The New York Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1845, Page 1

Vol. X1., No. 273—Whole No. 4155. NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNIN G, OCTOBER 24, 1845. Price Two Cents. HE NEW YORK HERALD.| CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. DON RRNNAT TI y | School Presbyterian Church—A Charge of | At 9 o'clock yesterday morning the Convention | _ This Board met | JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor. W. H. xD EGROOT 7.3 Cco., | pe penn pak cone Seasion—Reporters | was opened by prayer, and the resolutions, which Ration ciate ‘OULD respeetfally inform their Customers and the | were reported by the business committee, being in | praying reliet from por prrechaceh n f pegs pre; it u i ~ A . ry to society bythe abuse of | ow a eng ey are Prepared to farniah ever Farce in thes | oyhite Synod met at 9 orelock, at Rey. Dr. Skinner's | order, they were taken up for action. ‘The following | ,, Of Georke W- Gedney and others, like ease and re- | than was ever known since they became ® £90 per c n ‘ y id " | lo thi be 7 ‘ | Republic. For himself, he was in favor of the reading of “Every Saturday—Price 6X centaper | Overcoats of best: marstal, eke ay ishroeat in this city: | ~ Prayer by the Moderator. are the resolutions : Of Committee ou Annual Taxes. Laid on | fh°"hibte and so was every member of this Board, and & nl aL ka Wan Ve : m Board of . Reese. | tic accuracy of the reporting of the Herald, he consider- | Synod of New York and New Jersey—New Unitarian Convention Aca peat Srpeny aye O0ne journment, | ed. that introducing "Dr. Powers’ lecture before this 1 Pe or ete | Board p.anta uncalled fos ood bo. Narang ie Mes ‘ca from Lawrence Whitmore, | man of the 10th to beware,lost in his zeal for the roneous taxation. Referred. | may fall into the snare,and link himeel! with a ‘Holy. Circulation. sDAILY RERALS WEL HEAL i Intest 4 h aie ritane the table, ayany 3 copy—$3 1244 cents per annum—payable in advanee. | style. from $3 50 to $20 of French and ¥mglish | ‘The Committee on bills and overtures reported | _ Resolved, That Unitarian Christianity being derived | ‘e, 1 | large number of the Catholics would have no objection fi DVERTISE MENTS at the ‘aeual pneesealways cash in | CYothe,trom $6.00 $25. Fine Black, Blue cOlfre and Bein | overture No. 2. “Onthe subject of changing the | Wholly snd solely from the Christian Scriptures avoids | The case of, far. Hens, wis evoupon resumed: | | to the introduction of the Bible in the public schools ; | Drews and . ‘ | t iNTING of nll kiuids executed with beauty and despatch | and color, aud est anally heer Bl Steio ae Alene Zantds | meetings of the General Assembly from. triennial | Ske, the errors of hierarchical and traditionary faith | | The remeining charger, utah meeting, were taken up | Sd i( Dr. Reese would go forth, after being exciuded for r 4, by mail, addressed to | assortment of Vests of excellent materi made up in the | to annual meetings,” and recommended that it be and discipline on the one hand, and of the Rationalistic bitterness, and party spit nd te the establishinene. must be post paid, or th ill be d | theory on the other. as follows eae eee ther saultinde, ah aie in uieenesct lena ecg coun $1 te $).lakewuse an extensive variety of | read and considered by the Synod. Whereupon the | ‘3. Resolved, That while we adopt one theology on ac- “ase Merah prac oat acd hare ry | the Bible, he would be sadly mista- JAMES GORDON BEN! ETT, yall be’ made to auit the moat fastedfous teste. A fall guy wilt | Overture was put on the docket. count of its scriptural truth, we hold it pre-eminently va- asenil aid aiecceens tae of this community—the people of New Yoru Herat bn teary ae | be farnished in 4 hours for trom $15 to $30. Bett of, Cutters | tai he wee ie syria yoperted overture No. 3, apne | faghle fox i tate eaeas | besa) yarvass Laeger th. | ments concerning them and their coi ty Aekelio ons no objection ton e A, rye mia te q en employed, ‘The plain man as well as the most ining two subjects :—Ist. The appoi . Resolved, That it is woi of consiceration wheth- an | other abi n perpetrated under Northwest comer of! cesta sects, | pertiealar, cat beauited st NG. 02 FULTON STREET. | permanent comuittes on the policy of the church. | er the changes which havo been udopted by some of our | Warranted by the facts, and altogether uncalled for in | Of" es that perpe' a : ; ripturei congregations in the mode of conducting publle worship | the performance ped ny nen draw ee op right etizen i bound to put a check to- The removal of be expedient. “s 'Hevolyod, That the recent death of a yenerable | -\yes; Noes 6. : PEOPLE'S LINK OF STEAMBOATS | 77a RM ENTS 2d. On the subject of rotation in exercising the of- ‘OR ALB —Dail vs E em G MENTS. Cand Duregt-cAta pelock BM form the W™, MATTHIESSEN, 127 Fulton st —A choice stock fice of eldership. The report was referred back pier between Co n considered himself justified in recording his vote against tlandcand Liberty streets. of Cloths, Tweeds, Cassimeres and Vestings are uow |‘0,the committee. = " teacher of Theology to f th f ‘The next charge, (being the fifth written one) was ta. | Tr'pgegy Steamboat, HENDRICK. HUDSON, Capt. R. G. Crutten open, from which selections can be made at very moderate pri-| ‘The report of the Committee on Divoree, appoint: | Conyention, Dr. Neary Ward senior ni lse of one ot | Ken Up SOO BEANO Meet re en “Ald, Misesenous felt this was the first time in his life den, will Leave on Monday, Wednesday'and Friday evenings, Tike Cen shin’ Coisitighsahad oh sehal tia th 'bee ed last year, was read and put upon the docket. the former Presidents of th yt be sort to the State Superintendent, he has | 8¢ had ever been counselled in his political course. He : city foe thely trate and skill in getting WD partvents; vod cus. at in his re) J The report of the savie committee on the over- | Justice Story, tomer. can depend on satisfuction, punctuality and despatch. | ture referred to them last year, On marrying a man | memoration of t! iurnishing their own materials, Steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, Capt A. Honghton, will neaday, Thursday and Saturday evenings: Ah soveiaek F M., Landing at Intermediate Mp comps a lay atreet— de . , % Steambont NORTH AMERICA, Capt, R. H. Furry, will | U2 OUTFITTING.—Every article necessary to complete Gene fi dep leave on Monday, Wednesday, Rridiy and Sunday aftenioovs, | 8 Wardrobe, at) V1 | oes agin 107 Fulton street Dr. Macauney’s case was resumed, but the | jy favor such modes of He nouaM avenica, Crew, Rae, | atime WOE MATTOUESRGN sr Esiosreg, | gm nt being ready, wanagun deed |p" glen Tillleaze on Tuseday, ‘Chursday and Saturday afternoons, at FALL FASHIONS. of which Dr. Cox is chairman, to enquire into the | | Mr. Lesxox propoi did not consider that after fifteen years experience in po- worth and valuable servi. | falsely misstated facts in relation to ward schools, and | hitica1 life, the Alderman should have the inpudence to i a vowed himselfa partizan of the schools of d have them made | to his brother’s widow,” was read and put on the | °és.in the gets Ks teadfastly maintain the in- the Pubiie’Sehoo! Beckaty and: en, apponart of the Ward ek pe vance Ah acted himeelf with a new f the individual copgrogations, we cordial. | Schools, and the system and law under which they are ALS Baraesoment Sia Dot sey You. were AaRogiaeed sociation and organization as | OTganized and established. with a political clique. d secure the purity of our | rhe questien was taken and stood—Ayes® ; Noes 6. ‘Ald. Messemote—You may say what you please; you ‘The question on the remaining branch of the charge | have spun out the whole length of your yarn (roars of J to amend the first resolution, by | Was unanimously negatived. He cannot, therefore, re- | ia venter), so that it is impossible to find you—nor, I be- bi leave on. Passengers taking either of the above L: nt HE SUBSCRIBERS have just rece ved an invoice of very | mutilation and alteration of bi striking out the wo: Christian. ceive or pos: the confidence of those who are lieve can you find yours (Renewed laughter.) I Ala ym ample tine for the morning train of a forthe sat Le ich Scarts, Cravats and Linen Hdkts) richly bordered— | ciety, was now read by the Revs Me Mabaie* SO | OT Rar boule renuarkd bY tis Bee, Mr: Ougose, of Provi- chools, nor can he consequently be at iy. Tier and lg ne ropa foraped ad secommer| fiend wecemes and wel Worthy the tuto | » The Tract Society i composed of Episcopalian, | $ettes Mt anbiligopic Muse, tee hve atte reels, datages of the Wart Schools A ie sad thea chardosbeyT) trom dations are nurivalied oa the Hudson, ‘Their Patent Kfastic Brace in highly recommended by he fore calandsEapest Congnegationsiatsy relics eo tions, a4 amended, was unanimously adopted. ion on the Gti charge was also unanimously | stands too high, to require it to be endorsed by the Ald. are forbid trusting suy of the Boats of this Line, | {culty for all persons who are suffering from debility, or ain |! lominations, each of whic! ‘The Puesent then rose and said, that it appeared to | "°% . of the lat. ‘written order from the Captains or Agents, "| ia the chest, or have acquired the habit ja had ge a For sale | is represented in a publishing committee. The ob- | him that New York wes nothing but hospitality, and read That a want of confidence as to the truth and veracity ‘Ald. Cuarutcx—I said nothing, surely, to cis For Passage or Freight. apply on board the Boats, or to Seer Bead a cent of etablishment of Pursells & | jection to the Society’s operation and that of which | an invitation for the Convention to viait the ivory statue | of his statements and reports in relation to the state and | 11,0 motives or character ofAld. of the 10th,whose politi- o2re B.C. SCHULTZ at the Otice on the Wharf TO TALORS the committee complain 18, that the works of de. | of Christ, which was accepted and n vote of thanks pass- | condition of the common schools, prevails to a great ard | cal character he did pe anoriien: Bs mecnlz mane use vue) am 5 TE 4 4 epee hile Faas , : r 2 , may associate NOTE HAI EIS TOR ALDAN ceased authors have been mutilated—their distin. | #4 fidence which should be reposed in the incumbent of #0 Ciara ccttatnpanpeet oe sere | DHE U. 8. MAIL LINE FOR ALBANY TT HO8k who fecpecrints 8 correct knewledge of Fasn- | guishing views 4s to doctrine and form of church | , The second resolution was then rend, and Rev. Me, Wednesday, Oct. 221, will leave the foot of | £0, cbtain Stinemets’ Pees i ie B arclay ‘street for Albany, ‘at4 P.M. instead of five, as | % be obtained of the autuor only, at 113 Broadway; Frice, ot readers for whom oe were not originally inten- i. important an office, and tenuing to destroy or material; i y, i Cadera iron mneten mann dora! government been left out or modified to suit a mass | “8ssey, Mr. Hill, of Wooster, and Mr. Briggs spoke at | important a a2 is Y-| ‘The question on the preamble and resolutions was some length on various topics connected with the church. | t@ impair his usefulness as County Suporintendent of) then taken, and stood— , C ommon School ' i tl t Aves — . Charlick, Divver, Hart, Henry, Connor, heretot from $8 to $10 per book. me | ded. Some of the friends of the Society are in favor Freep te the Comentane nag tiaticeoal atten ‘The last charge was then taken up : omen Dodge, Jackson, Briggs, Bepeenc aad Sea- NOTICE. G. B. GLARKE of this altering of books—others entirely opposed to | tion concerning the present condition of the Unitarians, | , That in licensing teachers for schoo! man—ll. pe teehee ee Ge FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND DRAPER, | it,, thinking it unjust to the dead, ungenerous to the | He eaid tuat the number of Unitarian churches was 340, | derstand and believe, granted corti Noxs~Stoneall, Benson, Van Tine, Messerole, Brady, FERRY Near Funron, 1st Wrtam Srncer, Opposite the uew | living, and unsound morality as to the literary pro- | and the average attendance on Sunday’s was 75,000 peo: pay pobre aban Pi Bray they ak emp ie in | Tecorder—6. ese hte ei FOOT OF WHITEHALL STREET. GIVES the following reasons for the reat success he has hi- | PeFtY of others. As an illustration—Baubigne’s Hlis. | Ple that the reguier church members numbered 190,000, | IT Sither great negligence, gross violation of duty, oF | ¢ 42; esenour hereupon offered a resolu ‘Ousattaltél Monday, October Sith only one host willran therto met wit tory has been altered in those points where it would | #nd the average attendance at each church was 76 ; that | - anton slandering of such teachers. bay app a te 'd by inserting the words une ergy and te sibs Wil ea oo e a York, | forncaneetens ne ouch @ the lowet cath prices and pid | mae iy favor of infant baptism and againat the Baptits; | Sr4, "and ir the Baptint and Christaas in England who | ; Alt, Brtoos called the attention of the Board to the | uuhat in the removal of De. Neen thi Boord claciae al eve Rraten iaiand, weak (iiabr ac" baie “ i 7 4 daheh ainst Episcopacy and favor Pre: « ive wi " fact that Dr. Reese had, in his published reports, com i 1 hools, and aM WM ‘An exclusive and rigid system of selling for cash ouly. “ sympathize with the Unitarian, and between whom and ‘ idea of excluding the Bible from the public schools, ae fe tae ‘Man tt Duieas Pipa ortepr tal steent arte ppte orth be Perheeteseaaied the Uniterians there are but few points of diference, the | mented 2 good deal upon the incompetency of soveralof| that no objection existe in this Board against Dr. Reese M. 1g P.M. 2, vr " Unitarians wou! ¢ entitled to rank as the third Chris- iu Ae li for introducing the Bible in the schools.” a pet ae once perceive thatit | were strongly Cal » and read s0 us not to oppose | tis5 denomination in numerical strength in the world. B14 Mestenote, wes ok opinian, that the license was “arse quan ion on the amendment was taken and car- do Se io YC reapectable,eoanerion | © ‘'he quel is, in fact, @ literary rather than a theol Mr. Harninoron, of Albany, spoke at some length on | granted by Mr. Weir, and Dr. Reese had merely granted | ,i¢, 9,noes7. 3 al6re bekinekte roof of the style and 8: | gicalono, and is’ simply this whether anyous hes | the practical workings of Calvaniam, and contrasted the | ® Fenewal of the eae rn { Mr. Charde: | . The question onthe original resolution was then taken, REGULAR U.S. MAIL LINES BETWEEN | uish of his garneuts. Fight to alter an author's works without hisconsent ?-- | Uaitarian philanthrophy of Boston with the Calvanistic | | Ald. Baiccs referred to’ the testimony of Mr. Charde: | anq carried unanimously. CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE. girwiid Brench Cioth Dress Costs made to measure from | Would it 90% bo a dunpeec eter ie consent I Billscihromiy of Albany. | ation of the Rey, | Leeuseto the teacher alladed in Cen “Busrded | The Board adjourned. MORNING LINE at 10 o’clock A. M. adh on 5, a among publishers and editors? e third resolution was then, on motion of the Rev. 7 ‘ o ERTS PEAS BEN FRANKLIN No.7, J.B. Summons, An assortment of Office Conts and all otherarti¢les of gentle ong Pp 99 Mr. Gaunett ended so as to readafter | Ald. Hanr referred to his votes takenon the occasion Court Intelligence. master. * | men’s dress, at equally reasonable prices a8 im*re The report of the committee was strengly opposed to the word “valuable,” “for the influence it is well suit- | ofthe trial in corroboration of the statement of Dr. Genenat Sessions, Oct. 23.—Before Recorder Tal- i audstad! = - - - all alteration and mutilation. The report was placed on | ‘8° 2 F) i Briggs. id Be . M. Cy FIRE NOVENING. LIVE ate oclock PM. Drapers and Tellors 358 B oohoey, Goniton Howse, | ‘82, 20cket, and made the order of the day for tormor. | ¢4t0 exert upon the personal, character,” and being #0 | PFEE®. seston on sustaining the alerchargo was taken, | MaceSs,, snd, Aldermen Stoneall and Benson ae ly Me es BM a Si cor ru rae OULD respectfully inform their customers and the pun’ | “°7) ictal C ‘The third resolution was next in order, and Rev. Mr. | end stood—ayes 3, noes 13. ; Postponement of Triais.—The trials of Ellen Nelson BEN FRANALIN No.6, eee era lea Tie, that tisry new haven matinee Leastanene The report of the Judicial Committee on the appeal of Gaunett, D. D., of Boston, moved that it’ be laid on the Ald. Baiccs hereupon moved that inasmuch as most | and Bridget Carroll, severally indicted for manslaughter; These Doerr and well toee freight’and pussen. | cerving ior stock of fall and winter goods, which willos | Rev. Wm. Torrey, (who was charged some time s table, as by passing it in any shape, the Convention would | of the charges had beon proven,that Dr. Reese be remov- | the former for killing her mother, and the latter for kill- ving punctually at the how i f; 7 made up in the latest fashion and at the lowest prices, for cash. | With Onderdonkism, or taking improper liberties with Pelle ort vay $ y “ ‘ed from the office of County Superintendent. her husband, were postponed till next term on appli- Bers Co aud from intermediate landings, at the ususl rates, Toniglecy from tennant oF be assuming authority over churches to which it had no y Superit 1 poatp PP Fait wilbe rested for those Tide atthe Mal” What | 2 imrre Soe ie ys femileny trom the ection of the Hockaway Presbytery vight ‘The Reconpex (wholeft the chair and called Mr. Ben- m of counsel for the accused, E. J. Porter, Eg. Boat, foot of Broadway. ODERIES ET NO 5 ES DE 0 |, was . A | of resolutions son thereto) hereupon addressed the court. He consider- 4 0 —A young man name Snes oO ONION Gtilsshlupaad it pee KODERTES ET NOU BEAUTIES) Pauee Were offered, stating that the adjudication of the Pros. | Ay¢ yerclution was laid on the table. pre- | ed that or view of the ‘charges and the testimony in the | Liviagetau, iedified fo? several’ burglaries in Senger: SE are CORK A TEE NOeRY SD ee bytery was irregular, ns they had virtually suspended | faced the ‘reading of the fourth resolution bya fow re. | Case againstDr.Reese had not been made out. His Honor | degree, in breaking into churches, &c’, entered a plea of pris OARS SHERLOCR, } Agents. [NVITES he attention ofthe Ladies ta his splendid ‘stock of Loretta Beka dritioey ta J eaten pully. marks on Dr, Henry Ware and Chief Justice Story. He | Tecapitulated the testimony, and commented upon it all, | guilty to the indictment found for breaking into the Me- scale gy ge eaten AMbroideries an ace Goods recently received, compris- e4 that | the charges being founded upon the basis in rolation to | thodist Episcopal Church, in Forsyth street, in company ny of | the Temoval of the Bible, as had been charged. | with Hodkine and others:'ilodkins being previously con- But suppose Dr. Reese had violated the law,would it jus- | victed. Plea received and sentence deferred till to-mor- the law of the | row. dit would | Discherged.—John T. Delavan, indicted with Hodkins Li spoke of the last moments of Dr. Ware in a man ile styles of the presearseaon, | tery be reversed, and the case be referred to the Synod THE Splendid Steamboat JAMES MADI- 8 fe vonececiomiis store ban long: | 105 ttn Sotiae as bay Stay Cunee Treress Han Panetd ween he Rotation wes ueeuinnzas SON, Capt F. J. Copperly, will leave the foot | held ns the cheapest in the city. i sey ar Me on atid the Rockaway Presbytery had | and'salemnly passed, and the Convention adjourned to 4 | tify them in removing Dr. Reese un: of Cédaratrect, every Monday, Wednesday, | 73 lots Sue Linen Combric Hk, from anctin. suspended Mr. ‘Lorrey without deciding at all upon the | 804 solemnly passed, bling, the Comm State? Ifsuch a precedent were e: Aud Saturday, at6 o'clock, P.M,’ For freight or passage, apply | 1 case clear Linen Lawn | do, riviere borders, from $1 to | justness of the charges preferred against him, therefore | 9Clock, when, on its re-assembling, the Committee of o'clock 3 th, kably cheap. 4 A : . | lead to unplea: results in other counties, and it was ingston, in consequence of certain disclosures on board, orto O. . Waiuwright, Agent, on the wharf. reed ftchy remarkably cheap. ve borders, from $7,50to | te finding was irregular. {irengements, to whom Jad been referred the nomine: | +0 ioe In deciding upon this question thet the Board y him to Justice Taylor, that deemed of im- 8°9 Im*me Sopertog, Rev. Mr. Kaxouse said he wished, as a member of the | !2& eg should take a comparative view ofthe powers which the | portance for the ends of public justice, was discharged aT VOR ALEANY AND TROY LINE. 5 Rocks Pronbytery, 40 say thet aver ® | officers the Rev. Messrs. Lathrop, Osgood, and Peabody, parativ rrtance for the en public justice, 8 NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE. 1 case clear Linen Lawn Hdkfs, fancy borders. ay Presbytery, ay 'y material state. Ph: del to the County Superintendent and the it of District Attorne FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT. | 1 do" “do 40, cold and blac pringed borders, | ment in the report was wrong. He believed that their | *®tefin resolution mes them wakes Ue aa ened here took up the School | "7vial for. Grand Eareeny.-Peter Hoffman, was then ‘om the pier at the foot of Courtiandt 0 0 lo, embroidered, from $2,75 to tion would be found in accordance with the book. y Law, and cited various passages therefrom, which direct | tried on indi fo d in steslii : : ‘ F “ Dr. Dewey, in the name of the brethren of New York, abe B irect | tried on indictment for grand larceny, in stealing a sum eel street oat will arrive im time to aH Embrordered under Hakfs, high neck: pdt pene apeey as there Pea no decision | yeturned thanks to the brethren from other places for os be read in the public | of money from Anthony Hurtz, while asleep at Swartz’s Moraing Train of Cars from Troy west to Buffalo, andn 0 0, with collars. eA their attendance, and the members from the other places ; z rid 4 ae oe tes ro . batibsigadger: 4 T Baio. sad Di 4 il ig to ap’ ; ") d th oe fh I schools. He would ask, when e had merely com- | boarding how Washington street. As about twenty eee re Corel sce Benmroiteroat luna Tagen ftom fom $1 upward, ‘The Moprnaron read from the book, which states that | than New York ‘passed a vote of thanks to their oreth. | Plied with the law ? and he | other persons, chiefly emigrants, slept in the room the ‘The low pressure steambont EMPIRE, Captain R. B. Ma- | Rich Embroidered Muslin and Applique Lacé Capes. appeals may be made from proceedings or parts of pro- | ton in New York for their kindness und hospitality. would ask w: g same night, and no positive proof that the accused took y, every. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 6 o'clock. ipwards of 306 Embroidered Evening Dresses, in Riviere, | ceedings of a Presbytery. i q object to reading of the Hol cy, ry . nd Bat 4 i i The Rev. Dr. Putman then delivered a prayer ; and, j id y, the money, the jury rendered a verdict of not guilty. ‘The steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain Wm. H. Peck, every | Polka, Corguatrou, Spanish Flounce, &c. &c.; from $2,50. Rev. Mr. Torney said he thought the action of the 7 ‘ ine die >" | the public schools? As well might it be su Trial for Al d Rape.—Li K ‘i next day, Wednesday and Friday afternoon, at 6 o'clock. Colored Fanorovicr.d Ongwudie Flounce, from $8 to $12, | Presbytery had b f vhat '- an notice, the Convention adjourned sine die. Pp ; ‘7 Sor Attempie ipe.— Lawrence Farrell was Mon uy, We eadny au na ay Pay eS TOR ss shel deal sol oes oie Oa * | Presbytery had been of a somewhat novel and extraor- that the enlightened body he had the honor toa placed on trial for an attempt to commit a rape upon th or Paasage or Breighst apply on board, . Clark, M Tea cory ian, Thread Lace Capes and Berthes, very low. | ‘iary character, for they had recommended a suspen- Meeting of the Inventor's Society. would object to the God of day, who inf person of an interesting girl, named Serah Hickm: ‘amd other Veils and demi Veils. | *10n “till the providence of God had removed the clouds . Freigh Phread, Chantnty, Bra c A . light and vitality to the univers bible—as it had | aged 16 years, whose parents reside in 86th street, net th sane oa tee alte aoe cer tigecaseay wil DS coniaee ofan iecdinatak Bianca Leser which hang over the case.” This was rather an indef- | | The Rociety of Inventors, who are formed from | nen eloquently said by the eminent lawyer who had | tke Oho Avepue, Onvihe pant of the proteins Honttble for loss. No freight taken after 5 e°clock. Se WINTER HOSIERY, . nite proceeding—though the Presbytery considered their | the body of the society that met on Wednestlay last, | spoken in defe! the law of the State of New t testified that on the 20th September last, STEAMER GREAT BRITAIN. | Sombtising eik, Larabe wee sad Marine Yeats, of all sizes) | action as definite—it amounted to ‘a suspension, What | at the Hill of the Mechanics’ andTraders’ Institute,in | York as well as it was the law of the land; and he would e was engaged driving some cows towards her IN consequence of the deiay occasi ec Cat Wet Wiens Gloves Plait aa anny, Woollen would be considered the providence of Ged was some- | Crosby street, helaa meeting at the same place yes- | ask them ravely could they fix a stigma upon so effi- house, the prisoner came up to her, threw her by repairing the Propeller of this Shi Soe. children, which are offered from 10 to 15 per cent. | Whatdoubtful. He had inquired of members, who had | terday, when the following business was transacted. | cient a public officer ,fer the conscientious discharge of | down on the ground and attempted forcibly to defile her Vo atescenery & pompoce bor v= eau tune Eestekulantoniisaiean 323 im*rh_ | told him that if some of the witnesses who testified against | 1. Auex, Esq., called the meeting to order, and they | his duty? Hetrusted not. He next referred to some of | person. A policeman, named Hancock, being in the vi- Tuesday, the bid use: o8 se TO DEALERS IN JEWELERY roi peter oy i fetene eae Fath y they tion of a Chairman and Secretary, | the published reports of Dr. Reese,which he urged in fa- | cinity at the time and heard the girl cry, and after ascer- y omitively sail. Ee . z i. 4 % tans “if nt 23 ind eenee eR ICHED IRVIN. 98 Front street. Tite UNDERSIGNED, being Maaafnctarers, nnd having | dance of God. th Mint ghitveasae wetrecc eas inCol. Clark for the first named office, | vor of the course pursued by Dr. Reese as being ‘'conci- | taining the cause of her trouble, pursued Farrell, who aN 3 es stmient of Jewelery end Diatsond Work onhand, | °° . és very curious kind | and Mr. Charles St. John, for the liatory and kind,” and which course was sustained by | was then running off. After ahard chase, he succeeded fj ce ee WEST AND APALA- soljcita call from dealers and Tmerchauts dealing iu the above | of Providence; he therefore hoped the Synod would take | Mr. Axprews moved that the sum of fifty cents be | the State Superintendent. Would they, then, under cir- | inovertaking and securing him. The jury rendered a on the ‘auth Oct—The i ia- | the case up and decide it on its merits. i i D fi cumstances such as these, fix a stigma upona public | verdi ilty, and the pris prongs PDA. Cire Ci ML aa) ale eceee ronan eee ne eres On motion of Judge Jessur, the resolutions of the Ju- cry oe laa Linn bithoas Games wae officer who acted under an act of the Legislature which Enprosed in tee Pulao toethe tewwetome yea fp ee cn tage i" BHAW & ARROWSMITH'S, dicisl Committee were unanimously adopted. On motion of Mr, Buaxr, it was resolved that the | commanded him to act. Dr. Rees had also taken occa-| Trial for Forgery—Daniel Kane was next put on trial the REESRIGHTL Bienbet, Ch mcdaiate tees. Potions N19 Jmrme ve Ne’ LDey street, one door from Broadway. | Judge Jxasur now moved that the Synod proceed to | funds collected by the Convention and this meeting, be | sion to consult the counsel of the Corporation, Mr. Le- | for forgery in the second degree, in attempting to pass a embark for either of the above ports id ployment as abowen, nnn 2008 Shain makers can fin’ em: | invostigate the case—the appellate jurisdiction of the | applied to their respective current expenses, and if a | veridge, who gave him a written opinion, stating that | counterfeit $10 bill, on the Farmers’ and Merchants’ very. favorable 0) portunity, making immediate Te aTCHES WATCHES AND JEWELRY = Then court had been invoked. surplus, to be appropriated to future meetings, and if a | his acts were “legal and in conformity with the provi- | Bank of Ithaca, to a grocer who keeps a store at No. 385 application ou board, foot ef Beekman street, orto, ATCHES } WATCHES AND JEWEURY-—Thow | Rov. Mr. Parren remarked that there sppeared to be | Jeficiency to be made up by this mecting. sions of this statute. If Dr. Rees, sustained by the coun- | Hudson street, in payment fer a bottle of porter. It was JOSEPH McMURRAY, corner of Pine | haine ld Pouce Kepa Beee wall id Hare ie thers on | some doubt what the question was. Was it that the Sy- | ° “The Committee that was appointed the previous even- | sel of the Corporation—by the law—he would put it to | shown on the part of the prosecution, that on the $10 Dill o23re am <<=— | vautage to call on the subscriber, who is selling all descriptions | 2° should view the case in the light of a referenee or | ing for the formation of Constitution, then came in and | the Board as honorable men—as supervisors—would | being refused, the prisoner stated he had no other mone LINE OF LIVERPOOL rACKETS.— oeige house m the | 22 sak or was it that the whole matter should be submitted their report of a constitution, which was read | they remove Dr. Reese for such acts sustained by such | about him, but subsequently produged another bil = and accepted, but a very desultory debate ensued upon | authority. The Bible was excluded from the 4th, 6th | which was also spurious. It was likew: of the shore ae reraul souch lower chan any other house in the | forred back to the Presbytery for further action? Ho w ‘All f @ shown that sailing | acket ship GARRICK, Jewelry exchanged or bought. "a warranted to keer | in favor of the latter course. i 3 and 14th Wards even now, and in the face of th i Motor, ourthen 1100 Lous, will sail as above, qootumace temeuey refunded, Jeswur thought the Synod should take up the | Manne waonted. Vint eC LOwANE PAE OF t | oo tcld by the petitioners that. they; were mn favor or | eugerigouer had, previously attempted to pase eereaiog Hious (or'eabun, second cab G.C. ALLEN, Importer of Watchesund Jew elry, in appeal from the action of the Presbytery, and | Art, 1. Name and style of the Association shall be the | the introduction of the Bible. The learned Recorder | at the time ofhis arrest, in addition to $8 in good mone; : Stel ‘wepnged:’ thas aectrocs . SaaioenE on its merits. National Association of Inventors. here took up the charges seriatwm which he denounced | two spurious twenty-five cent pieces were found upon er cncmning berties shone nake tale kaemicasion to ee tmim _____upstais_ | Considerable discussion ensued on this motion. Art. 2. This Association shall consist solely of inven. | as being unfounded in fact, and concocted by men who | him. The jury found the prisoner guilty, and he was . SOSERH McMURRAY, “THE ALBATA SILVER WARE,” The Synod then took a recess till half past three o'- | tors were boiling with malignity, who considered they could | sentenced by the Court to be imprisoned’ in the State 22 Corer of Pine and South streets, New York. ANUFACTURED by Wm. Chandless, 452 Hudson st., | clock. Upon again assembling, the discussi ‘After the passage of these two articles, the following | take this Board by a coup de main, and use them to carry | Prison for the term of 5 years. NLY REGULAR LIN® OF PACK! Sagnot bedstead freee. Goal for the | sumed with much warmth. The resolutioi resolution was passed:— 2 out their selfish and bitter feolings. If Dr. Reoseerred | T'rial for Grand Larceny.—Georgo alias Thomas John- NEW ORLEANS- The splendid and rere ery omen eer pp er d of Rev. | Resolved, That so many of the articles of the pro- | he had erred in good faith, and under the authority | son, was then tried for stealing $27 62 on the 4th of Se et ship AitK ANSAS, Capt. Bunker will post | toate rete ea 1d Gilad Silvers Gerugn do; Pears ry, as an appeal from the Presbytery, and try it | posed constitution as relate to the election of the officers | which he conceived he had a right to exercise. If the | tember, the property of Luder Rust, No. 131 Eight Uvely #11 ou the 26th October, herr and Diamonds, to any amount. Be eure to look out for the | on its merits. ofthe association be now adopted and carried into effect, | Board acted contrary to law, thereywas no other tribunal | avenue. pa ements Rerths, immediate af Sign Pinte, 432 Hadson street, between Barrow and Morton sts. | Dr. Cox said he could wish that the whole matter | and that a committee be appotated to draft a constitution | forredress. ‘The Board were acting judicially inthe | "On the part of the prosecution, Phillip Hollways, a ), foot ow Vs sa a ‘APSCOTT, 75 South street, Wn. Chandless, established 1833, late of Clarkson st. might be referred to some Presbytery. He did not wish | and circulate it throughout the United States, inviting | present case, and were to exercise their duty according | clerk ot Mr. Rust, deposed that the money, which be- peer, coruee tholtien a 226 Im*re to hear the details of the evidence, and hoped that some- | replies to the same, who shall invite a meeting of in- | to powers derived fromthe statute; when they had then | longed to his employer, was len by the prisoner from SELLING OFF PREVIOUS ae LEAVING nee might be done to prevent publicity being given to | yentors to assemble at New York at such times asthe | acted im their judicial capacity and according to | his pocket while feep; that the prisoner was found un- lendid i IE PREMISES. hem. mmittee may appoint for the consideration lop- | the best of their judgements, was it to hold that they | der his bed, and when brought out from his hiding place, REICK, 11-0 tous LARGE ST(}\ K OF DRY, GOODS—at BILLING’S | Dr. Sxivnen—I move that the matter be referred. tion of said constitution. P* | were tobe called to account or held linble betore another | restored the money. ‘The jury found the prisenes pulley Monday, Oct. 27h, well-known '-heap Store, #49 Pearl street near Chatham— | -Moprnaton—The question is decided. The sentence | Mr, Prrssox then moved that a Committee of ten be | tribunal for the conscientious discharge of t ir duties ? | of petit larceny only, ‘The entire stock is now selli c pe 7, only a indiptment laid the sum sto- e off, and at such prices as must | of the Beesy. Presbytery, from which Mr. Torry ap- | appointed to nominate officers, and the chair nominated | The same was exactly the case with Dr. Ree len at $24 je was sentenced to be fine being all. “ surprise even | the greatest Reruaig Nusters, [me eo Silks, | pealed, was the following resolution :— _ | the following gentlemen, ars. Pirsson, Gif | honorable men, he appealed to them not to fi imprisoned in the Penitentiary for the term of six months. a Cae y 7 oe ‘| ow, ap foe ty alae wee Shawl: | asl mere] }e. mire & reper pear | Mv, “Resolved, That after a protracted and Perec in- | ford, Roosevelt, Day, Barnum, Mott, Hotchki: ona public officer upon such a frivolous prete: 1 Trial for Riot, § ichael Low, Daniel McCarty and Foden aa ot aaron ccarennsepeelcy readers them vary Gloves, Lace, ‘and in fact every article connec ation in view of the testimony and all the circum. | Curis, and Jenning never had the acquaintance of Dr. Reese, and in taking | John Murden, wer tried for creating @ riot in the way more comfortable aud conveusent than ships of a smaller large and well assorted stock of Dry Goods. Do uot for- s of the case, the Presbytery deem it expadient for | “ While the Committee were making their nominations, | the course he (the Recorder) pursued, he was actuated | Fourth Ward, on the night of the 7th of Sept. last, and class, and their accommodations for cabin, second cabia and | ge ame and number— BILLING, Mr. Torry still to continue the course which he at first | some discussion ensued regarding the proposed con: by conscientious motives and from a feeling of what was | assaulting several policemen. The jury rendered a steerage passengers, itis well kuown, are superior to those of |“ o13 2w*ine 445 Pearl near Chatham | adopted for himself in abstaining from the functions of | tution, during which they returned with the following | due to a public officer. dict of not guilty. ir. Connor considered that Dr. Reese had acted in a The Court then adjourned until to-morrow morning. live of packets. Persons wishing to secure berths . 7 > the gospeLadinistry, il the. Presid 2 ned Should wot tail to take early application ou board, foot of | FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND P try Providence of God remove | nominations, which were adopted:— ott Seem ee be r , le cause of the feelings Cireutt Court. ‘Wall street, or to the clouds which now hang over this painful subject.” Professor Renwick, P1 The Rey. Br. Skinner and ii n Acnown fast sar'ing Br. barque ANN HARLEY, | goes; Mechanic's 4 ae re be 8 Koi ert Scott, master, 430 tons, daily expected, will | Seamen's Bags, Lever Bags, SI ip Buckets, ir Mat _T. OTT, 75 Sonth street, oKE i . ; eral other members now | ‘Thomas B. Stillwell and Col, Clark, Vice Presidents | and this he considered was the sole wat CN TES Ree riaettocam | Laat Hace tec bce Catia Pritntse Nichoiassad Ducheae | £08 and eaid they wished to onter their sol pro tem from New York. which had been aroused him. Before Judge Edmonds. ’ Mae ee vomberce the superior fast ecihing | d’Orleaus, a full assortment of the newent and most fashiouable | S€zinst the decision of the Synod to try the Dr. Andcews and Mr4T’. Rogers, New Jersey. Alderman Mrssrnoue took occasion to Ocr. 93.—Robert W. Nevins vs. Victor de Perries.— Packet of 21st Nor RETA he mugrice ast enutine | styles of French Flowers and Feathers, which they offer for | Rev. Dr. Masow now moved that the Syno. Moses Pierce, Connecticut no objection to allow the Roman Cathol: This was an action to recover a balance of account peeeket SUC al cuit we ahors, par venwler day, * | salent reasonable prices. the trial with closed doors. Mr. Morris and H. McCarty, Pennsylvania, own Bible in the schools ; but he held leged to be due for goods sold and delivered to defendant. irarteight or passage, having splendid, irge and comfortable | ‘6imerh "|" LOWITZ & BECKER, %Johnst._| Rey. Mr. Priuownet sid he hoped the Synod would | enry Stanley, Vermont, >” ant Bible had also'a right to be in the schools, ft was | [t was set up in defence that the claim had been satisfied, state rooms and cabin, apply on oard, West fed Berlion slip, INDIA RUBBER GOODS. not do so—he did not wish say secresy, and saw no rea- Seorerarizs. the Bible that fought the battles of the country—it was Lol be rae ae en Hho by fw) notes wAios ‘orto ODHULL & = rh GOODYEAR’S ATENT. son for a motion which would give rise to very singular Reogeding eperess ys Gale. is Bible Sat wren the Bi as Sut oe me re oe Lem en from fe SOpENGI On he Comet ‘i 4 7 N - Correspon lo, J.J. Mapes. jeneral Jackson, who, after the le, went ye r Frice of pessage #1" erpool, 1150 tons, Capt. Joha Eéridge, WARDER ANY DEGREE OF COLD OR HEAT REY, (tI said he was in favor | ‘Treasurer, Mr Ewbank. trom the Bible. When'he read the remarks of Dr. Power | claim, Fiat I that payment made in part wil cussed the Hotunguer’ and sail oa berregular day 2ist | A GENERAL aasortment of feeds made ander the wbove | on the original investig open doors, But | Mr. Dar then moved that in addition to the officers | in oture on Sunday evening last, they bad reason Yhole, and that therefore he was December owme CA patent, including Machine jelting, Carriage aud other | now he thought that nothing but idle curiosity would | already appointed, a Committee of ten should be added | to feel alarmed when that reverend gentleman spoke in by bey a ryt erdict for pl $75, FOR GLASG0 W—Regular Packet—The well | Plots. erery width and thickness; Conts, Capes, Ponchos | tempt strangers to come and listen to the evidence; he | to constitute with the officers an Executive Committee, | favor of excluding the Bible from the public schools, | subject to the opinion of the Court. and New York Insurance Company.—In d his views on the subject of the action to recover amount on a polic: therefore, hoped the Synod would sit with closed doors. | wi . P 5 ors. | with power to act and add to their numbers. This mo- rag opens tin eerie) The motion to exclud from the trial, was now pu 0 when they nd the following gentlemen were | Sunday Schools. Alde: ase, being ll reporters and other persons | tion was secondat weet win quick despatch. Hose, Presery: ; d carried by the followin, inated, viz.: the Report of Dr. Power’s Lecture delivered at St. Pe- jurance, a verdict was taken for plaintiff $2,610 68, For Treight or pesmage, having excellant nceoramodationsap- Melins fS¢ coverup deck Retake Poriakic Bkewer Bate Beek: | vote—37 affirmative, 20 kegative, ‘4 © | noatpirston, Gifford, Day, E. Blake, Loper, Harvey, | ters church on Sunday evening last, from thetfleratd, t to the opinion of the Court. , ply to WOODHULL & MINTURN tng Mata, ke., fe. “Forsale, wholesale and retail, by The members of the Rockaway Presbytery were not | Bruce, jr., Barnum, E. W. Blake, Roowevert and continued—Such views langerous to the cot ac C. Van Wyck vs. Henry Haston, et. al.—This was ozme 87 South street, GEO. BEECHER, d to vote. After this very extraordinary and sus- | 4 yote of thanks waa then passed to the presiding offi. | munity in which we live, and at variance with the prin} | #4 action of assumpsit to recover the amount of a pro- S PURACK BALL OK OLD LINE, OF LIVER. 100 Broadway. | picious ement, we of course left the room. Mr. | cer and Secretaries; also to Messrs. Grier and Throop, | ciples of the constitution. missory note which was made for the accommodation of Fee of tgs ia Hovemeas, /ERS—NEW ENTIRELY .— | Torrey be an innocent man—we hope he is—but he | who have offered the use of their American Journal of | Alderman Divver.— What constitution ? hird party and was endorsed by a Mr. ¢ ? P ‘ iginal discoverer and first inventor | has certai takena singular mode of showing it. te in th ful At i P Alderman Mrssenote.—The constitution of the United | defendants, without the consent of PeDL VOR torte 1900 tous Capek, Bo Lowe, indin ‘Rubber, has discovered another im- | ‘The fact it, Onderdonking has become very prevalent | Cijtec, which is published botk hors oal'in Weshingient | Staten to be ture, | hope in God their Bible will never | Pertof the frm. A nonsuit was entered on motion ef Mn pomiigely il ‘ou Saturday, the tat of November. * | provement jn the application, which will puzzle the world to | of late, and the churches are becoming alarmed, at the | for the promotion of the objects of this soclety. After | supplant our Bible in this lan. Let them have their | counsel for defence, on the ground bee had ~ It is well known that the accommodations of the Monterama | Wi) (it un IMs, tow, Mus tad wi ing tellus Metalve | scandal consequent on disclosures. They, therefore, | deciding that the society should meet again in two | Duoay Bible, if they please, but I hope it will never take | the consent of eo make the endorsement. pgs PRIS a el i ome OR i ag Rubber the surface of patent leather, without using the crack: fe eo i7e:ens Tale, snd appear {lesirous of shield- | weeks irom yesterday, atthe Broadway House, they ad- [pec Sancti He custiaereds Wat:tke Recorder | REET YT ties ee ous 2 Code iads was oon seers be ni 4 ¥ ing the acts of their sus; blic | j F fully ina legal sense, that it i i. P. » 98. cae proceeding to the old country or sending for their peeves ean He epee) OW CURD OE NE | eRe OMEEE UTE ee | eee 3 had pat fede fap iy, ina Lemp see would | fh Pern is A tae0, alleged to friends, wll | 5b aoe hoa ye conveyance. | cle of the kind the world ever saw. For sale in quantities to se a Sepvction,—A case of seduction was tried at the | °°," hewsox followed in support of the general course State of Indiana, gure the nest bertha,eatly spplication showld ve sade on board, | Mt. By , HORACE H. DAY, | AuLeanany Factory Giris.—On Saturday morn- | Genesee Circuit, before Judge Dayton, which exci- | pursued by Dr Reese in relation to the Bible, and com- ich was given over to Fow Herot ‘beckinan st, of tothe subscribers, z oll Inte | ing the Advertiser annouced that the factory girls ted much interest, Jonathan Hutton vs. Benjamin F.| mented on the conduct of some of the teachers who had | | ion, in : a Oe ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO. | had agreed to return to work. ‘Thi to fave | Green. Itwas clearly proved, (says the Perry Demo: | heen found drinking at some of the groggeries. Dr. | ¢d that Fowler entered into copartnership with Co! 022 re __ 35 Fulton street, went door to the Fulton Bank. been a mistake; for on Sunday Moraige. the walls in | c7at),thatthe young woman, daughter of the’ plaintiff, | Roose had acted in amannerto promote the cause of educ | the Year sar Some lettre ‘having Been, writen be- | public places were placarded was misled under a’promise of marriage. The defence set | cation. His acts would be justified by the community— tween the 4 ws i tadcal fora mootng at half pat sx thie morning athe | UP Nts meet nlamous an atempr to prove the injured | who would compel the Bibfovs be read a hegehools ere atte to receres the value of he goods Wek Alleghany end of the wy B dill gn ter * nce | The people would have the Bible, they should have it, | by informing Mayor Nixon tha Americans were not to | NHeEAvor Was overwhelming tho mere so, by the con: | andthe druatcen who wanted his removal would And that | copartnerahip for the beneBt of the firm; “Verdict fer y superior accommodations for cabin, 2d cabin humerous con | be put down with the bayonet, like the English. In short, | ‘feet with toat brotghtagainst her. The result is a ver- | the people would have it. One of the petitioners named eel wine Rh ‘ we passengers, having elegant state rooms. For | ren fers to house keepers in general, travellers by | the handbill plaini a spirit of resistance and | “ict 0! { plainant. . is a pretty | Winslow, was not for a certain delicate oj Superior Court. Freight or passage, which will be taken, much lower than by | laud or sex, restaurateurs, &e., aid indulges inthe hope to be | defiance of the public is | Young women, with an expressively intellectual counte- | at the Alms House-—namely, taking away som Before Judge Oukiey. fo 5 indict " x a 0 | authority. We lament deeply Ci rf a Bieber gene, om Fees ot Wallan, | fee fteads Ses ica pags wisn fi | cvidence. of & npontion to mischie but we persuade | oan, HGF ares le ters the Court hed a powarul| tives apoone. (Shouts of laughter) He hoped they | oor a3-—Join Galen vet Sein'Py Tilyou—This was erpool, ouly regular lark, one of the copartners on jen lane. ESSENCE OF COFFEE, x ely used in the European ca) the first time introduced into the U. Stat inade from the best sifted and cleaned coffee, and ug | One teaspoon full, more or les art | with hot water or milk, The undersigned 1s convinced th oantry will immediately perceive FOR NEW ORLEANS—New Line—Posiuvely rst Packet, or Freight or Passage Free—The spl and weil koown first elass and very fa HINDOO, will pesiavely clear on Priday au ‘ C1 . it | effect in her favor; while the infamous ambiguity of her rt; ft PMIJOHN, HERDMAN CO ergraih arent, | [ean idedtohin by every ponon who Wil makectral of urel¥et te ot countenanced by the factory festroyers hed exactly’ the reveree:—Cooperstoun # | “it: Barece would notat thls lat hourrit, Dut to re. | 82 ction to recover compensation for to Minin The and positively’ sail’ on Wsdaesday, 20th Oct. or passage free. or sgat wholesale by HD. Hill, No. Wateratreet, | sincere friend oftheir cause. They make exam | Journal. fute some of the remark ofthe Aldermai from the 10th | Hefence has not veon gone ito. Adjouraed ver to tie Avpiy ae aoe arama ylemind | comer Chamberaand Cope mci ‘Corwin, 639 Broud: | lenis, 1 iniage the gtr oh eee Texond their own | Coxsrinacy iN Paisox.—There are in the jail. at | ture.’ ‘The sent hich ho attributed to Dr. Power, | TEP") ve. Croton Fire Insurance Compuny.—The y AVPAHANNOCK, Captain Drum | "8%" sere E. L. 8ZA) ETZKY, Bole Manufacturer” | tives who desire to go to work and haber twelve or thi New Haven two prisoners awaiting trial on capital | were mere author, and Dr. Reese jury in this caso, being an action to recover an amount y quote P. | himself fully agreed with Dr. Power in the sentiment ion, for stabbing with intent to | contained in this lecture in relation to the Bible. So that GRE POuGT 0 ineazance, already, referred to, rendered been discovered that @ secret correspond: ry of alarm raised by the Alderman of the 10th ward Before Judge Vanderpoel. nece has been for some time going on between the: il idle and without foundation—and he might calm | wb Pichon 5 : . ; "the jury in this case hip now up forthe above port. | sng tind Saat tir. Arunsthul vs. Livingston et al—The jury in tl y ene tm seed ean ‘Or steerage,at the lowest. | No.6 Wall treet, in the eity of New York, tthe erubbace, | | two, devising and maturing plans for escape. “They rs, on the subject, as he attribute words to Ur. | aiready referred to will rendera sealed verdict this fere- | grading, masoury 7 7. C, "7 for t - rates, please apply on board, pier No. 3 North river, or to Ffouukia adh , Y |, Fire ar Sr. Caruerines, Canapa.—We hear by | neon. "It was an action to recover damages, for two ca JOHN HERDMAN & CO, | ing trom Bear Modntaja to Beer oy 99 nites fp fength. extend | Jetier trom St. Catherines, that Mr. Ranney’s four Ave ert the do re aon epeties aren | ses of cigars, which were transmitted to Toronto in - } Potter, hours, cr longer if they will, they have | Charges. Andrew Potter, for the murder of Luci VY | Ee | TOC OF Murti 25th iustaut, her regula le | NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS | #0 undoubted right to do so ; and violent inte: ions | Kill. It ‘a most desirable opportunity for those about | Ty ROPOBALS will be reed, ; oS | Detweon them and this tebe pains Serene oon nn tone Noe ait of November eats athe aie of Une subscriber, | iahod.—-Piltsburg. ge, ce cake i i 1400 tons and upwards, will posi day. b=} hi ig materials, and Potter, having to pass Power which he had not used. ‘The preamble and resolutions in favor of Di Tin’ | anphin, on the Pennaylva letter | or, and receive a al, as offered by Ald. Bri ere then tal 4 . Plaintiff claims pty anmarert new Wall steet- | mf igh miler above liarabu.Hnened peeieatonste | ing mill, coopee shop, milldwelling-Rouse, and sawmill, | way: Something having awaken ‘The pretmble specified the charges which were sastain: | charge of Leopresinenyedin epee stern a Whe well Karwar Kitialcapasaet hin IND: | beoctamensed immretianaly unos alten of tie eontracta. | elt Licker iene tasimmediate v Se en ae tte | wae cearched and g number of Fottors notes ware found | od. Ald. Brady offered to amend the preamble by insert. j the, value aud coce ef the company net duly performing WADE 5 Captai " < g ; 4 junday morning, a lit | upon him. In Potter's ce! joemaker’s knife was found | ting th rd je residue of the c! 9 whi a ager OL ether hele Meg Nediiadiaa MA oe ene MAN Oat; | Dofore daylight. The fire was frat discovered by some | secreted. were not susteined piges WhION :) iaebe cogegement! See Gateee pete Sy ey Sas Ben formance of the agreement, in the ordinary mode of | men on a vessel lyin the amendment. The question | transacting business, and, that the cigars were damaged -commodations for cabin, second cabin and DAGUERRE Ald. th i the whole building vf e mill, and alm instantly TYPE ; : . tion on” board, Hoot of Maven ime, or | GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT | nicated to the other bulldiney aye TePaly comme: | Hearne oF tax Gov. or CaNapa.—The follow- e amendment was taken and lost. Ayes 5; noes 7. the route, for which Defondants were not answerable, nn josubt MemUaRade © | CENINSY GENCY FOR THE SALE OF | erm the North meme at,mentioned. ‘Two schoon- | ing official bulletin on the state of His Excelleney’s | ‘The question on the preamble and resolution wes then | Puving received injury by flood on the Niegara River i WGRNEW ORTEANS—Hint Hogular Packe— | VOIGTLAENDER'S APPARATUS, __| lying slongside, oad ght fire, Dut it | pegur'which tiie’ Excellence tie Serene ciel Bl Aid Ceasion bcp teen QA eeidy thatv wonld go|.\ eee ee ees hip. ROSE STAN DISH, Capt Bpene, Be IDES 3 new sapply of the shove Apparat } ome plies ' 1s ads te | been: laboring, for a number of years, and which has | forth to the public, that after the speeches of the Recor- Py seca er Pleas. nove, her regular day, | substances, and the newest improve Art, lustruc: | at $16,000, of 's loss is estimated | siowly and almostimperceptibly been producing a mor- | der, the Supervisor of the Tenth, and others, who had efore Judge Ulshoeffer. com nodat insurance. Mr. | bid alteration in the cheek, has within the last ten days | spoken, that it was curious Dr. Reese should be remov- Or. 23.— William B. Carlock vs, Alexander Thompson. assumed aphagedenic character, by which a portion of | ed. Dr. Reese had linked himself with a party who had | —-Action of asaumpsit to recover a sum of $2000, alleged + | the soft parts of the oheek have been destroyed. The | done more injury to the community by making the Bible to be due for notes and cash loaned to Defendant at va- violence of the action in a great measure yielded for a | a by-word to carry ont the objects of afew partizans. I! | rious periods. The case involved a long account, which day or two, but has not yet subsided. His Excelioncy’s | the Alderman,of the Tenth would read his Bible at home, was proved. {No available defence was offered. The jury health has not materially suffered, although it has been | he would be much the better for it—(laughter)—and will render a sealed verdict this forenoon. nt tions given in the Art, and orders from every part of the coun- | Strachan, of St. ( | | | | peasant. | : | THOMPSON'S, Daguerrinn, Rooms, No, 285 Brond- Tux Wrarun at THE East.—After about a week | Montreal Herald, Oct. 21 | | | try promptly attended to, by addressing (post-paid) to | oom, ia the mil Wit PEANGENAB Is, | open ag ma K. Philadel " KIM & Cyt ERS, of time, howev. 05 Imddew*re LANG EN re York, 301 Brondveay. ait will tak ERPOOL—New Line—Keg A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAK sary for him to observe a very rigid abstine: this Board would bethe better of it. If_Mr. Winslow had Kelly vs, Howard.—The jury in this case of assault, al- MF a ae by THOMPSONS “¢ i Siaeair a ems spore tlaughter)ne had token them from ready noticed, rendered a verdict for Defendant. (erro exit es above, herteguiar day.” Way etre gen the Granite Buildings ‘and Reade st. of pleasant October weather, we have had a change - which gave Fim oftice,and did not remove him. Before Judge Daly. For freight or passage, having accommodations unequalledfor Wen K ENE Peek 8 of the various sizes taken by. the improved | which reminds us that winter is near. On Tuesday the | Smatt Pox.—We have taken some pains to ascer- low was a friend to the Alderman of the Third, Michael Kiehn vs. John Biehn.—Action of trover, to re- spleudor or comfort, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, oot | Frocesr and finished in the most superior style, with all the | wind blew from the north, with a tinge of east in ite qua- | tain the extent of the disease in Alexander and fe is no friend of mine, cover a quantity of blacksmith’s tools, bought by plain- | natural e Wail street, 1 DOr INS &.CO., 66 South aide ‘Operations in all weather from 8A. M. till 4 P.M lity, and the day was cold, raw, and uncomfortable. Ice d in thi n't quarrel about that;but | tiff of defendant, for $61, and which were left with de. Price of passage $100. lustructious in theArt and Apparatus and Mate n thin cakes in the street during the night,grapes learn that the whole number of cases from its first appear- | > Ald.Cuantiex—Well,w lofwhich the Alderaan | fendant until an’ order should be sent for them, which he was appointed by the B been about thirty. Of thone o foi were frozen on the vines, and if any truit remained | k fe : Fe or ay i hi being sent, yndant refused to give them up. The de- Packet a ewes Capt Noy laricee, 1a tone, will ue | herior advantages are here offered’ wee”! ungathered in the vicinity,’ it must have been touched | Sivver!ute sow andor med of the 34, was a moniter oot re euane agus) ote fence set up was, that plainti@ had made a settlement eve PA sKETS FOR. FAVRE Second GOODYEAR'S roverey.Yettorday morting at sunrita th | are considered dangerous, and most of quae tawoneDr. Ri a with the Board of Educa. | with the defendant on matters in account Seat io The packet ship ONEIDA, Capt. Jat EJ ve zero. In rd ent. We also that many of the his conduct tow: Dr. Hasbrouck—do these con. | by w! ‘was stip i sailon the ist ONE iid | PATENT SHIRRED SUSPENDERS, _ \erica, and in Derry, N. H., there were snow sy exhibited but. very slight evidences of genuine eat | ‘atic toild The remarks of the Allerman of | todefendant. Plaintif rejoine that this settlement ha oe " hic tee oF me ide No.9 Tontine Bu ding, 88 Wallet ‘ine 800 2°? Meee or ae cane ean seca the the people of Albany and’ Portland have rece an38 2mm 100 © mpliments of the same visiter,—Beston Courier, pom having been ot very mild character, or of @ the 10th on the subject of Dr. Powers’ lecture he consi- | reference to another dealing. Sealed verdict this fore ified form. Batevia Times. Oct. dered uncalled for. While he admitted the characterie-