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

- OTT Ae ee ae THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol, X., No. 164—Whole Ne. 3734. To the Public. : IALIFAX AND " THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspeper—pub- yal Mail Steam ship CALE DO: lished ovary day of the year except Now Yeareday and NIAL#.G, Lott, Commander, will teav Fourth of July. Price 2 cents por copy—or $7 26 per an- nad Ue ACAD AAS Hei eum —post aid—-cash in advance. Tike WeeKLY HERALD.—published every Seturdey Pesen, i + $12. ae St cantaryee ooyy, or $3 12 per annum-- eal "assage for Halifax - "ss 2. aa : a resis ae Tuned that the, clronlationof| S08 Nac Wall rent lerald is over THIRTY THO , and increasing "ROM ENGLAND, y fast It has the largest eirdation of ay Paper ia this iy, AND WALES VIA LIVERPOOL o> mut Pepto Goi Vnlegeie arma pate tngiag one epaitjaats: the 1844 aioe Mt won or i sould do wail o ante Mt G of all kinds executed at the most moderate IOHN HERDMAN, price, and in'the mort elagant style shine at this line pave leave Lavecnoal ovary five JAMES ON BENNETT, ‘ts usual be furnished for an pay Puorninton oF THe Henao Estapuisnunnt, nll the priucipal banking insuitatious Gwaughout tne Northwest corner of Fulton und Nassau streets. Rinasiqeeasptyiadahere. ihe LAK er gE RPOO LI Now Leeson Pome POEASURE EXCURSION” TO THE UPPER Mb y pleodid packet ship GARRICK: | © nt .—'T he splendid es A ‘Freak of 1000 tous, will sail as The {t-ambost WISKONSAN Captain | tare er regular ; " nua leave: ays wi WD it day oc Saly vee app doon Mouay. the | ror spleador ar comforts apply oa beard, ac Orieans wharl, foo | f Pleasure to the Upger Lakes, visiting all ) oF Wall street, or to Lakes Eno, arog aed. Michi &. K. COLLINS & CO. 56 South at time will be afforded! Price of $100. Vntia Bay, Sass |. The ship Hosejus, Onoe, 3 Coltjae, of i100 tonsy wil cago: featice succeed the Garrich, aud anil the ith of July, her revular day return ou Tuesday mormiag July , _ m2@tojusire BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER PAC RTE OFOR LIVER COOL —itcuter mee OL: Cormtaand ene | aeket vf 6h Juue— The new mageiticeut aude le fluted up and farashed equal to any | bral yon 1g, pack: shi ENGLAND ‘Capiain 3. Bart | de ¢, will positively sail on Monday, 16th Juae, regular will acenmpany. the Loat andevery | di Dassaxe pleasaut to those on | land is fitted out in a very that can add ‘to the Bemovs proceeding to the ol Pe ey FE nd "Teper fy oeenbe dg Sod bg 6 Pe ivy steerage, ou bow d, NS. Bath hati 4 ac 3 d. ROUCHEZ, BROFHERS & 1.0., Beare fertotT ne _35 Faltmatcuese dow to she Patton Bank. ie jus 259m. NEW LivE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER: AND PRO VIRENCE POOL—Packet of dist Jane <The anleudid vow EWPORT A ad. favorite ship ROGH ESTE 1000 ton Ly ane yar ‘Capt. J, Britton, will on Friday, 2ist June, her dd’ Steamer ayer, will Max he al line being all, 1008 tons and uj . per: ravers all Bare Unt | cae Seon ocaboaae Con tee aid comes will eae te es the advantages to he derived from selecting this lige in pre- ference to any other, as their great capacity renders‘them every: than "ships ofa sale Irwarry way mors comfortable and eoavenient Gp YT PECANS | ud thetr accommodatiocs for cabin, secou ee: Pi dh a nadine Landing tie ons pesseng?rs, are well known to be. on to any + crmunod ous steam! oat ICA, | Persons wishing to secore berths shonid not fail to make Captam 3 adel, will will leave the foot of Robi i feet, Tuesday, ‘Tharday end. Saturday ‘momuigy, at 7 | AY aPplieation.on boards fet ao OTT, o'clock. 35 re ‘ At their General Passage Office, uth street, PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOATS JeTt021 rre cor Maiden Lane, ap stairs. FOR ALBANY. PEO LIVERPOOL —The Now Line Kequiar ai ¥ ‘Thro i+ une ‘he jor Ne ‘ork eee Me Ser oe ae Fatt Rae aE BEEN Gaye Jobe Brrtton, 0 Messe Coustiandl aut Linerty etrests, fous Durtuen, will sail aa above, Ker regular day. be summbuat KNICKERBOCKER, Captain jondey, rit evenings, at 7. Sst coat ROCHESTEN, Captain A Houghton, on | #UP, orto " arday ‘Evenings, at 7. WOODHULL & MINTURNS, 87 South st. ry i . P.M at Intermediate Placea:— Frice of passage $1 The Steamboat NSRTH AMERICA, Captain BH. G.], The packer stip ‘Grattenden, Monday, Weda , Friday ‘and Sunday, a 6 | barthea, will euccoed {The Steamboat COLUMBIA, C: Wan. H. Peek, Fo sail —Ti Ge ag ae Ay Ny 5 iad hip YAZOO, Captan Jas, Wibrey, y and: a faa sail ‘Passeayers taking this line of ili arrive in Albany in I positively'sail as amipla’ tine to tal'the Moraing Tria of Cats for the east OF re fro pursnge, Raving bandeame faroishea . 4 . apply on board, at Orleans | egret, all ‘ire new aod substantial, are furnished s. K. COLLINS & O with ne lana Te Rooms, and for speed and accom- 530 Bouth street. todations arounsivalled on the Hudson. TOR SOL tet sor freight, apply on board, or to P, C. Sehalts at ee eR OO THERNET He poet etn ae Ae ES aN i Tl tiki Mastec. will sail Saturday, 15th iuatunt, ‘weal! PLEASANT AND UREA? EXCURSIONS. Perry SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Wor passage, iss, very good accommodations, apply on G: J NEW BHIGHTYN, PORE Ri HMOND sSTATEN board, east side Peck slip. or to aK 3 fe FOR ‘OODHULL & MINTURNS, From SOSA RS hea fe re | Sifteh toes ar auth ee team dont “LA, will ran NITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. follows, daily, from May 20th to Cetober x + a macelgr See CRew "Yorke Sead Eu ih Save be et ie da PM “ eral al pune tan end PM ak ian aot een seen ‘Brighton, taco ad Tow, for On Pun: New York, at 9and 11 A. M.; at rhe aia oP. Lentes Port Micksoond, ai'0 manatos to Bad 1 ore fois wee at Sand PM “Heer mwa mien | ggg FOR OPO Otc + SUMMER ME ih de ateh for the above port. 0 ‘AND NEW ea “4 Fo ; (passage, ‘accom 01 73 ing superior aecommnm Err ae FY, Fassage from Liverpool cap at all times be sec: byte: APE, will ram as tar packets, sulllog.every. roty ‘at the lowest rates; and 4 Centre st, at | draits can,as uso J, be furnished for any ameunt, pay: ‘ip nM. Eeave New York, | all the principal towns throughout Great Britain and) Ireland, a e ‘as above Je9 ec ‘On Sundaye—Leave Newnrk at © A. M. and 2P.M.and| pam pACnET FUR HAVAE—Second Lr—The Np renal Ay ecand CPM tas ip OFEIDAL ty enc Master, wil pal on ey 2 BO ecaINCCeR.” cor Wal May 10th, 1844. apire STATEN ISLAND i No!9 Tontine Buildin mm FERRY. ard 73 —Pasax, only —The superio. fer Raturday, June lat, the Boats will rum as fol- i = EY ate! z md ~ forthor saucer 7 : fe oy ‘ PAVE igre stan ap Bs i oN ony ot mel 1, A. May é INCK! Vie new YORK Jeftets rre No 9 Toutine Building, Wall street 5 1,A M., M. —A odsehinped must ke ~ FOX NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA ANL © ithe waers tsceok are ads W WORK LINK -Warmuied 6st regulae pack See, - - “To aul Gen Jane —F he last sailing pocket shih YORKVILLE, ASTORIA, HE! ATE FE! ¥, i pak NStFOUD AND NEW RAG u WeGU, Captain Woed, will positvely sail as abuve, ber rm To lar day. Lill, cowumenee rquning om Mouday, May | "For freight or passage, having hed accomma Gp 1944, as foliows :— e dations, apply on boasd, at Orl foot of Wall street Leaving Astoris, and 11 o’eloek, | orto Sk COLLINS & COs * Sym ane T PMs ** 96 South street, * HOR Nham scroce opposive City Hall at7,9, 10, and | No freighereceived on board aftr the tsrh inet, giclee 1.9 4:5 Cee ROE towers, oarairet'| af eae eM Teee ee races ilneiare, Pal street fant au Hamads, Yorkville. All rat the pee usabwelsrey erik, Ou che arrival of the stage at Aatoria, it «ill im aly bein readiness for conveying passengers to Ravens snd Pong eland Farms. rare 1234 cones Horses and Wagons tole, LEWIS & CARTER, mi uate Proprietors MURR. fe baw i eet, corner of Sa Ni W YORK OY EX =7 SoROOLE Ya MUDEAS iniish berqae AR Y Thomas Martin, 2k TO arthen ¥37 tone register, Will store 3590 basrcle— Ab, Sundays encepe § ¥Y the foo! relat RY] woold accept s freight to aay port j t Brien i ato chock, A M., by Railroad Mor | Apply to Fehsce ‘& BROOKS, sea direct, withonte f Post io BL ys tbery street. nobes ‘hvoueh endben = . Fort Colden, Washingt ton.” Ac Washi NEW COAL YARD. line ern Woand om Belvidere. For seca apely od; “DHE SUBSCRIBERS harp taken a Yard at°No, HIG, at John Pattea’s Conuaercial Hotel, 73 Courtlaud’{ 4 Piace, (near the comer of Seveath street aad Third sureet. direedy opposite Tompkins Market,) where they inten. koe; B.--h xi furoished at the shortest jee, by appiving 84S sn ply of every draei jou of Coa.s, vi ‘each Orch a4. to N.B. LU Sa, Morriutowe tii Sere | Schaythtl, Le’ fen, Liverpool. Newoute. yduey .Y ug ——s THe TR AUELIING PUIG” at ¢ low: TO THt TRAVELLING PUBLIC. raf A etgeptienies nme y: 2 daatulaagats Ss mage . Oraers recer as abeve, or at the oid stand, 411 Washjoe ‘| ders through ‘the ot PASSENGER GEMENT FOR er tle eine at etre oa “9 compiewed [oeond rome onze 01 10 Pring out, pasven Rete at ‘ ‘ PeTaRd by the following fimt class Packet aiaps, one of which rr tn the Kxchana } Will leave (.iverpoo! on the [at, 6th, 11th, 16th, Zist and 28th of jnsure against in in ay) A Vireiai : é onidge, er ener Roscius, As and, }dent 5 gears toe ea, f PMR Joh Bavidaon, john wilt be deen to u ove ending for their friends, on application Frees nis, we K ohn ty, at cithet of our offices. fi ‘They wil also be prevared, on the opening of nay oe forward passsagers and their Ingrage to Albany and HOMAS W. THORNE, vig aaa ty inal and lf termediate rae Oxo. T. HOPE, : a the ef en AY rego ‘Foraue, Port Hope, Coburg, Kingston, and ne BE MYSTERIES OF ELEUSIS all parts of Cavada West, MOST RENOWNED of all the ancien ‘Whitelial to Montreal and, Quebec, C ' data wa i Gd free Uinveland to Pormmenth, Cl a co cand hap ser ay ae , | were eagerly sou, of the philo th West vir ide! 1 Lot ie we " atntin wii tec ebie ne tg Cece eal | ine eo eee a NSE to all pares of ‘Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Tilinois and Wiscou: | 7 in, neghinhow ich.4ih Teor, 92, Wiliam ae REMITTANCES, rd h hasdsome Freach | loth Dress dati ishing. 9 send mon: eo a athe id Country. HARNDEN & CO, wil ve Disfis ov any partot Engiand, Scotland of Ireland, paya- @ public. ‘at sight, forsums of £1, £5, £20, to £10%or in uny amount ne to suit the nf. yy being at moderate eqpseees, * OFFICES AND AGENTS. eat of the work will be the same as that Carla rf. a0 Save sty Bont. of Braudage, Tryon, ke, from whore swell known eetablish ul ts i men! sul al recent ). 9. WY. Wheelin te ailding, Vrovideace, BI. baer is2 Wiliam Front street, New York. . B. a otiees, Ba : N,B.—Office and Sammer Coats,’ nas few Vests, Ke. will, Lies coset, Hadehphia, re a. the conneaienes of stranecra, Re, be al wy Bighorn, alrite stOne a4 Soiree = pled. OOS aca Wikduw, SHARE! — fTRANSPA AENT WINDOW js Sah of |, BER! N. 13 Chatham street, wil! ome 3 case, conta ia berms: <A sbiesplond pacers awit, nh oh be will wll atric Wevisterh ae X. mite} Fh nin Tom Bt ae 68 Se vat fn’ APs Bi aatry Mi i zee Carpet ferchants, Auctiousers and a rlot 5 other Windo eat eGo reat Won Bh * ~~ FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE, i CA FHOM ALBANY TO BURKALO (325 MILES) f Thr soworse eve ‘nec inh ‘The only Omics in Mew Vask erabitanea by the soveral Rail | Nitr'dhe bmperial Rocket, mever before s| cay COUT AN DT CAREET, i Feral Heschet when cannot vesbeatecd erp coy 80 4 Ret, i cGy ect sees ble Peart é Vis Oswego t Ny. CLARK ‘aie ha re rt TO IMMIGRAN yen’ iam nta by Rail panetually SAA Sr Je7 im? ere Pyromehniat, Jersey City, FIREWORKS, ORACKERS, &c. FOURTH OF JULY, 1844. JOUNTRY and Fireworks, will find it to i UNE dealers : their aasive ageor'ment i a geeablinhiment, #8 hy ham new, pit, a ae, vial ity, to call ofthe eat at a i Jag coved. roemiber, the aim o Mammoth if Nitnds we have removed from 84 20 8 im*ee RE 4&8. 8. tl We Femoved tresr 1001bs Watch and Jewelry jablishment, from No 9% Astor an - 18 lnnat 9 days Honse to No. 413 Broadway ny At least A ‘Albany Kes nnd clocks cf every. deveription exrefally repaired, vipat by ritfal and exverienced workmen. jererre ioe i 4a bende — CROTON HALL ‘Total per R. Road +++ $643 FREE TO, THE FRIENDS. OF PROGRESS AND HtERORM—The Sabscriber will open the above soom for he neesmmaouation of any respectable society or collection of indivicuals, whose object 1s to better the condition of society, “i Copend solely upon the voluntary ¢optribations of the re- They elso forward een gre el spective nudieuves fur remageration, Nothing need be anid to other pliees in Ohio; Detroit, &e., Michigan; Tegommend this Hall to the community; its location and waulie, Be., Jeramsin, Terr tory’ Chicago, Illinois; and to | fixtures arsercellent, includiug a Piano Korte. Apply ih th Tivo pincew in Canada, at the low Altinfotmation | Clock Room, over the fall, No. 7 Bowery Of rH Tor the different Fontes elven, Rr as0 atthe Albusy and Bufislo Ws B ~All those that eurse and ewear—th ise who eat N. nutse—those nt et re Unahompeed Sos apply ornetead one whe nee latosicating DIES, LOOK AT THIS!!! JOHN EDMONSON, N AND STRAW HAT tty tors eC A hopes. from hi above live. two be able to supply a! ord. west aud moat fashionable style wisi Im dseitwy tec inns NEAPOLITAN LAC) ANUFACTORY, f} 1e, wnow rt 4 factariiy the acove mast ‘and has now on ond an eles up in the most ele aut essortanent of War An Jd wt prices never yet of e ALHON'A bevut'fal: article of same style of goods, suited ouraing and jee Ving Any satphurons swell Tor Milliuers for $3 per dozen. Anexeellent Press vg MADAME J, FIN E. 8, FROM PARIS. form the Iadies, that she bis opened » tnable estabiishaeut, No 337 ts she Taberasele, ovtween acth ay and Leonard street hand, » large assorument of C: i vroideries of nti rie end Jewelry, de pid the newes. and most fashionable style. CHEAP SUM Me HA1S—i78 BROADWAY ,— MI Harter, (:ate Hobbs & Mills) 's Hotel, has now on hand a complete Summer Hats. Geatlemea crrmenpeed ten 1 SUMMER HATS. THE CELEBR aE GOSSAMER, WEIGHING FROM 2} 02. TO 3) OZ. PRICE $3,50. The ted BUMMER iA 7 so highly popala Heeted by lensing ‘a rete a eof ti 3 viuother advantage, being of 4 material which wrovente perspire from striking throuch and swilirg the Har. m wno have worn them, express their determinati sid Hat Fgh en laces , oT respectfaliy solicits a and an examination PB Vor passhae, having very superior wccommoustions Hot sot: of their merits in A. P. 8t | tsed’by aay ship in port, wply om board, west vide Butling | “The folipwing are the comparative weights of the principal NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. ICH BROWN & CO. former. tom down for the purpose of tore, hat 7 ‘tore is buile, to NoeT At te Kosevelt street, where may be found such as imitation Beaver and Mi BI 126 Chvacham opposite Kosevelt. WILK PANTRIES ATTACHED TO ina healthy and celighiful part thin thirty or forty rods of rate. Apply aris Amon street, TO LAWYERS, STATIONERS, &c. AA. wilt on boii ste, Also doom gostod Pa tto close a aouigrinent) 38° Bisigen: Lames ‘WM. AD. HAVASA SkOARS: conta ' 300,000 Tr ‘Cabana, Ali v congiasing of Reg fi for salo.and debentare, Int Ivondway No43i4, Store) m7 Usd arrvred fr im the Souch 8 sptecel: ek: wa and commenced ute, acd wale bird. Any gentlemen se avy please to call at 4134 Cl cetween Rivington and Stanton. will be sol f any time daring this week Pocdle NO. 144 FULTON STREET. il, ABOVE ChNTRAL, cupied by the late Juha & «nd reopeved by DANIE! resent estab shment in Au of the eating tone. fo 1d commodious premises. o¢- and sabseqnenuty retitte: 'Y in conceetion with bi for gate, with «by day-~zhe present proprieter heiux ime to his Ann sti Th ean watk ic al & momeat’s notice, COURSE—TROTTING, Jace 15h. at 4 gelook BG Ripton, to go10.8 n. Wheetan names B. G. Covfitence, to go to a sulky. J AITURD. or $2°00 S Ne SLE A tmnt bh for $: Als:., same day, match for TREVILLE TROTTING COURSE: HS of the abové Conree Will give a all trotting horkes that pever won w dcliurs, mite hea, best ree OF more to maken race, to come day, a Parse of $30, fice for sll Paciog Horses harness, chree or more to inake CEN THEN Re® free for all Trov ing Homes, Three eas, three or mure to make a rare, Wo Second Ward Hot:!, fo ada ae ot tee 'he above entries to close at Mr. Jones bas fret the 13th inatant, at 10 o’elo 3 DISEASED, WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES. Serer rook ieselt ite of every disadvantage work, may have as au ocul Chronic iv @ammation of . Ke, removed and cured wil Catarsets removed upon the most modem approved princi- Jeg of opihalmie 54 Fe EONS RA BISMUS, ‘ommonly called squinting,) cured in a few seconds, on Gue hours from 9 A. M. to 1 ieate Hd, ot sore eyes, of how- % dane B.'Mo,alver wie my i JOSHUA GARSED & CO. ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS ATEN Y THREADS, Shoe PULPIT AND FORENSIC EL peor. MR. GEORGE VAND. ESPECTFULLY ana M Stews OF ORATORY, aiming, under nis desirous of beg og ad ‘oprince Aetion—so neces- magia nd vos pertinet et ali Ree es the Students tur of geotlemen’s nase. ICE, 330 Where ee with Household Weel c shortest noviee, at ais office, $30 way. every deseription dane at this office. Melp ©. 8 CLARK. Common Council. Boarp or Acoen , Wednesday, June 12-—Alderman Scwierre.in, President, in the chi ‘Dog Law.—A petition rem the New York Sportsmans Assuciation, for an alteration of the present Dog Law, and protection of game, presented by Alderman Cozz referred to the committee on laws, consisting of Alderm: fer, of the 1st Ward, D. ‘I. Williams, ot the 4th, and te, of the 2d. ‘Aldermen Miuxx hoped that some immediate action 1a om the subject, as the dog law was now concurred in this proposition, and n relative to dogube Fread, which af lered, and the object of the petition advocated by Alderman Jackson and Has- brouck. The subject was then referred tothe counsel of the Board, to alter the present ordinance to mect the wishes of the petitioners. Grave of the First Mayor of New Yerk.—A petition from 8. Chapin, calling the attention of the Board to the fact thatthe remains of Thomas Willett, the first Mayor of New York, that lie buried in obscurity at Seconk, in Rhode Island, and asking such action upon the matter as the Common Council may think proper. ‘The petition wes veferred to Alderman Drake, D. T iiliams and Gale, Booths Around the Pavk.—Alderman Duvor presented a petition signed by rari udiow and the words © 14,000 others,” against the © ation leasing booths around the Park at the coming 4th of July. > ‘Alderman Cozzxns said that the only signature was that of Ezra “Ludlow, and.he moved that it be laid on t table. Hye was in favor of the largest liberty on that da; und had trom infancy looked forwerd to it with pleasu and satisfaction. He had eaten roast pig in the booth and was in favor of their continuance as usual une roper restrictions. The motion to lay on the table w by a vote of 4 to firmative, Alderman Cozzens Jackson, Hasbrouck, man Sewer in Stanton Street —The committee to whom was referred the remonstrance of Bell & Brothers against t construction of a gewer in Stantyn etreet, asked to be dis- charged from thejaubject ‘Adopted. Dock ‘he Committee on Wharves reported in a bulk head from 13th street to 19:h nd compelling the owners of pro- ment. ALogeMen Exons and Hasproucx moved and urged a postponement of the gubject until next week, in order to give property holders an opportunity to examinethe sub- ject. : Petition against Charcoal Carts.—A_ petition to abolish charcoal carts with bells, was referred to the Police Com- mittee. Annual Appropriations.—An ordinance, appropriating $445,415 34, fr expenses of Corporation, was adopted. ‘The Dog Law.—An ordinance in accordance with the wishes of the Sportsman's Association was then intro duced and adopted. It provides that each dog shall be provided with a wire basket muzzle and a collar with the name of the owner and residence thereon, which is to be sold by some person, authorised by the Corporation. No person ix to he authorized to kall any except those selec'ed by the Mayer for tha’ pur under a nalty of $v; auuiu case a dog is found running at large without a muzzle, on whose neck is placed a cor poration cellar, he is to be taken to « corpot den yard and redeemed by his owner on payment of the sum of $6. Jeint Mesting —Both Beards then assembled in joint meeting, when nearly two hours were occupied in read. ing all the previous minutes of the Board since the pre- sent Common, Council came into Rey, a William Leech was appointed Weigher of Anthracite ‘oal. Samuel Bennett was appointed Wood Inspector. Richard Titus, Inspector of Tumber. Saul Fardon, John J, Staples,’ Thomas Kirby and John T. Blauvelt, Wood Inspectors, med by all the most respectable Physi- cians in the city, praying, for the removal of the present City Inspector was received and referred to a special com- mittee. .Job Smith was reappointed Deputy Keeper City Hall. ¢ Gilbert 8. Nexon wan reappoitted Clerk in the Clerk’s office of the Common Council. A resolution way moved to appoint Wm. W. Drinker Police Justice, but was referred to a Special Committee to certain charges made against his character. mon Council then adjourned. 3 Beard then came to order, and did some little busi. r which they adjourned. Boanp of Assistant Atogamen.-This Board also met last evening, at 7 o’clock. Mr. Evervett, President, in thechair. The minutes of the last day’s proceedings were read and approved. Petitions being in order, A petition wasyreceived from inhabitants of Hamilton st. praying an hepa for a free hydrant in that local- efel ny ition {rom sundry citizens, praying the Board to per pat the keeper of Potiers Fivld from disporiog of deal ies committed to his charge otherwise then in the man- ner ‘hy Ordinance, ance reported in favor of concur- ring with the resolution of the Board which provides tor svfunding certain expenses incurred by William H. Wil- ams, Jate acting inspectoc of the Third Ward. Report from committee on Wharves, Piers and Slips, in favor of granting a renewal of lease of the Pier at the foot vf Chambers street. Passed. From committee on Laws, in reply to petition from cer- tain colored citizens of the Sixth Ward, praying the action of the Board to put down gambling in that locality, Re- ierred to committee on Police, From Croton Aqueduct committee, in reply to petition of Robert Paterson, praying compensation for damage sustained by the bursting of one of the public hydrants Referred to committee on streets. From same Committee in relation to the claims of Messrs. Thompson and Toliman for $600, amount of dam- ages sustained by similar accident.” Carried. ‘Report in favor of renewing lea#e ef pier No. 1, North river, to New Jersey Steam Navigation company. ‘A communication was received from the Comptroller in answer to enquiries showing the statg@f the public f- ances in his department for the last ten-yeers Referred Communications from the Board. payers in favor of filling up part ot Avenue D, of paving 224 street, and fo: adrain in Lispenard street Concurred in. F ‘A communication from the Board with accompanying resolution in fuvor of granting a sum of $25,000 to the latw Comptroller, Referred. In favor of appointing Eli Kemboli Inspector of Wood, wd Henry Seyton City Weigher. Concurred in. Mr. Cuancick, on leave, (the rules being suspended.) nted a petiion from ci'izens of the 1610 Ward pray »g the adoption of the necossary steps to abate a nuisance: n that locality Referred. Police.—The Committee to whom was referred the new Police Bill, reported adversely, on the ground of the xpediency of the proposed measure to meet the purposes if the City Government in protecting the City. After some remarks from Mr Charlick, the eubject was dropped Reports from Committees on Assessments were con curred in Resolutions proposing that the different Ward officers be required to report themselves to the Aldermen and As istants, with a view to receive instructions in relation to their duties— Adopted. Resolvtions proposing that the Street Commissioner lo not fill up any of the public wells; but that they may be closed up so as to secure the safety of the citizens— Referred. Mr, Cuanuicn moved té take ap the repert from the Committee on Printing onthe subject of the printing of the Board. 7. {t was moved to take up the resolution of the Board in relation to the appointment of day police officers Lest Petition from ewners of property in Carmine and ¢ pisapeer streets, praying relief from auseasmenty,— ferred. Jorn Batxor.—The Board of Assistants withdrew to meet the Board of Aldermen in joint ballot. ‘The Board of Assistants returned at lz o'clock. A re port of the committee on finance, from tue Board, mak- ing appropriations for the payment of claims, Common Schools, ke., &c., for the past year—conourred in. The Board adjourned to Monday evening next, 7 o'clock. Court of Hrrors. June 12.—Edwin Forrest va. Joseph M. Kissam.—This case was resumed tha morning, when Mr. O'Connor gre~ plied on part of the plants. In 1836, the plaintiff, Mr Vorreat, it appeared, agreed to purchase a lot of land and erect a mansion house, at New Rochelle, for rt named Leggett Defendant was brother-in-law to Leg- gett, and erected the building. He charged $6000, De tundant refused to pay on the ground that the amount war larger than the contract, having already paid $4100. The case was referred, and Leggett, in bis testimony, stated that Mr. Forrest had agreed to erect the buildin, feiendship. Kiswam agreed to do the work for i kee: t moved into possession before the house was finished, the ruferees not having come toony decision. Leggett died in the Interim. On motion of plainti#’s counsel Leg- gett’s testimony was concluded, and award made in favo: of Kissam for $2206 40, which was confirmed by the Su- preme Court, with costs, Po in made to Court of Er tors. The case waa concluded oo argument this dey. Supervisors af the County of Albany vs. Elisha Derr, im- nlvaded with Edward Derr, E. Dorr, Jr. Willard Walker Tealph Platt. —Thia was an appeal brought from the Supreme Court. The defendant (Dorr) wos Treasurer to thecounty ot Albany, and received in that capacity the iblic moneys. A ‘robbery was committed av was al- [eged, on the Treasurer's office, when $1129 75 was stalen away, Defendant put inthe plea of due diligence in the exectition of his office, don lability to pay. The connty. of Albany proce: against the securities im pleaded with the defendant, who executed a bond as seca rity, to the amount of $60,000. Ff . John Van Buren for the plaintiff, and Mr. Stevens for defendants, were heard on an argument, when the case was left for decision. in T. Dolan, impleaded, &c. v8. John Staples, was then tip, when the court adjourned. Common Pleas. « Before Judge Daley. June 12.—Labrou & Ives, vs. Clute & Meade.—Thin suit was brought to recover on a note of Harwood, Newman & Co., for $1183 payable at Vicksburg, Miss, Feb. 4] 1698, on which dafendants were endorsers. The note was not at Bank when it matured, The money was there ready to pay it. The note did not arrive till ten days afterward, and not protested. The plaintiffs to recover on ac: count of accident to the mode of conveyance, and subse quent acts of the wgent of the defendants, Seated verdict to-morrow. Brady and Martin for plaintiff—Bosworth for defendant. Marine Court, Before Judge Smith. im Marshail vs. Stephen Martiing. tion of trespass involving disputed possession. N: NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1844. (From the New Haven Herald } TA Ole Bull, Norge, Du staaer pon den sneetakte Tinde, Host ner ved Himmelens Blae ; Scer mellem Klipporne Stiernex oprinde, Skidut over Engens Aa. Henne det klares i Skyen! Skinnende ligesom Guld, Lysner, paa Fieldet og Byen, Degen, at Gledemne fnld. Norge, Du hilser din lysnende Stierne, Elsker den meer end din Heltetida Sol. Solen nedstiger, og seer Du det gierne : Stic rneu oprinder til Himmelens Pol Norge, Du stoldt ved dit blinkende Sverd, Stottende dig til dit gyldene Skiold, Stred for do Kiere, for Aker og Hurd, Kempedes mandigt—som Jern var din Vold, Norge, din Helt over Bélgerne red, Héit paa hans Havbest, guldlokket og skin ; Snart over Havet og Lunderne skred ; Glud dog og seierrigt hiem gik igien. , Norge, dit Sverd blev en Lire : Himmelen gay hendes Toner, Hiertet og Sielen at styre, Fuld som af Kummerens Moner, Hun Aaniens Dybte kan rire, Movetysom Ilden antwnde, Hoit par ved Skyerne f Sorgen th Gliderne vende. Norge, dit Arelys aldrig forsvinder ! Hoiere Siiernen, Du elsker, oprinder ! P. To Ole Bull, Norway, thou standest on the snow-penked summit, aloft near the heaven's blue ; seest among the cliffs a star ariee, fair over the meadow stream. Yonder, ‘tis bright in the sky ! Shining like gold, dawns on mountain and town, a day full of glaine Norway, thou welcomest the dawuing star, lovest it more than the Sun of thy Heroic age. The sun sete, and thou seest it willingly ; the star rises to Leaven’s pole. Norway, thow proudly with thy flashing sword, prop on tay golden shield, strove for thy deur ones, for alter and hearth, fought manfully—thy strevg’t' woe like iron, Norway, thy hero over billows rode, high on’his sea. horse, gold-locked and fair. Swiftly over sea and'land he strede, yet glad and victorious returned home gain. Norway, thy sword has become @ lyre—Heaven gave 8 toves, fo Lead heart and soul, filled as with griet’s longings. Itcan stir fhe depths of the spirit, kindle emotion, like fire, bear us high to heaven, and tufn sorrow to: joy rwey, the light of thy glory never fades. Higher the hou lovest, ris Sporting Intelligence. OaxLanp Course, Louisvint, ‘Sprine Mext- ina —Sgconn Day, June 4—Proprietor’s Purse, $150.—Mile Heats. Four entries, Wm. Buford, Sc.’s bh. Mirabeau, 6 years, 107 Ibs. 1 ] Jos. Shy’sch f Calanthe, 4 years, 9711 ee 9 Andw. Likes ch. t. Roseberry, 4 years, 97lbs..... 2 H. W. Ferris’ br. m, Lucretia Noland, 6 years, 107 Time 1 b5—1 55. Aer oper aan for entries 3 year old colts and fillies.— ub, $50, Half forfeit. Mile Heats. 4 Subscribers. A. W. Harris’ch, f. Lig Tillett, 1 1 w. jley b,c by Woodpeck: 2 J.R. Smith’a ch f. Ann Harrod,. 3 Jou. Metcals Ga. gr. Paid forfeit. Time, 1 63§—1 63. Tnuinp Day, Wednesday, June 5.—Proprietor’s Purse $300—2 mile heats 4 ent! Hike’s ch 'f, Miss Crash, Metcalf (W. Pal reat sport. is unticipated over tl There are already 1x Sweepatak announced to come off, and for w of the South a) rto beentered, The races commence on the 9th of December. Pacing Oven THe Meter Couns, Monvar, June 3d, 1844,—Mateh for $500 aside—mile heats, in harne: Mr. Ferrier’s Tippecanoe, (H. King,)... Mr. Chase's Grey Eagle, 2 36-2 36—2 40, ‘Tippecanoe carried 60 iba over weight, which w the conditions of the match ; notwithvtanding, he wager rite at 2to 1. The race was closely contested each heat Sr. Louis Races —These races are postponed in conse- quence of the inclemency of the weather, to Monday next, the 17th inst, Arrest or 4 Forcrn anv Susrectep Romper or Tue Mati.—It will be recollected that the western mail between this place and Erie, was robbed on the night ot the 13th of January last, and a draft of the Sank #/ Dannsville on the American Exchange Bank of N. Yor! twvor of Jax. T Horner for $369, together with a certificate ot deposit in the Jeffereon County Bank for $369, payable to Alexander Simpson, tuken from the mail big. A reward of $50 was then offered by C. C. Hadduck, our postmaster here, for the detection of the robber or robbers, and he bas been in conference since with one of our police, Jobn W Stewart, to whose shrewdness and peiaeverance, may be attributed the arrest of the individual who negotiated the note and draft, and who is probebly implicated in the mail robbery. Hugh M. Thompson, a resident of Westfield, ou whom the suspicion of officer Btewart was fixed, was ar ested by him at that place on Friday last, and brought te this city forexamiuation: At'first the prisoner denied ali knowledge of the draft or certificate of deposit, but on be ing confronted with Mr. Bissel of the firm of Kercheval & Co. of Detroit, to whom he had Fold the certificate, he ad. mitted the fact, and said that he hed received it {rem individual whose residence was unknown to him, ond alse acknowledged having endorsed it. The draft was nego ciated with the Michigan Insurance Co., and as no or: connected with that institution was present at the ex wation, the pusoner would make no admission: of i Chompaon negociated the draft inthe name of H. L. Al ‘enford, and the certificate of deposit an the name of J. G Lill being presented for payment, the endorse 6 were prouownced forgeries, and they were the: ced in the hunds of officer Stewart, who found they rv both io the same handwriting, and corresponded ex actly with aomé writing of Thompson which he succeeder in procuring. The defendant waa committed on thr charge of torgery, whence he would probably have oeer vuken to Michigan for tri A process, however, way is ned on the la Of the people of the United states, again Chompson for the robbery of the mail, and asthe Gran fary wall set at Canandaigna on the 18th June the matter will in wll probability be preferred there—Buffale Gu rete, June il, Renicts ov Frarevt. Trt A party of persons from Glen’s Fulls, N. Y., engaged in repairing the Rosd, near ‘Williams’ Reck,” last Monday liscovered large quantities of human bones They wery ‘ound about eighteen inches under the surface of the ground. Among the bones jour sculls were found, eact of which bore the marks of the Indian's tomahawk. They ire doubtless the bones of the victims of the [ndinns under Montealm at the massacrewhich succeeded the surrende: of Fort William Henry. : Tur Wurat Crov.—In our former netices of thr Wheat crop we have spoken of it as looking very fine, and ro does much of it—but the fly is certainly ma king much gteater ravages than we ticipated; never haa this section experienced so great destruction from the fly before—whole fields are entirely destroyed—how mpucht it will affect the aggregate crop difficult to say; the quantity on the ground is doubtless greater than any for. mer year.—Massilion Gazet More Porsonine by THE Pre Prant.—Two chil- dren of O. B. Van Wormer of this village were taken violently sick on Snndav lest, Medical adviee wa called, and is was the opinion ef the ph; in that the sickness Was Gauseu vy porvu The previoui the mother of the little girla had prepared the stems of th pie plant for tea, and they had enten of the leaves, which had caused their sickness. They are in a fair way to re cover, though one of them remains quite ill.— Black River Journal. Unvortunate.—On Sunday evening, as Milton W. Leach, the mate of the ship Rialto, lying near Post No. 16, opposite the Orleans Cotton Press, wan a) cending the staging to go on board, one of the planks gave way end threw him down below. In his fall he struck 01 e’of the piles which support the wharf above, broke hie collar bone, ‘was #0 stanned from this blow that he no sooner reached the river than death ended his suffering: by drowning.—N. 0. Pic. June 4, * Batra Ovrrace.—On the night of the first day of June inetant, between the hours of nine and ten o'clock, Polly Molius, a married lady of Germantowa, in this county, while going home on the highway, wa: violently assaulted by Henry Lada, a near neighbor and hrother-in-law to Polly. Ladu’s wife was unwell, and by his request, Polly had called at his house to remain with his wile, during his absence from home a short time. Lada returned a little past ten o’clock in the evening, und appeared to be intoxicated ; soon alter which, Pol} started to go home a distance of about a quarter of a mile and had gone but a fe ‘when Ladu came out of bis her to come again on the morrow to bake ; he then suddenly came up to her, caught hold of her and attempted to throw her upon the ‘struck her, then took a pocket, po-ket and cut her throat in a fright: . In this condition she went home, « distance of forty or fifty rods. Her husband end children had gone to bed ‘The husband hearing a noise at the door,opened it and his wife covered with blood, and bleeding profusely. The above is the substance of Poliy’s statement, taken on oath about 6 o'clock the next morning, in presence of Ladu, who sternly denied having comm! the crime or any knowledge of the transaction, Dr P. H. Knicker- backer was called, and Drs. Calkins and Van Orden were presont and aided in dressing the wound. The wound transverse, from t to four ine in length, The trachea or windpipe was entirely severed, and the Ocese- phagns or gullet, cut or wounded, so much #o thet ftids When swallowed passed ont atthe wound Ladu, when arrested ubout three o'clock the next morning, was home in bed, He expressed surprise on hearing of (be transaction Blood was found in different placer on hie clothes. Fe is now in jail.—IJudson Gaz, Price Two Cents. Surreme Court, June 7, 1844 —Present, Mr. Chief Justice Nelson. Hart, sheriff, &c., ads. Bare rows and al.—Order that the order obtained by piff of 13th March’ be set aside, and all procee tings on the of plif. in this anit, and in suit on official bond of di stayed until piffs, renew their motion before Circuit Jud; te vacate deft.’s order of 6th March Jast, with lurther cor ditions, kc. | Heydenger ade. The People—Motion tor jucat. as in, case of nonsuit, with cests—granted by de- jault.. Thorne and al vs. Hart, sberiffMotion for leave | to serve amendments to casi ted, por dare of $7 costs of opposing motion. Keller ads. Ehlie—-Motion to set aside summons, ke.—denied, with costs. Hose ads. Crouse.—Motion to open default end to set aside declura- tion—granted, with costa, by default. Coburn sede Hale a lotion for retexation of costs—granted, on terms brey, clerk. Lv ve Tur- ner and i — granted. son imp’d ads. Hawke—) denied, with costs Conover ads, Kinchner—| set aside declai tion and subsequent proceedings—granted, with coat Black and al nd: Motion for judgment as case of nop suit—granted, unless pli nid suipulate and pay costs, In the mattor of Russell G Dorr, ap attorne’ Motion for payment of money, or that an atineh i by default Ider, sheriff ads. Haniord — Motion for re- taxation of costs—denied with costs The #mericon Fire Insurance Co ade ‘Turley —Motion te or that precept isene— Story ada Skidmore.— that proceedings in this cause be opened and defen ed to move to set aside report of referees—order, that pro ceedings be opened and the deferdant have leave to serve vits with a view to settlement of the facts of the case, &e, on terms. Drew adm’r, kc, vs. Dwyer —Motion to dismisa the appeal of defendant from decision of Circuit Judge—denied, with costs, withont prejudice Yost, de- fendant in Error ads, Abbott, plaintiff’ in Krror.— Moticn to quash writs of error—order, that plaintiff in error have leave to amend on payment of costs of motion. Lamou- reaux ads. Gleason.— Motion for retuxation of costs, Kc. d with cos Ramsey and al Maine ead al.. Order, that a rule of 4th January Inst be modified by i serting “' without co: piece of $7 costs, und that two rules dated 10th ‘ebruary and 91 of March, 1844, be vacated. Mapes and al Hovey —Motion for jud in case of non sit, with costs—grunted by d fault. Vedder ads. Hendrickson and al. Mouon to change ads. Williams — Motion : in suit— granted, unles plaintif#’ stipulate ané pay costy. Fikle sds, Van Alen, -Motion for judgment ws in care of non suit— i with costs, without prejudice. Babcock, jr. Leland, Motion fer judgment as in cese ‘of non suit, with costs—gran'ed by default. In the matter of the petition of W. Skidmore for a mandamus to issue to M. B. Hart, shefl. &e. denied, with costs, Rich and aLads. Davis, receiver. &c. Motion for judgt. as in cese of non —denied. The Philadelphia Iron Co. ww. Order, that default of piff. tor not joining in demu t proceedings be set aside on terms. Bor Mulford, jr —Motion for yudgt of non suit—granted, by default. Brenan. sur- s.Leary Motion to refer—granted, by deteult. pson ads. Simpson. Motion to change venue—denied, without costs. French and al. ada, S'ewart. Motion for judgt.as in case of non suit—granted. Morehouse and wife ads, Heyer. Order, that motion stand over till next new papers. O'Brien ads. of ponsuit— denied, id Motion for ult. Porter and with costa—granted, by default. Misener eds. Tap- pan'and al. Motion for one in case of non suit-— eranted, unless. p) fii jpulate. Chamberlin vs, Chese Urough. Motion for leave to amend declaration—denie with costs, Phillips imp’d ads. Van Deventer Motion to set aside default of aefendant d all subsequent proceedings—grented, with Pease ed Bradt and three other ~ Motion for judg- ment as in case of non in each cause: qrouted, unless plaintiff stipulate and pay costa, Smith ads. Smit 2d.—Motion to change venue—denied. Kimbal Atkins and Motion for defendant to pay cost: nied, with costa. Soper snd. al. | id Order, that execution in this cause be # lar, thet cause be referred, ou terms. Judd Livingston.—Motion for judgment as in case of non granted, unless plaintift’ pay costs, stipulation to stund. Judd and al, ads Douglass.—Motion for judgment o* in case of non suit—grented, with costs, by default. Squires Yrpera ne Error vs. Townrend, de! nt Error.—Motion to set aside judgment of pon. pros. and wubsequent proceedings—granted, with costs. Dennis ads, Gough.—Motion to set aside verdict, kc.—denied, with costs. Witter impleaded ads. Crandell and al. Motion for judgment as in care of non suit—granted, with costs, by default.—Watkine ve. Butterfield and Motion for judgment es in case of non suit—ordered to stand over to next Special Term. In the motter of ‘Thompson vx. Crippen — Motion to allow defendent to held to bail on attachment for waste—granted, ex- parte. In the matter of James L. Byker abeconding debtor ads. Page, junr—Motion to liquidate tax and fix amount of costs-—den: with costs, — Kiersted and al. ada, Isham and al. Motio judgment as incase of non suit— granted, un: iff, stiputute and pay conta of motion Kiersted and a) A Rogers and al. Motion for judgment as in case of non snit—grented, by default. Sprague ads. West.—Motion for jndgment as in cane of non suit—grented, by defeult’ Parks eds Puyn and one other cause.— Motion for jrdgment as in care of von suit in each cause— order, that there causes abide the + vent of the cause in which Payn is pill. and that piffs. costs, &c. Forkson ade Hintington end —Motion for a commiseion—granted, without siny. Lamb vs Brown —Motion to reier—granted, by defauit, Ward and al vs. Pullan and al —Motion to set aside texa- jon of coste—denied, without cor Taylor ve Tucker imp’d.—-Motion to set oside order—-denied, with costs Hill jr ads, Wi'cox.—Metion to refer—granted. Geffroy imp'd ads. Hedwin and al —Motion for judgt ae in case of non -ordered to stond over to next Special Term.— Fere ads. 1 Motion to et avide inquest oid ell subsequent proceedings—-granted, on terms —Roberts vr. rbes and al.— Motion that pif be allowed costs of coun- «el, and to vacate arder for costse—denied, with costs.— King ads. Griffing-—Motion for judgt. as in case of non sitgranted, by default —#eyinour, anse'r. Ke; va. Sey monr and al.—Motion that deft appear ond plead to sci ta Foote ade. Huddleston and al —Mo anted, on terms—cause ferred, Brandair ads. Ogden end al. io -Motion for judgment as y default.— Shel- n ade, Utter—N otion to change vente denied, without jardner ads Houghton and a) fotion for repare case or bill of exs &c—granted, by fault — Bronsen and al., ads. Richmond end #1.—Motion for judgment ax in case of non suit—denied, without pre- indice Wetmore and al. ve, Harris, lyte sbfl;—Motior for eave to denied, vith costa and with. ve Irwin.— Ordered to stand over toh -~Trull, jr. ade Pope.— Motion to set aside ordor, Jefault and subsequent procecdings be set seide” hereto- re entered—granted. without costs, and that the motion soticed by defendant stand over to Augu i seks 1 Aryont ads Kibbe.— Motion for judgment as uit- granted unless plff etip pays con Hlarvia va. Cole, and three othrr ler, «x parte. “hat pif have leuve to issue new executions in p those lost— Hall eds Lowry.—Motion for a com gronted,by default. Wilgns et Jgment as in case of non dvs. the Town of Oyster Bay, &e r Motion to set favide inquest ; demied w th tcosts. Hioppin and al. vs, Babcock und al.—Motion to refer; by default. King ade. Blan in case of non suit; grénted, unless plointif? stip- ulate and pay costs. Chastulain vs Branland—Motion for leave to prosecute officiel bond of Hart, lete sheriff of N York ; granted, ex porte. Shedden, sheriff Clinton co., als Seudder and Motion for commission ; grented, with stay till Lat Sept. Jones ads, Rose- Motion for judg- ment as in case of non-enit; granted, without costes. Phelps vs. Corey—Motion for attachment for now: payment of costs ; granted, withont conte, Hunter ve, Weed— Mo- tion for julgment es in case of pon-suit ; granted. unless plaintiff stipulate and pay costs. Dann impd ade. Saxton, d one other canse—Motion to #tay plaintiffs proceed- ings, unless certam conditions are complied with on part ot plaintiff; granted by defunit. Bowen, impd ke ude. same, and one other cause; same order. Adame, impd. same, and one other cause; eame order, Fox, ads same, and one otber cause ; same order, . Wellington and al ; order for conts agninst defendent for not moving. Torrey va, Williams , same. Comstock and al va. the Watervliet Bank, and nine other causes; same in each case. Morrill adn. Davia; tame. Crofoet, et al. defendants in error, ade Rowell plaintiff in ‘against defendant in error, Banning ads ainet deft. Durkee Finn ; fenburgh ; order for ci jot moving. Mulford, jr. ads. Lambert ; ide verdict ; denied, with costs, Cary ada, Price—Mo- ‘ion for judgment on non, pros ; granted, by detanlt— “guton, imp’, &¢. ads. snme, and one other cause— same erder.—Albany Atle Cireutt Court. Before Judge Kent. Jone 1%,-+Slander ~Postiey v8, Mott—Covnrel mmed up in thia case, rted in Tnesiay’s Herald, ven the Conrt chorged. ‘The Jury will re sealed verdict this forenoon. Guiltieme vs. the N. A. Fire Insurance Co.—An action to recover $15€0, for losses sustained by fire im 1842, to plain. tif « premises in Vesey street. Adjourned over to this morning. United States District Court. Before Judge Betts Jone 12.—Ty Apmy Vo ve Baldwin.” This case (referred to in yeaterday’s Herald) was in before the Court this day. His Honor pronounced no de- cision. Court Calendar This Day. Common Peas —Nos. 5, 4b, 9, 12, 14, 17, 29, 98, 61, 2% 23, 46, 67, 11, 60, e Cincure Count. —Nos, 14 271, 99, 99,7, 3,33 Surenion Count.—Nos. 65, 62, 64, 67, 03, 69, 70, 71, 72, of the tet inst., ay in packing lown'a barre! of beeswa: roke one of kes, and found it w ie sugar covered He then broke other cakes with the same re- erpetrator of the fraud, however, been