The New York Herald Newspaper, February 8, 1845, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. AGGREGATE CIRCULATION THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND, THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD. To the Public, 2 THE N&W YORK HERALD—Daily Newspaper—pub- lished every day of the year except New Year's Day and Fourth of Juby. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per annum—postages paid—cash in advances. THE WEEKLY HEKALD—published every Saturday 6M cents per copy, or $3 12 per annum—post cating to the pul fine cut and sm lowing may be took the premium at the late he leaf; 4 rrs—Hose seented, man, Lundyfoot, French’ Rape American Geatle- are all warranted to be made of the finest qualities of leaf tobacco, and by the most experienced work- ‘The subseriber would also warrant his tobacco to be bet- tured than any other in the Btate of New York or Orders directed as above will customers may rely on hsving ith ttention,and same pains taken aa if they Fulton street, and A. A. Samanos, tia for the city of New York. at the cirenlation of the OUSAND, and increasing any paper in this city, for at channel for business Felons moderate meas wad iu the most elegant styles nM most JAMRS GORDON BENNETT, Fuoraimron or tux Henatp Estapus Northwest comer of Fulton and Nassau streets, fh He hag the (i or the world, and, Gh th Dit. LAKUNEK, GUNSULLING ENGINE Ltt CARD.—The Pubji Dr. LARDNER + continues the F f business as a Consulting Engi- gineer, which be followed on an extensive scale in Englaud and Branes. Inventors, patent may consult him on matters real i Principles of practical science. Certific ‘and usefajuess of new inventious and fevorts on disputed-questions and doubéful points, ex- with a view to the will be supplied or Business Letters must be er HEAPEST AND BEST.—Red Ash © f Ward, 20 Eltaabeth st. All under shedae cret escnesea Pr red clea to any pat of the iz. Large ; Large Orders received De elizabeth ats, and a arts. Y perimental investigations, yee ge 10 before cousultstion, fovcloek A.M. poset oe NEW YORK oe arian RAILROAD tore commer Houston and CHEAP SPECTACLES T.93 DUANE STREET. Broadway. HENKY D. Optician, as proc New York, first door from | half'amiie ef will run as follows :— of of the above, advertises the 1 R AR! On and after October 28, the Leaving City Hall for following cheap Bae TO LET. _THE four story brick building NO. 83 Authon: 4 FA. it being 90 feet by 26, and so necr Broudway weuld be ood Tocation for a’Hotel, or for Lodge Rooms, or for ms. For particulars, inquire of D. D, £6 3t*m Mil ry Drill IDESON, No. 49 Anthony street. ABRAUTIFNS EAE: vs pwn FARM, situnted4n: the. to iy ygotniuing seventy acres of Rood Rea ants erode an a je family. it ivi crafts family EA Fe de by tne runs down to Eastchester Creek, whi is order, and there is good stabling for twelve horses. ‘he whole piace is well watered and on the premises is a beautiful Fishpond. here are two churches within a. apd peace pase ewice day Dy be hones tainesrsce the Aiea York and Harlem Railroad at William's Bridge, whith 1s with. in three miles Premises. ‘There is an abundance of Fruit on said premises, which was selected by tha present Qwner with great care.’ The distance from City Hall, New ork, is scant sfxteen miles Possession canbe had by the Ist of the ret concerning said property, can be Also, adjoining said property, fo witha good Stone House on it, with Barn wed Seabieseoenated: Possessing the same advantages as the aby 4 "The said forty acrea will be sold seperately or the Farms to- gether, (making 1 110 acres) to suit the purchaser. fed Im*re WM. H. HICKS, No. 20 Wall street, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ABOUT FIFTY ACRES of choice Laud in the &:h Ward, in the city of Brooklyn, fronting the New York Bay, and commanding a beautiful prospect. ‘The si Hon is highly picturesque. Enquire of JOHN 8. BERGEN on the premises, 4a29'‘Imére * FOR SALE—A valuable Farm, forming a partof the Tas known as Morrisania, situated on the Harlem river in the county of Westchester, consisting of one hundred and t6n acres of land, properly fenced and in good order. U the Farm there is a commodious modern built Mansion House, with a garden, ‘All necessary appendages, s a gentleman’s country residence. ‘There are also upon the Farm two Farm Houses, and all necessary out buildings. Also, a Yaluab) 1 site and water power, and an orchard. .’The said accessible from the bem ithin nil ity Hall prih the pri CAAA SEA Raper pres the curs of the Si fee age ta duire between Wand? B. M.of HM. MORRIS, 18 Im* re 1 Pine street, second story. Williams? Bric PM CSP. Mf ea 25 A M185 Ps My Hall 8A.M.,i1 A’ I leave City Hall at omecy Vantin Ge owery. I precede eae ‘= STILL Chere set with the best glasses, 10 thems in the manahaetens ‘estehester Train wi Hall, at the comer of Broome st. der and 27th street, ton minutes before the time of start and will take up passengers al Extra Harlem and Merisiania will be used, to insure, as far as possible, the satisfaction ‘W. 8. CARMAN, Secretary. _ LONG ISLAND RAIL-ROAD COMPANY. ae it Convex Pebbles set into your own fr j. 108, {Concave Pebblesse: into your own frames; 12, same rate of cheapness. and Gentlemen atteuded at their own residences. HOWARD HOTEL. NEW YORK. THOMAS & ROE, PROPRIETORS. THIS well known establishment, at the comer of Broadway and Maiden Lane, in the eity of New Yorke js now opened ucder the direction and proprietorahip of the undersigned, by whom its high reputation, aa, an, Hotel of the first class, will, it is hoped, be fully sus it has been Dut in the most thorough and complete repair, painted and re- ‘Those arrangements which have ever rendered 1t equally autractive and convenient to men of business, to, men. of vure, and to private famflies, will be continued, the plan still existing f | av ing wo different hours for meals, so that all may be suited. rangement, it is believed, is a peculiar feature of this establishment, and has provede: ly satisfactory to 1 In addition to the exertions of the undersigned, allits iter: those of Mr. John Thomas, formerly. af the Ai | ‘Albany, and late of the United States Hotel, Saratews: Springs, friend ofthe House aud the public generally. “Pheunder look, with confidence, to the maintevan which the “Howard Hotel” has ever been honored, nor iP SiRPHEN HOY, (Late commander of the Hudson River Steamboat “kmpire.” New York, January Siti ree eenmbone empire”) NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8, 1845. DALLY’S TOBACCO MANUFACTORY, 285 River St. Troy himself of this. me joking Tobacco and Fulton market, ‘I'he fol at his storeand factor ROBERTSON’S PHCENIX HAT AND CAP MANUFATORY, . . ¢ No. 103 FULTON STREET, EAST SIDE OF BROADWAY. rhe extensive application of the system of small profits, cash payments and large 0 many branches of business. in this City within a few, years) and the eminent success which, this lan deserves, and has in almost every instance received, has led the subscriber to. test its application to the HATTING business. In a city whose inhabitants are widely distinguished for neatness and taste in dress, and at the same time for econo- bf thrift, there seems great reason to believe that as) stem which enables the community to gratifya laudable partialit; for uratness a’ an unprecedentedly small expense, will meet wit no small degree of favor, Determined. to ascertain whether a branch of business which concerns the head and pocket of every ‘man in the community, cannot be conducted on this plan, tl subscriber has employed a large number of the best workinen im facturing and fisishing departments; also skilltul and Makers. Each department is under the constant ‘These arrangements, mate personal knowledge of the business, ties for purchasing to the best advantage—low rent yenses of Broadway—intlex:ble ad- jon to keep pace determi improvements, and with the current Fashions of the day, er him to say with all confid: he now offers to the citizens of New York, articles im ine fully equal in style and durability to those sold in Broadway, and unequalled in cheapuess and economy to any ever offered in this city. le begs leave to refer to the following schedule of articles, and their respective prices annexe: ap an ay Oa rst it) tri teeene oe “Mdenvical with Hats heretofore’ sola Ehahed 4 $5 00. Any one on examination will pronounce them the same, and will, oa trialyfind them to do equally as good service, sold at $3. 00° and $3.50—very ‘neat in appear- ance, and very serviceable. CAPS. First Quality Mens and Boys. ease cones lade of superior Freng cis nd raed superior manner, uswi t . pond Genie usually sold at $2 and $2 E ‘Thiad Quality. ally ‘sold An examination ‘will show that the style of the above articles cannot be surpassed by any establishment in this city or else- where. . N. B.—The style of Trimmings ado) at thi is particularly recommended as well for effect injury from perspiration or oil applied to tl ‘wreater ese and comfort to the wearer. ja3l Im*ec TABLEAU AND FANCY BALL ond (deatiemen ean ba Sompictly eauipyed fe Mosnuerader ‘Tableaus, or Fancy Balls,isat sp Sunlnpes (ee Deaaneneees 58 PRINCE STREET, Near Niblo’s Gafden, ‘Costumes for Partie of fey or one hundred ‘persons, sent on hire to any part of the United States. Letters Ponwy attended 5 Ja3 Im*re CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED. G4! TLEMEN OR LADIES having any. superfluous C, thing oc Fumiture to dispose of, can obtain the highest cashoi cesfor the same, by sending for the subscriber, at his residen ¢, Duane street, No. 69, in the basement. ; M. 8. COHEN. | P.S.. A line through the Post Office, or otherwise, will be prompt! attended to. 425 Im*re rnin WINTER ARRANGEMEN 3 Leave Brooklyn, at halfvest 7 oA. Mt ICE TO LAWYERS—A young man having. some 10 improve tha j ‘Address a note to. X. ¥. Z. at the offee of ey LET, AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION EI Store No. 97 Nassau street, Herald Build- es, Wi ixtures, Stove and Pipes, ready set and all complete. App! the Herald, for terms, &c. Yied. stopping at Farmingdale and St , to which immediate attention will be given. re r. r Hicksyille and intermediate Tuesdays, Thurstays places, daily; ond on and Saturdays, through to Greeaport and in- termediage places. CROTON FOUNTAIN BREWERY mubscriber to meet Amber Ales, hith bany, has rendered HE inability of the the hitherto+manufactured itnecessary, to meet the mence a Brewing establishment y ‘be as above, where he ‘ rticle which it is presumed will even inc! Neastat sun alubeious hereon ais her) Taek jubrious beverages, and i ‘ksville and intermediate § at his Brewery. in wants of his customers, to com! laces, d Leave Greeaport for Brooklys, Boston ‘Travg, a¢ 1P. Mor on the steamers daily, Sundays ex: 13th streets, with cellars part! idiFive Lots on the northerly side and 2nd avenues, overlooking the city and Kast Ki My Accommodation ‘Train, { and’ intermediate places, ou Mon. WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, wnich will hair {0 its original color in a few minutes. ‘This from any yet offered, and cannot fail of su- hair without injuring its Growth. ‘Those who doubt its virtues, are requested to have their hair this teethod thesb Wold be wo neasce to complataes ous Ne ‘Qne trial will prove the fact. Sold wholesale and re ite the Hall Fer im*re ENGLISH, FKENOH AND AMEKICAN AGENGY at LIVERPOOL ING withdrawn guy Agency a From Hicksville for! Broo! F-NO Ti Mondays, es ‘Wednesdays, § Via Norwich. Frida ‘y! ae A, Man Bee ys, ? Via Ston’gton | great advantage of beautifying erect FOR BALE—Twenty-f cIGHT CARS, auch as are used on the Penuayleaniac taal lied at No. 5;Chatham st, y willl ale atthe premises ofthe anbvezee vrelock New York, up stairs; oad street,below Locust street, Philadelphi STATEN ISLAND : through to the 7th ayenue and 41st street, Lots on the southerly side of i3th spreet, near 5th avenne. Six Lots oi ication to be made at the desk of the office of i3ltfre VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE—Five A the northerly sideof 1sth atreet, between 6th aod 7th avenues, with court yards in front, and in the midst of Slegpat improvements. ree Lots on the southerly side of th street, between the 6th and 7th avenues, in an imp: neighborhood. Two Lots on the southerly si of Mth street, near the 8th avenue. Four Lots on the easterly side of 7th avenue, between 12thand ig out. 39th street, between the Ist The whole amount may remain on mot Thy red, and 70 yer cent if not improved. | G. He WINTER. 526 Im*ec 16 Wall street, a a Z £O LET OK LEASE.—A large two ‘story brick fis] Houre, on the southwesterly corner of the Bloomingdale road and 40th street, with sufficient ground whereon to manufactory, which will be built if requited. ‘Also, a two story frame Cottage, House, and five Lots, on the northwesterly comer of the Bloomingdale road and 40th street, with a works! p, stable, barn, &c. "The house will be painted and put in good fence and repair, with a court yagd in front, on the Bloomingdale road. Also, 8 Lots adjoining on the Bloomin; an road, running wvenuie and » for florist oF wfacturer. Buildings will be erected if required. ‘Also, a Lot in 30¢h street, between the 7th and 8:h avenues, to G. H. WINTER, lease. { _ 526 Im*ec 16 Wall street. Ke Coat Bosionand New otk! we honey of No. 9 Court, are our authorized Agen ‘Shipping and Forwarding toe Fag they should pass thro MESSRS. ADAMS & CO., several Offices, as fol bois Dee. Ist, the Boats will leave as fol . 7 Wall for the United States to net for us as our y Alsy, id 54, P.M. hy e, and thi tory bi buil Te ASMe, ia place of 12 lane, and the three, story ui FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT ARK AND NEW YORK. THE NEW a follows Band Cent atk, foot of Centre street, » foot of Barclay street, 3 0” 9, and 12, A. On Sundays the Boat will lea ntire +e Chesnut street, Philad. | No. 8 Fourth st. Pittstorg. Shetucket.st. Norwich, iverpool May 1, 1644. WILLMER & SMITH take this MMe Uaroa, hat eur — 8, MER RAINBOW, Gare. NAINBOW ptember 10cb will ran daily, ig | rae | Pe CHANGE, OF LOCATION. Bowons New York, and.all ' jand in the same. village, known as Loug:Dock. co aval asiness. Has THE CONSTANT AND PRESO- TION OF THe PRINCIPALS, OD & SMITH have made ie., passing through N ‘he other cities in the UNITED STATES BETWEEN NEW Lpereens of Geelr' 6 AL! EPORT—HOU- DW! EUREK, IMRO. Gr pee tm Iundays excepted, at 6% A. ibany at? A.M. ‘Albany passeagerg, on arrit team| dell, and the foot of Rose- necen texion whatever with EG. hacker SET, fOO% | the Third Avenue, in t ITHS ENGLISH EXPRESSES. | Al ht Train daily at 6 A. M. in For further informat namisaion of important faithfully delivered b Millom ell cootslons, be toe FOR BATH, anor new qeamer N. Kimball, leaves iY \¥ Passengers to the neighboring towns. FOR LONDON—Regular Packet of 10th Febraary— Shes, feet, eniling Capt. E- Knight, wil end of T wharf, Amerioa, is prepared to afford i got T hath, B ‘tive security for the due Performan ‘on, her arrival at the abor. sinees a8 may be extrusted to his Liverpool establishment HAVE YOU A COUGH? commbocs va ‘xXpectorant, a safe ru Tie splendid, first SWITZERLAND, fail as above, her regular day. Having very superior accommodations for cabin, second ca- bis, ond steerage pascenyers, pers take immediate application * eg not neglect it. ' the want of a little xt VE YOU A COUGH neatly put in lots to medical prescription, containing no poisono im_an extensive practice for several year afford relief, and save you from consumption, which ‘ishing to embark should Physic 100 Pine street, comer of LaNew Line—| id. Be persuaded to pure! ve you @ cough? you should take to cure of the thousand cases w! t h hase a bottle of the late. jayne’s K~sctorant is the only remedy aaplain reason,that in no one been used has it failed to re- Prepared and sold by Dr. Jayne, 20 South Third street, & D. Sands, Draggis and 77 East Broadway. COKBITT may be consulted fOR LIVERPOO! to sail the 26th of Vacket Ship (+A For freight or passage, aplendor ‘or comfort, ap pers, as they have frequently been taken on long voyages ‘on board at Or E. K. COLLINS & CO, 56 South street. Captan A. Eldridge, will plese tas pomnise dare iSoee PACKETS FOR LIVER. thin ROCHESTER hia. Sold by the Fulton street, 273 Im*m Ni POOL—Packet of yind favorite packet mir eu, Captain J. Britton, will sailon Friday, of this splendid ship and Fy in the old country, Gepemecttar infor Univeity of 8 the city in ¢} ol "Those wishing ‘can make arrange- menis with the subscribers on f:vorable. terme, Cm pin out in Cy ope taegnifioens paebet,sal or in any of the New Live o gin 2 'W. & J. T. TAPSCOTT, 76 Sonth street, corner Maiden Lane. KOR LIVERPOOL—The New Line—Kegula 890 toes burthen, Capt. John you are judiciot aot by S 1nd atte ine tany scape rout a certain disease ia any of its forms. d22 $m’ IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE. OCTOR EVANS, No. 12 Peck slip, near Water street, been more than forty in the hysic and surgery, particularly in curing ha sbetiones sleqes: euasoen In Tis teres, serieveree used by mal-practice. It is of the 4 rtunate to chuose an ¢1 ition, will sail as above, her For freight or passage, hiv sons, apply to the Cs wear eeot Barling pee ee hear un on bi at JDAULL & ML Passage $100. tet ship Hottinguer, 1050 tons, Captain Ira Bursley will succsed tho Rochester, and sail on her regular day, 21st 9 vitien De Ee Mai ithe ician, Dr. E. | tt and most experienced in this city; his pract reat, his success astonish W—Regular Packet—The fast sail- barque ADAM CARR, 350 tons rt Scott, is now ready to receive under the firm of DA’ ag = gy date from 23d Decembe ‘most reasonable and ¥. ent accommodations, ap- to 7 T -] SSRUCL & MINTURNS, SALTER’S YOUNG MAN’S FRIE! valent, | may even Pt tunequalled in power, neatralizes the FO NEW ORLEA \8—Kegular » R. Garder, wil ‘ould make immediate applica- ne to. |OSEPH MeMURRAY, 100 Vine street, corner of South. T BRITAIN & is mixture may be relied on jncidoge wuggualled for ine of Pro and the eure of eertain imprudences, ticular with the m ‘AY, 136 Fulton stieet, (Lamp sture,) Sun Bui York’—Price $1. ov" Persons wishing to emb: m ou board, foot of Wa! Beef and Pork, in TIMS’ PATENT BOXES. PROPRIETORS OXES, would respectfally call that they ‘have. appoia lersey City, their agent for ‘Also, agent {or transacting all basiaess cons cy suihantd osaatidhe “All crmmanientions directed io him at ons ron 7 ane ¥ Cty Tron Foundry, wi see Mile ND.—Persons wi 8 PATENT: CAR rend, eothan les trom £1 upwards. Nant nthe National ‘and Provinei Co.; Exchage an Brit Bon, London, jes, ja chet throughout Ireland. Sorsey City, January 7th, 1945. 0 0) Las Soy torent eee OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE O YORK, Feb. 3, 1845. t Directors of this Institution ing year, the following gentlemen were elect nal Bank of scoth YMEN—Remittances in tamer Cambrian leaves Boston on the lst February, by be forwared. W, & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 76 South st. cor. Maiden Lane. SLEIGH BELLS!!!~SLEIGH BELLS!!! RIBERS have now on hand a large and com. igh Bells, fixely polished, and an Election held this ant fe » asnortimeat of Sei stepped in various Ways ont eet Phorne, omas '. Woodraf, R. Robson, M. D., rece! ior ast Potatoes, A ehn Re Davison, Liverpoo!, and for sele in lots to, vt Pgrebe 74 South tract: corner MM and very superior & CO,, 66 South st, for slain low 8. FOR SALE—The House and Lot No. 3 Wall street, frag being 40 feet front ou Wall street. “The building five sto- ies high, exclusive of the basementand sub-cellars. ‘The yemiises contain about thirty apartments, all well and commo- ranged for offices, stores, and other purposes. ‘The a excellent order. <= ic CWO three-SLOTY DMCK Stores, Nos. 14 and 16 Maiden ding on the west side of Greene street, one door sough of Maiden lane, and in the rear adjoins the property on Maiden lane. ‘These premises are in d order and well situated for busi woo 3 | | All the above mentioned property is now well tenanted, and | fora auent investment peculiar! rable. 525 2w*re &. KR. TILLOU, 58 Wall street. FOR SALE—A Farm, of 170 acres, on the east bank f Huds River, near the village of Rhinebeck, with an stock of eattle, horses, farming utensils, &c. popes, barn, coach house, dairy houses, hay ts A'so, . being 5 acres, in the village of Fort Lee, on the west bink er, known as the Orchar’, with several houses and improvements thereon. Also, the piece of of about 51 acres, exclusive of the dock and water point. ‘This property is much improved and most of it in excellent fen Also, following property in the city of New York, viz:— the houses and lots Nos 77,79, 79% and 81 Varick street, be all brick houses in good condition and repair: No. 81 being feet wide, an jouse, containing humerous and well atrang~ ed apartments and accommodations. All this property is near Canal A! tree! a pie of land on 20ch stpoet, inclading about 12 lots near Iso, 16 lots in the 12th ward, of 3d avenue, corner of Sist street; one lot on the south side of 50th street; one lot on the north side of 49th street: three lots on the south side of 49th street—all west of and near the 3d avenue; three lots on the west side of 2d avenue, between 56th and 57th streets; two lots on the north side of 57th street; and two lots ‘on the south side of 58th street—the last mentioned feur lots be- tween the 2d an d 3d avenues. ‘The terms of sale will be made easy. F. R. TILLOU, ja25 2w*re No. 58 Wall street. SOMETHING NEW. F ecuated by the {plead Stason, at Lrapsowed Riietion Match an improved Fric is, TB RY WITHOUT BHIMSTONE. . now offer fo reasonable terms, TWENTY THOUSAND GROSS' in tin, wood and paper, in any sized packages, and t purcl " 'HESE, MATCHES: are highly apy ved of and recommended for family use b; and chemists, in consequence of the absence of sul- phar in their manufacture, the fumes of which are so disagree- able and deleterious to all, and particularly injurious to persons having weak lungs or delicate constitytious ‘They are particularly recommended to the attention of ship- Posed to the action of all elfmates, without the slighest injury. For sale by the principal Druggists and Grocers in the city. Orders left at Shepard’s Bookstore, 191 Broadway, or at their office, 161 Bleceker street. jald_im*m SPALDING & CO. FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE ROBERT SONIAN METHOD. NEW COURSE of Lessons. in French, according to the system of Robertson, will be given by Mr. EDMOND DU BUISSON, A. M,, at98 Leonard st., commencing on Monday, 17th instant, at o'clock, P.M. This system, so well m in Europe, will be explained by the Professor. Perso respectfully” ructions in French for a number of years at uder hool, and for the past year at M. U. Le Rows collegiate ‘school at New Brighton, would respectfully refer to those entlemen, both in regard to qualification and character, All ieee in the'meantime may be obtained at his residence, iw: "A, New Course for Ladies will be opened on the same day, at 10 o'clock, A. M. M.M CeLaforest, Frencli ou] Br: Forter, 1 Barclay forest, von- rer, st. EM ound Dr. Crossinan, 400 Broadway Wb, Draper, 7 Beaver at. |W. H: Cary &Co., i Peart E. Fabrequettes,61 Maiden lane. | C. C. Carter & Co, 178 do. E. pet New at,” | Berard & Moudon, 36 Coury 49 Nassau st | land st. Rowle} Hey DrJohn Power, 15 Bar| M. Melly, 98 Maiden Lane clay street. {7 aw®re COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. HE UNDERSIGNE)) have formed a Copartnership to oarry on the Curing, Packing and Smoking Provision Business, vi N COLT uch Copartnership to J, DAVISON, ROSWELL 1 COLT, Jr. Now York, Int February, 1845. DAVISON & COLT, Having taken the large and commodious premises of Mersrs, Fly Hoppock & Co,, 76 Sullivan street, near Canal street and he North K iver, long and favorably known as among the best for the Curing, Packing and Smoking of all kinds jons, will cary on that be various branches, it a cont nuance of the pi age towards this ablic pa establishment, pledging themselves that al} arti shall be of the first ality only. In addition to Prime and Mess is and half-barrels, for exportation or for Nome aonaamotion, and put up secordingly, they Wil ways KRTICLES OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY ¥ USE OR FOR EXPORTATION. 4 and % bis best. quality | Marton Hams, smoked. ‘alton Market Beef, choice | 3g barrels Dutchess and Put- pieces, ‘man Co. Cora Fed Pork. Rounds do, spiced. san | aims suuar cured, smoked, Choice pieces amoked, (Irish | Shoulders, do.’ do hung Deel) Pign Heads, do do ‘smoked. Jowls, do do Bacon, do do Lard, city rendered, supr. alty. ‘exportation or’ ip atores, will be execated with patch, and all articles pare! from them will be free of expense to any part of the city, or put on board, received by Messrs. Read & Hoppock, 34 Water street, or at the premises, 76 Sullivan street. 17 Ge#ec ve SIX BARREL SELF-COCKING AND REVOLVING PISTOLS, BLUNT & 8, No 44 Chatham atreet, ANUFACTURERS of the above article have now a com- AVL plete assortment ready for the Spring trade, which they of- fer at reduced prices, They would invite the attention of mer- chants aod dealers to their assortment, to the manufacture of which, they have paid personal attention, and from the increased quantity they are making, can sell them lower than before of- i ‘Also—Guns of their own manufacture, as well asevery vari- ety of imported Guns and implements, in quantities to suit pur- chasers, at exceedingly low prices, { 3m*m rpRosk BOARDS.—B owe, a0 re lo. jeneen ot, ON, J15 Im* ree TAXES OF 1844. OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES, Lp AuMs House, PARK. | PURSUANT to the Act “for the Collection of es in the City of New York, passed April 18th, 1843.” public notice is hereoy given, that unless the ‘Taxes now remaining anpaid, shall be paid to me at my. office, on or before the fifteenth day of February next, an addition of one per cent will be charged; anda further addition of one per cent will be charged on all 0 fifteenth day of March Taxes remaining unpaid on 5 The present Jaw requiring the Taxes to be paid to the Re- ceiver only, (the office of Ward Collectors having been abolish- ,)all those who can make it convenient to pay their Taxes early, will find it greatly to their advantage to do so, thereby avoiding the crowd and delay which will. necessarily occur for seyeral days previous to the percentage being charged. ‘The ‘Tax Bills may be obtained on application at the office. Office hours from 8 o'clock, A. M. until 2 o’clock P.M. H. T. KIERSTED, jaTtoMr1* re Receiver of BRUN LA ROSIERE & COURT, 116 William street, have just received by the Louis Phi large assortment of Wreaths, Polka, Rachel, Taglionia, Al- igerion Head Dresses; love ‘Trimmings and Hair Pins ; Camelia, Kores, anda large assortment of Fancy Flowers for Balls. "They are all of the latest styles, and for richness are surpassed by none in the United States. ec CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS! N,, EZEKIEL, 92 Nassau street, opporite the Herald Build + jngs, respectfully invites the attention, of his friends and the pablic generally, to the following choice Cigars, just re- ceived by 1s from Ha: lias of various brands, Pa f various brands, nuidad, Rionda, TANLa, Ni India, '_ Noriegas, Lord Byrons. above Segars are guaranteed as genuine and imported, and thestrade age invited to call and examine them. ‘abroad will be strictly attended to, CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, HE BUBSCAL! He ors ot de poten ofthe cash sytem, TD oaee va nen lation te pete tacts tings (0 pa afacture every kind o {Civil and Military clothing, of the maaterials, in Che me +( saperior style, at lower prices by tweaty- the same qualit ive per Cnt than 7 of garments, | Wiat-a Beat super Pants of faney "rd lain black Casa sattomson wha tgside ich evey elace on have Com nade in the beat style at she following prices = Dress Coats fram , oe 87 woe Pants from... Lt 2 au“ . + 18to 2 d22 Im*ec TEETH! TEETH!! TEETH!!! REAT REDUCTION IN DENTISTRY. HEAPEST Msi ey sei OFFICE IN THE CITY. A single Tooth set for. « +++ 25 cents, onl} ‘eeth ‘i with fine Gold Foil +75 ‘Tin Foil, of a superior quality, . - 50 Tootache cured or ulcerated stumps extracted..25 : N. TAYLOR, Surgeon Den jal2 Im*ec East Bro THE PICTORIAL NEWS RvOM, No, 22 CATHERINE STREET, BETWEEN EAST BROADWAY ANI) HENRY STREET. HAWKES, baving fittrd up a Parlor as a Geueral News + Room, under the above title, will be happy to see ds, and hopes by attention to business to merit a con- tinuance of the favors s0 liberally bestowed since he has been in the public line. we room furnished with New York and Old Country Pa- ularly. ihe Bar supplied with choice Wines and Spirits, fine flavor- od Segars, and fine Pale Ale, &e. Pinm*iag Imeec GENTLEMEN’S SUPERFLUOUS CLOTHING ENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES desirous of converting into as of cast off Clothing. will obtain from RIC, + the Subsoriber the HIGHEST C. the ei nie nf jway. To families or Gentlemen qui i Of the kind fl much, {o their advantage to send forthe Subscriber, who will stiend thea ia SETEVET, Olice No; t Wall street, and at 470 Hudson st. (GA line through the Post Office, or otherwise, will be punctually sttended to. jad im*re ATCHtS !—WATCHES 1D JEWEL who with to. purchase Gold. or Silver Watches, Chains, Gold Pencils, Keys, &¢,, will find it great! . dvantige to call on the subscriber, who is selling all descrip tions of the above at retail much lower than any other house fa thei. “Gold Wacheyar low as Gab and ES ech | Watches tan] Whew seed tine of tp mosey vate aches, pa py ate aches Repaired in the bet manner and warranted, ‘usual prices. eC ALLEN taocer of Watches end Jewelry, j15 Im*ee ‘Wholesale and retail, 30 Wall st., up stairs. BALLS, Se etinS YLAR’S FESTIVIE C. (THOSE gentlemen who intend enjoying the festivities of the ‘seaggu, are requested to examine a very rich and rare assort- ment of fashionable Scanrs, Cravats, Dress Groves, &c.. received by late arrivals from Paris and a fs i t tion of their patrons and st v and well selected assortment of the Maslin Snircs, large ing goods; Line eh Method, to ht ney Lamb's Wool, Flannel Cashmere, and 0 and ‘Silk Pocket Kerchiefs a the form of ine Wearer,) Silk, Menno, Lam ‘cut after the mest approv and Buckskin Shirts and Dra Dressing Robes; Hosiery, Cravat and Searf Stocks, ng Belts, Patent Elastic Shoulder Bi spenders, Buc jerino, Cashmere, Cloth, Beo Goat Skin Gloves, desiring any 0 ve articles will be certain to find them to suit their taste, Id establishment of | PARSELLS k AGATE, ee 237 Bi way, comer of Park Place. OR SALE—A Saw and Grist Mill, with a large work-shop attached tp which is applied about ten horse power, from the mil intngether ith a dwelling house, barn, blacksmith: shep, and eight acres of land. ‘The above property’ is situated in er, 18 miles from New York, and one from the Harlem x lars and terms, anply to JAMES W. it |. For TOMPRINS, 169 Eldridge st: New York, of on te rnmines of jutimtee PETER J SHEAN WOOD, _ jal? Im*ee PETER J. SHE. COLORED PAPER AND FANCY PAPER BOXES. fully informs his friends and the s to manufacture Colored Paper all varieties, at the old stand of the 74 Fulton cornet of Gold street He sf ‘A superior article, and to istomers. Orders will be to. yriment of Colored Fapers and Faney Paper id. _ ja30 ec At, MINN lates jeveuuee Inder: oo peoncepr of , OF nventor and now sole proprietor of + this Justly celebrated compound for shaving, has at length bronght it to u at pertect DOVE of perfection, beyond which it is inpossible to transcend. ‘There never was a Shaving Cream that has approached itin virtues peculisrly its own, paration reached the niche of fame that." Ring Bram” hes, nor hes any Shaving Soap received the pontanes ous walogies from the public press in all parts of the United fe it has for years carri Fair—ithas ergalphed « hua interfeite. The Vi bena Cream lowed by judges be the most penetrating, ng, and the most delicious as softas down, and the most of of her kinds, it the Ameri YC Rated ard ‘on™ imitations are not that have t Most instantaneous creamy lathergi ly seented Soap known—leaving the as amooth as a which all know, re tire sat warranted to gi mn ualities in any cfimite, ant not to shrink ne introduced, since which ©. H. Ring has by experimenca made a discovery that entirely prevents Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by Charles H. 92 Broome street, vearly opposite Centre Market. It is also sold at manufactares ces by Haviland, Kesse & C a Maiden Lane ;,James 8. Aspinwell, 86 Willinm street, and ar pial by tmoat-Dragand Fancy sree throughout the United tates. wlizn, The directions on every pot signed ©. H. Ring. wnthowt ; nk CO, sa EK. Co) : [Correspondence of the Herald } Troy, Feb. 3, 1845. Hanging « Man—His last Words—Mafit, §< I perceive, in looking over the columns of your instructive paper of Saturday, under the hend of “Personal Movements,” the statement that Miller, the murderer of West, who was sentenced to be hung in our city on the 28th ult., was hung in Al- bany. Thisisa mistake. the limits of the Troy jail. give you a brief statement of the facts. He ‘* Mil- ler,” was in great agony of mind all that part of the day he was permitted to live ; but when placed upon the gallows manifested considerable At abont 18 minutes to three o’clock, eynolds, the Sheriff, ‘who, by the way, per- tormed his trying duties most nobly,” drew out his watch, and finding that he had given him as long time as he possibly could, said to Miller— ** William, (that bein; i have just one minute live. guilty, we wish to have you confess it, and if you are not, we wish to have you say 80%” stantly replied, “ Iam innocent of the charge ;” and immediately the peg, which sustained the seven 56 pound weights, was knocked out, and he was launcheg torth—it may be with a lie in his mouth—upon the broad ocean of eternity. Catholics having made arrangementsfor his body, he was to have been carried to their church in the lower part of the city, but the Rev. Mr. Haver- man, their priest, finding an immense crowd in and about church, deemed it im the church with the body; he, 1 and had it carried to the ¢ where it was safely deposited in a vault. Maffit, the celebrated Methodist, has been astonishing the natives for the last week or two, He got one hundred dol- larsa week. Eider Kaapp has arrived in the city. I close in haste, promising to write you again, if there is any thing new. He was hung within You will allow me to jan narie,) you ger to live. udent to enter erefore, turned, with nightly harangues. Yours, &e. J. P.M City Intelligence. Police Office.—Escarz rrom tue Wartcu-Hovse — Two young men were brought into the Watch-house, last night, ior stealing, but this morning they were not tobetound. How they got out, or where they got out, is a mystery, a3 yet unexplained, and probably will con- tinue to be a mystery. A Buacx Joxe—Stxarixc FLour.—A negro, named Joe Danby, employed acattman, at the foot of Cedar street, to take a couple of barrels of flour for him to No 81 Cross ‘lad of a job, loaded the flour into jo. 81 Cross street, where he was Joe then went round street, and the cartman, his cart, and took it to paid by the negro and drove of. co try to sell the flour, and while so engaged, met M. P. Reynolds, who was satisfied that the flour was stolen, and took him tothe Station House, and from thence to the It subsequently appeared that the flour wus the property of Little & Skidmore,and that the negro had no sort of right or title to it. Annest or a Rioren —A man named Patrick Kave war held te bail at the Upper Police Office, for an assault and n_Mr. Harriott, one of the inspectors of elec: tions, at the Spring election, and for being eagaged in a He was held to bail in the sum of $1000. rests of vagabonds, in a beastit ving thieves, were made in the course of the day, greatly to the consterna- ton acd won‘erment of the old police officers, who are all taken aback atthe superior tact of their new rivals.— They took down their own prisoners. Coroner’s Uffice.—The Coroner was summoned to hold an inquest at No. 123 Mott street, upon the body of aman named James Condry, 30 years of the above place last night. Deceased had ia the iron works, at perate man. What the cause of death was could net be ascertained, as the inquest could not be got at in the Coroner's office, in consequence of the door being closed at 5o’clock, when the Court of Sessions adjourned. Whether the Coroner was summoned to hold any other inquest, is also a matter not within the reporter's knowledge, for the above reason. He was fully committed. of intoxication, and He was an intem- Spectal Sessior Befere the Recorder and two Aldermen. Farway.—Counsellor Hunt's Hat Case.—Deniel Kelly was placed at the ber on a charge of The complainant testified that the hat was stolen from him and found on the prisoner’s head yesterday. ‘The prisoner boarded in the same house with the compleinant. eating a hat from Heury Turner. her unknown to the public NSE, UU the following rich lunt—Now, Mr. Turner, was not the prisoner intoxi. cated when you found the hat ? Recoxver—Mr Hurt—Mr. Hunt, you had better let the prisoner tell his own story, I think. Hor, (coloring,)—- Yes, if the Court pleases, for this man, and have attended to his case all alon: Reconpex—Mr. Hunt, are you a counsellor or attor- Huwr, (embarrassed,)—Yes, sir. Recorpsr—Which, sir? Counsellor, or attorney? Hunt—Both, sir? Reconver—Have you been admitted in the Supreme Court, or Court of Common Pleas ? Husxt.—Commen Pleas. Recorper—Ah! very well, srr, if that is the case you can go on ; but the Supreme Court have recently decided that no person who has not been admitted as counsellor or attorney, in the Supreme, or Court of Common Pleas, can practise in this Court, and we mean to enforce the rule rigidly. Have you any witnesses for the defence, sir? unt—Yes, sir! rietor of the Clinton Hotel, and was asked ir. Hunt if he knew the character of Mr. Hopcxs—Well, sir, he was turned out of m Ubelieve, on account of improper conduct ; we had strong suspicions of his honesty, but could not prove anything against him. There was some silver missed when he Recorven—Have you more witness for the defence, Hunt—(Slightly embarrassed) —Y: table witness then testified th: jant for some time, and that he possessed a good Hunt contended that Kelly took the hat in a drunken trolic, intending to return it, and leaving his hat instead. The Court ihought five days in the city prison would be ight, and chalked him down fer that time. i a@ Custom House Officer —Archibald Roane, a Custom House Officer, was convicted of an assault and battery upon a cartman named C.B. B. Jacobson, on board of a ship of which he had the charge. Thacartman came for a bale of goods which had been promised him to cart tothe public store, but it was given to some other person, and high words ensued, when the assaul\ was committed. The Court imposed a fine of $26. Ad- Common Pleal, —The People, ge. ve. James G@, Utters—In this case, already reported, the jury rendered a verdict for the plaintiff, of $200 on the bond, and 6 cents damages and 6 Patrick Trooorney, vs. Williom Hockman.—. Battery —It appeared that on or about the 14th of Septem- ber last, plaintiff, in attempting to get on board defen- dant’s boat, The Visitor,” was shoved overboard by 4 shown on the part of the efence that plaintiff was repeatedly told that if he per- sisted in attempting to get on board, defendant would re Verdict for defendant. ble for plaintiff; J R. Flannagan for defendant. va, Andrew Needly. ment.—It appeared that the plaintiff leased pret ate at the corner of Read and Delancy streets, of a person named Peter McCahill, possession to be given ata date subsequent to the lease. the same premises to defendant, who now occu! and refuses to give plaintiff admission, to effect which Verdict for the plaintiff, sub- laintiff, with an adze. sist the attempt. Frederick Dib- Patrick Murphy Action of eject In the interim M present action is brought. ject to the opinion of the court in a case to be made. James Kearney vs. Hugh McColl et. al.—This was an action brought to recover the balance of en aceount amounting to $201 21. It appeared that plaintiff had sold | of spirits of turpentine, of the value of $701 21, $500 of which is allowed to be poid, to recover the remainder present suit is brought fence was entered into, the jury render plaintiff of $204 23, including Before Judge Ulshoe! Shamrock Benevolent Society, vs C ported in yesterday's Herald, wi charged at 5o’clo k. the defendant fifty cas! Verdict for plaintiff, (who waives return) $75damages and 6 cents costs; end they value the property replevined at $76, and (hat not replevined at $75. Scraems Count.—44, 46, 50, 54, 55, 61, 67077, 79 to Tue Comet.—The Comet, which after being | visible to us afew days, is now ex southwest, has been seen in mech greater onr Southern neighbors. A gentleman of this city, re rtinique, (W. L) about fourteen degrees uator, informs us that this comet was no- jong since as the last day of 1844. On the , at 6 P.M., the comet SW. by 8. The tai degrees long; and the nucleus as brilliant as a star of the third magitude. ‘The observations made in this country, on the place of this comet, will doubtless be sufficient to determine its But earlier and longer continued observations have unquestionably been secured at some of the obser. vatories south of the Equator.—-New Haven Herald, Feb. 6 the v peared about ten ‘was eight or ten | cisely the Destructive Fine.—The barn of James Rider, in Mountjoy township, Adams county, Pa, was destroyed by fire on Friday, together with five horse ty five tons of hay, h and corn, two new wagons Loss about $3,000. four head of cattle, t crop of wheat, rye, harness, farming ute tue Governor, Feb. 1.—Naw oer on Wan Halsted snd Andrew J. Walker, io spectors of domestic distilled spirits, re-appointments, THE NEW YORK HERALD Vel, XI., Ne. 38—Whole No, 4000, —S Price Two Cents. a General Sessions Before the Recorder and Alici men Cozzens and Gale. Fesavuary 7.—Case of Rebert Hudson —This old man, who was convicted afew days since on an indictment for receiving stolen goods, und was strongly recommended to the mercy of the court, appeared with his counsel, Thomas Warner, Esq., for sentence. Mr. W. represented to the Court, that the accused had always borne an irre- proachable character, and, as the Court could see, he was an old man, pearly seventy years of age ; that his wife was nearlyas old; and that their only son,a man upwards of forty years of age, was incompetent to take care of him- self, being a confirmed Junatic, from having indulged in the habitual use of intoxicating drinks ; aud that he was compelled to support an orphen grand-child. In conside- ration of all these matters, the Court decided to suspend sentence, holding the judgment, in ferrorum, over his head. The old mon de, erted from the court-room with- out saying a word, but a few minutes afterwards re- turned, and mapped upon the witness stand. His lips trembléd—his fingers nervously handled the rim of his hat, and the tears coursed feoely from bis eyes, down his wrinkled and shriveled face, and with a breken voice he said—‘ I've come back ye’r honors, to return thanks— (sobbing)—to the Court for your merciful dealin’ toa poor, unfortunate, old man. I never was sfore a Court, afore in my life, an’ 1 never shall be again. I never will go into a junk shop ogain, or deal in such er- ticles. I never knowed as there any harm wouldn’t have done it. But, forgive me this time. If I have to starve and go to the Alms House, I’ll never do it. Mey the Lord God sbove us bless you.” And withthe blessing upon his tongue the old man departed from the Court, as si penitent as ever regretted the com- mirsion of ; axd much more likely to die an honest man, then if he had passed six months within the walls of a Penitentiary. Sentence of Peter Van Pelt.—This young man, who plead guilty to an indictment for forgery, in having been engaged in the manufaciure of counterfeit money, was sentenced to the State Prison for seven years and six months, the judgment of the Court being delivered by Al- derman Gale. Case of John Graham, the Rioter.—This man, who was convicted two terms since, with a number of others, for a riot at the Spring election, and an aggravated assault and battery, upon Mr. Bishop, and who absconded from the Court Reom when the jury went out, and could not be found until Jast night, when he happened to be arrested for intoxication and was recognized as Graham the rioter, was arraigned for sentence ‘When asked what he hed to say why judgment should not be pronounced upon him, he ssid—“ | hope the Court will have mercy upon me.” Recorper, (severely ,)—What do you say, Graham ? Gaanam, (faltering,)—I say, 1 hope the Court will have alittle mercy on me. i The Reconper replied—Graham, you have been tried and convicted, with others, for an assault and battery, of in aggravated character, in company with a furious mob, upon an unoffending citizen, named Bishop, who has not, syct, recovered his health, or his strength, in conse- quence ef your brutal treatment. And for what? Why, he only provocation was, that they cid not vote the same toket thatyou did--or, rather, they did not voteat all, for they were prevented by yourconduct. it is very extra- ordinary that, in this community, which is generally peaceable in its character, you should come here from «nother country, and, by violence, seek to prevent others from exercising the very prerogative that you yeurself seek and demand to exercise. You ask for mercy? Did you think of that when the poor man, Bishop, w upon the side-walk, bleeding and bruised, and to you for mercy, without having committe And, do you now ask for mercy? At the time the Jury were charged, when you were upon trial, you fled from the Court room, conscious of your own guilt, and when the tury convicted you, yeu were not to be fot and the officers have been unable to find you, unti sight, when you were picked up in the street in a state of intoxication, identified as the man who had assaulted the Bishops, and very properly brought up now to receivethe judgment of the Court, It is the first time that such a case has come before me since I have had the honor of a seat upon this bench, and hank God they ore of rare occurrence. We feel deter- mined to (he such a sentence as shall be a warning alike to you and to others equally lawless, and we therefore in- tend to give you the utmost severity of the law—and I ave to express my personal regret that the Court are so restr cted in their powers that ample justice cannot be toneto the community. The sentence of the Court is that you be imprisoned in the penitentiary, at hard labor, for the term of one year. Case of Horace Everett—In the case of this person, indicted tor false pretences in obtaining the signature of certain perscn to articles of co partnership. James M Smitn, Esq., counsel for Everett moved for a nolle pros:qui on ground that the compleinants had yeen satisfied that the representations were true and did not wish to prosecute further the complaint—the parties having been litigatin; the civil courts for sometime. The District Attorney said the case was ene of ‘lass which frequently came up in the court—parties made complaints against individuals, and after havin; lected their debts or settled their difficulties out they come in and wish to drop the matter ; and he » deteriniued Lever te cousent to it, unless the parties vould make affidavit that since the time of making the somplaint, they had become satisfied that the representa- ions were in reality true at the time. Alter come little argument, the Court decided to look at he papers, and deferred action upen the motion. Case of Emeric, for an Assault upon Eugene Grousett — (a this case, Francis B. Cutting, Esq. counsel for Emeric, noved to have the case postponed, upon two grounds, for he term. The first was upon an attidavit setting forth the absence of three materiel witne: ith relation o the second ground, Mr Cutting sai a leged rencontre, various publications have found their way into the public prints, incorrect, and greatly preju- licial to the character of Mr Emeric, and calculated at the same time to prejudice the Jury. He and his friends had determined to let these pass unnoticed and in silence, thinking that upon a trial of hia case, they would be fully efuted, and the calumnics setat rest. Upon this very norning, when it was known that the trial waa to come oa today, a publication purporting to he an ad Iress from Ebgene Groussett to the public, sp- eared in the Morning Herald, and which he tod his friends suppose is false, and as gross as un ounded, and in a great degree calumnious ; and he is tetermined to disregard the advice and counsel of his riends, and at the earliest day means to place before the nblic ‘the letters and correspondence that bave passed netween the parties, that the public mind may be dis- vbused, and that all parties then may make up their own sorciu 8 from all the facts in the case, to counteract he evil impression the statements which have been made vve calculated to cause. I make this motion with regret, use the District Attorney has acted throughout with x courtesy and indulgence, and | feel that it will em- rarrass the business of the Court to put off a case which 1as been specially set down for to-day. S The Distaict Artonney said that the offidavit of the sbsence of witnesses was a sufficient reason for a po nement, bat in relation to the other ground it was cue ‘> himself to say that he saw the publication referred to vith iofinite regret. Of course the Court knew be could iave had nothing to do with its publication, and he com- sidered it. a highly improper proceeding, and sheuld not ave tried the cause after having seen the article, even iad no motion been made, tor he would not countenance «ny party who came into Court in behalt of publi¢ justice ) attempt by any means to prejudice the public mind. Trial for Assault and Battery—Conrad Schepp was tried and acquitted on a charge of the above nature a having assaulted and battered one John Hadden, on the 24 of November, on the corner of 15th street and 3d ave- one. ‘ Plea of Guilty —James S. Brice, a mulatto, plead guil} ty to an indictment for burglary in the 3d degree, in en ‘ering the tailor shop of Joseph Gylwere, 614j Broadway. Sentence, 2 years at Sing Sin . Trial for receiving stolen goods—Patrick McQuane was ried upon on indictment for the above offence, in having yarchased some goods which were stolen from the store { A. H. Washburn, No. 62 John street, at his shop No. a0} Cathrine treet. tticer Martin testified that he found a piece of silk osed for vesting, and a piece of velvet vesting on the pre- nises of McQuade, where he had gone to recover stolen property. the Distact Arronnzy, by way of showing the che- acter ofthe man snd his habits, offered to , theta reat quantity of stolen goods were found on his premises tnd identified by various persons. The Derence objected on the ground that the testimony was inadmissible, as it would be trying collaterel issues. The Distict Artonyey contended that the evidence hat other stolen property was found could be admitted in rder to show the character of the defendamt, and ons equally edmissible with evidence of scienta permit- ing comnterfeit money where in one pe passage of bills of n similar description upon ther parties can be given. The Count tooka different view of the matter, and | ruled out the evidence. Disrariet Artonsey- I would ask, Sir, if decisions have ot heen given in this Court, contrary to the one just ' made? Reconnen— Well, Sir, believe the'decisions have,fue- tuuted. The Direct Atronvey then offered to shew that bieves were in the habit of lesorting to the defendant's hop, and had been caught there ‘The offer was also ob- ted to, ond the objection sustained by the Court Mr. Brevoorr, salesman in the employ of Mr. W rn, testified that the piece of silk taken from McQuade’ | lace, was stolen from Mr Washourn’s, and identified it vy the peculiar shape of the remnant The detence produced a pervon named Dux, who testi- A that he was in the employ of McQuede, and that a year ago, last January, he made a vest off the identical piece of silk in Court fora Mr Doyle—and he preduced t, which was of precisely the same description of soods. ‘This wituess contradicted himeelf very strange ‘y once or twice, and made @ «ad blunder in stating that ‘ne end ofthe silk was cut off square by himself, when it appeared that it wes done by efficer Martin. } ‘They also presented a witness (ex-Alderman Smith) to | sweer that to the best of his knowledge snd belief, the ciece of silk and the material of the vest, were pre- me. Mr Brevoonr testified that they were different, one be- | ing of a bloish tint and the other # greenish black. Mir. Morris summed up for McQuade in an able and forcible man: er, and was followed by the District Attor- | ney in his usnal impressive end forcible style. The jury siter e short absence convicted the accused. He wili be tried upon the other indictments on Monday. At o'clock the Court adjeurned till Monday at 11 o’clock, Desrrverive Fries tv Bartimore.—The candle manutacrory of Hancock & Manon, in Baltimore, by freon Monday night. It was insurea t of $36,000, of Which there was in the | Franklin losurance Gey oy of Philadelphia, $7,000 on K, ¢ Spr 1d $2,000 in tI ing Garden office, ot Phi-