The New York Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1845, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 26, 1845. Vol, X1,, No. 326—Whole No. £178, Police Intelligence. vy . | JOHN HERDMAN & CO., 5 cage eee a ry ia Ua | praticen tate of the law, | THE NEW _ YORK HERALD. | vsitea states aida ‘Brin a Ilsa kieran Ofice, | COMM™ENNON oF Fnutnte gace to the sharif, plees of guilt for manslaughter it ie. | Traktog iis crime to appear legaised and armed Nov, 28.—Mercantie Purnuit ete Pying.—It nan uth jiphed fact which has b to come, in all large cities—especially in the great city of New York--for # class of men to enrich them- selves on the labor and industry of their neighbors. The: at present in this city, and has been for a long time, a gang of these swindling yvagabonds, who ar ris festitute of principle, or in fact of any point reet, New York. be SEE us NERDMAN, KEE Inasmuch, hevwe' ‘as I consider his case placed, b the statements of the jurors, to which I have referred, and which | have copied, upon the same logal footing with that of Van Steenburgh, I carinct find enough in the difference between the personal standing and influ- Circumstances developed im the testimony, in Van Steenburgh’s cuse, given on the part of the prosecution, favored tery much the beliet that he was one of tho: who fred; but the cross exsminations. and the testimony for the defence, presented facts which may explain these circumstances, ‘and togetner with the fact that he | ence of this defendant and that of Van Steenburgh, to JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor. Circulation---Forty Thousand. DAILY HERALD-—! Execurive Cuamuen, ? Awany, 224 November, 1845. § Moons, Esq., Sheriff of Delaware County — ‘The official reports of ‘the testimony, given upon the trials of John Van Steenburgh dnd Ed- ery day, Price 2 cents par copy—$? % per annain—paynbli vance. ’ P, 4 N & ©», Liverpool. ward O'Conner, lately convicted, before the Court of ; te trait the execution of this ATEEE PENAL Betta ury—trce coun Aan Pcl Pauling ee? Dyer and ermingn four count a he mun of gt shown ts few at my tne fa Mare Stone nk tea te Skocton tthe | Ghishconttinr evant man iro wall fe per au Pt The sibscribi » en! of ol r aman S ele, have been placed in my hands by the “ one aa ehh og” ij i i f the public, just to state or give a slight CxO VERTISE STB atthe aie yale care go the pic gnerly to Se ut sian Genet nace Cirouit Judge. ‘These reports, the statute makes it my | deh, necessarily shake this belief, and leave that point in | other. 1 sco casey together, therefore, | shaten ofthe mode they adopt in carrying out their oper PRINTING of all kinds execated with bouity and dewpato. | hee pers ontere olny iecee Coney aa: mae 2 Hay cimtovdove arith the lentaenacet ite atte lice “His conviction, therefore, appears to sie to rost upon | and as standing pou the aw ing for the purpose of | ations. |For instence, & tose Corie oligo he I letter wications, by mail, addressed % — condusted by y siding for their trieuds will ity to h inion the brovd grouud of his being present, armed and dis- | my action, I am bound to assume that these fendante | wi ree sig) a - the establishment, must be post paid, or the post will Ul gives me authorit, require the opinion thereon of the y - hants—then one ofthe firm might bi n in one of the Acted from the abaorigtion siuey remitted tage will be | at once see the great importatet of this arrangsment av it will ' Chancellor, the Justices of the Supreme Court, anid tha Sised, and engaged in the commission of the felony, | are not ahong thane who Grad tusr its Duane Rees) rae tho ‘Hudsonriver, purchasing of all who will SASS CORDON SEN er, Preciude au wuneceasary delay of the emigrant. TI Alterna Caneralvon ee oF ter Sad, therefore, guilty of the mur tid that their guilt consists in their Delng present.ormed | citgg on tho Hudsomriver, Purcuassag Coat Bap Tal ployed in this Line are well known to be the first aad el commanded by men ofexperience; and ns they sail ever) + offer every fuc lity that can be furnished. With Or Arraagemeuts, the suhscribers look forward for & jou of that patrouage which has been so liberally ex Jed to them for so taany years past. Incase auy of those and disguised, resisting the arties ts the commissien st the felony, | legally guilty of the murder n i ne ny eive those who did fire, who did setually com- | in New York. mit that cruel murder; and there are those who did | but very seldom paid—only ia rare ci dir on of the 4th section of the Re roferred to. If this be so, he stood upon a those indicted and in custody, who were pre: and disguised, at that sale, avd tlore does not appear to , be any more reason for visiting upon Kim the extreme Upon both of these triuls, the question of law was raised, whether being present at the timg of this murder, armed and disguised, and engaged in resisting the exe- cution of the law, in the manner particularly described and in that way | brooms, endeavoring to make a clean swee| for the pay- | ment of which « draft is drawn on this substantial house ‘This draft is of course always accepted, of necessity. New Vor Hexatp Sole wreath nema Ce eeteneemirnaen ree oes ee LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY te in the act of the last session, entitled ‘an act to prevent 1 flagrant a | Other members of this firm, of which there are quite a engaged do notembark, the passage money will be refunded rs “ i i ” severity of punishment, than upon any one of tne others, | lead, commpand, and control that flagrant proceadiny “ " d ” oma ? a apne by lat ei persons appearing disguised and armed,” was a “felo- s - ‘ . . ‘ie not proved to have | number of “outsiders” as well as “insiders,” are sent customary. For farther particulars: apply. by letter. postpaid, | Dy st in tne trie intent and Ning of ont statutes, Who Were permitted to lead to minor offences, and tore- {tie b hese defendants are not p | a ell ae ees eee ne st to ms ERDMAN & CO | borve these relations to that daring crime, that the juries | south and w: ceive lighter punishment. G1 South strecteNew York. The Court of Oyer and Terminer decided that these acts , eens ; , fi | ing inte th other, ant forwarding all the ” OF HOURS | HERDMAN, KEENAN 8 CO. did constitute a “felony,” and, therefore, that the defend- |, Are there reasons, which should have distinguished | who tried them so, strongly Bri eras acter'e| prementy tn tale hae Loni citaen TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS, Liverpool. | ants, if guiltyof them, wore guilty of the murder, by the Bim favorably from some of those, upon whom the pun- | thelr sentenced lol’ i S Vite ltizens of the State | head-quart kc, whero, upon the ra ow Nom Qreaapore daily, eancajastenteds top | zdom, ov application as nbor rare | Stetutes, Vol. 2, page 657, which enacts that the killing | 1 toy ears of age; almost without eduction, scarcely | been a harmony and a strength of expression, very | justfor what they will fetch, end the process however, ia connection with tae of a human being. when perpstrated without any design | 41°, tead and not able to write at all anit | seldom witnessed upon a similar question. ‘The feeling | smongrt them. They ba BOSTON STEAMERS to effectdeath, by a person engaged inthe commission their ewindling shops,soveral agents to do all the “fancy” at Feraiag dale and St. George’s Manor. Leave Brooklyn—At 934 A. M ,for Harmingdale and intermedi- c | activity of intellect below medio ; entirely poor | seems to be almost universal, that whil a a x LIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. | of a “felony,” shall be murder. cai ? ana Ly ‘li d | work and all such ether “fixings” as may be thought ex- evinces, daily Sundays exce med FOR, BALIRAZ, | Upon the trial of O'Conner, testimony given by him | §!l destitute of real or personal estate of any descrip: well of oe ee ea dt eae ‘ou, commanding | pedient, and tend to keep it {rom the hands ol the police tion, beyond his very moderete wearing apparel ; and obtaiulng his living by working for wages by the month. ‘These representations, as to this defendant, come to me nour rambling about town tho other day, we heard of one of the victims who had lately been fleeced out of be- tween five aud six hundrad dollars, whereupon the agents betore the Grand Jury, of another person cha’ in evidence against hi ., for Farmingdale ai a ‘THE Royal Mail Steam Ships BRITAN- | R NIA and CAMBR' places, aay Sundays excepted. ‘rail 4 ke 1A will leave Boston for ‘the above ports, na follown, viz‘— upon the examination of the case | ad with this murder, was offered and directing those who we uulty, « punishment in | the State Prison for life is a sufficient f severity to be oxercised towards those, who stand in the second Leave Greenport—Boston Long i from sources which | am bound to credit, and they place ; rh * Fi n ‘ 5 evidence as inadmissib! cause he was call tea de be - 7 i the felony which | were called in to do up the “fixings.” Finding , however, ¢ arrival of ‘the steamer from Norwich, ee eicoons, } Mewilt:Comman ten, on the Ist Dec. | fy before a tribunal where he could not b him in a position in life, and in society, where it is im- | degree ofnorsl aah oem Te sto the y that ¢! tter was becoming rather too near the ears of daily, Sundays exenpted, stopping at St. George's Manor and Farmiigdale” at9 o'clock, A.M.; Accommodation ‘Train, ‘ . on Mondays. Wednesdays aud Fridays, / eave Farmingdale—For Brooklyn, at6% o’clock, A. M., and __LP. M., daily, Sundays excepted, Leave Jamaica—For Brooklyn, at 8 o'clock, A. M._and 2% P. M., daily, sundays excepted., — Fare to Nast "New York 12; Race Course 16%; 3 3 Brushoille S14: Hyde Park | lowsville, (during session Coum,) 3754; Brauch 374; Carle Place 44; Westbury 44: 023; Deer Park 68 Judkins, Commander, fax. a the 16th Nov. 20. possible to believe that he can have exerted any mate- rial influence, beyond his single personal co-operation, to originate this insurrection, or to give it direction ; but | especially to that, proceeding from the counties removed on the contrary, force the conviction upon the mind that | from the excitements which have brought about, this in- | twa) pes Som cs ere he has been the subject of a superior influence, and the | surrec' and from citizens ot the hig! fabtioaragiird ~ bcer r PP aaein tareunts iad the Mists erase bean Rages to the prosecu- | of mbes pre deoey | Lirias ae Lemp tener ws system of ‘‘kite-flying” cuting counsel exactly as they appear upon the judge's | ie gan of on 7 " ted pes of the testimony, and Vad hia eating and thagac. | have led to th a Lt feelin Constructive Larceny.—Silius Constant was arrest i i John Davis, charged with ter been displayed to them in the manner they are rep- | of sympathy for these defendants shoula have p | early this morning: By Frinte of $20. tia aay that worthy agents finally handed consideration of receiving We thus show the our aseage! . counsel to advise him as to his rights and liabilit vont f ‘$120. where there res no Court to cautivn him not te answer ‘or freight or fe, apply to questions which would criminate himself. ‘The Court - D 4 #RIGHAM, Jr, Agent, 6 Wellst. | of Oyer and Terminer overruled the objections and ad- fo Berth secured until paid for. n2tm__| mitted the evidence. FOR LONDON—The splondid packetship ISAAC | On all occasions of this sort, | have felt it to be my ALLERTON, Capt. Torry, will positively sail on | Fr the police, th property upon the smal twenty-five per cent or thereabouts. In speaking of the public expression, I refer more 3 duty to avail myself of the advice of the Attorney — aay ele oe ge piprencgering ral'and Judges, separately from the particular sub For passage m cabin or the above place, apply ou board, foot | fiom to them of any questions of law, which may have YW miles 75 Ol Hempatend 37345 tend 37} y D been raised upon a trial for murder. 4 i e excite. | defrauding Mr. {ttekse ile 44; Farmingdale of Dover street, or to pee eh deaiterten thie ‘advice upon these questions would have | resented to me, as I have repeated, | entertain no doubt | vailed in the counties perv on See ohare ri ae amp manufacturer, No. 67, Beekman 3 Suffolk Station 100; Lake tation 1 I y 4 i that he would have been permitted to enter his pleato ments, and a strong expression ii ld | bs i . the bi Bistion isi atte hie ee n25re G1 South st., near Wali'st.- | rendered certain my submission of the reports to them, ; ‘ re results to be antici- | strect, and Constant has been in the hal Riverhiend 1 68h, Jamesport | 6244; MacSiuck Tea Cat’ | PaaS FOR LIVERPOOL, Tendd packer ais | OF M# Many of them a¥ Lcould conveniently reach, had | Me charge of manslaughter, without & removsrance, | May ot that, from che counties here there has | lamps ellows, to Geen, hold 1 6254; Greeuport, ‘Ace’n. train; 175; | we HENRY PRATT, Captain Hartley, of 1000 tons | 20 been paclculirly: irmed, 05. 49, BaF oue.ci tee Hee eee ee cll rthe belie! that | been but one opinion snd one voice in relation to these | when, in the iatter part ‘of last August, on paras, ‘eenport by Bosten Train 2 00. . | burthen, will positively sailon W day,the 2th | Counsel for the defendants presented these questions to ; \ he law has been | night, Constant came into the # . ag itees are in readiness ou the arrival of Trains atthe several | of November, her Fewular d vy elgjeniion (Wy ecnetdey the Mth | tye, argued thom beforo me, and urgeatly requested me | Ne Was one who actually fired, it appears plain to me, | disturbances; where all resiatance to te ove shes a Ked the Joan of $25, and gave his check for that amount, Brations, to take passengersat very low Fares,to all parts ofthe | aud commorious houses on deck, tor second cabin passenger to submit them to the Justices of the Supreme Court for | Put him upon his fatal trial, aa fatal It must be, for all in on the American Exchange Bank, saying, at the same it aggra- n ‘ kd nee pa oe | time, that he had money deposited there, to meet it— 4 voice i ¢ me, 2 wos of | when, upon presenting the check, Mr. Fellows ascer- | yolae da Seen oC ihe ocr cevasedy-was net) wo | tained hls story to be entirely {also; consequently he itas Wri | arte tefenaneen expected, "Yet such has been the fact | made complaint, before Justice Drinker, who granted « Silas Wright, Governor of the State | T') norous instances; and it proves most clearly tome | Warrant ror his arrest. Committed. peed that, while the published reports of these proceedings, Pettit Larcenies—Mary Smith was arrested, 5 der has been univers ke condition were legally guilty aye vated offence in our The jurors, in this case, have addressed to me au ap- plication in reference to this defendant, in the following words :— “To His Excellenc of New York ries which will be taken at steerage rates. ,Bagiage Crates will be in readiness at the foot of Whitehall | "For passege in eabin, or the above places, lease apply ou street, to receive Baguage for the several Trains, 80 minutes be | board, at Judd’s Wharf, foot of Catherine Market, or to fore the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side’ JOHN HERDMAN & CO. , emer Btatesinan leaves Gi for Sag Harbor | _n25 G1 South st.,nenr Wail st. | Ly drawn to the two questions of law before stated. They | have expressed their opini and unanimously I pert twice erch day on the arrival of the ‘rains from Brooklyn. 5 SAN = OF PACKET: nére sad GOST T ta de a ck A (eS ah ota | upon both, sustaining the decision of tho Court of Oyer ‘The well known fast si p their opinion, The reports of the Circuit Judge have been submitted penenally to these Judges, and their attention particular- SE Or vermber — | and Terminer ineach case. I am free to say that, alter | ‘The undersignod, members of the Jury on the trial le the : dings | ‘or stealing shoes, and a pair of corseta, trom Mrs. Hus- WAS LINE EUR BOSTON, RASURG, Cont Berry, ig and favorite packet shid | Fail examination and reflection, | fad myself compelled | of John Van Stoenburgh, convicted. as one of the mur. | a0 eapecially of these trials, have been cooly Sorts | 0 *Commitiod. ; day, 26th inst.; and the packet ship JOUN MINTURN on Ist | to come to the same conciusion, that the Court of Oyer | derers of Osman N. Steele, Iate Under Sheriff of the suatain the law and punish crime are in no degree yield- Mary Riley was caught stealing sundry articles of clo- | December: alo. the well knowa packet hip LOUISVILLE, and Terminer decided both of these points correctly. | County of Delaware, do most rerpectfully recommen! | {"tuerw'y a jealots care that no appearance of undue thing, from Stilla Maires, 29 Canal st. Looked up. Burglary. —The dwelling house of Mr. Robinson, cor ner of Bayard and Christie streets, was entered, yester- | day, by some burglarious scoundrel, aud rebbed of a | quantity of silver tablo and tea spoons, sugar tongs, and two Pye finger rings; also, $400 in specie is forces upon me to the further conclusion,that the | himas a fit subject for the exercise of your clemenc i ity i afford a ind convictions of these defendants were regular | that they do not believe him to have been a ringleader | Of unjust severity in executing is and in conformityto the law; and,the testimony leaving no | on that occasioa, and would most humbly beseech your Thirteen porsouia slready undergoing their punish: doubt upon my mind that they were both present at the | Excellency to commute his punishment. Dated Octo- | ment in the State Prison ferthis crime, four under sen- murder of Steele, armed and disguised, and engaged in | ber 1, 1945.” tences for life, and nine, for terms varying from seven to law, 5) The above packets, belonging to the ouly “regular line AML. | sailing between this pore and New Orleans, will suiipanctually as advertised; and have accommodations unsurpassed for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers. Persons about proceed: ing to the above port should inspect the accommodstions of ROAD, VIA NEW LONDON, NORWICH § WORCESTER. At7 o’clock in the Morning, from the Foot of Whitehall 5 pee «steet, South Ferry—Sundays excepted. these suips. ‘To ecure berths, apply ov board the ships, or to | resisting th ecuti f th by th riff, that | This paper bears the signatures of the twelve jurors, | oly ~ | bills. No arre: Lavi, Geates are in readiness to receive baggage for New | 4,,. W: & J: T. TAPSUOTS, 7% South street: oF 10 | Troy are both legally guilty of that’ manier. “The yer: | and came to me euclored in a lettor from Peter P. Wright | letiiy steal in Slee atie Se See reemeaeteeeette| it prendiy Prot. —We observed the former wife of old FeatoP grmich aud Worcester. Baxgage for Boston goes | _n?ime corner Maidentane_ | dicts of the juries, therefore, in each of the cases, I | Hsq., the gentleman who acted as the agent of the land. | 800 19 NM Wa i ‘mitted to the | Jim Smith, alias Honeyman, in the Police Office, yester- lord at the sale, and who was one of the most material | ered that tote Fear a oe earn vamishment | day. She is also tho sister of Wm. Parkinson, who was Witnesses for the prosecution upon this trial. Mr. Wright ill a | coovicted, last week, for robbing the Clinton barge of states that the paper was drawn up by him, at the request Inga anne La ray crmCr TMT] moral ag well as | $54,000, ‘What's in the wind? She has been living, for fi julé tfre PACKET FOR MARSEILLE ar tO - 4 I ist Dec.— | consider fully sustained by the law and tho facts. RALEIGH AND GASTON RAILROAD ib we ship CORIOL ANUS, Capea Yames Hue, | ““Thave found it exceedingly dificult to persuade my- wrill sail as above, For fitight or passage apply t6 | golf that I'can consistently with « proper discharge of p + | my public duty, go any farther in considering the ques- of the jury, immediately after the close of the trial, was some years past, near Rochester, in this Sta i} } nti close @ d ne ; CHAMBERLAIN & BHELES, tian? of interference on. my part, with thewentences, | signed by them, aud returned to him, with the request | fidently asserted, wilt eel fee ecereeamere rite | Struck With @ Hatchet, —The Police Offices were i 7 naire 103 Front street, | Which the law has pronounced upon these unfortunate | that he would make such use of it as should be thought | )rder Decal i hod characterised the exe- | very quiet state, yesterday, considering the chilly wea. N MONDAY, the satiny af Deccinber next, by vi a FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER —The | 74 misguided men. | Capea that neque cciNPceyared tt | ther, and the vast number of rum holes which stare you Oat Court of Equicy tor Wake Deaney, at | vary fast sailing packet ship LOUISVILLE, 4i3tons, | Yet novel and extraordinary, and the | Another paper has been handed to me, dated October | “41.24 'ho: found the statements of the jurors in these | inthe fuce, on every corner. However, we witnessed one bloody scene at the Tombs, and that, we believe, was all that transpired through the day. It appears that one John Coyle, and John McCue, No. 9 Pell street, got into a drunken dispute, respecting the celebration of the day. One said the British ran out of New York, andthe other swore that they backed genteely out—when werd evidences before me are so abundant, of the existence of | 11, signed by eight of these same jurors, much more full adeep and wide spread public feeling, demanding a fur | and detailed in its language, distinctly declaring that ther examination into the facts and circumstances of | the jury did not believe thut the defendant was one of these convictions, and into the more minute relations of | those who fired their guns, and that they rested their | these defendants to that bloody tragedy, that I have felt | verdict upon the express ground of the law as given to them by the judge in his charge, that all those who ity Attuma Session, 1845, i 4 caries 1300 bales New Orleans Cotton; was’ built in of the State of North « ‘avo nto forelone nM ae inclty with ive ork, and locust top; newly eonpered and yt i Re mpany, | patent felted. Has handsome accommodations for 24 passen- Sa eae ee ee any: | gers. ADpIY to EK COLLINS & CO. A t, puditc Auction, at tne Court House door , 030 £6 South street. + Inthe city of Raleigh, to the highest bidder, the whol cases, and especially in the case of O'Conner, contro! ling upon my action in this matter, these wide spread | and strong expressions ofa sound and unprejudiced pub- | lic opinion, formed from acareful examination of the testimony in the cases, as publicly reported, recommend- d | FOR LIVERPOOL—New Line--Regula®facke: | constrained to st this limit, id tak \- } ° of the Raleigh and Gaston Railroad Company aloresai af the, Sth Nox ihe, cleat Tat wali Fock! | fargod view of the mombntous question thus pressed | were presentat tho aale, armedtani disguised, were en | WK, A807 00,0 Sate, ort woight to thord state. | for wordt last cameo blows, and att they want when road, reaching from the City of Raleigh to Gaston hi . y 18, A. EF . ’ upon me. gaged in the perpetration of a felony, and therefore ans ‘the face of these | John Coyle, being the strongest man of the two, got North side ofthe Hoanoake river in the direct line of public | Fur feightor jasuge, having accouninodstions unequalledfor | A Most cold, deliberate and cruel murder was com- | were guilty of tho murder, whether they designed to | Mente. The disposition, apparon’ Hho tae vote ractice. | lick on the head from McCue, with a hatchet —his skull he e mitted, in the open day, and in the midst of a vast con- | killany person or not. This paper, it is said, was circu- being too thick to crack, laid him flat on his 4 Ps ° Wdeg ; ble degree of rigor, and to try the effect of lenity rather of this State; and, beyond some | lated and Sts Pai Rpetared ot tee) eee ore eae | than severity, whorever there is a ground for reasonable j it i i tion as fo the effect of the one or the other, upon whole jury had signed the petition left with Mr. Wright; | ques je one or © Spree and that, after that knowledge was obtained, no effort disturbed portion of the public mind, is worthy of an in- | Aa Restores eae was made to obtain the signatures of the four remaining | telligent and patriotic people ; and should have weight | Court of Chancery. ony. yance to Petersburg, City Point, Richmond, Washington ( City, Baltimore, Se ke together with all Bridges, Depots, | SWAT ete See PES MR Gee Wee Workshops and Tools, Warehouses, Water Stations, Engines, K. COLLINS & UO., 56 South street. Cars, Ke, Ke. I ‘and Fire | Price of passage $100 Wood, which may then be on hand, aud all other articles ow ling packet ship Siddons, KE. B. Cobb a, The el it fa ed and'used by the suid Company for keeping up said Reilrond, | master, Ue ibe cdc, “Wi cubened’ the ‘Visectae’ and shit Sees 030 However, the Policemen brought him in reek with | blood, and John Coyle was lock up for trial. Pe hat's course of the citiz five or aix, there was not aman to raise his hand or his | voice against the bloody deed, while hundreds were ac- | tive and guilty particspatots, directly or remote jly, in the dreadful crime. ’ These ‘were citizens find transportation on the same. Brom tae nature of the pro: | Dees, ker reular d / i e Li haved weight | ¢ Chs beqty itwill be sold en, masse. r Badal otk of’ our State, assembled, with arms in their | members of the jury. ‘ De eae ee veeroass inclining: my maiod to | lepine UO ae t hands, not to’ defend our’ free institutions, but to} The testimony, in the case of O’Conner, appears to | wards the commutation of these sentences, four of the, Nov. 25 joni | following cases | ("Thomas Boys Ferris, his wife et al mo to be much stronger, and to develope facts and cir- cumstances going much farther to show, if not a pre- not to sustain the Conati- beat them down by force ; county Judges, who were met of the Oyer and Te: be: iner, at the time of the trials of these defendants, havi vs. James Gibson.— Se charity Galerie of tha’ Denes, | LONDON LINE OF PACKETS. the Legissature tu Telation to it, will becouse, apse factoc a Jat of Deceinbar—‘The splendid packs ship PRINCE, body corporate, by the name and style of the resent Company, | Seer ts yun mance, faakter, Will a'aa SbOve, er Tega Body gornroraye, by the sung and scyle ot the f 5 tution and the law, but to violate both. ‘The offence, fart mas B : nitier now possessed by it, for the termeor years sehiitia, | Having superior aecoinmodatious for cabin, second exbin and | and the only offence, of their victim was that he | existing murderous design in his heart, at least a con- | ‘ith « feeling houorable to their characters as judi The Vice Chancellor decided that the ONS a ae - charter has yet to ran. se franchises aud privileges are of €etage passengers, persons wishing to embark should make | had exerted himself, upon former occasions, and was | tentment with, and approbation of, that fatal result, after | - i municated to me the fact that they have be untenable, and that the complainan' eth caent, os the most advantagseuakind to the Commanss tad are be ined | immediate application ou” boar i laue, or | then exerting himeeli,-as a public officer of the State, | it had been produced, than that in the case of Van | Communicated to me the fact that tuey ‘ave nen NOLeT | cree for the specific performance of the agreement, af larg, iy thir sharer, contaued in the 2 Volume, of the Wseriber oping ose HIE A Ny 4, | to pertorm the publie duty appropriately assignod to bim, | Steeubargl. ‘ ; fences, sand have declined to do so, not because their | 4/0 their costs of this procesding, | avi. isigation, teen atthe Sent of Clovernineet ad ee ery he | Tho Pocket Ship Sly JAMES, FR Myer master, will uc | 484 thus to discharge himself from the obligation of the | | Taere ure portions of the testimony susceptible of s | minds ‘were made up in favor of the execution of the | \it\"has"been so frequently brought up before the very unfavorable construction towards this defendant, and especially in reference to his extraordinary precas- tions against being known, and his feelings, subsequent solemn oath upon his conscience. It is not true, as has been asserted, that the assault upon Steele was provok- ed, or invited, by a fire trom himselt upon the disguised Ship ST. JAMES, ¢: ceed the PRINCE ALBERT, and sail on the first of January her regulsr day. . S.—Persous wishing to send tor friends, can have them Libraries of the States of the Union. ‘The whole purchase money must. bear interest, atthe rate of 6 per cent per annum, from theglay of sale, und be yaid as fol- | | eer eae eeat® rey’ choula: interfore, nn | Public, came up again in the form of 4a excepsion to the the sentences of the court in that way. ‘hey state that | “ePort of Mr. Lewis. The Court ordered, that the lows. ap wit : $25,000'at the end of six months, und the residue | brought out to this country by the above sniendid ship, or any | men; as the testimony upon the trial of O'Conner, posi- | to the crime, in relation to the deed. Still, { am aware ‘ i it te. | 080 in favor of infowWstaiments, at intervals of tex months eachvodye | ofthe line, sailing from Loudon on the 7th, 22h aud 2th of | tively establishes the face that hia pistol was not dis. | that those who listen to testimony as it is given, und sew | {NeWh mar non See mcarer She wuts | exception taken by the defendant to the Master's report, Li OE a each muath by Ady nist. | charged atall upon that occasion. ‘The offence a the manner of the witnesses, aro much the safest judges | *Pcrtive uses, ay tO enable them to form conclu. | Ye overruled, and that the report stand confirm! 24, 20d April, 1817, ou¢-fourth of the remainder. 5 1 OCLOSE FN.—The | the law and its officers, which moved this hody of citi- | of the weight to be given to their evidence, and'of the | /W’gmont, in not such Os to pata Lisl ot Too ions, | fendant to pay the costs. crocs da rosette 4th, the 20th of December, 1818, one-fourth of do. e of Liverpool Packets, consisting of the shiss | zens to armedand bloody resistance against them, in | inferences to be justly drawn from the facts they relate. | “erived from the trials, would leave them in great doubt | William Mobis BO aan econ See 29th of October, 1819, ohe-tourth of do. eticurtis city by Wows & Bell, with ausual care; forme. | uth was that they were to be compelled to fulfil their | !n this case, also, the jury have spoken, beyond their | wat advice they ought to give, if called upon to give | [315° eee conten’) tnat a new trustee be appointed to Railroad and its appurtenances, completed $1,600,000—one half of which we "interest, on failure to pay vy. ‘The grading, bridges, | 1 u an excellent style of workmanship. ly over it, carving the Mail of the United Stat 2 part of the’Southern Metropolitan route,) at a co be of $100 per mile, or $8,700 per annuum. And, traver- sing a fertile region of country throug! early its whole own voluntary contracts. and to pay debts, which they | verdict given in court, and have limited most materially i i haduckoowledged. themselves, by tho inost solomn le. | the range of constraction and inference, which might | 25Y3 but they feel it to be their duty, to edvise me that, gul obligations, justly to owe. | otuerwise be opened by the reading of the Judges’ | In this armed resistance to the laws, thus induced, | report. Eleven of the jurors have caused to be Jaid dels, materials (a very large proportion of their fiames being live oni) and workmanship, they are unsurpeaved, if not uae | gualled. Salted on the stocks and re-salted every year since. Fr aecom| ions for passengers are very extensive and haudsomely furnished. Ay oat ER’ COLLINS & CO., 56 South st ILO'TING. . by th ym in- it my sense of public duty, from all the facts before me, | ‘ake charge of the trust rabaccbadeten wpe drone | shall’ load me’ to the conclusion to commute the sen: | Aut, dn the house and lot No. M) the coon Son the ‘ ; an L rage 1 | tences, they shall most cheerfully concur ia that deci- | {Het it De rererted 10 Mat. ose eted as trustee, and to se were engaged the aged, the middle aged and the young; before me a statement, over their signatures, in the fol- | 0. ‘The remaining judge was absent from the State | “8 pry eM ed ese ah gcectbniv oa by the com: the wealthy, the men of moderate means, and the poor; lowing words :— | and could not be consulte. : Lait the influential and the obscure; and they carried their | “DELAWARE OYER AND TERMINER | ah rewtobite lis GoRibelleds id be- | Plainant to the new trustee ; upon {he complainant : ried t 4 D D MINE | polled to say that the evidences be- 3 tion of the resistance to murder. ‘These are the simple facts of the “ Edward O'Conner ads. The People. | fore me do net authorize the belief that all disposition to | peti At Ses Seta catarecd Uisvebit the said length, its frerghts for the transportation ot Proauce and Mer- /OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot vetween the port of N | history, undieputed and indisputable. “4 ri f Fork : i (Ps pee York,and all the Eastera'ports to Boston, Sag Harbor, | yy 4 mane To the Governor of the State of New York : | resist the law has been surrendered; and I have no right 4 Sees igneimaniiae cs heletitcy somes oh csiee New ‘rondo, Stowingt nay Newport,trovidence, New {te Whole public mind was shocked, and every man, We the undersigned, the jurors in this case, respect: | to hope that there are not those, in the excited counties, | Compéainant to stand exonerated and discharged. Tailronds, “Phough not, now. yielding & protton the large sum | Bediord, Nantucket Shouls,aud all ports a3 far Eastas theKenue- | Whose moral principles were not perverted, whose love | fully represeut that the above named Edwart O'Conner | who will seek to make the commutation of those | Judges’ Chambers—Superior Court. expended int its coustenction ite meome fas been jucreasing for | bec River. Orders left at R. L. Shaw's Nautical Store, corner | of peace ond order and law were not paralized, rushed | was convicted of murder by our verdict on this 11th day | tences the foundation for new encourgement to tl | Before Judge Oakley. o: Beekman and Water street, or to Adains’ Express, Boston, to the aid of the civil officers ee days before wanted. ‘The guilty were pu ‘some time past, and it )s confidently believed that it would ed | of October, 1845, at the Court of Oyer aud Terminer no produce a reasonable zetarn upon a more moderate amount of | Nov. 25.—.4merican Institate tn an action of demurrer | luded followers, who have beon engaged in opposition to | will be confin- : ‘ and brought forth from their hiding piaces to answer | setting in'and for the county of Delaware. He was | ton. Twill bope that such effo } Amer: h mn i Capital invested in its purchase. N.B.—Takes charge as Master, if required. Satisfuctory re- | before uttended and violated justice, for thei ho diag | Saigo tke new wok tected me i with the Marine Court.—This is a suit ofa complex ohar- _—PARthe salewill be made without, reserve, atthetime and place | ference, &c., Ke. witwrme | against the pesce and rights and. Lives of thete follow: | Ca'Secat the stoking’ of Osman t-staclertlute unger | ous en eee eae ctel ener asd demegomues, | 2oteravolving certain, rights, and prirleges, derived Y. Steele, late under | and led away by unprincipled leaders and demagogues, | /, d Common Council, as to the oceu- Sheriff of the said couuty, on the 7th day of August last. | have aixeody. pies enoug Mot the, uumixed evil of taeir | ping As Cals Post office known as the “Rotanda,” ‘The proof was clear and positive that ho was not one of | unlawtul course, to satisty them that neither wealth,nor | Y"the american Institute. those who shot. At the time of the firing he was some | happiness, nor liberty, nor security are to be found in One of the conditions qualifies the right of possession threo rods distant, and immediately quit the ground and | that direction. until claimed for public purposes. The Marine Court in- retired back with others severe) rods, and, alter a delay If, however, this reasonable expectation shall be dis- jist upon such a right,obtained by virtue of a lease given of some twenty minutes, started in company with them | appoii d the commutation of th ntences shall tby the Mayor and Common for home. The Court charged tne jury that all the arm- | be made an encouragement to farther crimes, the publi Hteit is urged teat the A it which those inclined to parchase, are respectfuliy invited to attend, The purchase money must be secured by bond with approved sureties. 4 CHARLES L, HINTON, Public Tréasurer of the State of North Carol and Special Commissioner of the Court of Eq) in this cause. Raleigh, N. C., October 6, 1845. citizens. They numbered hundreds, some thirty or more of Whom had been arrested and placed within the custo- dy of the law, allof whom were indicted for the mur- | der. The most sanguinary executors of the laws of a civ: izad Stato would not, at this day, have contemplated the execution of even this number of men for this single murder; and yet the majoriiy of the guilty, and amon, : FOR LIVERPOUL—Keguiar Peaket of 6ta Dec athe sydendid packet shiy ASHBURTON, Win Rb Howland, msster,will sail as above, being her regu- fat day. Having very superior accommodations fer cabin, second cx bin and steerage passengers, persons wishing’ to embark shouid make early application on board, fc orto JO! Council. that it has expended altogether, $900, in fitting up and repairing the premises; that = 3 we! tumor yt, Phill Guzette, Richmoud Enquirer tid Richmond Wh pa ad Mobile Advertiser, New Orleans Pioay Charleston themselves too securely for the vigilance of the minis- them brought oat on the. most reasoable terns, by the above ters of justice. sprendidl packets, BY uphiviiur ws stove. There was nothing in the evidence to warrant the belief | L have been urged to find a ground for commuting these that he anticipated, encouraged, or approbated the firing, sentences, in the consideration that the offences are politi- 7 The following papers insert the foregoing adver | a 4 and disguised persons, numbering some two hundred | ay well as those entrusted with the execution of the laws, , : 0 iro) claim upon itediont Oo Gaver and forward their bile for payment with © | mater ey maclognat Degket ship Henry Cle Nye. | them, those believed to be the most guilty, both as in- | and forty, who were on the ground, engaged in the riot, | will be consoled by tue reflection, that leniem means | tieee ieoral ig iaa it porscssed at the time the lease Peper containing the same, to the subscriber: Boston Atias, | ry, er regular day. stigators and perpetrators of the crime, were at large, | wore guilty of a felony, and therojore gaiity of murder, | were tried and spurned, before the rule of extremest was given fora period of ten years to the Institute, and New York Herald jade’ U. States | b.'S “Persons wishing to send for their friends, can have | !@Viug fled beyond the reach of process, or secroted | and upon that charge we found the prisoner guilty.— | severity is adopted as the only alternative. thing over | iP Be P guilty. everity pt iy something 0 nlire acy ogjsts; that the Marine Conrt is with mn a Gu 5) ‘ rr auch continge: O13 2m m. | PACKET SHIP SIDDONS, FROM LIVERPOOL, is | Under these circumstances, the Court of Oyerand Ter- | or killing of Steele, or any one else, or the horses. We | cal,and therefore entitled to @ different, aud more lenient | royided x ae oh itable apartments, as at the time AMBOATS iGisghargung under general order at Orleans wharf, foot of Heeres The repetition Se Oe eer tae pai believe he had no murderous intention, His character | treatment, than ordinary offences of similar grades. T. aan; by resolution of the Common Council, approved Consignees wil! please attend to the receipt o ur goods immediately. n% LOSE HILL STABLES, uth street, peoween 2d and 3d Avenues, aud nearly opposite Bull's Head Just arrived from the country, aud for sale at thr from his youth up, with the exception of his participation in the affair of the 7th of August, and occasionally having disguised, betore the law against disguising passed, the 28th January last, was pi n to have been good. He is about 25 years of age The evidence that ne | my mind this consideration presents no meliorated aspect and ratified by the M of this murder. it Lcould,1m my classification, call this Jossion to the American Institute | insurrection, commenced and prosecuted to resist the | to.:orrow morning. | collection of admitted debts, a rebellion, or attempt at ad | revolution of the State government, | should find, I fear, Court of Chancery. s Exeepted— Mi. from the | or, conveying the right of pos. ‘0 prosecutors and the court, were immense. Taey were To be disposed of in the midst of an alarmed, excited, aud toa great ex- tent, impassioned community. Their first duty was to susiain the supremacy of the laws, Their second, as PEOPLE'S LIN OF ST FOR ALBAN Y—Daily, Sand phrongh Direct —At6 o'clock Courtlandt and Liberty streets. TCKERBOOKER, Capt. A. Honghton, will leaye on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, at 6 os fh abovestaples, 80 Horses, among which are four fast trotting | far as it covld be done. by thei: it > in » Dr | horses, 2 faat pact fi h y their action, to restore peace | among the disguised persons, on the 7th of August, was | much more roem to add the crime of treason to the cata- Before Vice Chancellor McCoun. gecteambont HENDRIK HUDSON, (Cant. RG: Crntten | torr sorsen,k few good fond aud stage horses, and aniopers; —'* | abd order and harmony to broken aid distracted soci- | not positive. Under all the circumstances of this’ case, | ogue already made up, than to discover a ground for in- Nov. 2.—Thos. B. Ferris vs. James Gibson.—This waa at 6 o'clock. # | _232m'rre R.H. NORTHRUP, Froprietor._ | &Y; . 4 we believe that public justice would be better satisfied | duigence in its political character. argued at length, and the decision withheld. At4o’clock P. M., Landing at Intermediate Places—From The public wish and expectation naturally was that | by a commutation of his punishment to imprisonment in | ‘ne other considerations, however, which I have pre- ‘illiam Gibbons vs. Washington Wheelwright and the feot of Barclay street— Getambon COLUMBI. pt. Wm. H. Peck, will leave on st inde y and Sunday afternoons, at 4 o'clock. the severity of punishment should be visited upon the leaders in the disturbances, and the actual perpetrators of the death; upon the influential commanders, and not their obscure iollowers. The standing and the acts of the respective criminal parties were not before the pub- lic, and, as @ very natural consequence, its impressions as to the legal guilt of the various individuals implica. ted, followed its judgment of the moral guilt of each formed from their apparent relations to the crime. The reflection was not generally made, that he who had the cf deepest and most direct interest, who exerted the strong- ZX est influence in bringing together that illegal assemblage | others.—Decision affirming the report of the Master in Chancery. ‘ i Joseph'L. Lewis vs. John Anthony.—Exceptions to the Master’s report was overruled by the court. Amos Gates Mary Smith and others.—Decision re- served until to-morrow morning, aj A SPLENDID SELECTION OF PARLOR : PLANTS, CONSISTING of Cumillas, Roses, Daphnes, Azalia, Lemon and Orange Trees, Violets, and a great mauy Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. L. W. Brainard, other fine Plants for sale ‘cheap at ‘the establishment of Jeaveson Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons, at 4 ser, Florists, corner of 0th street o'clock. epaiibe 2 ale Road. Also, Bouquets, put up for parties, balls and Passengers taking either of the above Lines will arrive in | Weddings, tastef- ly arranged with fresh flowers, delivered to Alban y 14 ample time for the morning train of ears for th any yait of the city free of expense. left at Mr. Cor he Bo:ts are new and substantial, are furnished | miers’, 197 Walker street, will be panctually attended to. O Jeyant state rooms, and for speed and accommo- ders to be left inthe morning when Bouquets are wanted for dations are unrivalled on the Hudson. th: evening. Bouquets inade of sweet violet only, if so de- Freight taken at moderate neat Al ite forbid trusting any of the Boats of this line, order from the Captains or Agents, the State Prison, and we hereby earnestly recommend to | sented, have induced me, not without much hesitation, to your Excelleney to interfere and save this man from the | conclude that the commutation of these sentences may awful doom of death.” | be more beneficial to the cause of law and order, than Accompanying this statement from the eleven jurors, , the execution of the defendants. Ift have not mistaken was a letter from the twelfth, in these word: | that point, my public duty is plain, and its performance “ His Excellency Silas Wright, | in entire accordance with the personal feelings which Governor of the State of New York.” | must prevail with every citizen. But for a firm belief in Sin:—Being called upon by the friends of Edward O’- | its imperious necessity, no one would desire a public 3 Conner, recently convicted of murder, at a Court of Oy- | execution, and when there appears to be even an equal dent, writing under date of the 1st instant, gives the erand Terminer, held by his Honor’ Judge Parker, at | probability thata mitigated punishment may produce fojjowing as a postscript to his letter. It may be of in- Delhi, Delaware county, to sign a petition to vour kx- | equally salutary resuits upon the great interests of | terest to some of our readers :—To avoid frequeut in- cellency for a commutation of hit hment sn the | society involved, a trial ot the lenient course would ‘uiries which have been made by American claimants on State Prison for life, and being a juror in said Court and | seem to me to be alike the dictate of duty andinclination | tng Belgian government, for damages caused by the iee tial, [did not think proper, on account of something set | _ | have, therefore, decided to commute the sentences of | in the entrepot of Antwerp, I would take erty of forth in sald petition, to sign it with @ ‘majority of my | the prisoners in your custody, John Van Steenburgh and Sigting. that as far as their claims have been admitted fellow jurors; and being willing and desirous that a com- | kdward O’connor, from that of death, pronounced by the | they will, as { am informed on the best authority, be all court; to that of imprisonment in the State Prison, during the terms of their respective natural lives, ant I shall send you herewith the necessary papers to authorise you looming. Our Beueian Orarms.—Our Antwerp correspon- HATS SUPERIOR TO A’ + from t or A NY of armed men, and in exciting their passions to the point ight, apply ou board the Bonts, or to EVER BE : 2 ID 30UN of murder, might have been sagacious enough not to MCHUL EZ, at the Oftce onthe Wharf. | pul SUBBCR TUS Arne ety ttec UOTE iyee | have presented himself upon the. bloody field, not. to REGULAR U.S. MAIL LINES BETWEEN | agent in Paris, the purchase of the entire quantity of silk | have disguised and armed himselt, and not to have taken CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE Plush, for which the manufacturers received the gold medal, | part in the commission of the felony, which must pre- MORNING LINE at 10 o'clock A. M. atthe late faire im that city, are now manufacturing Hate, | and lay the foundation fer the guilt of murder. It BEN FRANKLIN No.7, J.B. Summons, | ee nro eae ie sceptical, | was not sufliciently bered that the leaders in all mutation of punishment in the State Prison for lite might be extended to him, [do cheerfully ask for the same, if consistent with your Excellency’s views and preroga- settled and paid in February, 1846. The claims of the iladelphia houses, (which have already been admitted) At is of course unde are included in this decision. ; master Also received, an assortment tent Mechanics? | groundless and criminal insurrections, those who are to transport them to, and deliver them at the proper pri- ayment of the fall auiount claimed PIKE NOMEN LINE made by the best manufacturers. in Paris being well adeneed | {ully aware of the wholo length and breadth of tue guilt | UYes AA. tulad. lag Tam, very respectfully, dears hve rete of the whale curs appropriated by the SIMON KRATON-W for travellers, constructed so as to shut up in a small compass, | ¢ be Jncurred, sre too spt to be absent in the bouts of e ie sere at cori kod jury, renee Brey bone Your ob’t serv’, Chambers, and the claims admitted as just, 1 will ex- MON NW: 5 : or formed in a hat in as soon time as. & person ean pneon iis | execution of their criminal plans, and leave the liability | pro eir verdict 0 f : ; HY. ts raters i BEN FRANKLIN 'No.6, W. McClellan, master. hat." Dealevs and others supplied with the different qualities oF | Mi > dens: ¥ | Endant, coupled with thelr distinct and usequivocal in- | BIEAS WitORS lain:—The whole sum allowed by the Chambers is ‘A commission was appointed to verify These boats forming two daily lines, e claims, and as soon as that commission punctually at the hor to and from interme: to punishment upon their Lens guilty dupes. ‘The examinations before the eoroner’s jury, and before ied erates tla the grand inquest of the county, proved to the public 5,500,000 francs. the validity of will have finished its Miscellaneous. terpretation of the testimony in the case, upon all the | A party of Ottawa Indians were in St. Louis on material points, puts at rest any hope the public prose- ‘will ran regularly, lea- and will take freight and passeu- Hats, at as low prices if not lower than by any other manufac: | te tandings, at the ususl rates. A. HALL & SON jim * | turers, eight will be received for these lines at the Mail Wharf | ‘ | prosecutors, and to the court, that the principal leaders | cutors may have entertained of satisfying the jury that to the canebrakes of the foot. ot Brondway. ‘ neLinime. between Barclay and Vesey strests._ | Proncontors, Sad to the Court, (at tne pet bserved | O'Conner fred upon the murdered man, The statement | ‘0 1/th inst., oo thelr, way. te tis Oat thay reside on | before the close of the y TS 5 y Ps South, tor the purpose of ng. y his portion of. 8,000, effort will be used to accommodate shippers and pas- ROBERTSON'S the cauti common to men occupying similar pori- | is equally conclusive as to the opinion of the jury, that | the vgrais des Cygnes, which is one of the tril The gee be STRADER & GORMAN, HAT AND C Sy actu, za tion: kept themselves trom the scene of this | uo murderous intention governed O'Conner upon t ofthe Osage river, ‘Tuey are fine hanter-looking te oe tment vcwn 0 ike ROGERS & SHERLOCK; $Asents. | 103 ulton ste, between Willions ood’ esau, | Marder, or pend, pi their escape beyond the reach of ot Hereite ees Baa ets Serko Liew a will no doubt come back laden with bar meat | SOttod ; payment will be made ia three per cent stook, 4 [The success which has attended the efforts of the rocest. Thess legal bad judioia} ciioers were well | iors, bus es the twelfth oovuceéally wah teele- |eaawic nouey. Their guide andiniesprerer 4 | which need not be shaved by a broker. First rate mor: ° ‘oprietor of this establishment to introduce into use a superior article at an extremely low price encourages him to make increased ex- aware that all present disguised and armed, and ongaged ligont Shawnee. ting the sheri “ chants at toh! ‘will discount them et the market ver. in their recommendation of the commutation of ‘the amount rather were legally guilty of the mur- NOTICE. STATEN ISLAND FERRY, FOOT OF WHITEHALL STREET. On and after Monday, November 10th, the beats on this Fer- ty, will leave New York and Staten Island as follows until further notree:: Leave Staten island. Leave New York. 9 A.M. ertious to merit the patronage of of his system of conducting ver Treved from the oppressive expences of the more extravagant craftsinen of Broadway and subjected to none of those losses which are ihe Gartaia socompaaiment oft “credit principle.” | o der; but they number of thos and consequently I and out of the question the convicti re as well aware that nearly the whole indicted tor the murder were 0 present, ‘ally guilty of the crime ; and thi ecttion of any such number, wes It was natural, therefore, that they should have stu- sentence, though without pointing out wherein he sents from tho paper signed by the eleven, it is tair to in- jer that he adopts suca constructions of the evidence upon the material points as are essential to tho conclu- sion in which all | feel constrain to state that, but for this strong com- Gen. Lesiie Coombs is in Philadelphia. "The Eastern Choctaws, who are about removing West, will all of them the Van Buren (srk) Int come through Arkansas—says ‘elligencer of the 8th inst—and their country through Fort Coffee, above us on the Siiet aaa Taver Chis, we apprehend, will create an Ark River. value ; advi its to take than wait till later in the Spring, when stooks of all des cription may decline on account of the searcity of pro- visions.— PI Nov. %. Sranistics or Crimk 1x Parcapenrata.—The fol- lowing 18 8 statement of the number of persons tried Na A. Me |) He is he different articles in. hi: died the fi leveloped upon these two preliminary ex. | munication from the jurors, { coul not have put so favo- market for our farmers, to which they can 5 10" “to it “ao following tednced rates ner Toces Im is line at the | coinations, with the utmest care, and the closest sora ‘construotion upen the evidence in this case, es | gzcevent malkn ona bh ring their corn and | 8 the Uourt of O for ond, Termioey sot fuia's er +i) 1 FM. Fr ity Nace HATS. 2 ny, that they might determine who, among the persons ent compels me to give to it; and it would not | four. : oburges eed from the year 1795 to 1846; 82 werr iM. 4 do PirtQpaliey erie Per, $3] First Quality Moleskin, $3.00 | indicted and in custody, and unquestionably legally n without serious difficulty that | should he Our dates from Jamaica are to the let inst. The | tricdior murder, 72 of whom were acquitted, and 10 cor bY At the riek of. the cwness thereet, eighteen 2 crake do "2.6 | guilty, were the most gulity in fact, and in the light of | discovered un authority to interfere and arrest the exe- | 5) ulation of the island is, said to be desidedly on the | Victea, 30 Cited ge pep rag agra J First Quality Cloth. ¥ $1,50 @sound moral judgment. It was equally natural, that | cution of this sentence. decr The Despatch attributes the fact to tne aboli- | FiCteds 38 Were con et or mansianghter, and 18 a NOTICE—HOUR CHANGE Second do do... sense the question, who among the prisoners actually fired his | | How tar I may be right in permitting this statement of | 4161, of slavery, by which the children of the freed class Sd’on the charge; 296 were convicted of burglar THE U.S. MATL LING HE ALBANY | na rghtrd a doves ves seeses 1 gun upon the murdered man, should have been a leading Lf rei lgeerieneni meee epg rn herd re deprived of the care and attention previously be- sequitted arere convicted of arson, end $i anita Ke and anxious inquiry. on pon my action of their vei , 5 nitted dof highway robbery, and waday, Octs 224. wal ayer dot at DU ONE PRICE BROWN & CO TChatamaauare, | It must nots TOrgotten, either, that the testimony of | has been w serious question with me, and may be with |“ toy, Fohn Chambers, ex-Governor of Iowa, | *Ulted | "since tho year 1816, there have been but are aily,ut 4PM. instead ‘of five, aa comer of Mott st. wish co inform the publie of their | the sheriff and all those who were present with him, ta- | others; but | have not beon able to convince myself that | |. 64 through Louisville threo or four day#.ago, on his | five executions of persons convicted in the Court of Oyer heretofore. ‘082. | freent }mprovement in the mannfactire an ken upon the preliminary exammations, had shown that | | have the right to deny to foment full authority, Wirt Wasnington city. Itis said thet he will, on his | and Terminer, to wit:—Smith and Gross, (white) Wil- New YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE, ok POLLAIC HATS) which fetsin * beautifal Heh | the disguises were too pertect for their scrutiny; that | as truly expressing the beliels and disbeliels of the J0 | arrival at Washington, make a damning exposition of | liams, Morris, and Zephon, (colored.) ' The following YOK ALBANY AND TROY DIRKCT. ate coufident that they ean furnish fiats far superior | Wey, Could identify no one of the many persons, who | Tor Wen te ttarly. stated; and yielding so much to it, | te {aude and rascalities of one.or more government | has b e convictions for murder in the | ; ‘ from the pier at the foot of Courtlandt | senmers takjug this bout will arrive an, time to takect*t | i Moraing Train of Cars from*Croy west to Buffalo: and | to Saratoga and Lake George. | rice, A fall assortment o » Glazed, Silkand Fancy admired, sold at reduced 029 Im*me_— | tofore sold for the sam: 0 Fur Ck Mol fired upon the hoi within a few feet o | which had been obt and men, in their iull view and if persons; and that the testimony by way of personal identifica- tion, and which coul 1 upon the trials upon | which they ee to enter, must be drewn from unwilling | levelo} elding brings this conviction upon the same legal ground upon which my own conclusions, from the report of the ju | have placed that of Van Steenburgh. | ‘The conduct of these jurors, in the jury box, being as | | agents who have been operating in lowa. The Norfolk Beacon complains of the severe droughth in that region, and also says fire has been raging for three or four da: a disastrous first \degree, since the year 1834, to wit :—Murray, coe ee by Gov. Wolf; Gill, (white,) died in | prison betore sentence; Slobey, (colored,) died in prison Betore sentence; Williams, (colored,) executed; Sarah joned by ,Gev. The low presse ib EMP! » Or | a ¥ | s Ann Dav ‘white, yard Porter; Shuster, ert vende hwraday and Bauiday ate gigek ia FT ng tel Rae ep a to the felony and the murder, and men they were, citizens of the same couniy, and entertain. | Swamp, near Deep Creek. . (whitey fardonee) By the same; Zephon, (colored,) tegmbont COLUMBIA, Captain Win. H-Fecuevery | I style and rapt, they are equal to thove sold'in other | WHO8e bah hh ch al pri gdh doy athies of citizens fort iehich | _ 4 Committee of the assignees of Myron Van Da- executed. a 3 moon, At 6 veloc! . 3 e i y 5 ; nL of $1,000 ior tho i % we iceename ox, Cretebtapply on board or to ©, Cina tor beso, ara Hesikte user ta cthar sores tor Wer sh, | ‘The examinations and inquiries of the prosecuting | they pronounced their verdicts upon the law rs the outta am Sh gnpeey eapperet x have been stolen Upran Mississivrt Vesseis.—A fine schooner, oA Ow the most reasonable terms, Freight mast 4EQUNG &IONE'S Broach Boot aud Shoe mantiactoty, Counsel induced the belief in their minds that Van Steou- | facts, regardless of consequencos, to thenwelves of | 2. My Van Dusen, on his passage to New York, on | called the Dolphia, of about 8) tons burthen, intend- hematin charge of the Freight Anet; cri coment mms one ofthe most fashtouable establishments in shis city. Our burgh and O'Conner were among the number of per- others, has given to their subsequent mts, in | the ath October lest od to ply upon the Upper Mississippi and tributary not be rer efor Low lo frerwht taken alter 5 o'clock, AKTIES AND CATSKILL. | Splendid Steamboat JAMES MADI- | . J. Copperty, will leave the foot ing een judged in the late Fair at Niblo’s, are said to ‘st boots for the price ever sold in this country. Also, | vte French Dancing Gaiters, and overshoes, | constantly on All goods warranted to give satisfueti Boots and Shoes sons who fired their guns, at the time of the murder; and they were led to expect, from what they could ga- ther from the sources ot information above alluded to, that they should be able to adduc ce upon the both of the mind, ‘The personal standing, and claims to favor, of this defendant, are very different trom those ef Van Steen- He cases, a greatly increased weight, in'my ‘The Assistant Vice Chancellor of the first circuit | streams, was launched at will holda court of chancery, at the Capitol, in Albany, Monday of January next, forthe purpose | on the sqqnnd Meg pending before, or referred to the | abuque, fowa, 2th inst. Shi is a two master, full rigged. It is represented that Dubuque is an excellent point for a large boat-yard, from the facility with which all kinds of timber can be Cedi made Ww order in the ah i trials, sufficient to establish the sam inthe minds | burgh. older by four years; has a fair education; | of hearing % schooner referred to, is the eT xk gt srerysnilay, Wewenday, ror, YOUN eon ea done Me OF'the Jury. Aw to no other of the persons in custody | is imwlligent, shrewd, and experienced beyond the ave- | Vicw Chancellor of the thirdcircuit, brought te that port. Tne vena oul sa bomrd, OFt0,0s F. Watuwdight fou the what’ ne Tire near Broxiway, New York, could they collect information, which authorised them | rage of young men of his years, andin his circumstances | Memphis, in Tennessee, is a growing place. Six | tink me HIDES, HIDES, HIDES. to believe that the individual was one of tho: who fired, and condition of life. He has, too, held leading situa- sed men, ‘was elected a chief hundred buildings were ted there this year, Up- Nomination or Mayor.—The Whig Ward and PAC Vitw— omg OHN HUNN, 228 k, of much less to hope that they could bring before a jur xf 156,000 bales of cotton will be shipped this | i Sonvention, by an unanimous Ne icket at DMCTIMONE. Cast Jel JRGion | oS Centeenisperhiveubare he Iogktae™all kay 8 reminin of Svidence to extablish that fuck, Hing borore a JUFY | py a small band of them, whom in that y he led | warae County ‘Nomintint Ho & ultey, Jr: ws the A sail on the Lat of, aye ta ight or | hi eae Re freee Ents the cattle boing, fuck tn onmaam pay Van Wg ts and Sve for | to be place a toes Mp & the by Aery A Pea] Fiaech, on trial, for the murder of Lyens, in | Whig candidate for tt ction on the second + * passage app! ° * jhest market price f ine, murder, while from others know; re- | murder. » m thet he acted ; been itted, | — dv. , src No.9 Tontine Bu'lding, 00 Weller, | Sheep Skins, and pice Toryibawere vent, armed and di yand participators is the resist: | upon the ground, nor he has been in | Cherieston; By Conan eneNeageS Monday of December next.—Boston Adv., Now