The New York Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1845, Page 1

———————————— THE NEW YORK HERALD. ai iM Sd ape ee; ATLL Rg mance aoc ne Ee Yo en wate ee. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 22, 1845. merernen THE NEW YORK HERALD. eh, R, Albany. A Sceue in the Board of Assistant Alder- Readiug Railroad. ‘ General Sessions. AGGREGATE CIRCULATION (Correspondence of the Herald.| men—Freedom of Debate. Before the Recorder and Aldermen Miller and Devoe. Putapetrnia, Jan. 18, 1845. THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND. 9 i Tod tnd Orr Horsr, Albany, Jan. 17, 1845. | The Marrunw C, Pareason, District Attorney. To mux Eprron oF tits Herat: Pi Mr. Everdell, a fat man, with long, } jx. 91.— Grand Lar E. Martine Eliza- THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD. fremived The important and truly exciting caucus of the { #r*ight, yellow hair, in the chair. sipping cold va beth Rhoades was tried fora Grand Larceny, in stealing A Wa Nisin dented of , on the subject : r 18 jistants very busy arran; their i 4 d ee democratic members of the Legislature, called for | eellaneous crowd of cwos To: bret ontaile e iron rail- pay | Ween remy the paar, Soule ae of the Keading Railroad, and dated from this epee THE NEW YORK HERALD—Daily petimaccy Bed a oe , “ the purpose of settling upon two men for U. S. | in8- thews. The property was rec at King’s pawn shop, appeared in your paper of yesterday. On t lished every day of the year except New Year's Day and Fourth , inet 0 Senators, will happen at 7 o'clock this evening, | Mr. Honx—I was up firt Mey Mr. Cuanuicx.—I have a resolution. vhere | ledged by the risoner, | e was em pelle ny 7" in tes city, the tien seme at- vn joyed in the house of th lainant, who swore that | tributed to and cl upon myself. Ideem it of July. Price 9 cents per copy—or 87 26 per annum—postages cantte and to-morrow at 12 M., the formalities of an elec- Pie, Cuapriga—) Daiaye Lei gored Tae sewed for 8 living. ‘The jury convicted the accused. | proper to deny the charge im the most unequivocal ‘paid—cash in advance. f r tion will be attempted. Just now this business Mr. Cuaruick.—Can fe asonation, tying on the table ‘The accused was a young girl but about 16 years of age, | manner, and take O¢casion to feay that I neither THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saterday hse stems to be the all-absorbing, all-exciting topic of | take precedence of a member on the Acer nee pee to eaves chile .clihosgn we infetole | KB€W it was written nor was privy thereto in any Y Matton Ch . conversation in every nook and corner of this Me pace wethd Protident decide. eh gradi ame .” Th “t Renta atta made upon me, I may be jus- 10K.— % ia of the w fret ia 5, Dateh _ burgh. When this shall be settled, an op- The gentleman from the ‘enth is in order. PPA p ogi ree her palin! os fate tified in saying that I wi a of the thiteen Lee waruation of ony Paer eng wu Fouche Fae Ke: | portunity will be given to enter upon other mat- sem aed ot call your attention, sir, the | round, and with a shrill voice cried—“®v youget your | $018 who composed that meeting; that after the fore: the be for business F diane ters, not perhaps of 80 much consequence to the You were st-gome dutance | liviod by ening, do yous girte’ the own seem panna [owenees was concluded, and: the. slestien of off- S connten Eriese im nen in advance. wo public, but of the most : hi uae if haga tance from your | town this tenyears, and your livin’ by sewin’. Let | cers commenced, I rose to leave it, and was im- puedes a moderate price, ma draught. 5 ost Gogent importance to the hi he rs pegs stanton? Ducat 0 jet go, or ll smash you to h—Li.” mediately arrested and attacked and insulted. I JAMES GORDON BENNETT, — Fc parties concerned. For my own part, [ profess to- ‘i able precese ce oftned ault and intent to Kill—Eu- | appealed to the Chairman of the meeting, and also Paornieron or THE Heratp Estas .isHMenr, v ied with Eactish, Irian, Scotch, Welsh, | know nothing whatever of State secrets, and ; to the Fresident of the Company, stating that,. as Stinies teteen ob Fehon Incest news by the steamers, wroukk haedis ab ets, Mr, Hoay.—I move a re-consideration of the vote on I was charged with prying into and investigating Pen sme on co tel meteor ran ail Times rediy—fre ‘ou 'y Give @ sixpence to be within the | the registry law. Wat'b. relandt used and Welsh | the affairs of the Company, J held vouchers from LONG ISLAND RAIL-ROAD COMPANY. - deepest confidence of the several little knots and | _ Mr. Cuanicx.—I ask the decision of the chair on the | wore eal Serna ees ad were erlaking together, | bond-holders as well as stock-holders, and was AIL LEGS. HANDS, cliques abounding every day in the immediate vi- Cree ponies Can a gentleman who voted with the when McCeffrystabbed Weish in ‘bdomen with k | ready to produce them ; that I stood also ready to cinity of the Executive chamber, and in the build- | be soon shh Mp beeper niga of the vote? It will | knife. He was so much injured thet he has been confined re them the choice either of requiring me to , ings a igagee to the capitol. ‘Gov. Wright pos- IDENT. —The vetdet he gontionsah from the Tenth i. ine Ge cege ey epost) cone wool pein “ may pe sesiee 5/00) weed 5 — Wi % sesses the suaviter is F 'y, and the Court oj 0 be im} and un ti Ny, i WIN’ "ARRANG: NT. ie i modo most eminent- te y: he resolution on the table; he fhe State Prison for four y: and six months. i ig to Ajodge <TH S ‘Tshould nov resi : ri ‘Trains ran as follows, cor ing ly; he seems to be the same man to all 2onsideration tried and Leave Brooklyn at Halk poae on ate Raa . : men; kind, aflable, aporoachable, and cour- .€ : jon of the chair, | convigied of eatag 8 uino nee hanne st 'No1a6 Pitt | *8108—or, on the other hand, allowing me to avow 7 7A. i.) "ortan Train fot Gnomes gett def og tonne.) Mavtabessevets nant el 2 blicly that I had b led here for obtai f report, daily, ") ’ y man’s papers, puts pooodie, = publicly that I had been assailed here for obtaining Ping at Farmingdale and St facta for thirtyhve on file, and promises to give them all posite eee . ’ mere quibble. ; Pann Cee oan Grlared him to be imprisoned in the } statistical statements which the Company itselt Ame inggrmedinte Lag the com | Sideration at the proj ime. 1 sit occasionally in | Mr. Cuarticx.—Yes, one of those quibbles which we | Iiegal Voting. A young man named Henry Hulst wes | ordered to be printed and published. I must do its ‘and on ‘Tuesdays, ‘Thursdays N, letters must Be post-pai the Executive chamber for the st nye copesionally when ous Presidest decldes—— tried ‘upon an’ indictment for in having illegally | President the justice to say that he thought I had ‘ueedaye, Thureds udy of human Mr. — the gentleman is out of ord po perl % i ivi i : ‘port and in- path ise ee tacebd ture, and find profit i Affability isa d a ibe gentleman le om of order. emorn in hia vota.st the recent n at the 4th pistere oy ot pase ane piceees in this matter, — i , would respectfully inform their % o ‘ of rodu vi essed for flickavile apd intermediate A ENOE S ike eh Eee acMEELING | Complahment. A kick given witha smiling face . Tmove.that we adjourn—(confusion) | Nanos to show: thet he hat not residet ik toecity and | Sane NO other gentleman expr —_— ys Se iE: M eon Meheir large and fashionable. stock of Boots, _— ught to be preferable to a friendly shake of x—I believe | have the floor. county six monthe, ashe had ‘come over from Willieme- u js ily Banal Gai a wery in: | the hand given with afrewn. * * * John Van| Parsenr.—The gentleman from the first is in order. five months and two weeks One of the | .°0,much for myself. Next asto this corporation, t'St- George's Mano and Baren, R. W. Peckham, and Mr. Hogeboom are » Ci aM Oy gil, the, gentleman, so, much | wit r coal dealerjof No. 69 Colum. | Which, deriving its powers and_ privileges from the prominently before the Legislature for the office of ve only @ resolution of inquiry to offer. It Y ane people for purposes ef public utility and benefit, is, ings le. * ‘M., Accommodation Train. for ive us a cal are determined to sell cheaper than ployer, ity a’ ? + yaalit: Id at ther establishment Attorney General. It ispresu i is i. C. Headley, Esq, . | therefore, amenable to public opinion, and coi setsvitte 227 pore ees on Mon net f she pane ‘aud number. ” baal fre ing Sih ‘all his ability to mead, peng aa Resolved, That the Alms House Commissioners be and aA cocute! Satan tibet ewan. quently open to critical animadversion upon From Hicksville for Brooklyn and intermediate A. KNOX & CO., 196 Canal street, office of Adjutant General, which \é | are hereby directed to report to this Board, whether they of assault and bet merits or demerits. i Fe ANY DISCONTINGED a4 #19 Im*re_~_between Hudson and Varick streets. J 3 drppustinsat personal vwith the jovelnarn the 4 py ALT, ered any person or persons to purchase goods upon John Brady, in In January, 1844, two different reports were pre- Sa " FINE FRENCH DRESS BOOTS sre sone alan: of tine sania ernor, there | for other than those designated by the Common of July. Thomas Butler was impleaded wi pared and printed, to be submitted to the annua] 4 tae ‘Tuesdays, , but perhaps only | Council; and if so, to na: ere or persons so em- | H. has ppeserelly made very pathetic sppeal: me . One of these was suppressed. The sup- 3 , at 9 Brooklyn an¢ y3 ani z vm {ia Norwich. | Bh, vi RETAILING for 3 44 made in the neat French syle, | two of them may be said i eases Saturday ith hy, LTON & YOUNG'S Fash- said to stand wiihin ployed, and the compensation to such 5 A A * Touable Boot and'Shoe Store, 598 Brosdway. Bootsmade | of hope and probability. ‘Thisofficer, constituing | the names of the person or ‘persone from whom gooas basmavel tect hin te resins coe Ureeght ca til te r eport is not in my possession, but I can to order for $3.0, equal to usually sold for $5, ¢ one of the Governer’s military family, and the ap- purchased by the same, the articles bought | day. cess to it whenever the directors think Of even aarranted to, give satisfaction. Also manulactures | pointment resting solely with the Governor, makes es of purchase, and the | Jowm Bapy, on being sworn, testified that he drove | Proper to deny its existence. ‘The suppressed state- Ladloe” misses, and’ children! ; q Itrather a delicate subject for the interterence o id for said purchases. one of the Harlem stages last July, and on the balf-past | Ment contains the President’s report, giving an +» With 9 gel \ polis ng, or the importunities of “anxious” | come from it. gurct rimply ee of inquiry. Geod may | eleven o’clock trip, on the night of the — July, he saw | ‘tem of debt and liability amounting to two mil- For sale wholesale Mone in ce friends. The present incumbent. ina mentor si | ome pe. Dare eres no parma in seeking infor- Bulter. They got in, and had their } lions eight hundred thousand dollars, which item 419 im* re Congress elect, and has signified his intention to | most cheerfully Mitortlie’ reser Bilt Ear i m1 ushions. I told them to takethem off, and | is omitted in his report printed and furnished the en CHEAP ~~ | abdicate the throne on the morning of the fourth | from the Tenth will be delighted with the itermerne, Hor Mi 1 enolate d GABH: MATLOR IE Ser keniseMneN of March, and not sooner. So the ‘expectants will | Which we will o He bss no indirect interest eee We H. . B. s ne more fact, and I am done. In the month ‘394 PEARL STREET. > | have ample time to perfect their arrangements.— | ce#iment, and why should he be so alarmed ? ey, Keep possession of the stege all night, and of December, 1848, or about that time, an article APPHE SUBECALW\ A, ons ofthe pioneers ofthe cash system, | Just at present Albany seems more like Siew York | Mr. Evsapet—(who had resigned his claim to Mr. | the frst man thatcame in they'd sheot. After some ditt. | appeared in the New York Journal of Commerce, mr? the pabife that be net | than New York itself. The Capitol is daily filled | [2¢ket), 1 "ise to, second the resolution on the condition | culty they came out, and Butler had a knife in his hand, J MViting subscriptions to the second track loan, in Mili with familiar faces, wearing he achentante: of that it be se amended as to include the past administra- | with which he made a plunge at me, and it passed throngh | Which a very particular. statement is given of the anxiety and business. The cauldron boils and b b. tion. my hand ‘They were then arrested. [think that Mr. | whole debt and tal, which the writer, acting ‘biea: Your ob" and bub-] Mr. Cuanricx—I am quite,desirous of obtaining all | Headley said that the driver was A apparently on behi f'the company, gives at about ‘our ob’t servant, G. the’ on ey is J op ible—the, more the better—but | two fellows who were alongside of five and a half millions. In November, 1844, Detroit. sioners 15 eupply ee, Piepreninn eee Bitty [inclines ome pr fo } eleven months afterwards, the same debt and capi- {Correspondence of the Herald.) management of the Alms House affairs before. they were ee © ae oe aie Witeess was disabled for is admitted by the company to be about ten Derrorr, Jan. 10, 1945. | ™okse some dey. ‘Idon't think Mr. Headley struck me at all. | Millions. Very re ctfully, yours, ~ 4 x > Jan. 10, - Parsipent—How long back does the gentleman wish | Reconpen.—Thereis no necessity for your examining . MauLe, 46 Walnut street. Excitement in Detroit—Defaulter in a Bank— | the inquiry to extend? the witness ; he does not touch you" - . Duel—Another—U. 8. Senator verve. — During the former administration. Heapiey.—No, sir; it is alleged that I touched him. (AJ CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR’S . Mr. Cuarticx—Woell, I have no objection to that, sir. laugh. EXTENSIVE ASSORTME. * GROCERL LODGINGS TWENTY-FIVE | Friznp Bennetr:— pin Ot poeLi—I don’t think we'll get much informa. | Pargason —He says you did not strike him. FRUITS WINES, be. nO IES. CENTS, i i i m thoug ut i WHOLE. "RETAIL, pb F ane arc Cxcitement about town | ‘Mr. Cuaviicx—We'll try, at all events; and Pl vote | (Alaugiy” en ee ak that I may Dencquitted po re Se) THE NAGS HEAD 'o-day, resulting from an “*absquatulation” of one } for an inquiry going back twenty years, ge like. PatERson.—Notso fast, sir. TH gubseriber offers to ub) tio ‘assortment No.3 Banciay Sparer, mean | Of the clerks of a bank located in thiscity. The} precomution won st last put and ci Heapier—Do you know thateither of us was ac. I so, Orsay enaplishment iethecte; Seen ta Cone, Bowery, u ROADWAY. bank had specie to a large amount in its vaults, Mr.Hoxx—I move that we ad. Ee gain lng ania lined gaenage ary Sugars, Otard, Cham and Coguiae Brandy, Old Jamaica ‘will precede each ‘Train . - ¥ : aults, at we adjourn. Witness —I don’t know, sir, but Billy Foster said as Scotch aud Irish Whiskey, ‘Brown. Stout, starting from the City Hall, . s ‘The Subscriber having fitted up | which was under the care and responsibility of a} Mr. C#anticx—I believe I am in order. how he knowed you—or rather Mr. Butler. Ale, ‘uits, fresh and rich, by the latest importa- slong, the line, ‘ prints arg Ne er er ahetn th ‘ Paxspent—Proceod, sir. Mr. Heapcer offered in evidence the stoge bill of ad- . if JOHN §, SCOTS, , for Morrisiania and in- : connected with this eat, | whom the utmost confidence was} Mr. Cuan.icx— move the following resolution :— vertisement, to show that the stage did not start at the re- Wholesale and Retail btore, 76 Nassau street. ee pregensat Xp placed by the officers of the bank. He resigned | _ Resolved, That the Committee Jar hour, which was the cause of the difficulty. N. B.—Prople from the county, Hotel and Boarding Miclem gad Morssiqning A.M. 9, A. pa I the of resigne W on Charity and Alma be | 8! ; ry. ho buy for cash; will tind it to their advantage to ., Legre Morriatanne for City ‘Hail, 8A. JAMES BYRNES. | his commission in the bank last Saturday evening, | ‘"ec'ed to report the goods that were sold in the Alms | Bnapy —Well, that's no reason I should be murdered. i blishment.a call. Goods sent to any part of the 1s 3.38 MM. dl Im*re d left Sund e4 7 18> | House, to whom sold: and what price they brought, since Mr. P. F. O’Briex, one of the passengers testified that free pense. The Scotch and Irish Whiskey is great By ae and left town on Sunday morning, in the steam- f 15th Ma: he saw the two defendants in the stage, and they were ly- stake, dz ime're _ Q aE MAN. Secretary. _ =) boat United States for Buffalo, since which nothing | Mr. Wanp—I move that that lie on the table. tog a ee ay peed 1 bred right UNITED staan eat ae ATE WEEN NEW has ‘been heard of him. On Thursday after. Pe de 7 It is merely a resolution of in- | they’ asked me if | would’at’ help to take the d-—o-d trate Bageai Hou. JACKSON, STACEY & SMITH, Of specie, one of which was found to he Denis | - Me Waxe—I Consider that tue other covers the whole | Seo™mirelly driver off the box, and drive up_ourseires. ene Repos MANY Nin Cutery Hagen Regus Wiseshewes Sone | Hilled with shot. This led to a further examine- | yr Coantzox—Not at ll. The former refer tothe | #24 ing il the ime; they used very viola language ‘Truesdell, +f ion of es in . cal e rer 2 d—- ui a to ‘will leave the Bie See ge of hone oa neon Eee oo PLATTESTREET. | boxes were found in the pds guise four orate Purchases this to the sales by the Commissioners. 1] hip the driver, &., 00 that I wes afraid to get up for fear | vs ite and water power, and an orchard. jundays exoenied, at Ug AY Heturnng, aes the money having been taken out of each, and the | | Paeswanr—(Mr. Everdell)—The motion to lay on the | eY might tura too and whip me—(A roar of laughter.) | £ evlen tha priyiboe oh a te Telasy sevean, Bridgeport, «roceed imme- | TEETH SUPPLI“D ON A NEW AND IMPROVED | Vacancy occasioned supplied with shot. The | tebleain’t debateable, dy came round Deiod: they swore by Gd they'd Fthe Haren thout change of Baggage or PRINCIPLE. amount misting hay Rot Hees made public; rumor} MF Geaperce— Ah} wherels the rule? ue fA rere ce heb Tgot bck Ply bt ey’ a the house, For t further particulars in- i ‘ Dec ed ‘'eeth Restored | intimates it to be about $2,500 to $3,000; the ex- Eeestouy ways mv opinion—but as I rank heli . quire between 12 and 3 P. M. o} . r ‘or i a 20 fsight and bageage, apply Fenton on Des she — WILLTAM fra. | act amount is only known’ to sainpes ofthe hada found the rule, I didn’t enforce t—but P've got it SS Tfhresteued te nalt , ae Ea ty Ke : 4,0 Howre Tp airtel oF ist, No. M1 Broadway, opposite | bank, who are mum to all interrogatories on this | "Me Cwanticx—That’s one way of sto} ing off the box—could I ao it? Vin, 250 kivatetiey tel a pg eel, emma een afte, then ig | (oa, Someone now Progreaung, and st | Me Wann, Ye and thats ut the oot othe Tae. | qrvteh' latte heehee wide Rae OF Maize ht | Std Leas Nae Gs: bas ne gat Winks ay = ach 3 mel. It effects an im inka will be Brought to light. queer do- Me Cuanrick—Yoo, indeed it is. 1 should like to see | 8*™ Brady strike you after you were bronght into the ber received by’ City Deapaic 7” Store comer Houston and SLAND beauty, fixedfrom | A duel, or “affair of honor,” was fought on the | the authority, however. paige ee eck et rand a the Yards 25 Elsabeth BOB WEEKS. -ERRY. Peete sp pomplate et, and arranged on @ srrael agit | opposite side of the river yesterday morning, be- |. Pxetioent (A long pause, looking at a book)—I made | “Hiumicre The little’ hostler, yoo, air I recollect that 7, Dee. tet, the Boses = ed bresarving bin Sune time, perfect art , tween two young Canadian “ bloods,” which re- Sets ea dcamt othe rin earns e drogged or hauled me out. D’ COVELS RERUMATHE PHL e os well known to Vie STATEN tryetry, maybe seen by thore patients requiring deatal assstanee, his folly. The Y gunding breil of the jars for } "Me. Cuancicx —{ really hope that the President will not tenines Sela fellow. nebeaeny ts tain eite te ae e. ae a Pix ho will dad litmueh to thelr advantage by favoring Mr. Wim: | AN tory Soicice The part in a, dispute on J enforce the rule, specially as he cannot find it fon pO CURE, asks those suffering from thle complaint to read the fol: nave NEw YORE: vac consultations free. 241 Broadway, opposite the Taber- | man,” and a ‘Clay man.” B— was wounded § in Debate” erga epee ee tearaatc ay lowing cersifoste— ~ “Haw Yous, December Joc 10 Teave at me Se: Be secs of 12, : " a7 im?m_ } in the left side, near the waist, at the first fire, and} A Vorcs.—Oh! no rules about that needed here! (A Pa WHOLESALE AND RETAIL thus the affair terminated. Another duel is hrew- laugh) ; ae vet ASI cannot in justice to myself and suffering hu- "NEW rr PICKLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE. | ing in the same quarter—a lady is the cause, Maatixx.—Our own rule is different, I believe. | yiTst#t— No sir, Fehould think not. mu for your Hheusmarie Pills, | have been troubled for A rE ; (THE SUE ECRIBERS, of the only origins! establishment of ‘he Legislature of this State is now in session | AtJesst our practice has been. Witnrss Weil, til bet he don’t weigh so much as you | *, !oug time with rheumatism, and have speut large sums of new AND: Sater eb CeNEe: chants: and pur ours ciey and soenioy’ ule, the langestand best | Here, and the proceedings of that body are truly in- | ,/M21EX™, OB! lve got it—here it isa motion to | ao by thirty pounds — (Laughter ) you | money. with physiciaoe, and. hve. recelved but tadjag rele = iw ae. & RAINBOW, | iectea asscrement of Fruies eves before presented te the publie, | teresting and amusing to admirers analy i journ, or a motion to lay onthe table shall be decided | Heapuey.—Do you know my weight, sir? eeliareal Catetrotl erly Be ‘ Peaches—Malasaturies, Morris’ Whites, Honest Johus, Late f ¢ bulls.” " sade : without debate.” y 4 _ «, | shoulders s =m en ba 10Gb will ran daily ¥_Malacaturies, Morr Honest Johes, “bulls.” A full description of Michigan Mr. Cuaaiiox.—Bat— Oh! I think we've had enough of that; it be. I then. i Cong soot rea Hegat AS cnt Plasto, all poseeostag’it thet prcaervation there tive scenes, hereafter. , Parsrpenr —Here it ia, sir—page 144, section 43. bg met neath pair itre slg gee ‘tasted ‘pleasure sa Ang! Md co rierin hee ES LI ‘ind Cranberry. er , valars of the affray. Ps EE RES and but very little ice in the river. ve no rule te the contrary. Pa acaedie ~ W. PERKINS, a Vo abe ees Ta Fate | seriptio furs of every aise is waite contenssee ot | From circumstances that have tranepired since | . ™! x.—It strikes mo that the rule 4 Liable to | struction of te Court acquitted Siz Hicodigy ne Y We will also mferto Mr. Alexander Welt 65 Metsan ict a, tn adda aa ihe rere ed and Oysters, potted for exportation, and rat en letter, I am induced to believe that Gene- | ST nd may be uted by a majority to violatethe | “Mr, Hxaoty was then celled, and testified that they | better known as Sandy Welch; Mr. A. Picteh, 170 Brosdway! rl sal an 4 ey ar 7 ? for and } Fal Gase will be elected to chet a Fights of emainoriy. arted ia the night line of stages for Harlem; and that J arin Hinman, corver of Green and Houston streets; and to bg or on at what fot Boarding House Keepers, Grocers, Ship | Legislature, and that he will accept Hg haga many. proper, rule, they did not use a language to the driver, but that fy TT es sohn ly. wholesale agent, and ‘street, oF to s Masters ve Families, all are javived to call ander | The term of the present incumbent, Mr Porter, | MCC Bs reed sale, he was very abusive to them, and the expressions ef Mr. | gen; ine writeen ‘siguatave upon te ard ford eo EK. COLLENS & CO, 56 South street. | amine selected and most beaatifal stock of thekind | expires about the Ist of March, The electic s EASE Fs qrially. } think the gentleman | Butler were caused by the expressions and threstsof | tached box—Price 50 cents a box. Also retailed in this wee ever of to the etpention of the val arch. election takes | from the Third would be delighted at the information we | Brady ; and thut alter they were taken out, the driver | ci Hill, 208 ich st; Dr. C ey ee Tek; pw RECKHOW & VINCENT, place on the first Monday in February. Z, | would obtain. I hope he will not insist— and his friends beat them-both ; he ‘opinion that | Sulli fal 176 8} Gol and sail A Y: | Ne, B—tBighty doesn fresh Havana Pee et tor Parsent.—The gentleman from the Firat is out of | the driver was--he was not prepared drunk, but he | 4 C 0 aiag | tales_Also, food Oyster Kegs. bet) Tur Late Murper in Barrrtoan.—The mani- | 4%; te will sitdown. table. was intoxicated. om Me ae Shell Mane ohn hin | ———SEGARS—SEGARS-SEGARS. | (¢8t interest on the part of the public, in reference| mc’ w: mares Mr. H. then addressed the jury, as counsel on behalf of x 1844 ‘, . q * g to the murder of Paul Roux, ‘amp —I mov Mr. Butl \d obtained at their hands a verdict of F VER O} } vO phtac posnrannte’ D. MBENBIQUES, 51 William strect, respectfully fn- I the arrest of Henry McCurry, charged with’ the. horsia 1 guiy csiiaery % olen Oto Auus Houses Pane é f ‘ . ‘attention 0! ends anc deed, rf, * ? * URSUANT to the Act “for the Collection of Taxes in the [1 Se | > Leabeentabemppadeabained boop a {mons we sdjoarn morrow mornings cnn crus eure ne | ty rea aca eee RPOOL Has, of raqious brands, anette, of various branda, | ofthe law, by the perpetration of wll destruction: Ia ad. vs shall be paid to me at_-my office, on or before the fifbseuth da i Normas. Frincipes. dition to the effort to destroy himself, by cutting his own | pec ne tDENT. rhe Sentleman will come to order. This Superior Court. of February next, an addition of one per cent will be el ageaindad. Vegueros. ileal aoe aecite meee Gee ng his own | Board stands adjourned. Before a full Bench. cand a further addition of one per cart will be charged om Eopernnea Rionda. York Te tei lew ———____ Jan. 21.—In the case of Ernest, Feidler 4 Co. etal, ads. | such ‘Taxes remaining ‘unpaid’ on the fifteenth day of March India. 5 that he has since attempted to are, neat. ty strangle himself by swallowing a handkerchief which Literature, dc. E. W. Builer—Ruled, motion granted, with costs of mo. ‘udlcounry wt aut ds, per- ies. Arabucas. he wore round hig’ neck, pint BM. cegetlety the} Vetrgav’s Surcgry, Vor. 1.—H.G. Langley. Lys Loe M. Blakely & GW. Peck et. al—M eatresoate Tih ofice Ww L Soflecoors eater base sttioh: , ¥ 5 limits of jacket. v ef . . W. tt ve. M. Q it. al.—Mo- i 4 ct ei oe on eit See stewed | srr pst i etc Serie ye | NCW YoCk— The Siw vole of chi great wor | wx aed te ca te i Sek ne | et a aa el wc ey mitting suicide in fature. Ofeee ac ¢ official description of “ Little,’ attorney | avoiding the crowd and delay which will necessarily Occur fo! Purchasing elsewhere” Ridgely laid be- | ‘ h one : eral the being charwed. boil Poh ane HEL| oo. tee the illustrated by elegant engravings, has just been is- jenn age George Kenneth et al.—Motion of , vt Bie may be ‘obealped on. application et the office sued, in beautiful style, from the press of Mr. basi Sea hcie that cel =i ‘ e sper Sa ib amet uptils oeh RST ED, asabove stated. Officers Ridg 3 Langley. It comprises the latest advantages of the | costs of opposing the motion to abide the event. | —2s7toMzle re Reeve, Albany: New Youk, to obtain this morning for | present advanced state of surgical art, and also in-| J. R. Palmer ads. Robert F. Winslow —Tho order at | FOR SALE A tex and ¢ ind bon en locee gowee, foe Wright, and will immediate to the city, if per- | cludes the rich experience of the eminent profe: Gene Perera me cur tn CORN ee Sg: GB ce a ether wiph, &, “rating, bones, bern, Mite McCurry. ‘They will probabl y arrive Witetheirpeteee sor, under whose editorial revision the work has Common Pleas panei ile Com New pO inthis city, on hursday n h McCurry wou! ese It will be found the most valuable contri- Before Judge Ulshoeffer. MPKINS, ate weed 7 ge Reema of bet fail owes any Pen ray imself, | bution to medical science which has yet appeared. | Jax. 21.—No jury cases being ready, the Court, after Im@ec Tek.’ SH D. ag th ad it Bewever despersia an ~ rt, we feel satisfied that in the | The entire work, consisting of three large ectavo | din of an unimportant inquest, adjourned over to CHEAP SPECTACLES. ——TABLEAU AND FANGY BALL | of escaping the gallows oe Stn ings ton volumes, and a ‘beautiful atlas in quarto, will be | Wednesday morning, AT,9 DUANE STREET, New York, door from TABLEAU AND FANCY BALL tainly done hieeduty in arresting MeGeee. aaa cer; | completed in the course of the spring. ‘Terms to Cireult Court. Broudway-—-HENKY D. BLACKWOOD, Working Ge (devtlegnes eas Bacon phandy eee ee Meseasadice | Hays” says, "Itt don’t lodge him safely in Baltimore city | S¥bscribers $10 for the complete work. No stu- Before Judge Kent. Ci oo anigadpdeat shag conaeg ae arena ‘Tablesun, or Faney wr ly equi for Masa | jail, then they may hang me.” In connexion with the | ‘¢t Or practitioner should be without this work. Jax. 21.—Theriot vs. Prince—This case, reported in 58 PRINCE, STREET, murder of Mr. Roux, there has no doubt arisen, in the} CoLumBtaN Magasing.—The number of this | og Herald, was resumed, and stands adjourned Containes for Parties of fifty or one hundred persons saat on | Prictar Ctra ndeer te ec pane, Peandicial to the pro | flourishing periodical for F i erento thie forenecn, hse to ony part of the Unit Beg vrompy ‘attended | Prletar of the pele een) a =, affair hap- | that increased excell and value, which we ad- Court Calendar—This Day. to. Im*re ie pig Deelnpe: sao . Nol Pate med sey | verted as furnished by the previous number. The] Common Pieas.—Nos. 8, 11, 16, 18, 21, 28, 24, 95, 26, TEETH! TEETH !! TEETH!!! affuir thn himself, Upon a A dey md engravings are beautiful, particularly that one tilue- | and 27. Finest single joint GREAT REDUCTION IN-DENTISTRY. | CTY, he was overjoyed even to tears. On Saturday last, | ‘fative of the birth-place of Washington. “ The | Cracuit Covnt.—Nos, 59, 82, 84 to 88, 90 to 94, 36. SL CHE, ee Aa ATO NN PANTISTRY. _ | alettcr arrived at the city post office, directed to Mr. Ne: | desertion of Serjeant Champ,” is also an excellent anak anes ith erect cars und ciemrion weld te Ssenetare, Ci gie tosh ethane: ++J6cents, only! irked ” and, as might be suppo engraving,from one of Chapman’s most spirited de- Naw York, 20th Jan., 1845. | ith every care and attention paid to Lesuemmanentea fine Gold Koi 15 " ircumstances alluded to, the Seovicion! teen it signs. The articles are varied,numerous,and of high | 148 Gorpon Bennett, Esq.:— lastic blue Steel 9} @. 50 might have been from McCurry, or might in some way be | merit. ‘Edith Fairlie” is one of the best tales we Dear Si ‘ bas aac oo : s connected with the murder, \. These have read for years. The lines “A Mot too much liberty in asking ? s ; Dentist, y A her to her ‘ ; ; ae. >. jal? Im*ee : , | Suspicions were communicati 5 Child,” by the associate editor, Mr. R. A. West, | YOU to have Bishop Hug lectures reported in $e. 6d. i SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS. pinion i sent for A Me fe a vane, with <rinces pach delioeey of cempmees. Abogutber, | Fors, orn ong gan anna a lg ) ea peg Rd aber oy OE ya barnes Stes ent aise Sy Peta ree ssh des el et rope esi umber ‘engraving, fut number, "haecdeen dear vir, the atest service to the i Concare bles into Your gw fu tame, but in no way cenneoted with the murder, are particularly ee yo contents are | cause ot truth and God. I allude in perticular to id Geatlenaen atereded as their cwvn rendenees. it ies rarprise: of nd "7 ¥ im pablisher, | the Rev. Dr. Pise’s lectures, which I would not ec ~ ; a : give for all the gold in the world eetearart a saa cana evomat, Maausie Tw umber ara ad perl found in the room where the deed bad been perpetrated; | towards of a dozen of our Sg he pee ye A An Oup Farenp. turing, ct t ithas since been analyzed, and = Ba Sepia ce alee Itmay have oy y . W. Graham publisher. Wertenes Mevensents TW) D Gkoss A the knife ; or to destroy t Turer’s Lire or Narotxon, Part I—Bu & Mr. J. B. Weller, M. C., from Ohio, is now in this city | seatly put up in tin, wood and paper, in any sized packages, and tion.— Baltimore Clipper, Jan. 20. Stringer, New York.— Mesere. Carey & Hart, of | stir Astor House. ‘The' Hon. J. H. Anderson leat How. | #8 lot 10 wut pyre Hest MATCHES. Philadelphia, have just issued the first part of . highly ap; ‘and recommended ‘for family use b; Massacuuserrs Orrizete.—Some thirteen free | great work trom the early sheets recerved in ad, pale TE We etating: oR eMontion Ses Tew tem | ee Se telivat ontich we se dimes: men of color, who came here om board of vessels | vance of lication in Paris, with notes and Sh partially. efasiows te palloes re ha badge] ne the Vales. iterdi a Herbert, Eeq., one of the most nes ee ms yooes the residents of Washing. ayiae a te const eae aeneral. wruance of the sot forbidding free ty. This i cer | so ~' . rhe on long voyages and ex- Some within the limite. of the State. tainly a very valuable Heasor Bronson is lecturing in Pittsburgh. Von of ail limates, without the slighest i weed Renner: vd brary of our country. The present part is well got | Dr. Hawkes, formerly of St. Thomes’ Church, in this ‘and Grocers in the I Drugwists nent interference with ar tae that o aps Containing eprards of 100 Ty elves seal sccepted a call from the Vestry of Christ Church, at Shepaid's Bookstore, 191 Broadway, ot at their . i ji N leans. lAajie ‘on the part of our in these matters.—N. | printed matter, and a most beautiful two third-en- P ‘m SPALDING & CO. Voerpans in Now Verb ean tahi’s course of Writing in Ofeons Pic Jem ue Sraving of Napoleon. The whole work is to be| Jouy Gorpon.—The House of Representatives IGARS! ‘ ep RET completed in 10 parts, at 12) cents each. on Friday, refused by avery decided vote, 39 to 21 Kl Na ite the Herald Buil Wuar’s in a Naw r . > y avery » 89 ; 9 treet, opposite t . N , MMaruiey anv S:notx; Harper Brothers, New | to concur in the joint resolution of the Senate for a joint i ites the attention of his friends and ceatee.c iectceas nt iy of ¢ peti. | LOFK.—Another of Arthur's excel'ent works, form- a a the rem a oe reprieve CiIipisctiini. = é : i interest! bed ohn Gordon, under sentence of death for murder of , = ‘ tion from parents in St. Louis, ee ing sequel to “Lovers and Hus | ne eee ant eennence, February is the day fixed | {oealias of various Pancuelas of various brands, their kom ‘yen to Mar for the execttion.— Providence Journal, Jan. 20 day Canstne Dallas. Mr. Buford moved is reference to the #Laware Ton —Farmer & Daggers, New York. — , Ricets, Tobacco ous report |} —A timely reprint of this entertaining work, as Fieg at Mepviwwa.—On Monday week the Law Noriegas, Lord Byron: : oom ‘ith a recommendation if they ehewe—St. Louis | not a copy was to be had, as the cartae ia, ‘for | Office ofS. M. Burroughs, and two sticining buildings ‘The ahove Segara ciaranjeed as gui and imported, and r ‘ love or money,” except on the shelves of a few | were destroyed by fire. Mr. B. lost the whole of a valu. | "Qh" Urdery from abroad will be strictly attended to, Juadniou i circulating li he preseot edition is re- | ble law library. “ Loss about $4,000, on which there was | 315 im*rre T. 5 m ANNEXATH . _ » ttre at . OTT. PR nr tae ee or wall a town | Vised and corrected with anew introduction, notes, | “*msll insnrance, LEECHES! LEECHES! reese meeting, to consid &e. by the author, and an original pretace b —The leathe UST RECEIVED—Per ship Franklin, from Hamburg, Pee ee. ih cya Howton, td of penn Grant Thorburn. here is lite dou bat” that bay own, Orage oe ane ee cackte | rrr fh pont o€ veh Lech ot ae wholes relation to that matter. he present action wi as popular as destroyed by fire on instant. 000. No in- ’ . ¥ ae one be held at an early day.— Bunker vious. or surance. a es ‘yar jaB Im*ec vapor tee street.