The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1845, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. wacnceceeets NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20, 1845. price Tre Cont a - “Trial of Polly Bodine. 7 af ssiaectiees simi: jopendent nation stiould relinquisli or eom- Court Intelligence. not upon very good terms ; I have not seen him to speak FURTHER VIEWS ON OREGON, it to be one jot impaized. © “Ab en'n 5 bs der, and Alder. | before since May iat. ; | Cireutt Court. pei Genxnat Sxasions.—Before the Recorder, $39 paresis inte ‘ stated.our views of the Oregon question, is For-s46' | men Brady and Divver Mrs Many Avy Masxex sworn—I am sister of tho last | ncetots Judge Edmonds. bs {Prom Washington Union (Organ) Nov. 17.) ey growing aut of It., [n aime yaaa, = = Rd ais | Nov, 19-—Tial of Parkinson for being concerned in | Witness; | lived for some time at No. 7 Jonni ee | week threnend the Court reom du a pi apap a “ expect Dat tie denver iene oat 38 = 1,785 TE | robbing the Barge Clinton, continued—On opening of Tron. Jaughther ‘occupied the, house ; Honeyman’s | sppeared to have been slumbering since the cemmence- Our Course as to Oregon, | quence. Weexpected it. But the democratic party and tty oe ourt, this case was resumed by recalling to the ™' augnther, cccupiat use, x appeare: e Ly + ay the c 5 a as resumed by Yi ; a ld the democratic press have understood us; and we now | () 165 5,37) 146 | stand officer Bin, who testified as follows : I understood 4aughter went by the name of Matilda Horton; Ilived ment of the present ane, would seem to have again ari-~ As may be well supposed, we have watehed, with | leave the question to the constituted authorities of the | 154 2060 88 | there was a relationship existing between Parkinson and With them till February, 1845; I saw Parkinsomat the | sen from its dreamy couch. A group of ladies, long reat interest, th vtion of our recent articles‘on: country, to manage it according to the lights which will | C —- © 4,161 245 | ‘4 ries is ‘alias Ouse frequently; they were residing there when I | hefore the hour fixed for the sitting of the Court, were the question of Oregon, In writing those articles, | #oon be officially exhibited. to Congressy-and according = 388 a1 8 Honeyman, a eT earriee daais) sister, Siibne,_| left fn February last; { have know Parkinson to take hit to be seen anugly seated in @, corsier—the eyes’ of all we kept steadily in view the present position of the | t9 their best wisdom. and h heat petrictism. tht 367717 | dilentiy 1 Was informed that Parkinyon married Honey- Fae is atesithcrech bore ee ee Eee | ee towards the. doers. inven which democratic party on the subject. We found that New Burgurox, Nov. 19, 1845. i — —| man’s sister ;§! have seen Parkinson and Ho: { be Teas hiss thare in Februasy; I have knows bie oh prisgney Weta mygne werd also ts oll el als) fosition defined by the sixth of the resolutions of | | a. a) pal 1 WM a 8 5 _ 5,132 500 | conversation in broddway> | had some conver- Hoth to eat and sleep at the house; I have been at Parkin- ayenues leading to the Court room, in order to.catch » the Raltimete Oonvention, and by the lunguage in #2Aicnable Soirte—Parly RecherchéSplendid Array 820 329 5,605 225 | sation with Parkinson in relation to the phi i: made ‘e house; on one.ossasion | scw Parxinaon and Davis | tyou'at the pristner as she passed in. Some of them did response to it of the President’s Raayeurt ‘address, | of Talent, ; eauty and Fashion—-Fun, Brolic and | im = ¢ ase so | 8 err sha baie lasosmnete we ake uke tay tie gh beard ofthe steamer Raritan together; it was in May not appest ty bave studied’ at any ‘length, anton ‘The Baltimore resolution is as follows : | Fancy—sgiaire én’ Generat—Pelly Bodine. « Pi - 2 a aera relation to ic The convertion hedwith ft; thoy went to Woodbridge together, wher the Heat | play'ot palitenesy” or the ‘etiquette of the bell oem” Resolved, That our title to the WHOLE of the Terri- | Last night, came off the most fashionable soirée, or par- | 2665 1,300 1 Tal | high, Was while he was in custody ; his wife was present | S5rive0 Ot Ore ei Wroedbridge; I wanin the vtngo at | or sne? (Le ete ci tha muved alocg: whtoh was tu- tory of Oregon is clear and unquestionable’; that no ty recherehé,. that has trankpiredon the Island this sea- | En) 13 435 | af the time. e val an eee [Tf Sitonsiver ‘The Court sat at the hour of 12 o'clock portion of the same ougbtto be ceded to ngland of | Jo5 pr. C., who resides a few furlongs above New | nme 140 6,333 Sait here rose and objected to a statement being | "Cy oss-ezamined I used to work iti packing gold leafat | snd proceeded to, hear excuses. The jurors already tnd thamn eupeaabonot enna, et ine easton onartie! | iaahiae, oan most splendid supper, which was at | rt pet 298317 | he pbelinar BICt. Onannaeet ‘ones the wetick | No. 27 John street; Parkinson was a gildei, an? Honey- | sworn took their places, and some of them were looking bie pened eee PET, | Saehtom Cane. & ete , 4276 — 1,007 = > being that Me. Bind peting in’ the capacity: of ay | eH tliag Smith was in the same busine somewhat “iit at once.” eres yO DOUG: OFA: BAPR> AMOF ORD IRSBAPO,» W this | tended by some of the most talented, rich, and beautiful 48x — 616 = =- v9 . Bird acting in the ci James Part eworn—l am @ house pail re was a lachrymose expression about the coun- 2 f) * xp pouvention recommends te the cordial support of the de- 1aie4 on the Island; as well as a goodly number of old IGE EEA Obes LET tamcegu ti baat cet ployed for some timo by Farkinsony 1 was in his employ | eanancer of some af them-a deep solemnity that would To this, the President replied, in his first official | 20d young gentlemen of the same stamp. Every thing 404 pedis nn alar 3988 sme | of ward offered for the #2covery of the property, | {rom anny E, CS ey ’ foe a il cen to beg Mat tho yar convewen ‘imse! commmmaontOn “Our right to Oregon is clear and @ most splendid manner, and with many 2.09: “HD om thew Genie oy [raga every croumatence | May tast to 113 William street i I was cmplaged asa Tee Be a gel resumed ; and the Court wae crowd. unquestionable.” , tables, 1 hundred of as fine oysters as 3,602 = 441B 304 , 4 i ._ | efetk and book-keeper ; I know Honeyman; | Nave seen | ed with a new batch of customers—none of whom e ‘the: sense of tr dleciemasigge src have cxponade Satie aie Seas, spline At Bouiky ea = 1M Bl nee ourr ruled that the conversation was admissi him My farkinson promises 8 number of snes he slept dently belonged to fas upper q en Thousand,” thou be ed and commented upon to the following effect : were devoured; and itis well known Staten fea ees The oo BOE TN ere seve! es | assisted 1 fitting y | many of them might, perhaps, Ist, We have said, that the only issue before the | island is without a parallel in this delicious and uni 160 — 9 = 207 105 mises No. 118 William strédt ; Parkinson generally slept }. , people of the United Stotes, as a question of territorial jasti oar aT 429 S08 there when in the city; I know Miller; he used to come 1.4nx.—Before the Court proceeds'to business, I Hight, ts the whole of Oregon or fone. "We. ighttully | sanuatry., After, justice hed een tae ocinmrice 339 = = 3572 1,103 | toh to Parkinson's shop; i have been. to the House No, 27 | am requested to call the attention of the Court to some ownit all, or we do not own any of it. Our title, good ip iton the light fantastic toe,” which 243 — - — 4,692 193 | Ww, Jobn street ; I used to see Honeyman and Miller there; [ remark which fell from the Bench, conveying an impu- or bad, ia one title, and has no break in it at the 40th pa- y was entered into. with all the'alcrity Pe ae Se A) him if he knew anything against thes, Nake Sin0 eho ae oe oe ten or*tweire Lidl ale gear ow Sinn rate mannii . Jonv i at bre a L u was sen! ere on errand: wi mcei' . Whole of Orogon s the President sai Ta Tepy,” = une | SMM IOMFIMEDveiy tranquil, wilh tho excep: 12M = BL = 280 2 | Repel and yet out of prison,© Omer hird wae | _ cieceezeninrd -1 used te. go to27 Johnatreat to get |.” Counr—{ should think, Mr Clark, that they ought fo quéstionably we do.” And now, to these two proposi: | tion of a Littl d_ anticipation and e t fi Total... 95,432 _ 100,225 4,567 9,733 956 122,438 20,998 hat reply. Parkins de te his wife, | S014 leaf for Perkinson; Parkinson a beda k | ‘be allow. ; y tions we say, not only are they both true, but iurther, | the approaching trial of Polly Bodine, "Tie ecasnerme, Soe ad 95,482 20938 ‘hou Seaith arain scose and objected tooay deciara, | i one of the rocis in promises No. 116 William street; | Mn. C.anx.—These remarks were made public in the i i i I know that Parkinson pzi4 rént of a houge or rooms oc- rs, and I consider they were unjust. F Barta cantiie anal iia’ tion, | Cunied by Mrs Horton in Mott atéset; Lhad charge of | "Gouecr. for defence.-t Should like to know if this ory max, Esq. on the part of the prosecution, | parkinsous business ; I considered that hé was doing ® | application is made at the request and on behalf of the that they were entitled to the reply of Par-| ood business, during that time; Ido not know that Far- | jury ; beeanso if its, it is certainly very improper. ee ae, mee fitcon aver had a bill or note protested; 1 always consi: | /"Coeur—The jury "nave no right te old Eoy commu t ssi dered Parkinson to be a man of property. nication whatever with any one ; nor have the officers a that the reply was not admissible | ery TT escmcation. Yerumed.—T ahowid think he was | right to convey to them any ‘communication without the ermission of the Court. y Mr. Crarx.—t have had no communication whatever every grotnd of title which gives us any of Oregon ff : oes Loc: seereae {oa us, ax matter of right, the whole of it. This propont: | Wy") vrgtree Bet ea ed Cece eee | Dem, majority......+4 4788, Ma}. for Conn. 10,306 ion we maintain, after a careful examination ot all the w si 7 “ Natives. N. Reform’s- published negotiations which have taken place. on the | jutment, “\uothor point most warmly diseessed by: tke New York 2p 313 subject of our northwest territory; collaterally or di- | old Knickerbockers of the Island is, whéthergthe county if ty 2 Bay ty 1782 up to 1827 inclusive, the date of the last | of Richmond or the State of New York or county, isto Be Bspar li AE Published meg etiation on the matter. be saddled with the expenses of the present trial. ‘They | -~as¢ Comsanative Vork ov 14x Apove Counties ing UZE We Gere maintained, ‘snt-ora tit meinisia, thet | sey thet New Yor hem suffer some with one | Whig vote in 184.....175,425 Demotratia vote ..... 1 e governmentof the United States, while repeatedly | farce judicial, and anxiously enquire who pays the fiddler cama 4 - worth $16,500, (a laugh ;) I did not understand w the family removed to from No. 27 John street; in 5Ist street to Parkinson ; Miller, | 95, otfering to compromise its disput b} i din i i i Honeyman in William street after he had removed with the jury ; my attention was yesterday called to \ aivabenor cutee ‘along ar auth: pecalnate hes! pet, | 2est time. More anon, binges basbiecs «chit ios 8h,oun ee ana sine wih Wemeaees IATA) Inccotresidence from William street; I never heard | the matter but 1’ aid not then state to the Court. The from the Bret, steadily claimed to. be the rightCal.owner , net , de Mpa bagged phar nc eect meen en} flim say where he had moved to; after his removal I got | remarks fell from the Court in relation to jurors; and oi the whole, os against Great Britain. And further, that | “ATE FRom Corrus Curist1.—The Steamer Cin- hamed Miss Fdwards once called with Parkinson, whom | ome gold leaf from a place in Ann street; I probably fot | the observations of the Court were calculated to give since, the Florida treaty in 1819, which gave us the rights | ¢itnati arrived in New Orleans on the 10th, with Total decrencse in forty COUntIES +... eee ee ee | ee ee ee one ee ct eds thon | 1X or seven books, or about half a package ; that is all | offence to the jurors who are now sworn. [think I of Spain, our government has, upon all occasions, claim- | ates from the camp of the army of occupation to the 5th. Masonitixs 1 1614 AnD 1815, informed that Parkinson resided ia, Wooddritge, NJ, | [got up to August last; the books were kept-in name of | am not transgreseing the rules of propriety in calling ed to rightful owner of the whole of Oregon, as | A military correspondent of the Picoyune writes:— Democratic majority in forty counties in 1845, Miller alice Cupid wan with bliss Edwocde onene ocoa. | Patkinson & Co. after the Ist of May; I did not know who | the attention of the Court to the matter. against all nations whatsoever. We now add to this,| ‘ Ourcountry not only expected us to move, to fight " e ie 1844) de, tan nhe ticltanake bomaaan Py papena gs one OC8 | the company was; I was told that Honeyman wasthe | Covar.—I shall receive no communication from the the counsel. ¥. is rather a ouriogn sort of ans, but it expected all this of partner, but I don’t believe that he was. jury through eith James Taycor, sworn.—My place of busine: Counsen for, 73 ourmes Leap am ais beat bakes ba pegoned’s He Bad a pe a ® | ter part of June, or beginning of July, ! sold Parkinson | pear here as the peculiar champion ; Missiasippl Election, [ests s Gecpasiaifeminens passeages an boerd. the: bans Tov of refuse bread, emounting to about $18; he didnot | ‘matter in itself whieh 1 consider calculated to bias the 1815. ion. in une last he staat 5 1D rae reps reer k by om pay for it at the , but on or about the 10th of July, | jury. We nave selected those sworn in after nine days, Whig: * Dim.: “Wise. Dim) Reapeie iacpaymens fos Sie fabok 98 eens 4 awe Per Pe handed me's $90 bill on the Farmers’ and Manufactu: | And to place the life or death of the prisoner in their on Sat (> par | tilertrenpostan, be banged me anpthes G10 HU t9 POE: dere) Bank of Foughkeepri;{ told ‘him that Thad not | Rands Pand 1 think when we have, solected them as im- that on the 24th of May, 1827, after the rej and to conquer without British government of the propo: lines? Sect us ‘without money and without price.’ Part of the troops 3 Lia tae Ra SEER fi along the 49th parallel, the American Minister at Lon. | here have not received one cent of pey for six months, | - Nineteen counties remain to be don, under iinimctions from Mr. Clay, then Secretary | nor is there th lighest indication of an intention to pay of State, solemnly and in due form declared that the { : _ American goverament “does not hold itself bound here- | , “Lieut. Rieves of the 8th regiment of Infantry, a few ofter, in consedueyce of any proposal which it has here- | days since was severely, though not dangerously injured tofore made, to agree to the ine’ which h#ts heen go pro- | by the kick ofa horse.” It appears that he had what he o oss Joun D. Hacer, sworn.—l am a clerk on board the ard from. steamboat Raritan, that plies between New Brunawick and this city ; [ have known Parkinson for about three — | ment for his fare ; this was also a Poughkeepsie Dill, and posed and rejected, but will consider itself at liberty to | Suppostd @ very wentle mustang (the wild horse, many io on ; sufficient-cash on hand to give him the change, and said ial men, thet this sort of proceeding is rather strange Pontend for the full extont.of, the claima of the Urcitea | of which aro brought in and told by the Mexicans), and is 332 | Be Subsequently gave me others of the same dercription | to nim thet Ne could call again and settle at another ask ; States.” We have already quoted Mr. Clay as saying, in | While showing him to his friends, the, horse kicked him 231 Jaly he gave me a $20 bill on the Farmers’ and Manufac- | time, which ho did. Count.—I think the subject has gone far enough. Let those instructions, under date of June 19, 1826 — with both feet immediately over the rogion of the heart. 1,290 t ys 2f k of Poughk ie ii t for his fare of |, THomas ‘THomas, sworr—t am a gold beater, and do | us proceed, gentlemen. i 3 i G="'Nor is it conceived that Great Britain has, or can, | H®,(# still confined to his bed. : arr a ee eee ae Teer Ta In the | business at No. 20 Ann street; I sold Parkinson at differ. | Mn. CLanx.—I think the ry have privileges—and in g as, m, | “Capt. Saunders, of the Engineer Corps, who went out 954 5 cents, and I han him the change, $19 75. In gotten eelings-— the month of July, poles to_ the amount | relation to their rights and make out even a colorable title to any portion of the north- il on the Farmers’and Court.—I do not think, Mr. Clark, m, while ‘on bis passage in the ‘ou are called west coast. some Taye since on a reconnoisance, returned last night. S70 2,792 middle of July Parki of about $34. He sent mea $50 z With a & command of 25 foot and 25 horsemen, he took a sh Tag. 1 a wed boat, asked me to change a $00 bill on the Farmers’ aod | Sis outacturers’ Bank of Poughkeepsie, out of which! | upon to become the champion of jury. If they" oa haramk oruenl gption taal en lalermeaitn cir ion Qiarsshore sail ue eben eS ale 7 alg ino fe, ae at the accuselt parties in compact, wilh Parkiavon, wc, | {20K payment for the gold ‘leaf, and sent the change have any thing to communicate, 1 sho Winds them to n 5 c jin about 75 miles o} by s ; " ac aboy. lo so thomselves. Mt Fen ; cording to the best of my reeollectior. 5 : : . ground but the old well-established American ground | could march with little difficulty, and that the practica- T became acquainted with him by seeing him frequently | 214 he other accused parties, the reading of which was | South street; | have lived in New York since last April; The election was for Governor, Secretary of State, | on board the steamboat Raritan, as a passenger. On the | 2 m : lished beyond dou,” They ‘aw no | four Representatives in Congress, and other State tote of SDE ant A mise ta 73e émploy of Parkinson pur SOc ee OY oeewen ron opie Oger ay ea er a A Seip rg oer Alene’ juance of Bri- | Mexicans or Indians, but crossed a 1 Rackincesl wuile onthe paste td Weare of June | son was taken by me according to law;1 first stated to | must be assessed to the value of $250. Noes the matter. This fact is eflorte recently made by Mv. W eaders rtant, in view of the | bility of reac! er, and some other | go there, is he whig party, evidently in’pu runni i i yho ii tinh latereate, to cfoud and confuse the perceptions ofthe | north, supposed to be a Camenche trall—a party, au, | 294 County officers. It is to settle also, who is to iingon, while on the passage to New Vork, handed | him tho nature of the complaint, and its particularities, | " Jonox.—1 own no real estate in the county; I have as- country as to the true state of the Oregon question. pose, that had heard the Mexicanshad moro mules than | occupy the seat vacated by Mr. Secretary Walker ie i oat ue of it. which soit id a af ed 9 < I think | 20d informed him that he was at liberty to refuse or an- | certained that | am not assessed. Sdly. With reference to the existing stipulation for | they wanted, and hi a little leisure time, had’ ridden | in the United States Senate. tee pillar TN Poughkeepsie bill, at least it was an up. | *¥eF any questions that might be put to him. Mr. Smith | Juror set aside upon these grounds. i the “joint occupancy” of that saan, by American | over to borrow tl . How sccommodating.— pest as EE iver bill. “When l took it think ‘Farkiason enid that it in rose, and objected to the reading of the examina. | George Irvin formed an opinion. Set aside. Charles citizens and British subjects, we have said, and we still | ‘The man in'the white lid not go with the command, Varieties. uaa paystile $f eras’ bank: fa th it; Mo eehe next bust. | #0, on the ground that if a Magistrate examined a pri- | D, Blevin, like case, like rule; Henry Dickenson, and the say, that the practical working of that stipulation since | as our last advices stated. He was seen in camp after pega ea ty ey ahd ade Re I soner rather as a witness, than as a charged defendant, | following, do:—George Livingeart, W. B. Brown, Robert 13 « . Breach of promise cases are becoming fashiona- } ness transaction I had with Parkinson was on the 21st of | *° : a 9 ee Company ent tne een of fereticute ie aoe | eae dittat aeoptea Soran Zane ide oTMANES | pig again, We ad aol heard much of tham fora few | July. He then Nanded. me $20 bil'on the Dank o | Mt tstimeny cguldnet be read in evidence exuinet Rin, | Caghlan, John MeLoupicl, Caley Wey Bett it, to pl se the te: itory under’ British law : to drive its | dawn t ‘atose, but indrawing them on, ‘a ki wf years past—but the rage for speculation prevails so ex- | Poughkeepsie in payment for freight taken by the boat re ISRO hy papa y x Let Sabh wer erarcalel ges cs. va OoueruOuariss Staton yA, Rosinmil- American inhabitants out of the most profitable purauits | wi rattles, havii ‘ert iensively that the ladies have gone into it ‘‘with aloose- | The freight bill was $1 50. Ihave seen the bill now | (, ade yf d Mr. Price Peecdad to readin examination’! lat Wy. McLeilead OO Aniepine, of the region :to restrict American settlements to the ight, contested the lene we h his. foot ness” ‘It is dangerous squeezing hands or casting | shown me before; ithas my name written upon it; it isa obFuridiwon lies before dustion Taylor, in which the | eepOwe ett ae Wet Meintyre, James Baker, G. W. south side of the Columbia river; to dot the northern eing pressed, took to biting, whereupon | sheep’s eyes, now a days. If a young man says a soit $50 billon the Farmers’ and Manufaciurer’s Bank of ae Ladwitied Piet hahaa paid ta ranie poate is a wh ae sizes 4 thee PMA portion of the country with British forts; to give over aathi the. mustang to action: The. thing this evening, he may have riff after him to- | Poughkeepsie; ! received it from Parkinson on the 8th of si mt ‘of the kind heastibed be ‘witness for the prosecu: 7M So rtd Ni ‘hol hae, Rowland Jones, Thomas To Buitish occupancy most of its commanding sites) to | think of matching him ageinet Rieves’ pone: Bets atscci | morrow. ‘The market price of a breach of promise is | August,fora second lot ofmeal which he purchased from | money ofthe kind described by wittoss fos ke prone | J M1. Latham, Nicholas Min, eeyjamin sherwood, B. put into the hands of England complete and unchecked | 6 to 3—odds in favor of “White Hat?” | about $1000—bnt the rise or fall in the article 14 often as | me; it was paidto me in my office at the landing in New | G0. Snaitaed iat ho did not know Who lel, the | McCabe, W.H, goringstecl; John Walsh, John Darou control of the Indian tribes, whose tell passions she has, rapid and unaccountable as it is in the case of Malaga | York. money found in his premises in ‘William street. He ad-| W- Bowen, W. Mokee, M, D. Ormsby, W. Floyd, John in twowars already, to her everlasting shame, wielded || Our Mexican Furet.—The U. S. sloop of war | {tits oF potatoes. , : Cross-ezamined A once asked Parkinson what his busi- | Pitted in his examination obtained # number of | Sheridan Osprgn Deaton, W. Brinslow, Edward Wil- against us without scruple and without mercy, to the | Falmouth,bearing the broad pennant of Commod The whigs of Poughkeepsie have had a meeting | 1 T think that be had a place of busingss in | Tani of kngland bills from Mr. White, broker in Wall | lett, W. Whippinghouse, George Webber, John Gerkin, most bloody and barbarous issues. And, igh the Conner, arrived off this: et Moat Miah tOky hak aie “to express their indignation at the conduct of the majo- | William street, where he carried on the manufacture of | soot, but that he got it for Davis, who afterwards re- | J. Denight, J. Pan er, W. W. Simons, J. ‘Turner, J, B. effect of that joint occupancy has been to give to British | Chored off the Navy Yard at sunset. She fi d an | rity of the County Canvassers, in refusing to have the | looking glasses, or similar occupation. f funded him the money paid for the same. Master, K: Sunnyball, Louis Doty, P. Moony, Sampson policy all that it wants—time, namely, to hedge around | Sivect from Vera Cruz, and was accompanied from that | returns from the town of Northeast corrected—which || J.F. Hux. sworn.—1 reside in Foughkeepsio ;-1 am | Justice Taynon_ re-called by defence—Mr. Bird hand- | Rockoe, Albert #. Ambroo, J. M. Hill, J. A; Ttord, Geo. its aggressive and baseless claim to Oregon with all the | Sort by the US, brig Po Accompanied from that | Correction wonld have elected E.Crosby,to the Assembly, | the teller of tho Bank of Poughkeepsie; | am inthe habit | ed me a receipt of the following import : “ May éth, | M.Gill, C. W. Saunders, J. McGuire, Hi. S. Provost, Pa- immense force and all the imposing formalities of pos- | bya few hours, ‘She spoke the U8. brig Lateehog ut | from Duchess county, instead of Geo. T. Pierce.” ‘They | of going on board the vossel for and with packoges con- | 1845. Received from James Honeyman the sum of $250, | trick Daly, O. 8. Jennings, Peter Dunn, W. Everdell. — sea. No news has transpired, ex ‘of her be. | Passed some strong resolutions, and recommended simi- | nected with the business of the bank. Onthe occasion | peing halfof the amount of stock in trade.” Mr. Bird 'W.H. Degroot sworn.—f live at No. 68 Vandam street; That possession, accruing as it has accrued under our | ing'followed into this port by most of n, iar meetings in all the towns in the county. of this robbery, I went on board the barge about six | informed me that he found it in a wallet found in the | | heard newspaper reports read; I formed an opinion from solemn protest of our rights, of course does not invali- | ying put a vessel or two for observation. A survey gelock in the morning, and told Mr. Carey that 1} possession of Honeyman at the time of his arrest. what I heard read, that a murder had been committed, date our title, But who shall say, that if left unchecked | j,o¢n held on tho boilers of the steamship Princeton, Baad comhe tox, Soy Dak gaae tntanded Tih. tie, wank: ote uaty W. 8. Mil- jal Mr. Bancroft has been presented witha most beau" i r-mounted ash cane, bearing the following in* At this stage of the trial the court adjourned until to" | and that there was an arson committed. Set aside. and unregarded by our legislation, it will not make resulted in a statement bi "i oon ice and unlocked a small drawer \orrow morning. ‘W. Bennett Formed no decided opinion, but i u nt by the examining eugineers, of A part of the old school house: m ning. . Bennett sworn—k P' h aasumption and exercise of our title every duy moro | (heir dangerous condition, They report thom At for only | Newburg, where Gen. Washington, ina council of of: | Sader the desk, took out a key, with which he Ea ease Oaeve rend part of the fist tril, and generally make it a prac- ‘Against the continuance of this state of things as it | ‘WO months duty under low ‘steam. The metal was | cers, crushed the spirit of sedition, March 15, 1783."— | Te'two packages. One af them was directed to E. P- | - 8. Distric a tice to credit all 1 hear ( euguier) until T ear stands, leaving our cifizens in Oregon wholly without | (0nd to he badly corroded and oxidized, asin many pla- | And around the upper ferrule, the following : “Presented Benjainin—in addition to the stiperecription, $1,900 was Before Judge Betts. P ee if ow ggg ggg tl lig oN , spesthoae Dog ces to be leas than one-eighth of un inch in thickness.— | October, 1844, to Hon. George Bancroft, his country's | Benianin mn nddrion fo the supersoriptich, #000 es | Nov. 19.—The Grand Jury returned several bills of | . §. H. Bavelt formed. an opinion. Set aside, Also, J. the protection of our laws, we have protested, and we | * en pat. i directe: . Bi J still protest. "We believe thet neither the admi Fe aha we a hess papeere Fait enol, aad three in num. | historian, by the Democratic Association of Newburgh, | North, cashier, 1 asked Mr. Carey if the two pack. | indictment, and having no further business, were dis. bape ee 3 ay Jomason, M. Herring, Hi. Osborn, J” nor Congress, nor the country, will tolerate, or ought to | Per pilers were found | New York. ages were all there was. He replied that there | Sherged, with the thanks of the Court, Cady, J. H. Weed, R. Smith, W. Mallory, W. C. Perrine, telsabe. ith oon intense unaieen friable to the touch, one of them, perforated with | 4 prisoner by the name of Kelly, in Wells (Ill.) not appear to be any others. He looked about | Mutiny on beard the Oscar Tne ree nek ioolar’ |-P. Caughlin, R. Kennedy. q holes so low, that the cylinder must have worked water Let the administration—let Congress- 6 e of steam, during her last trip. New steam county jail, being unwell last week, was not confined to | the safe, but could not find any more, Mr, Carey George E. D. True: ‘examined—I have not formed an opi- : ; . pipes | ¢° T the’ sneri'a Kay to the | then seeidtied ther iin Une had beth Yrom the | ea) who, as is alleged, attempted a revolt onboard | E:. : : Sen Sapte on eee must be provided before she can again be used under | his cell. He got possession of the merits Key to bie | ian are’ & Manntacturors’ Bank od taken some of the | Darque Oscar, of Sag Harbor, while off the coast of Bra- | nion; Ihave read some portions of the trial, but it has Fanueil Hall; letghe cow ‘tne in substance, iy into Court, and being arraigned, en- | escaped my emery T have conversed about it frequent- steam. They will prebably.be procured at Mobile or ails, w de , and decamped. After driving some sixteen miles, | packages; he then went to ask Capt. Wilsey and enquir- » * * {we expect to Nene eee ae Firorse became frightoned,broke the wagon to pieces, | 6d if sy boa had Deen for packages, o} Jnoney; Lac. | tered aplea of not guilty; thd mn consequence of rep. | 1y; 1 wassatisfed that a murder had heen committed ; 1 to see, an independent government grow | Rururn or THE Texan VoLUNTEERS.—Yesterday | and injured thé thiet so much that Jhe was re-taken, | companied him; Capt. Wilsey said that no one had | rose ) regheng rorgiwn i Taaeater ain teaons iM up there; that we rether euppese it will be a republican | morning a little before day break, our citizens were | #14 carried back to bis old quarters. been. Mr. es replied that some body must have | for trial on the firs ‘heey ", je Di ti f George Baker, who gave bail in the amount government, and know, at least, that it will be an An- | {\yox6 from their slumbers by the booming of artillery. || ‘The St. John’s New Brunewicker, states that a been, us he coull onty find two péckages. Captain | oPle too for his eppearaice at that time, Edward Bar- ic ‘lo-Saxon government, and so trouble ourselves but lit- 9 4 . \ y at tle what form of government it shall be; but that, at all Seren netreree ASainey of 93 ihe. aoe paar by 8 Betiae ge 7“ ppnicm ony wnt Amped Frode = into the safe, but foand nothing there; the package Bett and ;ostae B. Boyd being duly qualified as his events, the whole question of title to that soil is, a8 be. | the arrival ofthe gallent men, who were first, at their | of the Auty on flour’ The general failure of the potatoe | fitected to Ht. North had no other marks upon it; | Pondemed or sae he Court then received tweon’us and Great Britain, a question to be talked | Country's call, toy to her defence. About & o'clock Fsty od much disteose among the. poorer peo. | ttisone I took and defivered to Mr. North; I saw it Cteaphlemytee 8 Ogres neon about, and negotiated upon, and hushed up ina compro: | the sta ship’ Cincinnati Captain’ Smith wivived: here |slo’ especially the new. sett! vidtihe present tax on | opened ; it contained nothing but a bank book; the pack. | ® portion of Mee the ate ented on of the mise, if possible; but, in no event, nor under any cir-| from Aransas Bay, having ou board two’ companies of Peter existing olfcam regerded as an | S80, however, was sealed; I lways take an account of tonching the cumstances, to be made an issue o! ce or war. L .: e exchanges made bank in whic! am employe the Volunteer vcompaly a command of Major Gally. | oppression. Oficer exo recalled-—T went to a house im Slit street a our government take this style on the question, and it ‘he other prep F, ae « A day: Fee eenee POE ator Fora eee Attillery, under | Gen. Green, in his history of the Texian expedi- | ou the afternoon of the Sih of August lat; I was acco McCartney, S. jurdett. ly ‘sworn It is possible I might have an opinion ; I think I read the first trial ; there is no impression on my mind; | have aot expressed an op:- fon; but I talked about the matter a good deal; I gave ing no i, or dissent. (Challenged peremptorily.) Set ction as | aside. 7 K The court toook a recess until 5 o'clock, having ad- J. Sutton formed an opinion. Set aside. Also, W.D. ; f : , : , | Hicks, 8. B. Rowley, J.'T. Jackson, L. Hunt, J.F. Jones, ‘The true reason, as we firmly believe; why this ques- ‘ ; tion against Mier, observes that those Texian soldiers | panied by officers Leonard, Strickland, and Capt. Wes. | journed at 3} o’clock. ij 7 % ? tion ls not yet settled an it ought to be setled, i that | Schooney WRU oclock: the: Voluatsers tanger weg | who had the most bloody mottoos painted upon their | terfield. . ’ interme lgaera oager Han yin aw haps datrg Feet. cout sil oniaton, Also, ‘Theo. Mosn: ‘Gross Britain’has never yet seen, in any ebay murchod ¢6 the public square, Cécorted by 4 detachment caps were the last to prove them true, and he doce net | | Durraroe Artoawer.— Who did you find at the house | ¢ age! twas aroared that this, cene, ne. lala | cine, Hetty Lusotabe. ation, any sufficient inducement 6 public fee! h recollect seeing one with a “ liberty or death” motto, st stree' , afte tim wd “em ‘ mind. anil legislative action upon the subject here, in the Unit- | 22 SEED To Mr nethne eee a cite Gott | sho didnot tale the liberty of returaing home a little |. Mr. Surrx Charles Purdy sworn—I am satisfied in my mind that a will not be settled peacefully before Deom: and contended that the prosecw. | #tands adjour murder was committed. Set aside. ed States, to lead her to settle it. fb drill, th ‘disch too soon. tion had not shown any connectios between Parkinson | "J. Kevin, formed an opinion. Set . . W. ind the proof of this in the whole history of the | Movements of battalion drill, they were discharged from | °°, ‘Ili . | and the accused parties alleged to have been found in Common Pleas. eninge, rd, Jes Van Aukin, R. B. negotiation, "In 1818 we ofered and England rejocted,a | [ence °acling' in i abwoste ot Gor, Galan Moir | quertned tae stn af $000 the Meryland Coloneatin | he howe in Diet street; that i had not Deon shown; thet Judge Daly Presiding. Howark’G. i, Widite, "Roswell Steel, C.F. Park, A. Compromige.on the 49th parallel. Why should she not | General Lewis, who was prosent at the review, also | Society; also $000 to the State Bible Society. Euskinesh sees the ‘obcapent ‘et tee" Rowse y Nov. 19—This Court was occupied until the hour of | Harrell,’ J. M. Alden, Samuel T.:Knapp, Peter Shoats,W. reject it, then? What was the consequence of arejec- | (ioneral emit, who wa “ott A Ys inson resided there. On the contrary, t adjournment an action of trover, involving a ques- | Aohnson, W. Tyson, Nicholas Bursham, Michael Burns, P ; Y the State, fon their prompti- ilanti i i thi tion? Why, joint occupation—no more—a joint occu- ac A The Ypsilanti (Mich.) Sentinel says, that the | tion had shows that his residence was in anoth pation, to Me eee te matile acount, she | tde and gallantry.—N. O. Delta, 112A. barn of Jacob Emerick, containing 3,000 dour barrels rkinson had merely hired this hot fi . " » A. ith { new she had the machinery of the Hudson. Bay Gom- A¥PaIRS IN Cupa.—Our advices from Havana pote Le Nota fy le arg Pie pad beg so that Parkinson, who 1s a broth: State; | tion of considerable importance to the man of busine: for ano- | The this vlaw'of | others, of ; | William Green, W. Thompson, Richard A. Howard, W. uit are Mr. Charles M. Geddins and | Horton, John G. Barton, Peon, d, Ohio, and . Herrick & | “philip Ward, sworn—Has formed no opinion in rogerd any all ready made, by which laws might be extended \ , joneyman, upwards of a year ago had been | Smith, commission merchants, of this city. From the 7 x ‘i ’ Yo her people, whilst our citizens were feft unprotected. | arc to the let instant. It.1s said that a part of that | amount of the loas will probably be between $3,000 and | seen togetherin Broadway, and after showing that felo: | evidenice already adduced, it'seems that tH plaintiss,in | ‘0 this case ; dont know who is going to be tried. And efaranté hare Rt to wel prena in |e a a sorte gaa sore, line ie December | $4000 ayrhal Gen committed they must thow thatthe cuused | November a0) shipped some’ eighiy-fve barrels of | at" wher ke mi hat he hd roud reports of in cue nevejectod it, Why should she not? The machisery | walls,and by 450 outside, al supplied with olive oil; | Mrs. Ann Noble, wife of Mayor Noble, who re- # have acted in concert. ‘The objection offered | flour to the defendants, to be sold on their account, and | inthe newspapers. From what I read, | theugh¢ that a she rejected it. should she not e machine: , @ 9 sides afew miles north of Chicago.was found dead in | Y the defence was overruled by the court, and off. | they charge that the proceeds thereby accruing were | murder had been committed, and that is now my of her company and her Jogislation was working beauti- | they are kept in trim until 10 P.M, The amount of o} fiction of the courts of Cana. | Consumed per week ir 5550 lbs., worth from $8 to $9 per her bed a few mornings since, with a strip of cotton cer Bird proceeded to testify as follows—“On en- | misappropriated. On the part of the defence, itis ured | opinion. * Set aside. tering the house in 51st street, { found Smith alias Ho- | that the flour never came to hand as alleged, and fully ; through it, the juris. ied about hi k, either by h hand erthat of Joseph Aiken has formed and expressed an opinion. da covered every rod of Oregon. What was the conse- | 100 lbs. senthrnenn lamina ns heer tab neyman, Davis, and Miller, alias Cupid, also’ two fe- | they are, therefore, released from all obligations main- . Law quence & her, ii(ebe didirdject the compromise? Why, Afair or bazaar was lately held for three nights in | $°Me unknown person. __... | melee, one of who was called Smitty alles Honeymaan’s:| talted by the opposite parties. But a portion of the tos: Fa ee eiads Wi ie, dos, Rijoeel MaCabe, 9s) Line just this—that Mr. Rush, after having exhausted all the | Puerto Principe, (Central Department.) Sales were | The sportsmen about Trenton appear to be im- | daughter, the other a young woman whom we had been | timony Raving een gone through with, at the time of | Min do, schrhed vis Sih resources of the highest diplomatic ability, in a most lu. | made to the amount of $1,838; net proe $1,381. The | proving the season. Two of them returned on Saturday | looking for. Miller, on our entrance, was about to run | adjournment, this cause will be resumed to-morrow "The list of jurors for the morning session was here minous and powerful statement of his case, broke off i} ley bet tot bel ‘the establishment of a school for poor | with ducks, of which 34 were brant, the spoils of | off, when Officer Leonard stopped him. After arresting cri 5 i , | exhausted, and the court took a recess until 6 o’clock. that negotiation as impracticable and hopeless, put the | female children. three days and one or two evenings shooting. Two | the accused parties, with the assistance of the officers D. E. Wheeler, Eeq. for pla.ntiffs ; 8. Cambreleng for | ~'p Court, after a short recess, proceeded to hear ex- Oregon papers in his pocwet, and turned to ‘another Rain has fallen abundantly in all parts of the island. others brought in 45 head, on the same day. who accompanied me, took them to the Chief's office, af- | defendants. | cuses, after which some ethers were examined and set large bundle about the West India trade. And, mean-| | The Santiago de Cuba papers say that the port of Gua | The roll of attorneys in Alabama contains seven | tet which we returned to the house, and searched the ‘upon the same ground as referred to above ; name- time, it was as before in Oregon—“ joint occupation.” —_| tanamo, in the jurisdiction vy eae Pape ad hundred names. The Mobite Herald, in making a calcu. | Premises, between 4 and 8 o'clock in the evening of the Marine Court. ly, the fact athaviog lonned ‘an. “opinion as'to the guilt In 1827 again we would compromise. England would | opened to fereign comm ° . | #ame day on which Parkinson and the rest ofthe accused | Nov. 19.—John Lambert vs. Patrick Mc.Anally —This o) nat. Why not "Because the alternative was in no was | iho prorent yeas, under the sume restrictions ax the port | pose Such eLearn tree sever om an average, | Parties were arrested. We found $351 in Dilla onan East: | was an action of slander for ‘words spoken by defendant, | Se rap roniep non y yee MMOL By Ef trict ae mcg tl ¥ AT nown os! Have waticwibed $40,800 40 Werte ihe soe ete . pi ed $2000 per annu ern bank. They were contained ina wallet found inthe | charging the pena with pein a ae f, robber, per- The Counr suggested that either side should move to can fancy the ish statesmen then beret: bionie ion of for- Senor Don Antonio Argote Villalbes, late Spanish top ofatrunk. Ina bureau 1 found some silver coin, | jurer, kc., and of having stolen Pigs m a Mrs. Gar- | withdraw the record, as from what they had experienced ould we accept this proposed compro: | tifica nt e d which I didnot bring away, as it was claimed by one of | mony. The parties both reside in Willet street, where | Yuring the last few days, he had come to the conclusion Don Francisco Sanch Seta Oe eT eciise too tat oxmaboen ell and | the females as belonging to her. In a writing desk, |the conversation occurred. The plaintiff Proved that | tnatit would be imposible to procure a jury in the no title to Oregon ; @ admitted that we haye none. In the officials tera, (Guin) dled a fom days cinta: Regie, on the bay | $0Pie ating to kis bed chamber, on the said to belong te Miller, a post note or bill of exchange | the defendant applied the opprobrious epithets to county. - ment made on the part of the ish government, an vane, H wer ay i a for £20 sterling, dated July 16th, 1845, ‘able to nce of a large crowd, ai made simila 5 eS sted the trial should pro Fe em sated nag age ge trong pet time of his death, and had been married three phe Kearsage mountain was soapped in snow oa | order ay ’ Sa arching Mie eraons. of na in reference to him on niet one ions ter ce that e ie lay ot December, 1826, we, lenipo- morning, and upon other jands between the | Davis I found a number of Bank of Englan 8, it | The defendant attempt lo show ie intiff re- “ ; mount- tentiaries, have suid in terms, * Great Britain claime no | _ In Bayamo, in the eastern part of the island, weare in- | Merrimack and ‘Connecticut the snow was blown into | of which were of the denomination of £5. cach, two" of | taliated by saying that hi ep ack lt stelle By ing to about $125 per day; and also the necessity of his attending the Circuit in sister kept a house of ill fame jis own brother was jealous of exclusive sovereignty over any portion of that terri formed that the rains are daily; (here, in the stern | drifts of eonsiderable depth. £10 each, andtwo of £20each. [also found a number | at the Hook, and ry.” But what of ti part, it is the same;) we are also informed that tl ropa ‘ of loose notes, which | did not mark, and some silver in | him. The J considering the defendant a poor 5 " forenoon, without ot cans show no grea Mill be abundant. Flantains were selling at from 16to | iA. 4“auuen Pener says, in stating the fact, Wat the | jin ganniset. While there that evening a puree of | rendered a verdictot $27. "> Tee ea naar of ind waite wud ‘occupation is wor 20 for amedio sencello (6 cents) and all other vegetable | {it's soultanimated thee hugh, bud end bl jeld. | §0ld was handed tome by a young female, who I got to for the plaintiff, W. 8. Rowland, Esq., i remptory challenges. our Bay Company last year was very near a million. | productions were proportionably cheap. ling ine Hea eee etd ane epee exhibited | search one of the females inthe house. I did not search od considerable talent and erudition in conduct’ | °°F &% — age Edmonds Seni snalos ema do- ‘Their stock is now 140 per cent above par. Doubtless ——_—_—___—_ . Ota = her myself, having some delicacy about the matter. One | i y cision this (Thurday) forenoon, which will settle we can get a renewed lease of “joint occupation”— Tue Sac-Harsor Frre.—We have had but very 6 hd +4 of the tin ters now found in William =~ question in relation to exhausting the county panel. possibly with leave to terminate it by one year’s notice, | imperfect accounts % i We learn from the Henderson Kentuckian that a | street; the bills found the: in a piece of 5 hy soon as we are ready for other measures.” And 0 | petnaps to the office FREE ate Scat destructive fire has beon raging in the woods of that | India rubber cloth, also oll apes ne Eine © pak oa rota Pan ak: ba, 3 : they, dia hole on, and ot Cee re Just what they gluded in the eneral calamity, From’ a letter ie the county for several days, which has destroyed much va | rubber cloth now fhown was found jn the heuse MAE Ne eR Oe eT NE coone ACR BELTING. sable wanted. at has since of ne- | Norwich Courier ‘we leatn that tl able timber. « | street, and from w! e piece fou: jam street gotiation—what has taken brag) under the present admi- | Zenophon lying about Enon ie troyed at the fire a | appears to have been cutest corresponds in texture, | Fara, AcciveNt—One Man Kitiep—Five Se- MACHINE BELTING. The amount of property de ai nistrution, we shall probably learn in the course of w | conflagration,ceught fire from the flying cludess cad w days a Pearees, * | &c., and fits the place from which a similar piece ie —On Monday forenoon, while the | A. N,ARTICKN of erent strength and durability, fow weeks. When thot curtain is drawn up, we shall | burned to the water's edge x the 00 to¥ oe bres ray vwas Sectd ut varseuseat been taken. The piece of oiled silk now produced, | SL aL hag BMY = upon the building of a large | 2osesipue oof oe of teeter Sot pe sce whether Great Britain has manifested a stronger dis- | are the Messra. Smith, lumber dealers, who had no to the amount of $80,700, found in the house in dist street—it corresponds with | and lofty chimney, intended as the gas escapement for | {ris unaffected by heat of cold, and w justed to. ~ " ince. ‘The letter says:—As c enorall " ; e piece found in William street; whe the Roxbury Chemical Laboratory, near Hog Bridge, require alteration ne is ‘with leather poajtion to listen to our demands, and \ Hird Ned ed ance. The lett ‘As the build rz | pateryyes " 4 1 hority, thet the pi found in William street; when found some ry y, Hog Brid, cme h us In any fair division of the territory to which we have | cnught on the roof, where the engines, three of which | the Catholic ton very doubtful authority, that | tacks ofa particular kind were found sticking initia small | jaying reached the altitude of 160 fee staging upon EO. BEECHER, A clear and unquestionable title, wero in the village, could not reach, much property | the Catholic Church has purchased the Nauvoo temple, | package of the same kind of tacks was found in the coat | the inside gave way, precipitating all the persons upon it , 09 Broadway. s to us, that this view of our past unsuccess{ul | might have been raved by a little exertion, Dut fio nade | 804 all the land and buildings at Nauvoo. pocket of Davis. to the ground. One man, J. Larkin, a mason tender, Inte | Belts of givenlengths andthielmess made to order. {lve wish tosetle tha Osegor yuortion peaceably Let | ic rectators refused to work. | To this, however, there | A two year old steer, tuised by Daniel Howland, | Fxxoxnice Wore sworn-1 aman Exchange Broker, | of New York, was instantly killed, being found with his | —S028 Bae ——_______ Lye! aoe Shade. tid Pg, re Abele “ vines were some noble exceptions. The Rev, Mr. Roberts, of | jr., of Dartmouth, eighing fifteen hundred and sixty | at No. 35 Wallstreet; I sold some Bank of England | back broken and form completely doubled up. O. 8.) SOLAR LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, GIRANDOLES* paren gion ne rag that meg; ae . the Episcopal Church, attracted tho admiration of all ‘by | eight lbs.was exhibiteu on Tuesday in the market square | bills to Parkinson on the 31st of July last; I sold him four | Pierce, master mason, who resides on Tremont street, "TEA TRAYS, &c. : Sone Sh hey oui nove Tat oyon Sasa | Nore af eben ot esersoo eel off. | tn Belod ofan ar eo 40 ae, Tse adsl ts | Resa ot a ses Nelg Tate ue or | ‘SG UBMmtm est oartaad ee Spee 5 fo flames and cinders, the two £10 bills now shown , having registered the | wounded; three of his ribs bet roken, besides other of jar! of various, 5 paper, will not do this, We must do by law for our | and thus prevented the’ extension of the fra it eA man nai Spratt was sentenced at sates number of the bille and put marke dyer g imewhich I'ré.'| injuries, ‘The othe: persons lnjgsed worefi i with ; citizens in Oregon, at le done for her subjects t! said before, “ recognise communication with them, a cipation of our own freer must organize @ governni west of the Rocky mount much as Great Britain has | portant quarter. We heard of no sorious personal in. | Michigan, to pay a fine of $250, and one year im; | cognise on those shown; 1 also identify from the lot of | son, and W. McDonald, J. Murked, and J. W: We must, as we have | jury sustained by any one, during the fire. Aremarkable | ment in the State prison, for voting illegally at the Coils now shown me the four £5 bills which I also | ders. Magoon was badly wounded on hia h i the finest Taser eet er oC Gothie and Protect them, establish | instance was related to us of a lady who, from agitation | 1” i hs ‘ sold him, by the same means; Icannot positively state | Murked had a shoulder dislocated ; and Wilkins receiv- | oval tGttras which he offers. for sale at wholecale and retail, probably, totally lost the power of speech and has not | A letter from Princeton, dated Sunday eve- what dencription I received fromParkinson for theseBank | ed.a severe injury on his foot, while MeDonald miracu. |’ gyon'sne moet Yeasonable terms yet recovered it. | ning, states that Professor Dod’ was dangerously ill, of | of England bills, lously escaped with only somo slight braises. The death JOHN JV, MORGAN. Cov 07 Cor ppaerns- On Monday evening he was thought to be | Cross-examined-1 have got the bills whieh I have | of but one man, under the circumstances, so many fall- B-W Pe poi ape telah Sodom Soh hl aud thus bind them tous. In @ CURE YOR Fie CUmRrurion Ur ERRORS Albany, | better, | identified registered as haying been sold to Parkinson; I | ing together such a distance, and timbers and boards de- 5 ane ap Sictatenite dha wien egtl-dt'e seenefal elon November 18, 1845.—Present, Lieut. Governor | samuel 8. Smith 4 25 years, of South | did not know him at the time; he told me that lis name | scending upon them with great force, seems truly provi prt pent vp eg emigre aga Gardner, Chief Justice Bronson —No. 41. E. Gifford, | welitteet, was lost overboard irons che chooner M: was Parkinson, and I entered them accordingly in that | dential. The chimney was intended to be carried to the CHICKERING’S ae agoncy. there a mall communication iis 2; | Uresident of the Farmers Bank of Hadson vs. Hi. Livin in Vineyard i A Aaah gn ht of 200 feet. We learn that Larkin, the man killed FORTE WAREROOM: a Ed iiccting ant Securing Ts repel yc | son, Aimplended, Ac. Mr. 8. Stevend war heart for | 0,0, Vineyard: Sound, HR. 1, en Saturday noon, and no family, but leaves a mother in New York, Pe PIANO: FORTE WAREROOMS, plaintiff in error, on the preliminary question, whether in‘a very critical Kangen but hopes are entertain- J CHIGKERING wonldinform the pablie, that he has re additional dragoons, if necessary, to protect them | the point involved in this cause hus heretofore be i n de i N from the Indians—all these measures, and other mea- | cided by this Court. Mr. Hogeboom was heard for the ed that he may surviv ston Sun. ob. moved is Hinoe om th svger St Broad aad ark i wre Heads street, wheraie will Leo's general escrt- sures of protection, such as these, are indispensable, and dant in aid point ; Mt. G. Wood se fing Thould not be longer delayed. ‘They have been delayed for plaintifrin error, on the: same polat. Sengter | New York, via Stonington, during the winter months. Inronranz, Surt.—-The United States. Cireuit | doors abo i on eer acinar cractteratiepecy aus ot; Jonee mated tae te felon ot he rua raimiary | te Nueagutwt anf the Rho Iai wre the Huseyin few tte at Syn Sept hee Saree r " stion }0-mo1 5 ‘on this lino. 0 re ey nlomee pha all slong seserted end | oton wae fort the Chancellor moved thatthe ‘coup. |the Narragansett are Tuesdays, Thu:sdiye apd Satur: | avout tired’ weeka before remoting to No. 118 William | Orl eed in the argument e cal which motio) 1" i ; and of the Rhode 5 + Lot jour leislation do this, in moderation, at | was adopted ; and Mr. 8. Steven! Yor the plan: | Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, commencing on | %'No’ dy John atreots twent there frequently + Miller | Municipality claims the square as Prope ing to ieee, Wit Cal ates, on, oot " ha otras Sitioa! | tiffin error. | Friday, day after to-morrow. } is lived there ; [have soon them both frequently | the commons of the city, Mecause. #0 y the the throat cut, the cattle being stuck in , patty olatetidy wo. Witethas, are Pa atipulatio ba ‘Tue P I at op of Parkinson in William street, and close | French authorities in Jaying out the city. ‘The United sirughtering. Also, the highest market price for Calf Skins, jnnt oogupancy, privileges which the pest tally ante | old gee Hest Gronara—We learn that all the | Stare Okwsys—Since the publication yesterday | jon with Parkinson ; my sister lived with Mil- | States claim it as part of the pablic property whic be- | Sheen Skins, and Fut. nid ¢w" re {ied may not exercive. = party fully enti- | old State House officers are re-elected. They are of th: tables furnished by the Secretary of State, to Parkin, | Tonged to France, and which Passed to.he United States HULLS TRUSSES if the- mutuality of the stipulation be of thet left-hand. | Nathan C. Barnett, of Clark, Secretary of State, (4ih bal- which the returas from New York wore ‘ted from city | by the treaty of cession of Louisiana. ‘State AND ABDOMINAL 8UPPORTE! A, Which in ho the 1 inn left-hand. | lot) ; Walter H. Mitchell, of Baldw; Treasurer, (2d newspapers, the official retarna from Marshals of Louisiana has snterve aiming the square as i HE superiority of Dr. Huil’s instruments over all others, vit and (o the true owner none--then, the avoner thee | CAO!) | David &. Bothwell, of Jefforson, Comptroller | that city have been received at the State ae io who was the reputed daughter af Honey. | ing to the State—thus a sprotarsions of the | "L'LSaehtwiedge byte most eminent payoicions i Ba’ Pgh toi torn up, and scattered tothe wens tat | General (th ballod ; FM Compton, ef Butts, Survey: They show a discrepancy betwee Ath state. | man; tknew her by the name of Honeyman, also by the | Government and the M Hae eee eta, | TBiRtNt AMEN rect, Astor Houre. A female in atnndance Detter” the bétter(or'the honor, und the better for alt’ | pr ceneral ). ‘The election to fill the vacancy | ments of the returns for the city of ‘ork already | namo of Matilda Horton ; | never knew her by any other | risdiction has beon presen to the Cou Tees | Ofte NS department eR ten ie the interests of the country, The High, govern aud | the 14th inst. Hon, LM Bettanrie Renee Place on | given. ‘The whole population ie 121 more, and the re- | name ; sho was married to w man named Horton while}, The Jud Fike exponen Lene cue wiles tried Pe Suey protect its citizens on its own soil, 15 the last right | re-elected. ’ ight, will be Viney chu toe a less, than thus stated, abies ah yman and myself are on it meta. %. bah . % Bouth st, 3 Cl ron; irandoles, of entire new patterns, trimmed with ish prison asso) pen Masxen sworn.—I Li | New York via Stonryeron..-We understand | f gilder ; | that there is to be a daily line between Boston and | nM peers ea ues tatcy cies, chat che rises pt in the pre- | Cour New Or ne, was last week sc ngaged Ja she the pablie are invited to “call at his rooms and examine the fonguely: cipal resent stock. o ep the United States, to recover the square | —— HIDES, HIDES, HIDES. to that time, Smith or Honeyman Ilyed | of ground on which the custom house is situated. Tho { oHN HUNN, 228 Elizabeth arcie, will pay 0 promiimn of William street, for | trial of waperior Wax, f . COLLINS & ©