The New York Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1844, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. 1844. Price Two Cents. From the | Spirit of the Times] _ conference. He intormed Dr Hawks of the vature of the ! ips Bates : documents, with bis regret that bis name was brought See Ne tere renee ros ones NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16, THE NEW YORK HERALD. | #P!T!8H AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL J. LAIRD, AGGREGATE CIRC! : iia WIG MAKER, HAIR CUTTER, t Eph GATE CIRCULATION J > oe ee ee Oe Be PH | up. Hesecmedto appreciate his motive. They were te 4 Of 1200 tons ay 440 horse power each.— a AND ferred 3 tee, He told the Huuse all he kuew THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND. contract Wh the Lords of beAgj | ORNAMENTAL Halit’ MANUFACTURER, Mee CORsatarT LG URAL. | oaste ee nabs plates hoe iat ormtiian: ae ® GREATEST IN THE WORLD. F tain der Ryrie. pe CHATHAM STREET, Morning prayers were read, and the minutes | gentleman irom Georgia (Judge Berrien) had moved, in To the Public. lard G. Lott. Ths ammompeleg tele ee were read and approved effect, @ censure upon him, When the House acted on the THE NEW YORK HERALD—Daily Newspaper—pab- AS ao numerous friends and pa- Dr. Urrorp then moved to postpone the consi- | documents us it babs i” bss course » poe = lished every day of the year except New Year's Day and Fourth | win Gives tA tain C. He Tudikios, trong bie semoavel teen deration of the order of the day to take up the re- | the time, and regnitted y ot; the eine ad been ete with, of July. Price 2 cents per copy—or 87 26 per annium—postages | V1 “i! ome Tlvervosl id Botton, via See te olen? $2: Chatham stipe, begs rt of the Committee on Rules. He thought that | {hY Sommitice, aud it reported thereon to the House, we pald—canh [a odvanoo. Qaledonia, Lots ; teens 30 same, is beer by adopting them we could have an opportunity of | should not have been in our present position ; all that THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday fifpenia, BS is refalt nclnow ledgments ene ae what would appear an interminable de- | has transpired since has been alled with sorrow and morning—price conts “ mblic generally, who ale. Z 5 shame. pet ai prensa Copy, or $3 M per annum—post- wii "oat, 7 perienced surgeons, and are supplied ther Honored Other Sentlemen opposed this motion; they were | | Seme remarks ere passed between Judge Barrlen and ADVERTISERS are informed ‘or freight or passage, apply to " opposed to piling business upon business; before get- | Judge Jones as to the original re F TYE , She eipculagion of the “BY SRIGHAM, J peti such enviable dis | tig through that portion which was before us, | #nd the action of the House Herald is over THIRT Y-F! fast It has the largest nt E * to the nature of the docu roulation of any an this ci i. Eo eS IE Oe or the world, and, tx therefore, the beat channel for business | 1844.) THE NEW STEAMBOAT pare ¥ ausre No.3 Wall street.__| gar be his studyto ment Dr. Hiramex then proceeded = tnedion, 7 without entering upon eny other. Important trans: | its they did noe iaspeach, Di Hawks’ moral honesty tren tin the cloy of cotansene’ Bienen a x pac pr rane babingeminys gtnmph isang, sctignei were ro rs Secided by the Cansenucny Rais they spoke simply tothe rumors huving refercnce to bis PRINTING of all kinds exec! most mode! lee, . h I feel gral Cotter and Wig Maker | © ih ‘ation of so many matters wo! requirements tor the Episcopate. i uGRINTING of ll kinds executed at the most moderate price, CAPTAIN D. HOWE, Laird stands uurtvalled in the manufactre of Oramental Hair, | impede the action of the House. CO a iverta avid they called him a swindler. for which his name has so long been celebrated. He now has Judge Berrien thought there was a process by Dr Hicaee said no—in the document it was stated that JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ‘on SHS BUFFALO for CHICAGO, ample scope for carry ng his inventions and improvements into | wiich the unpleasant state of feeling could be al- | Judge Strong had said in reference to some money trans- Proprietor ov tHE Henaup Es: DAY, 23d of August, at 7 fect, thi iat art can v4 "4 id aiibelindmaaeteDeliimend Mamesnnn’ rm her trips regularly ‘during! imaud’ has been overlooked by himat his new estabtighment, | layed. ‘Che means for producing conciliation pro- | acuon that Dr. Hawks acted like a swindler Did Dr streets. Hon, aafollowss= He Iuvitesau early inspection of his splendid stock of Wigs, | posed, was a resolution that the Convention had | Muhleabury say that he was a swindler! Did he ever Toupees and! Gruameual Hair in countless variety aud ext: | Rear the defence of Dr. Hawks with undiminished | $4y wit Judge Song was correct JD ; ay Au 23. teat ernie addit i} fidence in his integrity as a mi fh tinental manufactories, in addition to, several esteei confidence ntegrity as a man of honor. and ting Gat oah, invented and 5 a by Laird. The Hajr c Hin i ine | This could not be anienduced without the consent mabye iaaucn ys o ‘pptisied Le Meare then 10 was ti a eee eee aad OF nach waa BY the Prinel- | of those who originated the motions now before | to proceed to the signing 01 those tesumonials, when the simply that opinions ot that nature were abroad, which Lv TER +E nN lay, himself, in such a manner and on such ter i \ VARE THREE SILLINGS HOM PATERSON TO edueaday Base eats at Lo eta rcharactar tus establishmentenjoys, ““" | the House. He would, if they passed this conei- | Secretary, by order of the House, read the doctiment, and eITY. : i ‘i : eee to sult the times. liatory motion, move to postpone the further con- | Dr. Hawks auswered it—the question was on is regular On and after the tat of October the cars will lenve~ ‘The TRE is 260 foot in length, 34 feet 8 inches beam, 14} 310 in*m 92 Chatham street. 1 i e. ¢, ane I t went to inform us on ULitis- Parnnson Daesr, pe tons, and is the largest steam: | —————————______ 2 Chatham street. | sideration of the matter until Wednesday next, and CE geal er ep PRT ETC ito ereetamate: that azestas Paps boat afloat i etara Eglo’ ote doiters h i | Id inform th sue o’eloel . 9 o'clock A. M. ‘with events Patna raepower, boilers in the meantime gentlemen could iniorm them- “ . a a it Safety Valves, to prevext the possi- answer did not go to show these rumors did not exist, 1g PM. ty ofan explosion. selves, in any manner they chose, as to the other PRL tothe tact ‘of their truth. ‘I’hat was not the On St 4 ‘The Cabin is 230 feet long, with separate Saloovs for Ladies subjects of the memorial. This would eave an an- before the House. That presented a new oretock A.M. "TPA gortock A.M. snd Gentlemen "spacious Btiee Rooms extend the whole length, pleasant debate, and if it should be pressed, he | (nsgisastrous to ail parties, ‘Thus huve we on ove 3 , M. ao FM pews should feel it his duty to analyze the memorial, | side an accused person, and his supposed accuser 190 tf 2c farts ofthe boat ar fiutshed any other in the wi Aimpl ‘A = doing injustice to none, but in such a manner as | on the other, and boh that accuser wid accused are STATEN ISLA age Passengers, in four large well vent Na must necessarily lead to a protracted debate of u | bound to sustain themselves in their position, or sor- FERRY. a Taegan all fem j painful character, ‘ row, woe uid ruin will ensue to che ox the’ other.— at is pro with a goo ‘There is no avoiding it—it can never go out of court as FOOT OF WHITEHAL Winxins, M. &C 0 j Rev. Paut TRaprre was about to speak to the i Hf 4 i 2 Om sad ute Bape. 90. § « S | question, bu: was out of order. long as tey are ministers, Tt canaot be stifled until it YO) . N. ’C: ‘ ends in the destruction of ove cr the other. Dr. H. spoke & CO. 4 ‘ \ J. L. C. Cuamnens said that Judge Berrien had, | teain to the expediency of referring the whole matter to Cleveland. \ : : in his proposed motion, covered the whole ground | q’committee for friendiy coniercuce. This course might el 2 LE re ee " ot penetey anoue scene, a a conciliatory | jead to au harmonious decision and honorable adjustment a a r measure. He (Judge had taken it for granted | of the question, but if it must go on as now; if the House FOR NEW ORLEANS AND GALVESTON, : that all were prepared. to vote on hia propeeition, | decise ounerwise, els ¢quiracat to eaying-—"'mischieh, Poast-9 HOUK CHANGED TO SIX UULUUK, EXAS—via HAVANA AND KEY WEST. = he had heard no intimation of such readiness ; 1/ } thou ait afoot—take now what course thou wilt.” axed . M.—On aud after Monday, Sept, 16th, 1844, | To Sat. on Satumpay, 19TH OcTonER, aT 1000” AM. i the Night Line to "ALBANY AND TROY ‘Tho clegant well kacwa and favorite Steam: there werethose he did not know their namee or | , Alter some further remarks by Dr. Mead, Judge Berri our of departure from 7 to 6 k, P. ip NEWYORK, Johu.J. Wright, Com: HAT js the reason every body is flocking to PHALON’S | residences. en, Rev. Mr. Forbes, and Rev. Bek orien ani id at Poughkeepsie during the Fi vf mander, will positively sail as above. This , Fashionable Dressing Saloo1 fe can explain it. The question on the postponement was then car- | !#¥i%& the motion to read the document on the table was Show. Fare 75 cents onl: teamer has been overhauled, and put in co! Hair Dressing, giving an air of haut ton d, aud the Ri he Ri tO; agreed to, Ayes 71—nays 47. ; fi plete order for the season, and noexpensehas | to the person, has deservedly won for him the reputation of | Ted, aud the Report on the Rules of Order taken | “phe question then came upon the resolution of Judge neestiepaved par ead ya egmplete-—ae s large and airy | bei (om Rast artist in the city. aah 4 apt up Sone time was occupied in discussing these | Berrien. ns, . for the comfort of passenj at some expense, introdaced a new feature in the | rules, ie House refused to allow the motion “to Mr. Conuins, of N. C., explained his reasons for voting ‘f eee cen ae primse Sean Coe ape De oe Vor pe and seas ch are tied leeond tine without cleanity, chasse: | lie on the table” to be taken without debate, and | against commitment, because insinuations involving the nd Se MPI Bu rst aia Catan MSW hema Pr, Kael tak “WreiekicaWodsaltea Gh CI gurin .to each of his customers a comfort, instead of uisance, passad a rule gallowing @ substitute for an amend- Binconmracuan of the Committee on Consecrations hi 2 show, la’ x a a ‘apt ‘right on boa t te found in every shop. Ci wy tl item, whit y re wn ou! ednesday, ii and Thursday, 19th, will reduce the tare to | street, CRs, or to PAP HUBMARO ke. CGer ef laethi cat ate ei escntens ic yire 1a ako. 7 cence Aine wore che amendment. The House also refused | Deen ‘irr oan, of Va., hed one suggestion to make— 75 ceuts to nud from Poughkeepsie and New York. a12 013 Iw*ec 97 Peck Ladies and Gentlemen Shampooed, and their Heads Dressed | 0 adopt the previous question. his heart was sick of the debate—he entreated the House The Pussipent stated that a memorial had been | so vetuse all relerence, and vote to exonerate Dr. Hawks Cc. tua —— | for Balls and Parties, on the shortest notice. NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVE! large asso: Wi Se: i Rev. M FOR ALBANY AND TRI R POOL PACKETS “FOR LIVERPOOL-Oaly | “1 as ASS tinp PHALON, laid on his table by the Rev, Mr. ones: of New | ‘rit that was done the House could not actin a christen (4 IND ABOY.>Moming ular packet sailing on the 16th of October. 012 Im*m 214 Broadway, opposite St, Paul's, | York. The reading was called for. It was signed intermediate Places lpg ara magnificent and remarkable, fost sailing: packet ship | orate ERTRA ITALI HA by the Rev. Dr. Muhlenberg. NNky next rose and made an extended argument, in ENGLAND, Capttain Samuel Bartlert, will positively sailon |} DOUBLE EXTRA ITALIAN HAIR WASH r. Newron, of Mags., objected to the reading | in whick Le asserted that the House was in a faise por Mr. Newton, 88.4 Obj zg places, PINE, Captain 8. K. Roe, Mouday,Wedues- | Wedusday, the llth of October, her regular dey infalli and Friday Morning at 7 o'clock. eis well known that the acc f the E px Sp pr Mee he Steamer ‘TROY, Captain A. Gorham, Tuesday, Thars- | and al the eight ships of this line, are sited oucin w mast genes day and Stray Morsing at ofloch tiple with: every modern inprovemnent ad convenience th Courtland street, cannot bu fe comfort of ¢ ‘The Sttamer SWALLOW, Captun As MeLéan, Sfonday, | Satet, wsseager. | Those vaiuing the fd country will atall ve ther fa ‘hess if it contained any new charge against Dr. Hawks. | tion, which commenced in the resolution of Judge Beri Mr. Conninauam, of Va., also objected. It was | €n #sking the House to take upon itself judicial ction unprecedented to present any memorial or other There were no gpecitic charges—what Dr. Muhlenberg P had stated was not to establist guilt, but the mere exist- similar paper, unless through the agency of some | (ice or prejudicial rumor; that’Dr. Hawks too had an 1- Wednesday and Friday Evening, at 6 o'clock. times fin rest to select these desirable conve rates and cul- ber wh Id ch for its bi especttul, The Steamer, ALBANY, Captain HK. B. Macy, Tuesday, | { ane tivates the Human member who would vouch for its being respectiul, | trmity of temper, opposed to that sobriety of life called Thursday and Satuiday Ev aL 6 oeloe uM idl be pare pai andes mele the best berths Hai This cele- and pertinent to some question before ouse. for bye ishop, Ipbere were.no auch things here as ny Ir. Rev Mr Fornes, of New York, stated tha: he had hast- | charges—no defence, and no body calculated to try ocloek. ; The Boats of this Line, owing to their light draught of wa; | cation should be made on board, foot of Beek * jhrated Wash, reoorn ter, are able at all times to pass ars, an loany and | to the subscribers. mended by aumerot ily read over the memorial,and that he could vouch forits | Hawks. ‘he Diocesan Conventions and the House of Troy in ample time to take the moruiug train of cars for the ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO., jpedical and § being perfectly respectful Bishops he di¢ial character, which this General "Barat teste icchser wich ob 25 Fulton tr, ee ure the Plo Ba, emen noe BA | DaiE Kewses e20'it wae any expanetion oramena: | Butert tet Judie ctaretes > oe wharves 226 ORAGKRT FOR HAVRE Second Line—The ship shop of the inventor sar | mentite te eeu cnet ry Great agony latroduow any | Mr. B. was cut off by the hour of 3, when the House PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOATS EIDA, James Funck, master, will sail on the 1st r Sy | new matter he must objec . The memorial ha til 6 o'clock. PELE eon thane ep Et oF pases Va OH bts Be = made all the charges, a se reeclask the House reassombled, ‘Tho debate was FOR A NY. ht or apply to ae cent Judge Jonxs said He ehadlrtirg habe tet & continued by Horace Binney, Esq., Rev. Mr. Forbes, De HNO REN: EU URSEEDU: Mr. Newron said he knew that Dr. Muhlenburg should | judge Bevrien, Mc Memninger, Judge Chambers, und DAILY Randayp excepted fash direct, ollee No. 9 Tontine Building, cor Wall and Water sts JEN .{B.—Orders'from the country will be promptly attended to, | have considered that and should bave better prepared | Rey Mr. yan Ingen, when the question was taken re- ‘ourtinndt 5 ff addressed to the Proprietor, enclosing th . Be has ; i ; j : MRR Can 4 em. | BEACON TROTTING course. ——_| Madimnd EUS URehs iia rimrsader"™ | Mov, hath ureng Gor tercagtag | mene nga ioncgnmtonpe laggy oo Whe Seamboar ROCHESTER, Captain A. fowuhvoa os ba Had act of injustice to receive anything further. ‘The accusa- Nays—Clergy 13. Laity 12—25. Tuesday, od Saturday, Evenings, at 6 o'clock. : BARENNE & CO tion had Lae soaigene ne epee) and god cay Divided—do 1. do 2— 3, ‘rom é y street. j AT THE CORNER OF GRAND STREET AND were acted on, until the question hen tried, under 8 jon t jit was lost. At Five o'clock, E, Meck anding at | Intermediate Peet, i _ ‘ BROADWAY, the specitcations which he party bringing them had MrvGadenot R 1, then offered the following as a sub. at $a% “ _ i f ’ ie! e ree the: ‘e g |, That the opinion of this House, eT ‘The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain Will : Jones of New York nade ply that the only Gelyerbe Hawks hes been sath torily vindicated ‘Thursday and Saturda question was asto the ordination of the gentler.an—we | jin his reply and proof in relation to the charges presented BA om ryt were notolpass on any impated guilt—the House had no } against uim in the memorisia before the House. legislutive power. ge Jos d to postpone the whole subject in- the cast or west. The bouts arenew and aubrtanual,arefer | cHURSDAY,, fir. Cunsinortan of Pennsylvania, after reviewing the | ainiely i elon aie a ee speed Mile beats, best 3'in 5, whole proceedings inthe manner, thought the question | A motion to adjourn was lost. All Racsous ‘ave forbid trusting auy of the boaw of this! mes Whelpleye becin Lely Toei CEUTA EBRPa TRG Tibco ee eEn an \etmodal Gate Gata encom whole subipot onthe . e i * louse, ani ntende, ch | table. For passage or freight, apply on board, orto P.C. Schultz, | ANH’ SO vaca Boston it to Dr. Hawks. ‘The resolution of Judge Berrien pro audee ai ithdrew his resolution, and the vote was ee be nce Ra ec LEAS. R 5 jm. k ee et . "as — 10. Laity, 7—17. * CANTER 'G: ", Jarvi . &. Bob Logic in the memorial of Dr. Muhlenbe: he should not now aay th 5 row 12—26. NEW BRIGHTON PORT RIC (STATEN '. ‘ . ly Washington , ere atop tocharacterize. It was read and answered—when Divided—do 3. du 3-6. ‘ .) AND NEW YORK FERRY. Where the choicest assortment of Parisian Modes, Hats, Caps, ton Qn fo. 1, North River, f Battery Place. | Heat Dresses, &c., will always be found of the best selections— | “D#wered, we heard no allegation of new evidence; the | ‘The substitute then came up ; several persons asked to 5 ‘DERELLAY Will Fan as importations direct. ollre whole case was stated and submitted under the answer | be excused from voting, and their reasons placed on the follows, Daily, from May 20th to’ i of the defence. When the reply was made, what then | journal, and a long debate on the subject ensued between Lea y 5 ie heaves ‘New York at 9 and Lt o'lock, a was done? Did any individual propose rebutting testi. | Judge Jones, Dr. Burroughs, Mr. Newton, Mr. Memnin- ee Bs Sand ELM ee to, and 10 minutes to 4 mony ? Was there any one said we want to answer Dr. | ger, Dr. Ogilby, and Judge Berrien. 1s ‘ . A res en was mover w effect |” The vote was taken on the motion exonerating Dr ree arene ee . , Hawks? No. A resolution th ved to the effect ki i ing Di Leaves’ New Brighton ai 8 and 10 A. M.; at 1%, 5 and 7% that the charges had been tamely answered. his is | Hawks, and carried No negative votes were given, those now the question ; not tobe answered by further testi- | opposed being all excused trom voting. The vote stood: “On Sunday—Leaves New Yor'., at 9 and 1 A. Mu; at 3,6 and : r y mony, by additional facts, not by any rebutting testi- | —Yeas C} —Luity 18. 9P.M. Leaves Port Richmond, at ® minates: be 1 3 4 . s mony which his prosecutors might bring forwards The Howe then aaeuied. Mp Sand TCE Me Leia een - Zh Rev, Mr Fonats again entered his protest aguinat the Ys i ae, z use of the words prosecuting and prosecutors. He begged Se FARE REDUCED. Pie cd FALL MEETING of sees mamaria, on Wed the Hotseto mark. and enter thie ‘his protest. The ‘dele. Tux Mormon War.—The following letter was FOR CROTONVILLE, BING SING, TARRYTOWN, *, commencing each day-atd Gelocke J. SORIA & .COv’S gates from New York merely seek an inquiry as to his | received yesterday, but too late for insertion :— RY WING, WiLpsiErs BOC INGS ‘rst Day—Proprietor’s Purse, $100, Mile Heats, for three FRENCH DYING ESTABLISHMENT, merits, a8 required to become a Bishop ; they made no as- Srramaoat Garena, Sept 30th. A a gape es Rotattay, Te A Oe aire Toes fan ‘Thaee: Bite’ Hooves, hae mm No. 400 Pearl Street. gat rie charges. a _Mx. Eprron :—Well, the farce 1s ended, and Governor Reamboat WARHINGTON IRVING, Cape Hint Tu for all horses, $200 to secoud best. nntries to the above to. be Uap atent la Aa EAE ie D prdarela Fas erica pda tebe eee oes ROT DO CMa cory Buoy moa ede bey thee ded a Chasaber street ° to b " " n ‘oes to charge crime on @ person, | affair has ended in smoke, and every man is convinced a a? wh Si gg Sond millones eed Fett ge Monts, SGzins Previous to the race, at R. Smith’s, | enabling him to finish his work more expeditiously, and ina | he knew not how it could be better met than by culling it | that the Governor hes been humbugyed, except himself, af OM, and Sing ig 7 Oelock A. oot of |, Second Day—At 244 o'clock, Purse $100,MileHeats, freefor al ae Werle Cotton and Silk goods Dyed or Cleansed | * roteeution. He, for appearance’s sake, still raves and swears that he aes. Kor ‘or freight, apply on board. or to STEPHEN B. | Same Day—At 334 o'clock, Purse $100, for all horses, Mile | inne feal Freuch style. | i parry i eck, " ices are very low, which should be a strong inducement TOMPKINS, 192 West stree Or Heats, ent thie ne tien to be ade R. Smith's, the | gor che ladies and gentlemen of this city and its vieinity, to pay | Mr. om eke oaetan ek Vy a es the statement consolation, it would be cruel to deprive n a Daya eG Pu: nef 11 ho y Fi : was read und uctedion last Friday After the reply,when the | ‘The Qniacy and Springfield companies are on board the CON, Gaitan | never wou s purse pretigna ie this mecuee ee Mite Herta Hhmere, Merino and Broché Shawls, gents Wearing Ap- | House was called on to express ite opinion asto the valid | Gelena,on their way home, and Messrs Sharp und. Wil ng. sed in the very be t manne: ; fs Same Day--At 456 o'clock, Purse $300, free forall homes, | Pasel, cleansed in : alti ity of the statement, some gentlemen proposed to adjourn | tiams are i on their way t to stand Ticats. vy His Branch Offices, for the accommodation of the public, are | tiat wemight come next mornin Gesky proaiedeo de- MMe chauieacen tiara stage toomad The mode end ‘Tuesday ond Friday evenings, at $ i oislee ‘will be in readiness on her arrival at the above | T3x0.Mile Hi eS tated ac— h : Siecarikererad vommnatne spate nother: ferns, Meeting takes place at this time, in order to give the di No. 338 Bowery, thee aed cide whether it was well founded. ‘The only argument | manner of their surrender forms a rich chapter in the GALL AND WinTER AnANGROER i E r . street, between 17th and’I0th streets. for adjourning at all might avoid the influences of | history of the Morman Wars. ‘This morning, Gen. John NEA ER: KAN tiie to attend this moe All of the important Stables from | 957 Bleecker street. Dr. Hawke’ eloquence. What transpired in the morning, | J. Hardin and aj. E. D. Baker were deputed by Gover- e forward and made new churges or pro- | nor Ford to cross the river and propose terms to Messrs K AND NEW YORK. and Maryland sre expected to attend this mee FARE ONLY 194 CENTS. getter with Col, Williamson's Stable from Noth Carel Fe UE vccuos ok Sivobl vices eats Weatiaxteis Pious, | 8S See r 4 . Sharp, Williams and Jackson. Those terms were, that they should surrencer themselves to be examined before THE NEW AND SWIFT. RAINBOW, | $!uding Regent, Marchioness and several wthers. Also, Mr. | 298 Imm duced new evidence on the old ones, and - er 29 ‘ON and after September 10th will ran daily, | (0), Thompsou’s Stable from Washington, and ni MRS.M. WILSON begs to inform, her friends and | tsfactory to many ; others were not entirely satisfied, ano | Judge Thomas, at Quincy—the Governor to instruct the re New Yon, antere equally objected to the word charge—it } hasno doubt but that there was to have been a bloody to be his only e him of it. imple statement. wolf hunt in Hancock ; but as this appe: AND oun eae Johnson's Stable, ineluaing the Colonel and three or four others. again answered before the House. ‘This an " from the south are expected. These Stables, the public, that she isp 0 exhib) hand - : ; follows (Saudays inluded) z-Lenve New: | | ware exogcted, These Stables together, with the | Clg) she peblic hat she te rurvared to enti igh ant | others ot atall. How does the matter stand ?) We ave | prosceuting attorney to admit pro conferso hat the pre- Sy fate Re oe a ug Fashion, who will meet Regent the three mile day, will | the ladies will ind worthy: their inspection, A few Imported asked to express our opinion on the subject matter before | sumption was not great, and weive all objections egainst strest, om. Hats purchased for patterns, selling for less than cost, Country | Wa for our decision, but when it is found the shoe may | the prioners being bailed in case the Judge should co. si- yore oe of eee would do hae » me vo gee ys tight, tend Statements, one afver another are put | der the evidence sufficient for their commitment. Also, 9 purchasing. Qn hand a choice assortment of Fea in, just as members get upto call for action! “Such | it was further stipulated, that if the bonds were forieited The fllowlng Bweepstakes are open to come off during the | upimihs newestaiylenn MIS M” WILSON, procwedingatwere ent ly anomalous !” He wos prepared | at the next term of the Court, the forfeiture should be set eek of the above meeting, for three year olds. aud. $100, ht ft oil were 201 Grand st., between Allen and Orchard. to admit that new evidence might be proper when the | aside on appearance at the spring term These terms, a juestion comes upon signing the testimonials, as far as | which were more favorable than were asked, were acced- FRENCH they have reference to the “good report” of Dr. Hawks, | ed to. Messrs. Sharp and Williams (Jackson being sick) t constitate a larger number of horses than has attended any meet: SS ing at the north for several your 185 FOR LIVERTUUL—Ihe New Ling=itegain | fn caseelther purse should be’ walked over for, but half the superior fast sailing pack- | amount will be giyen. 00 thera, Captain ees willed atiche rte en dae For freight or passage, having lar day. week of the al i dd i ymmo- | $100 il alias, sels ck ek tan ng clegant an spacious accor $ added by the Proprietor, Mile Heats, three or more to make race. Ship, or to WOODHULL & MINTURNS, ‘Alto, Sweepstakes for 4 or 5 year olds, sub. $150, h.ft., $100 LOWERS AND FEATHE but now we have nothi i i ' 5 - $150, h. ft., 3 yi ERS Ad ‘, 8. noth: e d i, 87 South were. | added by ‘the proprietor, ‘Three’ Milo Heats, three or mére to py FAnOsIERE e Court, ie Willan ment and its answer. we ayu'be ducts whetae Gunes || Sevan ER OAUTiGM trwtnow proceeding ie; Gutaey PBinaecslagpiiccies Baal ten |e EE re ton ae ith’s, ai street, New York, are receiving by the Havre packets, | cused has satisfactorily answered the statement against | being treated with great respect by the troops and offi. acoesd, the eochencer, and selon baetorer | ingot the sia Goes ac inctclocies se nent) on the Even eis Arsortment Hf Ball Goods, which, for egance, | him, Its too late now for rebutting testimony—such a cera” Neither apperrto have any fear of consequences, ‘Ustober tee the above Meeting to be governed by the Rules of the Union | ine, are invited to give them a call, and we will venture to thing was never heard of, when the jury had charge of a | but are very cheerful Course, Stables ai straw will be furnished gra ollre_ | they will not leave the store with FOR NEW LEANS—The splendy packet aie EMPIRE, Cones Russel, now loadis expreasing their admira- | ©a%6- By the steamer Boreas, we learn that Messrs. Sharpe fe tion of such a beautiful stock. They pledge themselves that the Judge Berrien, to place the matter in an intelligible | and’ Will 8 returned to Warsaw, by the Boreas, on her 7 PAVILION HOTEL ic wil | aa urs ye wharf, fot of. Wall street, will be dis: CHARLESTON, 8c,” public will nat be deceived with American blowers for Frenchy position, moved to lay the motion to read the document upward trip, lat Thursday is Tonses, of Quincy, ‘This beautiful ship is 1200 tons register, and fitted up ina but too often listened to with avidit exclusively in French Flowers. of’ Im*ee Wanace Binet, © id th 1d again bri Pray toes gy Gael i pion Same style unequalled by any ship afloat, for the comfort of cabin, ul pre’ ‘This truism may with propriety —— : 2 ack Binney, Esq., said that would ag ring up | in the case, declined having any thing to do with it, and seer ud cabin and ste passengers, ‘Those about to embark | be appli¢ segura the undersipiad, who. finds it necessary to MAGAZIN DE MODE, the whole question. The communication presented had | so these gentlemen, who had conditionally surrendered for Orleans at the above date, will find it their interest to the idle and inalicious reports. which, No. 60 Canal Street. been vouched foras respectiul and pertinent, and the | to Gov. Ford, found themselves at liberty to return home examine the accommodations previous to their eagaging else- | {1 mo 5 been industriously ci:culated, g ADAME D. BEHRMAN, begs leave to inform her friends ing is objected to. The house was in a false posi- | unmolested. The Smith-killers intend to hold a grand where. “For passage apply on board, or 60) 2 as any peaaiog afioe to saz; oat bes isllin. the las that her opening for the and Wixren Fasnions, | tion—seeming to do what it had no right to do—setting a | barbecue at Warsaw, having secured Ford for « roast !— FOR NEW) ORLEANS—Union Line—Fim | the matin tlopted by the undersigned j ive his ene- |“ PARISIAN MILLINERY ROM LADIES TOILETS, | Iaiaon the table? In this cave it involved & personal reqular packet with despatch—The fast sailing pasket mies, and to feel sincerely grateful to his friend: will take place on Monday, the 7th October. Madam B. solicits | matter to Dr. Hawks—should his friends here permit a let. OvurraaEe and Viotencr.—It is with feelings of | hip UNION, J. B. Battorne, master, is now loadi J. CESSFORD KER. the favor of an early call at her old establishment, Magazin de | ter privately bearing onhis case, be laid on the table? i re called And wuthave immediate dispa:ch. For cabin, second cabi N. B.—An Omnibus and Barouche will be in attendance at | Mode, 60 Canal x ‘ le? | great pain that we are called upon to record an steerage pessengers, hey Deribe ponpenaenacion, enhy a--| tha Raligcel Dence ender ther ibsckes Whatton so conver’ l en pce cae. Fg Ae He wanted all p information—he wanted the mind | outrage committed at a political meeting in this city, | Plicatfon should be made sa fat Mgerays wha orto | vigtrs (ive of Charge) to Sree New York, Ortober 3d, 14. _of Im*ee_ | of the House drawn tall possible evidence which related | where, heretofore, it has been our pride and boast that pra ite toe PH Me. RAY, September 19th, 144. PAKIS MILLINEKY, to the signing of the testimonials. the canvass had invariably been conducted with order, ‘ine street, corner of South street, 188 F. GODEFROY, 349 Broadway, 0} ite to the — Beanisy replied, there was no desire of prevent- eer! and tranquillity. On Saturday night, the Whigs Fee FOR LIVERPOOL—New Line—Megaiar Packer [Copied from the Charleston Mercury.) Carlton House, will open on Tuesday, the 2th instant, her | ing information, but this new document was out of order eld a meeting at the shed of the Pontchartrain railroad of Jet.—'he regular fast sailing Packet Ship ‘We insert the following remarks of an observant travel!er assortment of Fall and Winter Millinery, Embroideries, Ma- | now—the object to be attained was a settlement of the | in the Third Municipality. While the speaking was go- Phas Captain B. J. He 'Traske of 1,100 tone nm Hotel, Charleston, 8. for Dresses, Fancy Articles, large ramberof the opposite party Mvp va te icles, bc. i i GARI “To th h : x LS snes See simple question before the Houee. Ath proper time this | ing on, n,will sail as above, her regular day. ‘9 those who can appreciate convenience, comfort and | Country Milliners will be supplied at the mort moderate | might probably be sdmitted - now it only protracted the among t em, and, it is eaid, attempted to pass into the in- ay Inving sccommodations unequalled | cleanliness—a quiet and stlubrious locality—e table supplied | prices. with the choicest produce of. the market ai f _ ~ decision of the legitimate subject of consideration. teri ‘They were remot ted with, but ti for aplendoe oF comfort wpply ou Voard at Orleans wharf foot | wit) dis choices fraues of ihe markets mises and Hguors of FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, Rev, Mr. Fonats said the object. of the statement was | seemed unavailing. Persisting in the endeavor to torce a DOLLINS & CO, 56 South street. | a4 oureous and aiatite oat wa tng leave strongly core: | PEATHERS HEAD ORNAMENTS, &o., &o | only toput Dr. Muhlenberg in his proper position. “An age, the whige res nd though, we beli Price of $100. Pgoene OF Meeting | P OWITZ & BECKER, No.3 John street, will opan this | forthe document itself, the House may either receive or | that time no blow struck, one of the banners be nacket, sf} Roscius, Capt. John, Colli and Hasell stieets, kept by Mr. J. Cessfor an entirely fresh stock of Fren hey : t ‘4 n will vudecen tas Biases Gant, Zohn Collins, of, 11c0 tous, | “os Stk Wwe Fk AA ag AN ay eH ES iC Fejeot it heand his friends were perfectly indifferent on | longing to the locofocos was torn to shreds. The Polk day. sire " ; e above stock selected ii by C. E. Becker, late sales fe raatter. ‘ and Dallas party then retired, order waa restored, and the SETS T RY TO FAMILIES, wanting sits of rooms for the win mau with Bran & Co., of William street ‘sil Im*ee Rev. Mr. Bovn, of Mi i, argued that the House | proceedings of the meeting w med. It anpeared, FOR NEW ORLEANS.—Dinect—The steam be handsomely’ accommodated with parlors and could not goon as an eccl pal tribunal to try the at the {.0co Focos nly withdrawn to ral Srosataers WAY iE ee Bi aie porn oe aT | ake tiazia costae ee pieslice ich Vouk lees sat LODGINGS TWENTY-#1VE op elect of N tench themselves in a position whence the , Will sail for the above port on the | ngie or grarnenns, yreak fast an ply CENTS, of the paper, and Whigs might be assailed without danger. They betook aston street, second block east of Broadway—in & of the city. sil imeod*re DELIBLE INK.—The superion'y of this dat mers of Whe Article {a Phulaselphter-e large . for of and scrage feasngern, offers ah aitally ‘deaitable f who as maybe ween by thelr conveyance to the travelling community. For light freight or men yr to any other Dassua, apply to G. MERLE, nk make, “#19 tbo is oT ESTABLISHED-F 266 Front st. The bynes Process. of marking fey be completed in three De SKET OFFIC " i ira Soath strest-Fassagetn and trite Croat Behe} | Ais call i Tidelie Tak afte che Christan name can ‘at all times be { of Ove of our Gm, who invented it, Manufactured and for sale ive book, by the regu a "Wholesale Di he wement every be hed No. 21934 Market street, w=) (ie facet Ae ak Pel | te ele i | IS X yr J LIBLE lessrs. Potts, mn jarri 10. cipal banking. inatieations, im Kogland, Segdland aay | Markee street shove ath, manufactare and have for sale among ar betty pened ¥ ds a chat] ge, nor ite to the levee, amon, r ion o} @ testimonial came up— | ai 1 THE NAG’S HEAD | then, if dificulty existed, tehould goto a oommities, ley Ut theca teatinn citeea he No.3 Banoiay Srenet,nean | ‘The House now had no testimony competent to fix the | shed, which, being brilliantly lighted, enabled their | ROADWAY. character or sustain the defence. ilants almost to pick out their men. The whiga, be- | The Sebeativg, having fitted up Mr. Newron thought it unfortunate that the gentleman | ing totally unprepared for this attack, were, of course, and newly fumished several rooms | who sent in this memorial had not thought of it belore he | taken by surprise and unable to defend themselves. Muny follette rt call You his friend at sent this firebrand into the House—he had ito year aod « | were struck down and several received severe wounds.— the public. half under consideration. He was afriend of Dr. Mublen- | Among those who were cut und bruised ere Alphonse JAMES BYRNES, | berg—he had entrusted the education of his children to | Canonge, Henry Ogden, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Simmons, &c 7 his cere, Butifheisin an awkward position, how are | No lives were ost.-N. O Bee, Oct. 7 we? He has chosen his position and must abide by it, ee but to read any additional document from him would be most unjust to Dr. Hawks, and undignified in the House Tue Murper in Maptson County —Our readers We deliberately decided to hear the first communication | will recollect the notice of the summiary execution ep of paving stones, red volley after vol higs beneath the rail ber next, at — Melock. ‘This splendid and remarkably | st 411 smugeh steamer bas ‘been thoroughly’ cretanied the roost | bless red and fumished wit erful get fn 4 529 Im*rre he prn ry jar] 3, and the reoly—there it must stop. Now Dr. Mublenbe: u i r k . Abo - ere . enberg | of aman named Abraham W. Smith by «mob, at Frede Wal iphoatdiesuntocany other charges. 'Forfurther par Fraley teaetioter Peechih tet beset Gia eciaticiey od ies JACKSON, STACEY & SMITH, has no right to rejoin, for he cannot, without further in: | rickstown. in Madison county, Missouri, on'the 61h of MORN HERDM. use, commend itself to ‘of those who like to seta | [VJANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS of Pen,'Pocket culpating the gentleman accused August; that the ringleaders in this outrage escaped, — upon their apparel, and would like that mark meat and | sig oho ble Cutl % Rago Seissors, Files, Saws, Tools, Dr. Htone® of N Y. had intended before the discussion | and were «till at large. Of the number was aman named oo eriptious of SI oni PLATT STREET. commenced to make some remarks with a view to concil- | John Sinclair, who was accidentelly reen and recognized liation. ‘The gentleman last up, conceived it was not pro | in the streets of St, Louis lately. A warrant was immedi- per to allow Dr Muhlenberg to place himself right before | ately procured for his arrest, and Justice Butler, on an the honse— dtremained to bs een then whether he would | examination of the caxe committed him to joil, where he . } ‘ allow him to place himself, his colleague and the whele | will remain until he is removed to Madison county. Sin WM. MADDEN, 280 Spring stret, having enlarged hit | Jenmtation from New York, in their true position wefore | cluir ia raid tohave heen the principalin the sifair—to nop ONT ofan advertisement of April 10th.) z Md becutifal asopitmant of Boots the house, Whatever word is used, whether persecution, | have tied the rope around the man’s neck, andto have a . tal td ak Le InK.—Jast recei id apply “oe best materials, which he flatters jecusations, or ts—any or allot them | help to swing himup. Eight or ten of the mob are now R LIVERVOOL—Packet of the 16th of Oct— | warrant it etal it wnt eet ly, am prepared (© | o,any in the city.’ His assortment consi ney of the New | in jail, and if justice is dove them, they will share the tate ' or clerical, in making | of the criminal whom they executed. The splen ketship ENGLAND, Capt Bartlett, | Stn to any made in the United | os? Gaiter Boots, half Gaiters, Buski 4 + | Seates or of the , Buskin will taton the 6th Getober, her regular day. She | any accusation, ‘charge or statement, to prejudice Dr snorepemeepeenieapenpont it ps » ments” . , fine calfoskin Bi rN ‘oarse Boots for Watermen ty nirpassed od nga Ny licines, Paints, Acids, Dye Stuffs, Var- J men ‘ tor Bot nccommodetions for cabin end sry fe Reneen bee, hee Ray We J . y" fs, Var | and en, and youths’ Boots and Shoes, of all descriptions, | Hawks, he most peremptorily der “AEB. ny the most reasonable | made toarder if desjeed, suitable for the merchant, mechanic 7 Ps Sg LAND AN’ SWAh ek steein From the Kai it Hy co AND WALES The’ Subse rom itors of the North American, of March 1 Merprincipal Banking options stonghout the Unt wl ela etc coe misalag te chk TO THE BOOT AND SHOE WEARING IOHN HERDMAN, 61 South st. | on OF cotton. It runs freely and requires no previous pre- PUBLIC vob Ramage 10 ergo case secede gp. It in for sale by Messrs. Pots, Linn & Harri, Nic. =e ff ‘%th of ench month, on application as above by Y 6) South st psig A. . and laborer, For sale at very low prices. came the difficulty in which the *Honse was involv vine | NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL Pach Ts- | jel 6m*rc W&S Tugalst, Market st., above 2th. F'the above. stuck his cust: m-r- can prove isnot to be sny- | ed ? Certain documents were placed in. the hands of 7 ahareh a porters, Rives action that the Sy —Packet of 21st OctobrmThe splendid fast. sailing Co J 1 give hima call and satisfs | the New York delegation—in his hands—he sought | The synod consists of cx. Pi A ed Borough to-morrow packet ship ROCHESTER, Capt. Britton, (1000 tour Very superior quality, and in the nted he dies not doubt | the advice of his colleagues as to the dirposal” of ynod consists of six Presbyteries, and meets annu- | feu) itl sail positively ap abo lar day, . sted Mirary Shaving Soap: superior | Uiving higa'n. ea raain worth | them ; my course under advice, in order to avoid making | “l/¥- Every ordained Minister is a member, and weeommod: f thisfine pe bo ttcg he , and at | than f its cos abe Astle dasibosa Girencetoh cod Wick tntathr obec any statement or preferring any: accusation, was to know cbaren Be wie toone Representative. There are satisfaction, rug ere mapniicn anda | o12!mem nothing of the contents of the documents ; and for the | Stiniters: 14 Li the Synod 135 ches; 111 ordained | fiveral discount made. NY FRESH BORDEAUX ES. purpose of discharging my duty as s deyaty, in the most | ° alatorsy 16 ioentiotes, end $0 candidates Manu delicate and friendly manner to Dr. Hawks, | desired that si8_Imeod@re near Rect ' ANDED from the ship Medora, and now ready for it should not be in the H but referred to some | Eantiquake In Canapa.—It isotated, on the au- | ZINC—t0 caske Zine py ag — Neg ed committee. It was further his object thet the committee | thority of m clergyman resident. st Valcartier, that | Te ¢ & MINTURN, ‘Abnly to SOHN UIA & ghould seek friendly conference with Dr. Hawks and | tmart shook of an éarthquske was felt there on Sunday j cues, Boom his friends, and,then report the recult of such trlendly | lest,— Quebec Mercury, | heexbibited nv Whence Synop or Vinainta.—The Pastor of the Presby- | Navat Court ManviaL —The trial of Capt. Joha T. Newton, in which the Nava! Court Martial now assembled in this city have been engeged for the Jast three weeks, terminated yesterday. ‘The cose, which has occupied so large 4 portion of the aitention of both offl- cers of the navy and civilians, deserves more than @ ad sing notice. One of our most distinguished and gall officers has be: n arraigned on the charge of negligence in the loss of that splendid steamship, the Missouri which was destroyed by tire at Gibraltar in August, 1643, and which he Commanded. In order to find where the bieme, if ony, really rested, charges were preferred against ber commander. The true object of this trial was to elicit every fact, and to make the whole matier one of record. ‘There has been but one epinion as to the entire end full exculpation of Copt. Newtou irom any cep: on this great national misfortune. His late trie) before @ court composed of men in whom we see the identification our country’s glory, has removed even the most imagi- native point that mignt momentarily have ap, eared to it a rhadow wu cutcheon. Patiently bas he passed through this ordeal,and nebly bes he met and con- futed every charge and specification. Yesterday, at 2 0’ clock P.M., the i: ied for delivery of the defence Capt Newton and his counsel, Philip Hamilton, Esq, ef New York, appeared in court. it were impossible for me to e more than @ faut idea of an address which occu- pied an hour and three quarters in delivery. ‘The testi mony of the w clearly and skiltully ar- ranged, that which before h simplicity of this, arrangement denoted the master mind, its terseness the scholar, its legal acumen one well versed in the theory and practice of hus proies#ion. ‘The discipline of the ship was proved by many witnesses to have been of the best, With regard (o the turpentine itwas clearly shown to have been carefully concealed irom sight irom the bour 0: its arrival on board at Nov foik till after the departure of the vessel from Fayal, and then only seen by two coal- heavers, and never reported, but stowed away und cover- ed with about forty pounds of hemp and teit in a litte dark cuddy below deck, two feet wide and five or #x long. ‘Ihe testimony of these witnesses, who say th saw it, was so entirely contradiciory as to give their evi- dence but little if any weight. Many other witnesses swore, someto have searched the 100m and others to have often looked into it, yet they never saw any dem!- johns. The probability is that the turpentine was never put in this place until aday or two belore the veesel reached Gibraltar, aud was tlien purposely 80 covered up by hemp as to defy observation. A neglect of duty im some of the subordinates in not stowing it away proper ly, in the first place, rendered in their minds a conunne- tion of conceaiment of the fact necessary. That the Captain knew not of its existence was evident to all On this point the testimony was clear, fuil, and conclusive. Having traversed over the wide field covered by the charges, (likened by his counsel to ‘a wide-cast n t from Nortolk to Gibraltar to catch him in its toils”) and pomt- ed out the suare which had been laid for bim in the tram- ing of those charges, (one specitication charging bim with committing acertain act and another with not committing the same act, thus making both the omission and commis- sion criminal,) and congratuiating himself that the neture of the evidence adduced by the prosecution alone enebied him to escape both horns of the dilemma, he concluded by slightly aliuding to his Jong service in the navy, (six and thirty years.) aud then suid that, while the pages of country’s history were emblozoned with the deeds of the immortal Lawrence and gallant Biddle, he who had stood + by side, and participated in the capture of the Peact d Penguin, wast nal before a court fora constructive offence; and ended by saying that to men so sensitively alive to the honor of their country os tiom their professions and their deeds were the members of the court, he fully confided his own honor. Thus terminated an investigation which cannot but bring ont in bolder relief the charect:r and conduct of one whe in public or private lile has ever been, in the st ictest sense, an officer and a gentieman.— Washington Letter, Oct. 10. RepeaL Ourrace in Quesec.—It is our painful duty to record the perpetrauion of some disgraceful outrages in Chumplain street, on Tuesday evening last. About 8 o'clock, a mob, variously estimated at trom 300 to 600 persons, bearing with them two blazing tur berrels (taken from Mr. Jones’ whurf) and shouting tor “ O'Cen nell and Repeal,” paraded this street, breeking the wine dows of every Louse in which no light was visible— ‘This destruction was indiscriminate ; Catholics, Protess tents, Repeaters and Anti-Repealers, suffered alike; and the windows of the Catholic Courch, the Mariners and Wesleyan Chapels, wherein no lights could have been expected were demolished. Huge stones were burl ed for this purpose of destruction ; in several instances breuking sash and panes, At Johnson’s tavern, the damage inflicted was very great, and so incensed was he that, after warning them to desist, he fired end wounded one man in three places, with small shot—a sailor, of the Clio, we are told They returned here sgain at 10 o'clock, menacing his life, when he again fired, wounding ano- ther person. Mr. Leek, at the Cove also fired, ond while preparing to give a nd shot, was knocked down by stove thrown a. him, itis thut three persons been wounded, but none seriously Connoll J. P., endeavored to disperse the rioters, but cow not succeed in doing so ; he, however, persuaded them, when @bout to retire, to throw the blazing barrel, which they had thrown down onthe wooden pavement, in Sous-le-Fort street, over the Wharf; in so doing they were nearly setting fire tothe steamer Charlevois, The police were too small a force to contend with the rioters. Yesterday evening « company of the 43d Light Infantry marched down to the Queen's Wharf to suppress an ex- pected renewal of these scenes of violence, but their servi- ces Were not required. We are informed that the actual Repealers were not in any way connected with this riot, and ure glad to find, by the resolutions of the Association given elsewhere, they have promptly vindicated their in- nocence, and boldly denounced any of their associates who may be detected to have been implicated. Twomen have been arrested Barret, a bailiff of the Vice Admiral- ty Court, and one White, who is now in jail in conse- quence of not being able to procure buil for his future ep- pearance.— Quebec Merct ry, Oct. 10. Destructive Firk.—We have seen a letter giv- ing the particulars of a most destructive fire which broke out at Springfield, at one o'clock on Sunday morn- ing, which we have not timetogive. The fire originated at the corner of Maine and Saniord streets, in the shop of E. T Ammidon, which communicated to the adjoming buildings, destroying property to the amount of $20,000 or $30,000, The Joss falls very heavy on @ worthy cluss of enterprising young merchants —Boston Transcript, Oct. 14. Tux Nationa Jockey Crv® Racks.—These races terminated on Saturday Jast, and eflorded good sport during the last week to the vota f the turf, and to those who attended the race coui mere spectators, ‘The following ix the result of the Inst race :— Fourtn Day.—Jockey Club Purse, $350.—Three Mile Heats. N. Stonestreet’s g. h. Wilton Brown tee ASL James Willismson’s b. h. Regent. 222 O.P. Hare's b. m. Pat Anthony. ....... ~ 318 ‘Time— 1st heat, 5 66 ; 2d heat, 6 66 ; 3d heat, 6 05, Col, Williamson's Regent was understood to be am: which together with the track being very heavy, will i some measure account for the defeat of this horse. Sr. Lanony Jockey Ciun—At a late mecting of this club, James Morgan, ksq, President, Wm. H. Parrott, Esq, acting Secretary, arrangements were made for the ensuing Fell Races, which are to come of over our course on the 20th day of November next. Many fine stables, are expected to be in attendance, and much sport is anticipated, Arrest.— The Lexington Observer and Reperter of Thursday, has the following :— Aman calling himself Fairbank has been about this city for two or three weeks past, endeavoring to puss himself off ax a Methodist prescher, of which, however, thentic credentials. On Monday even- ing he, was arrested near Paris, on a charge of sbductin three tlaves, the property of Meera. Bien, Grent, end Baxter The facts which huve been developed are ve no doubt of bis guilt, and to produce th that his object was mercenery, bis design being p stich iund# as the servants by prudent economy ‘id up, aod then, to dispose of the servants them~- selves for his own advantage. We understani that to cover his designs he induced a young lady of this city to become a partner of his guilt, by a pretence ofa ran away matrimonial connection with her, to be consummated ot Aberdeen, Ohie. They have both been committed to the county jail. Itmay be that the crime of the man in: the result ol some deeply luid political plot in Ohio, to pro- duce an excitement just upon the eve ef the elect which is to take place in that State next week. At all events, if hie quilt is established, we hope he will meet the punishment he justly deserves Canaptan Arvatns —The politicians of Canada are once more cbout to break the lance (in an al- legorical sense) and no doubt about to break heads in a literal the long expected digsolution of Parliament having at length taken place. The writs forthe new elec- tion are date’ Sept. 24th, and are returnatie en the 12th ef November next. The conservative press denounce (and justly *0) professed conservatives who. by offering two lor one county #0 as to divide their strength givea chance (0 their opponents to profit by it. This election decides the fate of Canada.—Fredvicton Loyalia Circuit Court. Oct. 15.—The Pravident of the Seventh Ward Bank va. Thomas Bacon —This wan an action noticed in yesterday's Herald, brought on two notes for $1000, dated April 1843, which was discounted by the plainuffs, the notes being given under the following circumstances :~Mr Bacon, who resides in Ogdensburgh. failed in business, and be- came a bankrupt. Pending the action of the court, on» petition for a discharge, he was opposed by Wood, Gront and Co, and also was notified by ® Mr. Themes Wood- ward, Who was to oppose him. An agreement, it appear- ed, was entered into, and an offer was made to the cre ditors, through on agent, of 60 cents on the dollar, if they withdrew opposition. Mr, Woodward acceded to the pr ion, but Woed, Grant and Co. refused. An rarg ment was made that Bacon, after his discharge, should give his notes, payebie on demand, tor debt, pro- vided they did not run beyond three years, and Wood, Grant and Co. assigned the agent, Mr. James, the collate- cal securities, which were given by defendant to be returned ia theevent of defendant not + the proposition On b Jrawn, and he wan dec! were made, Ver Court SureK1on Counr.Now. 84, 66, 88, 69,90, 9, 98, 98, 98, 19, 83, 69, 40, 6, 86,71, 74, 75, b6. Crnevit Count — Nos, 08, 00, 100, 16, 94, 8, 47, 178, a8, 20, 4, 62, 60, 76, 82,