary’s Chureh, which is fille overflowing with those who expect to hear him on this subject, so all-engrossing to every one else, But they must be disappointed! The Reverend gentleman was seen to enter the church witha a cheerful smile upon his countenance ! thought it most prudent not to aisclose the fact of the utter destriction of all his earthly goods at ich a moment. canes There was no mail north of Baltimore to-day; consequently, but little is known of the extent to which the riot has run in Philadelphia. Some few papers ceached here by passengers; and from the nature of the intelligence, it is presumable that the state of things at Philadelphia interrupted the mail ‘The Herald will be anxiously looked for for some time to come, though it usually is the only paper read here. ifty readers to one subscriber 1s a fair average; it is impossible to get at it at the reading rooms, bar rooms, ec. It is the same everywhere South and West, where I have recently been. If ‘our friends of the nowmerer press would work a fitte harder, and make their papers better, instead of charging so much for their private characters, would it not be better forthem? And the *Cheva- lier !? Is he visible to the naked eye? His letters have produced a great deal of merriment here. Can ‘on not give a portrait of him ashe isnowt We have all seen the picture of what he is likely to be- come. Agreat ‘Annexation Meeting” is to come off the coming week. General Hamilton is here, and will probably take a part in the proceedings. He and his friends are deeply interested pecuniarily in the fate of Texas. The Cienaral’s star would rise again, should this project of annexation succeed. Business is dull, The revulsion in the cotton market operates pretty severely here upon the prospects of trade. In haa, yours, &e. Privapvetruia Riors —We take the following from the Philadelphia Chronicle of yesterday :— ‘The city still remains m a perfect state of quietude, without the slightest probability of any renewed acts of outrege. A guard is still kept round the Catholic Churches, but the main body of the volunteers are in the Arsenal ‘The armed and unermed citizens of the differ- ent wards have discontinued patrolling the streets. There was no truth in the report that a soldier had been fired at while on duty at St. Phillips Church en ‘Tuesday night. ‘The General Orders of last night, merely embrace the disposal of the troups, and the protection of all the differ. ent points in the city and county, ‘The orders are strictly private. The beat rea of the troops, we are officially informed, is about the same—as previously published Every thing is quiet~ not the shatow of an attempt at violation of law. We understand that Recorder Vaux intends raising a quasi military company, which may be called out at a short notice, for the purpose of suppressing any sudden riot, tumult or outbreak, in the cit; They will be arm ed and uniformed, with @ cap similar to those worn by the New York firemen, and u close bodied water proof coat. It i sald that arrangements are in progress for the pur pose of aecuring the services of four mea, ready and willing to aid in preserving the public peace ‘They will all be well armed and disciplined. ‘This, added to the present pelice and watch, would prove a strong force in cave of any outbreak. Navat.—Capt. McKeever, of the U. S. Navy, sailed from Norfolk, on the 14th inst., in the Mon- tegue, for Canton. He goes out to me the command of the St. Louis, attached to the wider command of Com. Parker. went out in the same v. Union, which lett Baltimore on Saturday, arriv: folk thy same day, and anchored off the Naval Hospital. Caxapa —We have received Montreal papers of Tuesday morning. They contain the following :— afternoon con- vokes the Provincial Parliament to meet in Montreal, on 2th June next, ‘ there to take into consideration the atate in “A proclamation received yesterday and welfare of our said Province of Canada, and the to do as may seem necessary)” “ We have inch pleasure in announcing to our readers at a distance, that the health of His Excellency, the Go- vernor General, is improving rapidly. His Excellency, we learn, has received much benefit from the medical treatment of Dr, Pollock, recently arrived from England.” — Kingston Chronicle, Mh inst. Corton Factory.—It gives us great pleasure to state, that the gendemen engaged in establishing a fected their organization lust evening under the statute applicable te such compa- cotton factory in this city, nies, and will commen ms very speedily. small portion of stock yet remains untaken, but the ente prise will go on to the great advantage of those immed ately engaged and the whole city. especially will it prove directly advantageou tics form a large portion of a dry goods merchan in trade, and when western merchant can buy domestic good: p in this learn thet they ity as in New York, or any other eastern marxet, they will be very apt d ptrchase instead of going on as héreto- to stop here a: Such | esis ns will open the sc 4 to farther and e wales of other goods. Th vantages it to all.—Ruffato dv., May 14. Winp Cat, Aviator ano Ticervatt.—The Memphis Iagle of the 27th says: The Seminole Indian | Florida, and kawks and consented to move to our Western borders, a1 tived in our city on Thursday afternoon from Arkan: on the steamboat Export, on their way to Washington med tobe the great one of them, and jention. Ho is certainly the finest speci- men of our aboriginal race living. He was finely arrayed in Indian costume, with silver plates und a gold-hilted poniard hanging ou his breast, and an ostrich feather city. Wild attracted mucl efully waving from hi tometrical, his ban feet features, and gestures and mien gracefull viewed him as he is, an untamed, wild savage looked as if he required a slight insult to make him again panther-like to leap into the ambush and laugh as he dealt torture jeath to the paleface. He isa noble sight in his untamed spirit, and bis graceful gestures and haughty, dignified bearing, and fiery, noble features, make Wild Cat areal lion. ‘Tue Weatuer anv THe Crors.—The Feliciana Whig, of the 4th instant, says: with the exception nt shower about a week ago, there has been no this section for along period, and the farmers in rai thi and the neighboring parishes, begin to fear the most serious consequences to the corn and cotton is dying for want of moisture, and unless crops, In some places the rain comes within a short time, the cotton crop, espec of our planters jhave that the drought ia se- any of the sugar planta- Sin axn Sornow.—A fellow by the name of Va- Jentine Peter, who had kept a bakery and grocery in this place for some time past, cleared out on the 8th of ‘April, aad it was afterwards ascert ned that he went to days, until he was Mencer, from this place, old, (but not Hurow, where he waited three or fe coined by « woman ‘a husbani woman, George Mencer, a cooper by trade, ifo's infidelity, and it is sup: wed became partially insane. On the night of the 26th, ent into the grocery store of Barney Farrell, where 1e his step-daughter lived, gave her hix pocket-book, and a writing beqieathing to her a box in the possession of Mr, Poll, He told her he was going to drown himself, and leaving his cap with her, went down on to Caswell’ wharf ; since w! terday morning, when hin dead body was found floating near H ich time he had not been seen, until yes jubbard & Co." new dock.— Sandusky Clarion, Fematy Oprrarives.—We saw the other day a letter addreswed to a gentleman of this city, con- taining a power of Attorney, from a female who resides im Vermont, this city. The gentleman was empowered to withdraw from the Lowell Savings Bank, the amount of her savings, which she had deposited in tho Inetitntion while working in Lowell. The whole emount was five hundred and one dollars and thirty-three cents. Bank, where a deposite exceeds t dollars, no interest is paid thereon, which was the reason for the withdrawal of the money. ‘This is but one inatance ‘of the many which we could addnce to prove, if necess ry, Hilive popniation, an for their labor. Lowell Courier nil who formerly worked in one of the mills in he frugal and fry ted character of our female o id the good wages which they receive im. The circumstance of the burning of bis He to undred able bodied ast India squadron, Commander Payne 1 to join the brig Perry, of the squadron late under command of Com. Dupont, relieved by cause of ill heaith. Lieut. Greene has been detached from the U. 8. store ship Lexington. The U. 8. steamer at Nor. To our merchants Domes- stock e resulting ad- necessary to mention. They are obvious but recently the terror of the inhabitants of ho finally buried their murderous toma- ; and he rr General Seasons. Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Emmans ond Willams. Jonas B. Priisirs, Esq , Actin May 16.—Trial for Grand Larceny.—A eolored girl named Adehne Beil was tried for a grand larceny in steal. ing on the 2d of Aprillast a cloak worth $40, the property of Mr. George 8. Hough, No 369 Broome st The prisoner attempted to pledge the cloak at the pi nee tablishment of Simpson & Co. in the Bowery. It was fo tained, and the prisoner urrested by officer King. ‘The Jury were charged by the Recorder, briefly, and as th evidente was not conclusive that the property taken ex- ceeded in value $25, a verdict wax rendered of guilty of petit larceny only, and she was sentenced to the peni- tentiary for six inonths. Burglary.—Uriah Pearsall, a mere lad, for a burglary in the 3d degree, i lessrs, Willetts & Co. No. 70 Mar , on the night of the Sth of April, Verdict guilty, and the Court sentenced him to the State prison for two years jal for False Pretenees —Bowen 8. Foster was next pvt on his trial for obtaining geods under false pretences, to the amonnt of $499, in October last, from Messra. Ca. rew and Huntingdon.’ ‘The false representations alleged were these :—That Foster tent to Messrs. Carew & Co's store in Beaver street, No. 72, in tho middle of October, and stated to the firm that he had commence? business at West Leyden, Lewis County, with a Mr Belknap 5 that he had pit in $1600 in the business, end Belknap had put in $3506. Upon there representations, a bill was made up and @ credit was given on notes payuble at different dates ; on their coming to matnrity, they were all dishonored. ‘The accused stated that Belknap also owned a farm ; that the $150 put in by him was received froma gentleman from Utica—aceused having previously taken the benefit of the bankrupt act. Accnsed also gave references to a Mr. Darling, who partially corroborated the statements male, and in consequence the credit was given. On’ the firm of Carew & Co. going on to West Ley: den, of rather one of them, (Mr. Hinntingdon) they found the ‘store closed and Foster gone, and that he had sold the goods purchased at auction sale, and that Belknap did not own a farm, or was there any other property to be found ; Fester was complained of here, ond arrested in Cherry Valley. This chuacter of evidence was intro- duced by culling Mr. Carew and Mr. Huntingdon, the members of the firm doing business at No, 72 Beaver street. ‘A number of witnesses were examined, amongst whom was Mr. Isauc Peck, who Corroborated the statements made by Messrs. Carew & Huntingdon ; the accused sta- ted that he came by the $1500 by receiving it as a present {rom Mr, Camp, of Utica —for services—and witnev sold him a bale of goods. ‘The witness alse or more bal District Attorney, next tried he store ated that he sold the accused three ods ; upon his reference to William A. Darling of Cedar street, the last of which was packed. up according to the order of the accused, but not eliver- ed, as suspicion was aroused in the mind of Mr, Peck that all was not right ; 2 former credit on a note of 4 months for $241, has never been paid. Im December the accused reiterated to him former declarations that his partner and self had $4000 employed in their business. Witaam W, ‘of 39 Cedar street, deposed that the accused came to his store in October last, aad in conse- quence of the same representations that have been pre: Viously numed, he sold him a bill of silk goods on 6 months credit, amounting to about $190—also another for +00. ; It appeared that all the unpeid notes came to maturity fter the prisoper’a arrest and incarceration in the City Pris Samtuxt Wiewtast, of Ni . 117 Pearl street, deposed that upon the representations previously narrated, and which Foster ved up, he gave him cr for $1256, on various notes, payable ut various dates, none of which were pai ‘At this stage of the trial, the Court adjourned to Friday at llo’clock, A. M. Court C ity Cinceurr Cournt.—Nos, 45, 14 40, 6, 46, 20, 36, 42, 11, 33. In Surreme Court, May 11.—The following mo- tions made at the March ‘Special Term last, were decided by Mr. Justice Bronson :— In the matter of the election of Directors of the Bank of Dansville—Motion on behalf of Samuel W. Smith and tive others, for an order constituting them directors elect of said bank, in the place of Lester Bradner and five others— denied. In the matter of A. Couk Wull—Motion for a man- damus commanding the Medical Society of the county of Kings to admit the above named A, Gook Hull as a mem- ber of suid Society, ke —granted. Gansevoort vs. Nel- A others, exrs. &c.—Motion that plaintiffs ta coats be recovered againnt defendants as exccuto to be levied against the property of B. Wright, deceased — ranted, without costs of motion. Tatham and ul ads Kentish—Motion that all plainufts proceedings be stayed, untilhe shall pay costs of a former suit, Sc.—granted, with costs. ‘The Peopl Clinton Bank vs Floss, comp't. Motion for a m: equiring the Comptrol- ler to receive mutilated circulating notes of said bank, and issue new ones in the place thereof, ka —denied. ‘The following motions, made at the April Special Term last, were decided by Mr. Justice Beardsley : afty Stephens imp ec. ads. Brij Motion to set aside in- quest—granted, or. terms. Locy ads Dorr—Motion to set aide two judgmts,and exeoution—granted, with $20 costs. Smith vs, Miller—Metion to refer—denied. Muller ads Smith—Motion for retaxation of costs—granted, $6.50 struck out. Hoyt, late sheff. ads. Shepard—Motion that deft. have liberty to take the record of judgt. on file in thi: cause from the files, and cancel the docket, and file a new record of judgt. including all his coats—the entire bill of costs to be retaxed. Babcock and al vs, James and al - Motion for retaxation of costs,and that defts be allowed but one bill, granted. Wiley va Van Rensseloer and three oth- er causes; motion to set aside default and subsequent pro- ceedings in each cause,for irregularity granted with costs. Howard ads. Wilcox—Motion to refer—granted | Walrath vs. Van Duren and al, exrs. Xc.—Motion that plaintitl be allowed taxed costs of this suit against the ex'r and ex’x ot John G. Van Dusen, deceased—granted. Yan Dusen andal. exr &c. ads. Walrath—Metion that plaintiff pay the cnsts of defence in this cause, and that the defendants have jadgment and execution therefor, &e —denied, with costs to be paid out of the estate of J. G. Van Dusen, de- ceased. Frosch vs Umber and al.—Motion to refer—de- nied. Brown and al. ads, Coon—Motion that plaintif! put in hail and justify, Xe,—granted, on terms. In the matter of the application of Moses D. Burnett, vs. Wright, super: intendent of Onondaga Salt Springs—-Motion for mandamus to compel the superintendent of Onon- daga Salt Springs to pay said Burnett bounty on cer. tain salt &c.—-denied, with costs to be paid by relator. Hilton and als. vs. The Albany City Bank—Motion to set aside execution, and for apetpa nal stay as against dett Hilton— granted, with costs. Many and al. vs. Emmons lotion for an orde! rift of Ot- nty to apply certai 1g en sale of tate of Ira Carpenter, to an execution in tavor 0! . Rivlds ws. bra Carpenter and al. out prejudice, Witherell and al. Trustee shff. &c.—Motion for a mandamus to the New York, requiring them to vacate an pif. to fle security for coats—denied. Stri Motion to refer—denied. Same vs. lotion to refer—denied. Whitman and al. defta. srror ade- Campbell, pif. in Error—Motion by defts. in Error, and order that the default mentioned in the rule of 9th Sept 1843, and all subsequent proceedings on the part of the piff in error, including the sale of realestate on the exe cution, be set aside on payment of the costs ordered by said rule of 9th Sept.—vilbany Atlas, May 16, 3 Day. 61, 1, 49, 47, 17, 50, requiring the ing ig vA. Hutchins Manvuractort new Woollen Factories are going up in Maine, at the pre- sent time, and the call for machinery is so great that it is with difficulty the supply ean be obtained, Case ov tis De Soro.—The U, 5. Circuit Court at New Orleans, have confirmed the decision of the Dis- trict Court, awarding $12,000 in favor of the Luda, for the Joss and es which she sustained in coming in con- tact with the De So'o, Duet at Vicksnurc.—We undestand that a duel was fought at Vicksburg last Saturday, between James M. Downe, Exq. and Thomas E. Robbins. The weapons used were rifles ; at the first fire Mr. Downs was severely, but aot dangerously, wounded.—N. O. Tropic, May 8. Corroy Crors throughout the State are said to look unfavorable. Late frosts have killed the earliest lanting ; good seed have been very scarce, and the worm snow cutting down the stand rapidly.—Nutchez Free Trader, May \. n Osage Indians there on Sunday last, be taken Bast forexhibe Lo! rue voor Inpian.— on the Die Vernon They are to tion,—St, Louis Reporter, ‘Tornavo 1x Missovrs.—A violent tornado occur- red near Marshall, Saline county, in this State, on the 22d ult, A stone building occupied by George W. Barnes, was blown down, and he and his family buried in the ruins. The citizens of Marshal) repaired to the ruins, and succeeded im extricating them. Most of them were most horribly mutilated, and @ smallchild crushed to death. —St, Louis Reporter, May 7. rrowat. Jockey Cin Racks,—Kesult of first day's races—First Race—Sweepstakes, mile heats Thompson and Green's gray filly Fidelity, 122; P. 1 Johnson's bay colt, by Cetus,2 11; Hoffman and ‘Terry's chestnut colt, by Duane, paid forfeit. Ist heat, 154, 20 heat, 1 54; 3d heat,22, Second heat--Proprictor’s purse, mile he ». R. Johnson's bay mare, by Priam, 11; H Walker's bay colt, by Mazeppa, 22; Col. ¥. Thompson's hay colt, by Duane, 34; D Crawford's Rosa Matilda, by Thornton’s Rattler, 4 distanced; W. H. Watson's brown horse, by Felt, 6 5; ‘Wm. Molmead’s bay horse, by Zinga nee, 63. Ist heat, 1 51: 2d heat, 154 — Nat. Int, Moy 15. Cnance or Crercymen.—It is a little singular that the five regular societies in this town have each of them anew pastor within a short time past—four of them within a week of each other! A Unitarian, & Baptist, anda Universalist preacher c into town in the conveyance, each to commence preaching for hiv sepa rate society, —Barre Gazette. Heavy Rarns.—The Springfield (ll) Journal says:—Within the last two weeks this section of country has been drenched with tremendous rains ; and from the fact that no eastern mail has been received (or a week, we so that the storms must have extended some distance The creeks in our neighborhood, have been higher than known for years ; and many valn- able bridges are carried ein The Sangamo, in some p.aces has been the usual width of the Missiesippi ; and the water hns risen nearly as high as it wae in the famous year of the " deep snow.” Price Two Cents, Commo: Bosry or Atnsemex, May 16—The hour of meeting of this Board was fixed last evening at 7 o’clook, but long before this peziod the ayenue leading to the Chamber ot the Board was crowded to excess with spectators anxious to obtain entrance to witness the anticipated decapitation of heads, in the joint meeting. At half past 7 o’clock the Board was called to order, and the minutes of the last meeting read and adopted Printing. —A petition from the Franklin 'ypographical Society epposed to giving the printing to od printer who does not pay full prices, was laid on the table, on motion of Alderman Drake. A petition from 8. W. Benedict for a ehare of public printing, was referred to Committee on Application for ‘Otlice, Mayor's Message.—-On motion, that portion of the Mayor's Mes: ¢ to cleaning streets, was referred to the Committee on Streets. ‘Eastern Steamboats.—A petition from sundry persons in favor of allowing the eastern steamboats to use Fulton ast eide’of Peck slip, was referred to committee on nd slips. ‘¢.—The President requested the Sergeant- st:Arms to inform the Board of Assistants that this Board was ready to meet them in joint ballot. Oxp ifavs attempted to leave the chamber for that pur- Toxa, but the dense crowd of offi ants in the hall pressing against t prevented his egress for nearly Paifan hour. Noti finally conveyed to the other Board, but the mass of opplicants wos such that they were compelled to almost fight their way to the entrance to the Chamber of the Board of Alderman. ‘The reading of the minutes of the last meeting were postponed, Alderman Esorass presented a communication from Mr. Moss, late superintendent of the Alms House, who war removed on Tuesday night, in which he pronounces the “¢ introduced with his signature on Tuesday night by Alderman Gale, as a forgery. ; Alderman Exaxs moyed that the communication be entered on the minntes of the meeting. 1 majority members moved to lay it on the table. istant Aldermen Crantick and Haswnovex advo- cated the entering on the minutes, and the former stated that Mr. Moss would make application to another tribunal A more equally divided, for that justice that was about to be refused by this body. ‘This had the desired. effect, and the motion to lay on the table was withdrawn. The Decapitation.—Alderman Deaxr, of the Sth, who it appears was selected as headaman, then roseand offered rorstutions to remove the following officers:—- Pierre A. Young, Deputy Comptroller Samuel McAllister, Clerk in the Mayor's office. Assistant Alderman Ilexny rose and said that Me Me Allliater had resigned. ‘ Peter A Cowdrey, Counsel of the Corporation, John Ewen, Street Commissioner. ‘AWerman Hasurovex and Essays, opposed the remo val of } Ewen, and asked what was the cause of such proceeding, but no answer came from the majority. ‘The motion to remove was then adopted by a vote of 22 to 12 one of the mass of applicants at the door cried et usin.” (Laughter ) Pausipent.—Ollicers keep order there. Wm. Guge, Superintendant of Streets, was then remov ed, and John Bogert, Clerk of Alms House Commissioners. James Smythe, Clerk of the Alms House. Jesse Brush, Inepector of Weights and Measures of the Ist district. ‘Wm. \W. Kidder, from the same oftice, in the second dis- trict. ‘The Street Inspectors of the Ist, 2d, 8d, 4th, 6th, Sth, 10th, Lith, 12th, 13th, 14th, 16th, 16th, and 17th wards were then removed Heads on.—-Aléerman Gatx then nominated John Leve- ridge, as Counsel of the Board. : ‘Alderman Hassroucs inquired if he was a resident of this city. f 3 ‘Alderman Buxrine said he enquired of Mr Leveridge, and he had informed hia that he always voted in this city, but made his residence during the summer months on Staten Island. f ‘Alderman Hasnnovcx nominated Peter A. Cowdrey for Counsel. E ‘The ballot resulted as follows—Leveridge 23—Cow Irey 10. Benwat 8. Doughtey was nominated as Street Commis- sioner, in place of Juin Ewen, and elected by a vote of 23 to 9. 5 i Sydney H. Stewart was then appointed Clerk of the Alms Hous illiapie, wax appointed Superintendant ot Lamps and Gas ji Samuel C. Jollie, Inspector of Weights and Measures of the Ist district. Henry Swords, Inspector of Weights and Measures of the 2d district George Bakewell, Superintendant of Streets. FG. Lucky, Clerk in the Mayor's Office. Alderman Bustixe then offered tue following resolu. tions of removel, which were adopted. Wm. ©. Bryant, Printer of the Common Council. Robert Kilpatriek, Dock’Master of the 12th ward. Benson 8. McGowen; Superintendent of Roads of thy 12th ward. ‘Alderman Gate then offered the following appoint ments, which were adopted ;— John Meigs, Superintendent of Streets of 12th ward, and also to perform the duties of Dock Master and Street Inspector. John W. Close, Street Inspector of the Ist ward William Shatzell, tor the 24 ward. ‘William H. Williams, for the 3d ward. John H Weigand, for the 4th ward. James K. Gedney was nominated for the Gth ward. Assistant Alderman Henny nominated Samuel Pray. The ballot stood 22 for Gedney, 10 for Pray, blank 2. Ezra Beach was nominated Street Inspector of the Sth ward. Alderman Hasraovex nominated Walter Heyer, who he said was “to the manor born.” The ballot stood 23 for Beach, 8 for gst blank 2. John C. Smith was appointed Street inspector of the 11th ward. George W. Bruce, for the 13th ward Anson L. Story, forthe Mth ward, H, Allen Fox, forthe loth ward. R. Mitchell, for the 16th ward. Benjamin Merritt, for the 17th ward. Alderman Buntine then took up the hatchet, and moved that Jonathan O. Wickes, Street Inspector of the 7th ward, they intended to put a better man in hia id that they could not find a bet- ant Alderman Morr said the reason why Mr. Wickes was removed was because be did not attend to his business fered a resolution, avowing that is Common Council are principal- the removals made by ly from political grow Alderman Iasnnover seconded the resolution, and was roceeding to enquire the principles that governed ity in the removals from and appointments to oftice, when hisses were heard from the lobbies, Me pro- ceeded with a withering rebuke to the insult, and stated that ifthe Chair would not protect him in his seat, he wontld, as a magistrate, protect himself ‘The resolution of Al an Ewaans was then defeated by a yote of 21 to 13—two of the Natives having voted for it jot Walker was then appointed Strect Inspector of h Ward, ‘ Isanc IT. Brown was then appointed Superintendent of Hacks and Cabs, in place of Peter Brown, removed. Boanp or Acpensex.—The Board then resumed busi- ness ‘Alderman Haswnovcx moved that so much of the mes- sage of the Mayor as relates to police be referred to the Committee on Watch and Police. ‘The Board then adjourned to Monday evening next at To'clock. Boann ov Assistants —The Board met at 7 o’cloek last evening, the Jent in the chair. Mr. Ciansick offered ® resolution proposing that Mr. Emmett be instructed to continue the suit commenced by Mrs Bell, against the Board of Common Council in rela tion to her right of dower in Blackwell's [sland ‘After the adoption of an am on subject of reference, a committee of three were appointed, and the resolution was referred. ‘The Board hereupon took a recess ; and then went into Joint ballot. ‘The Common Council then adjourned until Monday evening next, at Zo’clock, and while we wore closing tp, one of the removed office-holders hunded us the following old but happy couplet : ; “In France, that enlightened and head chopping nation, A head once cut off never return to its station, How different the case is with heads cut off here, ‘They only remain off the space of 4 year; The #un Will just pass through the Zodiac, and then All the heads will come back to their places again, the By 5 COLLINS & v0. ibs offer for le, iy Lots to remanent nee por " 7 We Pe near Tiin o's 936 Ibs, OF auperior manufactore Copper—200 cases Sheating. from 14 to 32.04 Felt—i00 bles eli from No. 1 to 5, Also, 0 bales F 2 Faod 4, manufactured expresaly for pilot honta. bun d=400 bayrels Pate begt Lard and Nout Lard. 2m joo mt ou 4 do 500 begs ite veal Lar Tallow 2 baevels Weacern Tendered, very handsome Pork 100 barrets Clear Pe N. ¥. Inapeetion. 200 do PxtryClearPork, a0 200 bio Mess Pork do wo do Kxura Mess Pork, do 19 do" Mere Pork, = do 00 dy 9 Hams, Shoulders, & Gall. oo do Pi . we byrele do do ” dy Shoulders Fiignldere and Butts—166 barrels. ides—210 Weatera Dry Salted. Breawax—1500 Iba Westen Yellow Thcsryre Bert inpecked ince iat rnd Sedigions man sel ite ed NE eB SKRUN ps oe Soe so an Malin Marke FARO —200 Vareels, 200 half barrels and 960 kege Prime Lea