The New York Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1845, Page 1

Vol. XI., No, 343—Whole No. 4195. NEW YORK, SATURDAY MOR NING, DECEMBER 13 , 1845.. Price Two Cents. THE NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor. Cireulation...Forty Thousand. WEL aE ea haere we coms WEEKLY #1 Evi - 6M cents ee et en Ca PRINTING of all kinds exesured. with beauty and des- ieee ae he post Pai cK hepttsee wil to ‘pos deducted from the subseri oney 3 ss the AMES GORDON NETS, | fs New Yous Hi . Northwest comer of Fulton and Nassau streets.” esibauaemeree meen upmeapmpmpepeae a ere sana SS sxaten isis STATEN ISLAND FERRY. On Wednesday, December 3, the mn this Ferry will be as follows>— aria ate eee NITED STATES MALL LINE, AT FIVE O’CLOCK. ape ol, AYA, plete deren sleighing fom eny point oa the Had- a aa iy, aud stages will be jess to carry passen- ‘4 nation, ot 9 of boat. ‘celebrated ice steamboat COLUMBIA, aptain Wo. steamboat pier ers ou) and ets, THIS DAY et FIVE O'CLOCK F. M.— 1 1846, fr ly on board, .C. Schultz, freight, apply on or to P. Seles, at FOR SAUGERTIES AND CATSKIL, _ THE Splendid Steamboat JAMES MADI- SON, Capt. F. J. Copperly, will leaye the foot. Sealegrday, er eoNiorks BSE Ser te ikea! pacer any on board orto (O- F. Wainwaight, Ageuteon the wart” NOT! “ ‘The PEOPLA?S LINE have made arrange ments with the powerful steamers UTICA and NORWICH, to run to Albany (or as far Sethe ice will permit,) every day at 5 o'clock, P. M. till further ‘notice, BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER: POOL PACKETS —Kor ‘Liverpool, only regular Bavacket ofthe 16th December. Ou ere ent ye NEW YORK, burthen 1100 tons, Coain Tee apver, will positively asi on Tuesday, ith’ of ecember ftving accommodations unsurpassed, for cabin, 2d cabin and steerage passengers, those returning 16 the Old Conntry, or thi the sending for their friends, will find it their interest and coinfort to select led line of packets. neq! For passage, m cabin, secoud cabin wid steerage, and to se cure the best berths,early ion should be made on board, footof Beekinan st, or to the subscribers $5 Pelion rests 2 Be Tene FO om Bank. m street, hext door to the Felton Bank. P.8—The NEW YORK ‘sails from Liverpool ou the ist - Persons sending for their friends cau have them is magnificent packet, or any of the eight i the Black Ball Line, sailing from Liver- on the Ist aud 16th.of every mouth. ll succeed the New. York and sail for Liverpool ou the Istof January, hur regular day. Notice—The publie are respectfully notified by desire ofthe ‘owners of the Black Ball or Old Line of Liverpool Packets, that no Passenger Agents but Roche, Brothers & Co. have per- mission from them to advertise to bring out passengers by this, line, and that they are the ouly authorised Passenger Agents of said Jine ia this city. dlr P288SAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND ib LAND, via Liverpool. Those seuding for their frieads can have th ht out at the lowest: y the regular line of packet ships, sailing every five days; dratts can, as usual, be furuished for any amount, payabl fi the arinenpa banking Tasituions throughout thei ingdom. Apply oraddress (if by letter, post paid. ) to ane (i ROMAN'S co, NH 0, 61 South Ne York. HERDMAN, KERNAN BOO. He Liverpool. PACKETS FOR HAVRE—BSecond Line — th: packet ship UTICA, Captain F. Hewitt, will eu vail on the Ist of January. for frenuht oF orasage, appl te BOYD & HINCKEN, 9 Tontine Buildin d2me No. 88 Wall. cor. Water FOR LIVERPOOL—The New Line—lteguiar Packet of 2tst Dececiber—The superior fast sailing packet ship LIVERPOOL, Capt John Eldridge, 1100 tom burthen, will sail asabove, her regular day. Forfreight or passage, having splendid, large and eomfortab ‘State rooms and cabin, on west. ie Burling slip, orto WOODHULL & MINTURN, ith street. Price of, re $100. ‘The secket ship Queen of the West, 1150 tons burthen, Capt Phillip Woodhouse, will sccced the’ Liverpool, and sxil on her regular day, 2iet Jan. pare FOR Liv! New Line—Requiar Packet of the 26th Dec,—’ elegant fost sailing Packet hip SIDDONS, EB. Cobb, master, of 1100 tons, Will sait-as above, her regular ay. For freight or passage, having secommodations unequalledfor spicular oF comiior, apply ou board, at Orleans wharf, fot of Wall street, or to S HK. COLLINS & CO., 56 South street. Frice of passage $100. ‘The elegant fast sailing packet ship Sheridan, G.B; Cornish, muster, of 100 tons, will succeed the Biddove and sail 26ch c Jan.. her reanlar day. PAUK> 4 ut MAKSEILLES—The new Pac ib hip ARCOL!:, Gaptam “araanies W. Bveliogh, will sail on the Ist of January, 4&6. ‘Areight or pass: I; eee eee ot POHAMBERLAIN & PHELPS, 103 Front street, or to BOYD & HINCKEN, d2me__9 Tontine Buildings, No. 8 Wall, cor. Water sts. FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louisiana and Ne i. York Line regular packet—To anil Saturday 1s The etegant fat sailing packet ship SARTELLE fi ‘uylor, master, will positively sail as above, her regular a ‘Kor freight or passage, having handsome furnished aceom- modatious, apply on board at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall st., orto. £ K. COLLINS & CO., 56 South st. 12oyurely no goods received on board after Friday evening, Packetship LOUISVILLE, Hant, master, will succeed the Sartell, and sai 234 of December, her regular day. wae FOR SALE, TO CLOSE A CONC Line of Liverpool Packets, consisting of the ius, Siddons, Sheridan and Garrick. ‘They were it 14 this city by Brown & Bell, dels, materials (a very large proportion of their fiames being live oak) and workmanship, they are unenrpassed, if not une- ualled. Salted onthe stocks and re-salted every year since, ‘heir accommodations for passengers are very extensive and y i ly te hasgromely furnished, 2° UGLLINS & CO., 56 South st “See FOR SALE—The barque DUC DORLEANS, burthen per register 310 tous, and carries 4,600 bagrels. She was built at Bristol, Maine, of white o@k, ia I; was new ceiled, coppered and thoroughly overhauled about eichteen months since; is double decked; length 111 feet, breadth 27 feet, between decks 5 feet 6 inches, hold 12 feet 6 inches. "Apply to Captain HOODLESS, on board, or to OYD & HINCKEN, 9 Tontine Building, ame No. 88 Wall, corner Water ats. OTHE BRAUTIFIERS OF THE COMPLEXION—Sur- prising Fificuey!~MY EAU DIVINE DE, VENUS AND NYMPH SOA! composed of an eastern botanical discovery of surprising effec. for rendering the skin soft aud as [upatting a delicate roeeate hme to the comple ‘Asacreator ‘aud ‘conservator of that most d ghar of femile loveliness, 1. transpareut fair skin, HAULL'S Nymph Sosp, ot Eau Divine de Venus, may be ted {o exert an almost magical power. Composed for the moat part of orieutal balsamic — to the utter exclusion of al muneral admixture, isting i ir, as well and ness, tan, pimples, freckles, suuburn, and other unsightly cut neous visitations, so inimical to femaleloveliness. Its use ili change the ' most biliows complexion into one of ra- Tiant whiteness while on the neck, hands and arms, it be stows a delicacy and fairness which fts continued use will hnp- pily protect, with every aj nce of youthful charm to Inoat advanced periods of lite. For sale, wholesale and retail, by | JULES HAUEL, Practical Chemist and Perfuiner, 46 South Third street, Philadelphi ‘and by my agents:—J. B. hg ogy No.415 Broadway; ¥, A. ‘Artault, Bazaar, Nos. 149 and 151 Broadway; A Willard, 8, W. corner ot Cedar and William streets. Premium was awarded at the Franklm Institute._n16 Im‘re GEOLOGY—NATURAL HISTORY. wii TNAM, 161 Broadway, FAVE ON SALE—ELEMENTS OF GEOLOGY, pre pered for the use of Schools and Colleges by W. 8. W. Ruschenberger, M. D., U. 8. Navy, &c., illustrated by'300 en- istory con by distir fi Nm tion of the ‘United States, to be the best series of elementary works ever SGreen peaverty supplied on aboye,an4 by the publ jer prot i Nv the publisners, Brompaly supplied as abeyeyGG & ELLIOT, B21 6weod*re__No. 9 North Fourth street, Philadel phiin, pO THE LADIES PARTICULAR—MY DEPILA T Tt POWDER has been found tightly beneficial and it of great use to Indies who have been afflicted with supertiuous halt) principally wipe. its growth has been coufined to the up- por lip and side Of the face, giving a masculme turn to the ‘whole featares. W msed with proper care, and according tp the, directions, it wit! be fand'to reat. addition to f na ful he hate irremoved af or teu miaatey Shoe eee and warranted 0 remove su- trials Thay i i be coueaben’® received certifi 46 South and by my ageuts:—J, B, Juequern Sees, ies bear Nee Prem DR, CASTLE AND EDW USTS B81 BN pans AOEXT RACH? AURISTS. cheerfully comply with the req Melntosh, to state that he h t of Lieutenant avalided home in consequence of total deainess ‘wes from the ear—that while i New York, on his way home, he placed himelf under the prot feastonai ente of Drs. Castle & Aurists. Under their skiifol treatment he recovered his hearing, and has returned to Hismilitary duty. Signed HM NEYIN, Surgegu to ACOUSTIC PROPS—A.tare cure cur for iecipeat deat pain ia an rom : utd praiaaing nou collect ons of hard wax, oF vitich eee tions of these organs. nid lin! EY & PUTNAM, 161 tons hi on of's Ko uoady printed pusphiow. old oodew've RICH SILKS, CASHMERES, SHAWLS, &c, NOW offered for sale at a great sacrilice, many styles from twenty-five to thirty per cent less than the regalar cee, ¢ subscribers have secured a large lot of anilttch French ‘Silk Goods, $e. ; Also, sev henge ons em ey rey ich will be sold if it o- k. A large it has been purchased at Great Peremptory ‘Auction es; therefore, will ma luction from present prices, and do yeuture to say Cas*mere Stocks, will murchasers inthe way of TO THE PUBLIC. _| GIVE MY ARTICLES A TRIAL AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF 'T them all to be as repr.sented, or the money U This universally . Eset ia ss Tatbeona the patent a ‘heads OE Tha? chefs Silks Shee i been ty the ore ofp or 0 faduegments to A & Co, do assure their friends and custome ‘may put full confidence in all and every statemet | this advertisement, as they are prepared apd will sub~ its of the richest and most costly goods that We would respeerfully invite Yeu Luseral. ible cure iv Pry for pre- ‘and turning grey. juce for the hair, eu cleansing that it d th the corrosive action of the particles that it deposit ves to it a beau examine for themselves; aski " 4 one a aly eetated ves, asking none to buy ex: farths val. he read the folle Ra MONLY ONE PRICE | eo SILKS—SILKS. tifll gloss and. poftsess, and an le ey ariuch exper ience and rot to excave 5 itis all that man calls invent verbage, te nam adayeations: ‘$2 per yard, now wil One yard ee splendid Camelioa Striped ‘Silks, reduced 50 iped Changeable Su ye sold at $1 per ts :-—J. B. Jaoquemed. and 151 Broadway; A ed at the Franklin lustitute,. 16 1m?ze CHEMICAL Or Hair It REMEDY for all diseases inci restorative, ia all cases where ks, 4s 6d per yard ced. rocade Silks, very ficent B ocade Silks, ag rich as any that hs: ever been BALSAM, er ¢ been sold this sesngp al to the Hair and jaldgeas is uot beyoud cL Barsam on Haim inviaonror—It s. Itremoves Dandriff and Cutaneous It keeps the Hair in its natural color and mroing grey. It is now presented to the worl of that as 8 and healthy restorative will be found on trial uneq Pre! lon, No. 214 Broadway, ents—O. Fish & Co., Washi at 12 and Ms per yard—reduced to ds. Several cases of wide Gro de Rhines, reduced from % to30 t Lustre Gro de Rhines, 2734 inches wide only $1 per YC wide Black Silks, Horizontal Striped ts 6d. SHAWLS—SHAWLS. and are to be vold as soon as pos 1 be offered at the claims they will pay no manner of regerd. Such is the present feeling among the tenants in this county. {How this matter will the event of war with England, the disunion which ex- ists among the people in America, political and social, will have, we cannot determine; but, I have to say, that Mrrits or THE Cur it lely by E. Pha- | A large stock of Shawls, ble, co-sequently they wi Meal genuine Lyous Broche Shawls only. $10. _ Superior Cashmere Shawls all wool, that we have been sel- ling at $20 now $14 and $15. ble Centers all wool, that have been selling at | OW Katra Ff Paris Square Shawls reduced from $50 to $35. Lyons Broche Long Shawls, white aud drab groan riowiag ratesi—~ that the expectatio concert of action, and unity and harmon ‘Gorton Anderson, 8. Tousey, Syracuse, N Lys fo. 17% Division street, opposite Lu Paris Long Shawls, extra size, reduced from $30 to $20, Splendid Paris Long Shawls, reduced $30 per shawl. sou for shawis, and the entire stock will be barg-ins. HMERES, MUSLIN DE LAINES, &e. Between five and six thousand yards of Mouseline de Lanes, Repps, and Cashmeres, just bought at a it reduction from first cost, and will be retailed at 2s per yard. : Cashmere E. Cosse and Mousselin de Laine, re- duced 25per cent. : Laines; Partrale, Lupin & Co. Manufacturers, all wool 3s per yard. ts Mousselin de Laines of the same make, bright colors, all educed 3s per yard. Cashmere E. Cosse all wool cost 75 cents to import, only 33 MICAL RESULT -A WONDER !—MY CELE: TED VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE, to enable persons to dye instantaneously their hair, without jeast inecarenienae. For changing red or gre te jaences need not be the science of chemistry, wut danger or inconvenience, and hss jastified the ronage ind unlimited confidence of the public. ki required, ask for box marked N.; if browa, box unterfeits.—Ask for ‘you want the get pet yard. anes superior fabri ity, price $1 reduced to bi Cashmere KE. Cosse, superior qua Perfamer and Chemist, 5, emou, No. 415 Bi jos. 149 and 151 Broad: d comer of Cedar and William streets. Premiums awarded at the Franklin Iostitute. HASTINGS’ COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. OTWITHBTANDING the ahor tae deri this valuable modictve has’ bees, before public, its specific properties and virtues have unequivocally it to be not only the most in all affections prescribed to be within i control. Unlike many vaunted articles adverti tha Syrup is not put forth as a succedenuim for every ailmeut, disease; but fer its astonishing powers, medicament within the range of the allaying writation or inflammation of the ‘We have many styles of the above goods not enumerated,and would call particular attention to this opportunity, as we feel e expectation of all will FRENCH CLOAKS, MANTILLAS. A large lot of Paris made Cloaks, just importe sold at great bargai and Coat Dresses, the latest stylet for Jess than they can be made for in jis market Velvet and Silk Mautillas, equally cheap. able bat also unfailing j ai orter’s price was $1,36 now will be sacrificed at 6 shillings per yard. ‘Wide Merinoes, &e. 8, LINENS, ke. Irish and Scotch Sh Damaskand Double Daias! as. nd Irish Towelling. fall and general assortment of haded Stripes, an: LIN 4-4 Irish Linens, all Every width of Barnesly, all sizes and widths, at great Be And breaking down inquirers are referred to numerous recent cases which will be cheerfully furnished at the office of the ageucy. T' i f s, und more receutly six eases of cure (vide Lou- \t) effected by a zealous fellow laborer, Dr. Hocken, the perfect cural “1 A large assortment o! iu Bleached Long Cloths, with Goods. Tave not specified the particular styles and prices of the above goods, but intend to reduce them to such prices as will secure immediate stle. EMBROIDERED AND MUSLIN DRESSES, &c. Asplendid lot of Evening Dresses will be aold at halfthe ices, having been purchased at a great sacrifice. Projdered Chunizetis, which will be sold very cheap fa. 98 and 10s per doz, rie Hakfs, and wiil be ous oF skeptical 0 justly dreaded disease, onsumption. Let none: ir. sale by MOORE & CO., the Am Ann street, and Elliott, 173’ DIVISION STREET, op- posite Ludlow, New York. Price $1 a bottlo—Six pot- 1 100 Dozen Linen Ci 40 Dozen of Gent’s French sold exactly 25 per cent less than they cost to import, which is about 50 per cent less than the regular price. YORK——My _ celebrated AMBROSIAL ROSE AND ALMOND SHAVING CREAMS, defy a comparison in America or Kuro be sold very low. Using thie Eumollieut Paste, = With agreat variety of other Fancy Gos aze nay. merchal they will do JIN. lot of Spl ane e lot of Splend: &O est We have ever exhi 3 to % cents per yard less t sold for by the case in \his market. IMPORTATION OF WATCHES. AVING just received from Europe, with a new assortinent Id and Silver Watches aud Movements, a lot 0 ine Watches and Move- son will use any ot the best, the very best. ask any more to couvince you. I warrant For sale wholesale and retail, at towns and cities. JULES HAUEL’S ry and Chemical Store, 46 South Third street, Phils road 49. and 151 Broad’ nts:—J. B. Jaquemos vette Bazaar, Nos. . corner of Cedar and warded at the Franklin J AGENTS FOR THE CHEMICAL HAIR INVIGORATOR. REMEDY for all diseases incidental to the Hair, and its ses where baldness is not beyond the ON, 214 Broad Broads meuts, of an entirely new style and o' this opportunity to call the attention of all persons in business to visit our stock, which, in every respect, will be found advantageons, both for price and quality 2. No. 127 Falton street, New York. d ed also m the watch making business, we con? tinue to attend to the repairing ofa'! kinds of watches, and par ticularly those of fine and difficult wor! (CHES!—-WATCHES AN] ¢., Will find it greatly to their it ‘iver, who is sel! tious of the above at retail much lower than any other house in the city. Gold Watches as low cs $20 and $25 each. W: es and Jewelry exchanged or bought. he money refunded. mporter of Watches and Jewelry, holesale and Retail, 51 Wall street, reach of art. Prepared solely by Stateand Country Agents.— ; Ayer & Ph-lan, 76 Broad street, Columb corner of Tenth and Ches: Rice, corner of Court aud Howar ‘4 Beaver street, Alban’ Fulton street, Brooklyn; yracase, N. Y.: John jorton Anderson, Newport, R. I.} Landing, Ulster Co.; A. & G Agents—173 Division ite Ludlow, N, Y¥.; Apothecary, No. judson street, corner No. 178’ Grand B. Sands & Co, 273 Broadway; Dr. C No. 3 Murray street. ION!,ALL WHO DESI . TEETH—My unrivalled ROSE T' nniversally sought after for Teeth, without the slightes For sale, wholesale and All watches warranted ly whiteness it gives to the PEWS CELEBRATED COUGH REMEDY HIS VALUABLE MEDICINE is the most effectui rticularly recom- cure for Asthma, description, Bronchitis, an gs. Itis constantly prescribed by our ‘most eminent physicians, and has stood the test of thirty es are now cousumed aunually. EEKS & ANDERSO) ty fooper's Female Pills, erties JULES HAUEL’S, Practical Chemist and Perfumer, 46 South Third street, Philadelphia. yemnod No. 415 Broadway: F.A. and she is a graceful dans tiracy for two we agents:—J. B. Jac & good delineator. and farce, as we tragedian in this city. However, theatr ind William streets. orner Pre ded at the rau! ALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING SOAP.— Sevuine article, warranted to sur, tions, either American or foreign, for sal » No. 3 Courtlandt street, next doo ud three doors from Broadway—"'D: and Perfumery of every y Candles for the East South American markets, warr nted to stand the test of auy climate, and burn as long ape DHNSON, VROOM & FOWLER, No 3 Couttlandt st. and79 Trinity TO TAILORS. HE UNDERSIGNED would intimate to the trade, that it eurs siuce the publication of tue first edition Work on Cutting Garments, during which time it has met with an unprecedented sate, and in no in Whatever, has any objections be-n But on the contrary, Ww , pass ell other prepara- he ig ti Al - id, je wholesale and retail ‘Eatrector; Bri i IANO FORTES FOR HIRE —DANIEL WALKER, Manuli constantly on hand an extensive assortment of elegant Rose- 0 Fortes, kept exclusively for hire, nets, with six and seven octay it premium, was awarded to hi Amer.can Institute, for improvemen proper—nothing more or I at 411 Broadway, up stairs Lexington is back at last from Detroit. After re- pairing her false sides, and coating her bow with sheet iron, at Cleveland, so as % withstand the action of the ice, she left, downward bound, on Friday, and on Satur- day night, when a short distance west of Eyie, fire was discovered issuing ina solid column around the smoke- bide Les some distance above the deck. It was, however, subdued+ Ai ‘asmall church, cheap or to loan ontime. West 14th st. ner Grh avenue. MASTIC CEMENT ESSRS. J. & H. FRANKLAND and to recommend to the atteotion of much approved M ful composition ever covering the exterior of dwelling houses or public build of marble or stone ; no lime or water enters into t @ mastic, which consists of boiled linseed oil ence, which, pith the oxides and earbouate o| T ingredients, forms a r, hard as astone, and of BUA MOU MUFFS! MUFFS! MUFFS! vite the attention of purchasers compleve assortment of y the quantity or single of his celebrate practical utility, recommend it as su- THOS. HARRIS et all who have used it, perior to any thing of the kind heretofore offered to the tre rain are ample and plain, so th and without, an; ‘a few hours to cut any kind of garment in a which heretofore required years close application. rom eight to ten dollars per book, aud can roadway. W. A. ‘STINEMETS, DUCKING GUNS. CASES superior Duck Guns, of the most approved length form, weight and bor @ 5 cases very superior Cocking Guns 6 cases low priced Gos are now m store Also, full stock of 8} 024 3ta with a cargo of hardware, stoves, pipes, apples, suga and molasses, th Lhe explanations of the Di tions, is enabled style of elegance and fashion countering much ice, the vessels attempted to make of the most intense study an port the best way they could. be obtained of the author, at No. 113 Imeod*r Specimens may lication to Mr. to the wreck N the Point, that a large foretopsail schr. went down at her anchors on the night of 18th Nov., and all on board perished. She came to off the pitch of the Poin afternoon of the 17th, having lost her foresail otherwi e disabled, lay th “HE UNDEKSIGN® totheir stock, whi every variety, at very redi Iso, 150 dozen Nataral and ke. TR 262 Pearl street, United States Hotel Bu MUtrFS, MUFFS ANU FURS. E would advise those ladies selves with Muffs, to call at WM. COO! ‘arsortment of Fancy Furs, I find his Muffs not alone superior but | Fur Manufactories, eae Street—and % Maiden | GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES Reuris the bottom. Serer th re ard is out of water. oF THE PERRYIAN PENS. ALITY IMPROVED. & CO., have the pleasure to announce that in consequeuce of increased facility in the have reduced the prices to the parket, at the same time their superior ined. . P, & Co. embrace thi their namerous friends for tl WELL eiRogaY OO" wreck ofthe Texas had come ashore between Gravelly Bay and Long Poirft, proves to be incorrect. All that ‘who haye not supplied them- | Femains of her is on the west shore ofthe Point. send AMES PERRY PER’S FarStores, and look at his exten: assure them that they cheaper thagany other ston Ocean, is ascertained to be untrue. All on board ot that vessel were Jost. tunity to return thanks to ided preference given to the rs,and caution the public against imitations which are frequently imposed upon sin Metallic Peng, and by by the Cleveland, and supposed to be a lower laker, because those on board the steamer not Pidentifying her. se what | The Pilot is a small new vessel, and left this port on the ‘imtr. | 26th Ostober. Isat 64 Bowery, 5 door N. B.—ANl Furs bought at hi they are represented. DAGUEKKBOTYPE GENEKAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT AND AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF VOIGTLAENDER'S APPARATUS. ret. stores warranted to b them for the geouine Perryian Pe Soid by all Stationers and de: { ult, the | service it | dropped south of th | the wind fresh from th Apparatus, the subseri- | from their perilous positions by t . Chemicals and Polishing ie ent for Jaines Pei iberty street and ESIDES anew su i ALBION LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Ward, are the OR. LONDON AND NEW YORK. Inatituted in 1805. tal One Million Sterii C has, been ii jomapany as, boon i substances, and the newest imj tionsgiven ‘in the tof the coun- | 4 try promptly attendes | vessel, which was seen last evening about five miles | from the end of t consequence of made out, thought Ci the sai | gun * or $5,000,000. 5 operation for FOR- Ph CASH to those maured on the LANGENHEIM ALL the profits md fe FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES. P. HAAS, DAGUERREAN ARTIST, 289 Broapway, ConnER oF Reape STRERT, LAFARGE ick, years at compound int reat advantage of b ¢ date of thelr poli Examples of Rates for insurance of $100. R. H. hes received the Medal at the late Fair of the Ame- | for Pictures exeouted by himsell, and not y hired operators; the public, the at all times depend upon obtaining t traits, from the smaiest to the largest sizes, which cannot be purehased nor done bj ‘ he same style ot Por oF necuracy, in the Art on reasonable terms. ~~~ —~ABRAHAM RASTOR, | MPOKTER, 993 Broadway, hes received newest styles of Fringes aud Luce Gim Cloaks and Manullas, very rieh Thread Lace Caper to: Capex and Thread i Lece Collars and Cw and Thread Laces, anie at wholesale and ret ‘rom 10 to 74 years, inclusive, from $500 to $15,000 on a single life. Medical Examiners. M, D., No 1 Bond street. Instruction given | did not know their nam Priming for ral, Prospectus with rat mn, can be obtained by JOSEPH FOWLER, R. 8, BUCHANAN, now come there is fine sleighing to Alvan: cation to tne agents nd agrest variety of b y Articles, be., which he otters for TTOKAGE FOR CORK: ‘LOUR. TORAGE for fitt twenty thousand Stores five minutes’ w * d sufficient depth Anply to CHADB WwW iy pps Tbe ta Wall street. - | York evening papers of Tuesday. | New York in the afternoon and Albany in the mormng. N,G NANL eee Ore sud | Fare through, $4.—flbany Argus, Dec. 11. | busheis Corn or CHIU. PIANO-FORTE W. at road) form the public, that he hi corner of Broadway and ding, 299 Broad wa largest cless ships. raed ‘at his rooms and ex: Auuany, Dee. 10, 1845. The Anti-Rent Excitement—View at the Future— The Message~ Albany Enterprise—Theatricals— Weather—Lectures, &¢. &¢. | The title of the Van Rensselaers to the land em- | braced in the grant of “ William and Mary” is not | conceded, aud the Dutch descendants of “Rip Van Winkle,” and “ Old Knick,” in thia eity, are often | heard, by a casual observer, speculating upon the | constitutionality of the title of the Patroon. The awful tragedy enacted in Delaware county, and the commutation of the sentence of the murderers, by Silas Wright, will not have a tendency to allay the most inveterate animosity which is felt by the ten- | ants towards Van Rensselaer, or to delay, for a pro- tracted period, their efforts, lawful or not, to annul | his claim, and their positive determination and | sworn obligation, not to accede or submit, in the meantime, to his requisitions for rent. 1] assure you the anti-rent excitement is but temporarily amother- edy any to discover itself with renewed fury ; and if the Sta a final and equitable adjustment of this mooted mat- ter, the young Patroon’s land will be vacated, or he must resign his title. This claim of the Van Rensselaers is said to bo anti-repoblican, anti-democratic, and upon a principle o| tent with American policy,and which ought not and w: not be submitted to %, the tenants. So say the tenants. They believe that if St an amicable settlement would have been made; and they think he has been succeeded by a young and haughty te Legislature does not interpose, and make monarchical law, which is inco: ephen Van Rense lived, aristocrat, to whom they will not submit. and to whose end, we cannot prodict. What effect, in T have heard the opinion hazarded by men high in place and power, that if war with Great Britain is declared, ‘of men who suppose there will in this terri- ble emergency, among the whole American people, will be disappointed, and will not be realised. 1 give yon these sentiments as emanating from distinguished and eminent men here, from wnom | have received th m.— They may be worthy of consideration. Disunion is con- founded with anti-rentism, and with all the elements of aparchy and revolution which have developed them- selves for two orthree years past. The various phases and forms under which rd has disclosed itself, are familiar to every man. Mr. Polk’s most singular and critical message is talked ofevery where. Old men read it to their children—law- yers discuss its belligerent character—young lai read it—(I have seen seven young ladies enter Jones? ig Svpreme Covrr. cial Term—Mr. Justice Jeweu presiding. Wednesday, December 1.— Shull ads. Smith—Motion to set aside default, &c., grant- ed on terms. Davis, imp’d, ads. Weeks—Motion to stand over to next special term; plaintiff to pay $10 cos Grant vs. McCumber—Motion to strike out pleas as false and frivolous, granted. Sage vs. Sherman et al—Mo- tion for a commission, granted. Lincoln vs. Motion for reference, granted by default. Steb! Jen Motion for judgment as in case of nonsuit. ated, unless plaintiff stipulate, &c. Van Patten ads Assault and Batiery, with intent yo his trial for an aggravated as; @ rape on the person of M 64 years old, residing in D: street | who, on being called, deposed that on the 3ist of October last she wen bE Ly who Court Intelligence. RS ot Sessions.—Before Recorde: ‘ailm adge and . 12.—Triat for 0 commit a Rape-—A Hedges, was put on nd attempt to commit abeth Newton, about colored man, nemed Cha jand, for the purp: ‘ing hor son, sunatic Asylum, and on return from in the jmith—Motion to refer, granted. ‘The People ex rel. ‘A. that institution, towards the landing, she was met or Cook. Hull va the Medical Society of Kings county— Motion for peremptory mandamus, granted by default. Delaplaine ads. Coventry—Motion to set aside default, &e., granted with costs. Cuyler, imp’d, Ke. ads. the ih threw her down, a1 Oneida Bank—motion to set aside deiault &c., granted her person. Witness, by scratching him, and seizing hold of his neck, prevented him from accomplishing his onterms. Biddlecum et al. ads. Steward et al. —Motion to stay proceedings in this suit until certiorari is deter- mined, granted on terms. Overseers of Poor of Little | Puro! by pro the prisoner had left her, witn tentiary and informed the keeper of what had occurred, at Soa epee cipr= rs ne rt Card — | upon his neck, by which, she thot , he mis Te- pgrantedex parte. Battermad ads. | open ea mtr Mo ik Asylum, where the prisoner and several others were kept to do the work about the building, and on being examined, fresh scratches were found on the neck of the prisoner, who was charged with the offence, when he tried to effect his escape. The jury found him guilty. and the Court sentenced him to be imprisoned State Prison for the term of 4 years and 6 months. Falls vs. Kathem, county treasurer,c.—Motion for man- darnus granted. McIntyre et al. vs. Griswold—Motion to amend declaration, granted in part. Howell etal. vs. Van Slyck, sheriff, &¢.—Motion for leave to prosecute official bond, granted ex parte. In the matter of Locke et al. for a certiorari bh Davis—-Motion for judgm’t us in case of non suit, grant ed unless plaintiff stipulate, &c. Houck vs. McBirney | —Motion set aside plaintiff's default, &c. inted on terms. Same vs Loomis adi —Motion to chai wick vs. Si writ of error, &e granted. d Motion for judgment as in case of no: it, granted with costs by default. Clark ads. Gribbin—Motion for judg- ment aa in case of non suit, granted by default. Smith-vs, Vines—-Motion for commission to take deposition granted. Smith vs. Shatzell — motion ordered to stand over to next sp. term without prejudice. Shatzell vs. Smith—-do do. Bradley ads. Morse—motion that plaintiff appoint a re sponsible Prochien Ami, kc.; denied with costs. Daniels vs. Shepard—motion to supersede writ’ of certiorari ; granted, with costs by default. Riley vs. Baker aten. to amend declaration; denied with cost: i Bel- ads. Garlock— motion to set aside amended decla- denied with costs. Beatty et.al. ads. Vermilye— motion to amend pleas; denied with costs. Comstock Whipple et. al. and another cause—motion for ion; granted, on terms. Dean ads. Sims and another cause—motion in each cause to stand over to next sp.term. Albre ads. Lucas—motion that plff. file security for costs ; denied with costs without prejudice. Jenkins et. al. ads. Dickman—motion to stand over to next sp. term ; on payment of costs $7, Baker et.al. ads. Riley—motion for judgment as in case of non suit; denied with costs, In the matter of the Mayor, &c., Brooklyn, in relation to pening 18th street—motion to confirm re- port of Commissioners; granted ex parte. Cooney ads. Bailey—motion that pl'ft. file security for costs; granted by default. Birdseye ads. Schermerhorn—motion for judgment as in case of noa suit; granted unless pif. stip- ulate, &c. Knox ads Schermerhorn—do do. Schermer- horn va. Klackler and 31 other causes—motion for judg- et. al. a Literary Depot, under the Museum, withia the space of ten minutes, cloaked and veiled, and enquire for the New York Herald with Polk’s m e,) and it is the subject of conversation in every society. Your opinions in yes- terday’s Herald, with the extracts from the English p age ire read with the utmost avidity, and men anxious- ly wait every day for a copy ofthe next Herald. Pity that a little of the public spirit of New York could not be infused into Albany citizens. The ice in the river will not admit of the crossing of horces and sleighs upon it, and the only ferry boat we have here, except the ton railway ferry boat, has discontinued its trips. The Western Railroad Company condescend to curry over | sleighs occasionally. But et least one hundred teams | have repeatedly waited, on the Greonbush side of the river, three hours for a chance to get over. ‘This is not very creditable to the philenthropy and spirit of Albany capital Men have concluded that a bridge is indié: pensable, and the repeal of the militia law, and the char- ter for a bridge, will be amorg the first acts of the next Legislature. Rev. Samuel H. Cox lectured before the Young Mei Association last evening. His subject was“ Engli Poetry,? and he handled it very ably. The Doctor says he was left an orphan boy in Philadelphia, at the age of seven years, and that he has often been surprised at his taste for Milton, Cowper and Shakspeare, and he “ bless- ed God for it,” (the taste, I suppose ) | He thinks that Milton’s ‘ Paradise Lost’ the greatest poem ever writ- ten. The audience evinced their approbation by stamp- be tee clapping their hands very gleefully. arris, in Maiden lone, turned out a superb pleasure sleigh, with four beautiful horses, the other cay and the junior portion of the young ladies of the Female Aca demy, enjoyedja sleigh ride. There were some twenty of them in ihe capacieus vehicle, and they seemed de- lighted with the genuine fun. You often see young la- dies, distinguished tor excellent horsemanship, bargain- ing with H. for the use of one of his favorite jennets, or a tandem drive with his docile roadsters. For I would have you know thet, in season, the dear Dutch belles do drive tandem, and do ride on horseback. Dr. Baird islectpring here upon the governments of Europe, and the habits of the people generaliy. He teld me last evening that he bad bad private interviews with thirteen of the crowned heads oi the old world. His lec- tures are very instructive and entertaining, and are very numerously attended. Professor Whitney, the elocutionary lecturer, is also RRotaring in this chy, every body and every thing. He can give you an excellent personation of the manner of the advocate of nullification (John C. Calhoun,) or an imitation of the style of Bishop Onder- donk’s prea Now he is your particular friend El der Knap} non he ix John Randolph, with his voice a lafife, and his fingera la Pistolet. In fine, he isa very funny genius, a very effective imitator of creation in general. Tam told that a number of enterprising gentlemen of New York city, are maturing arrangements to builda theatre in this city. A lot has been purchased, and a model prepared. This is another evidence of the extra- ordinary public spirit ef the citizens of Albany. Al- bany, the oldest city in the Union, has not one suitable building for the representation of the productions of William Shekspeare’ the philosopher of poetry, the fe- ther of the drama, Burke hes re-appeared in this city. He is going “bock agin” over the water to rehearse, as a friend at my e-bow says. a t. Clair, full of various kinds of feminine attri- butes, is dazzling the Albanians with her dancing. Somebouy says she was a protegé of the divine Fanny’ Her profile is remarkable (or its Jon gout—her face is very pretty —her feet and ankles are delicately formed, ten tout. been ina state of re- Mrs. Hunt is in the city. Sh the principal comedi The business is conflued to comedy have no Booth or Kean, or any other s will revive gagement soon. here, it is hoped, at no distant day. ‘The sleighing continues good, and we have winter jolders offered flour y: erday at $6 63; no takers More Disasters on THE Lakes.—The steamer We learn that the schooner Favorite, Keeler, master, sunk inthe lake, some ‘eight miles ith,the Sizer, and several , attempted to go west from Cleveland, but, en- Captain Trowbridge sends us the following in relation non the Canada shore :— Manpate, Long Point, C. W. December 4th.— rn from a party who . have recently returned from on the repairing dat struck by a squall and ext evening, when sh The current report in Buffalo when | left, that the The report of a man coming ashore from the schooner The schooner ashore at Point Waubashanks was seen During the severe weather and blow at Chicogo, 27th in case of non suit in each canse ; granted un- stipulate and pay $10 costs. Baldwin ads. aud three other causes— Bogardus vs. motion to set aside judgment; denied ites ads. McBain--motion for a comm: sion ; granted. - Allen ads. the People—motion to set aside amended deciaration ; denied with costs. In the matter of Dickman vs Jenkins, Sh’ff. &c.-motion ex parte for acommission to take deposition. Lockwood et. al. vs. Haight et. al—motion ex parte for leave to serve Papers on one attorney, granted. Worthiagton imp'd ke, ads. MeCann—motion for judgment as in case of non suit; granted, by default. Marsh et. al. ads. Man motion for precept; granted by default. Same ads. —Motion for judgment of non pros.; granted by de Rider Sunninghan—motion to re! ot. al. vs. Kiersted et. a! i r judgment as in ca- ses of non suit; granted, unless pl'ff: stipulate, &c. Wa terman et. al. ads. Peek—motion for judgment as in case of non suit; granted, by default. Kelly et. al. ads. Bor- den motion to change venue; granted, by default— Wild vs. Rodgers et. al.—Motion to amend declaration changing venue; granted, on terms. Guyon ads. Lowry Motion for judgm’t. as in case of non-suit; granted by de- fault. Cromweil vs. Gross—Motion to set aside default, &c; denied,’with costs, without prejudice. Sliter ads Mor- ris—Motion for retaxation of costs; granted, with costs. Smith ads. Deming et al—Motion to set aside default, &c.; granted on terms. Haight ads. Post—Motion to stay plaintif’s proceedings until costs are paid granted, with costs. Groot ads. Weed et als—Motion to vacate judgment, &c. ; denied, with costs. Frazee ads. Carroll —Motion for judj in case of non-suit ; granted, with costs, by default. uter ads. Deavitt—Motion to stay plaintiffs proceedings on judgment ; granted, on terms, by default. In the matter of Hall et al vs. Monell et al—Motion that defendant's default be entered, 3 ranted, by default. Marsh Wright—Motion for jadgment, as in case of non: granted, with costs, by default. Harria ads. Barnes—Metion to open default taken at general term ; genni The Syracuse and Utica Railroad Company ads, Corland—Motion tochange venue ; granted, by default. Wiison ads. Cary—Motion for retaxation of costs Ayanied by default. Hamilton, administrator, &c.. len. ‘Motion that defendant pear and plead to granted ex parte. Ross vs. Halst Motion to proceed to hearing, &e.: granted, by default. Toller ads. Wagner— Motion that plaintiff file security for cost ranted, by de- fault. Halstead ads. Near et al. in case of non-suit ; granted, with costs, by default.— Motion to change venue ; gran- ted. Beebe et al. executors, &c., vs. Beers etal. Mo- tion to appen’ , &c. ; granted ex pa te. Van Pelt » Motion to change ve- nue; granted, by default. Ward and wife a Motion for jent as in case of non-suit ; granted, un- less plaintiff stipulate, &c.—Albany Argus. Facts and Fancy. There are piles of snow upon the mountains, be- tween Baltimore and Cincinnati. Winter has set in in carnest. The Ohio, above Wheeling, is closed for the sea- son. Cranberries are scarce at Albany, and sell at $4 50 a $5 50 a bushel. Jt rained very hard in Charleston, on the 8th inst. ‘The question of the Spring Garden Water Works, Philedelp will be argued before the Supreme Court ina few day Lancaster County Farmer, 1s the title of a new pa- per published at Lancaster, Pa. Professor Aikin is lecturing in Baltimore on gal- vanic light, and the deflagration of the metals in common use. There are, at this time, 620,000 girls receiving their education in French convents. Gough, in his temperance lecture at the Tremont Temple, Boston, on Wednesday evening, said, h there in'the dignity of an honest man ; he’ knew’ had not betrayed the temperance cause, but had hi been betrayed by wicked men; he felt a full co: that his ter would yet be cleared up. It rests with him to clear it up to the satisfaction of the public. The celebration of the 225th anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrims, will be celebrated at Plymouth, Mass., on Monday, the 22d inst. They have fine sleighing at Erie, Pa. De Bonneville, professor of animal magnetism, and matters and things in genecal, is lecturing in Rich: mond, Va. We have no doubt he will be successful in magnetising the dolJars of the citizens from their pockets into his own, The newspapers are full of talk about the Message, and a variety of opinions are expressed about it. The Allegheny is frozen across between the aque- duct and the ave dstown bridge. The ice is rough, however, and broken in places. Sleighing good at Concord, New Hampshire. phia, by enting himse! earthquakes in the (West Indi and committed as a vagrant. One of the Boston papers is cri been arrested hould be notion of Hear him—''The walk of a ghost, we faccy, fied and solemn. According to tl ish critic, it should be acted who has given ushis conception of such an un- visitant, and who shows the dread spirit to be at once amazingly solemn and dignified.” If the editor only beenhere on Thu ty mo‘s, on the occ “Hamlet” by our quite so severe. We hear that the Freshman Class of Yale Col- lege have adopted, or are about to adopt, a uniform cap. The pattern is that worn by the members of Oxford Uni- struck youths, amer Champion, Capt. Ward, rendered good getting into port three vessels that had sels rescued of Captain hmond, Vermont, and N. Dousman The Journal of the 29th says :—"This morning before hit, Capt. Ward Ieft the harbor in search of a ier, unable to make the port. In 'y fog, the ve: could not be ‘W. searched for some hours, at anchor about outh easterly direction, with rigging frozen sails covered with ice. The Champion brought the vessel into port upon second trial. The schooner Bowen got within the piers at Chicago on the 28th, with con siderable difficulty fingers frozen. The sai pound them with clubs and put salt on them in order to | use them. The master reports six vessels ashore on the east side of the Lake within 30 miles of e Captain had several of hie were so stiff that they had to h other, bat Buffalo Adv., Dee. 8. Winter Rovre ror New Yorx.—The steamboats pas far as Catskill, from which place Yesterday noon 100 it way-bdringing New | ‘The passengers leave i assengers arrived here | Mayor oF Bosroy.—In convention of the two | branches of the City Council last evening, the Hon. | Peacedale, South Josiah Quine: was eg ‘or of this city, Drecs a Jr, the Mayor @ At for the ensuing yous, fill th ney cau the late Mayor, Mr. Ds Boston Adv., versity, England. i ee ‘The steam electric machine is to be exhibited in Boston. A lad about fifteen years of age, named Florian Sorta, a native of Austria, and attached tothe ship Can- ton, was found dead on the dock at Charleston, 8. C. on | the Oth inet. W. R. Jamison committed suicide in Charleston on the 9th inst. Our advices from Nassau, N. P., are tothe 29h ult, No news of importance. Mr. Calhoun had not left his home on Friday a week ago. There has been a flare up between the Cadets at | Vecbatlyge 8. phage superintendent, which result- ed in tl Board of Visitors, xteen, a | however, replaced all of them but one, L. T. Brown. | E. Rogers, a merchant of Philadelphia, eommit- | ted suicide on Thursday morning. The President’s Messaye was fifteen hours and forty-five minutes in going from Washington to Cincin- | nati, Distance 260 miles. | The Knoxville Register announces the marriage in Jefferson county, Teanessee, of Froderick Pulse, aged | ‘one hundred and two years, to Miss Dorcas Mannon, | aged thirty-four. the property, on being called to the i the watches, knives, razors, &c. were taken to the shop jary on B. Puituirs, Esq., acting District Attorney, on the part for judgment as Jackson & Losee was forme yoar 1943 or first of 44 both men without means or capi- tal beyond their experi: were associated as coma’ street, forthe purpose of dealing in pork, complainant was to furnish necessary advances for the purchase of hogs, to be cut up, packed, pickled, and dis- posed of by him, and the profits resulting from the en- terprise to be placed to the credit of the defendants. Jackson, one of the firm, went West in the fall of 1844, to make purchases, and died in New Orleans. The re- case, previously noticed, returned a verdict in tne plaintiff, for $70 damages; aside a | atotal loss. The de! on the ground of insufficient preliminary proofs, in not , a presenting one of the surveys and a de An imposter has been getting money in Philadel- | um, Esq , for defendants; Chas. Moore, imself sufferer by the recent | one of whom is F. B, Cutti hi « We shall gi cluded, involvi ing the per- | 4 formance of Mr. Neafie, in the Grost in “Hamlet.”— | ‘Shakspeare inti- | with this ditional testim arrest for an attempt ported in the Heradd in the early part of November last. | for the defendant; alter which arguments were t Emerson, the transcendentalist, is lecturing in Boston on tho uses of great men. Fine.—A rumor was in the city yesterday, that the ‘woollen Fagtory of R. G. & ‘* P. t i Tuesday evening. The loss must be about $15,000, on which there is an insurance atthe Hartford office for $6, and be additional insurance at other offices. Tb revidene uurnal, Dec. 1, overtaken by the prisoner, who requested permission to carry her basket tor Ler, afte infamous proposals to her, when she demanded back her basket ; whereupon the tting it, made some joner seized hold of her, made a desperate effort to violste . He, however, persevered in hia attempt, and #8 only sueceeded in putting an exd to the outrage ising to meet bim at bsequent period. After proceeded to the peni- tt, the keeper, accompanied her tothe the Trial for Receiving Stolen Goods -~William Kinj lias James King, was placed oa his trial for receiving 36 sil- ver watches, about 30 dozens of pen aud pock 9 cases of razors, 3 cases of needles, and other property, the total value of which was about $600 ; stolen from the premises of John A. Newbould, of No. 55 John ai which were felonious! or 17th of November last, through the scuttle, by two boys, named Jol knives, ntered on the night of the McGuire and Thomas Gould. loun McGuire, one of the boys charged with stealing stand, de] that in Courtlandt street; King bought a watch witness gave him a couple of razors, and leit the of the property in his care; prisoner put the watch- es, cutlery, &c. in boxes on the shelves. Tuomas Gout, |d; that they sold to King and Jackson each 2; gave to each a set of razors and a silk shirt ing the property to King, he hit the accused never asked witness Broadway. VAN, @ policeman of the 4th ward, depos- ed that he arrested the boys McGuire and Gould ata lodging house in Catherine street, and in consequence of information obtained from them, witness went to the shop of King, and recovered twenty-seven watches, some knives, razors, &c., stating that they were all he had, but on searching the premises occupied by the pri- soner in Varick street, four watches of the same descrip- tion as the twenty-seven previously recevered from King, were found buried about a foot deep under the floor of the cellar. On the part of the defence, several witnesses were called Li) the previous good character of the ac- cused. colored barber also testified that King, on the day of his arrest, observing a man standing for some time about his door, inquired who he was, and on being informed that he was an officer, stated to witness that he had some property in his possession that had been left by some boys, and which he suspected to be stolen, and asked witness what it was best to do with it; andon witness saying that he did not know, he replied that if he wi ire it had been stelen, he would throw it into the street or take it to the Police Office. The evidence on both sides being closed, W™. M. Paice, made on able and eloquent appeal to tl if of his client. He was followed by Jona of the prosecution. After abrief and succinct charge from the Recerprx, the case was submitted to the jury, who rendered a verdict of guilty, and the Court sen- tenced him to be imprisoned in the penitentiary for six months. Trial for Burglary.—James Smith, colored, and Wm. McCarty, white, were then tried fora burglary inthe Ist degree, in entering the dwelling house of Mr. John B Park, bookbinder, No. 159 Elm street, on the it of November last, through a rear window, and stealing a shawl, overcoat, and other articles. On the occasion of the robbery the rogues being heard in the premises, the amily ran out of the house aud caught Smith in the ad- joining yard McCarty was arrested in the course of & few day’ alters ards, and the goods were found pledged at a shop in Orange st. _ 1m thiscese the jury, after & pro- tracted absence, came into court and stated their inabili- ty to agree upon a verdict, whereupon the prisoners were permitted to plead guilty to a petit larceny only. The pe was recorded and the court sentenced them to be Cl gea in the penitentiary for the term of six months. Supertor Court. Betore Judge Oakley. Dec. 12.—Feliz Quinn vs. dbel Wheaton.—In Septem- ber, 1844, the complainant, who had found tnat twelve of his hoge had beoa driven to the public pound, end which had been running at large in the thoroughfares of onr city, contrary and in violation of our laws, made a demand for their restoration, tendering the sum of nearly twenty dollars for their redemption. ‘This tender was declined as insufficient, and a bill of $37 50 was present- ed, as being the amount to which the city was entitled as penalty, cost of feeding, and the amount paid to the party driving them to the pound. Mr. Granam, for the defendant, moved @ non-suit, ey upon the ground that it was a mero question jaw, and partly that a suit of this nature would be quite unentertaining to the jury, and one calculated to wea the patience of the Court. Mr. Burlock, for the plaintiff, answers, and assents; provided a special veedict be given. Whereupon, the jury found a verdict for the plaintiff, sing the value of the property at $55, with liberty Ta non-suit—or turn it into a verdict for defendant, and liquidate defondaut’s damages at $60. A. Jackson v8. Simeon Loi nur vivor of Jackson Action for Replevi co-partnership of in the latter part of the as business men. They jon merchants in Warren ard, kc. ‘The maining partner subsequently followed him, and con- cluded purchases to a considerable amount, and the property was shipped hitherward according to’ arrange- meat. In December, i844, the complainant became em- barrassed in his circumstances, and the defendant with- held seventeen hogsheads of pickled hams, which the complainant demanded,to reimburse him for the advances yet unsatisfied, to the amount of about $1,000. This suit is, therefore, brought for the recovery of this amount. Verdict to-morrow. Edwin Sanford for plaintiff ; A. L. Jordan for the defence. Before Chief Justice Jones. Michael O'Brien vs. Euxphaz Spencer—The jury in thie favor of and six cents costs. 'o other causesjtaken up. Cireuit Court. Judge Edmonds 4 Dec. 12.—The case of Andrew Foster et al. ve. The Marine Insurance Company, occu) en- ime of the Court to-day. It was a motion to set dict obtained upon a marine policy, clait dants on the trial urged a no: tion. H. Ketch- q- for plaintiffs, the result of this argument when con- , a8 it does, several nice afid important jons connected with marine insurance. it has been erroneously mentioned in some of hoe Hod f the city, that Judge Edmonds had concluded the Circuit and Oyer and Terminer of Kings County, and had commen is is a misapprehension, He is now holding an argument term, tor the number of cases consequent upon the long, protracted, oe occupation of the Court in the case of Pol- | ly Bodine. he holding of the Circuit here. ur} of disposing of the accumulated An adjourned Circuit will be held on the first Monday of February, for the notice and trial of new causes. U. 5. Cireult Court—in Chambers. Before Judge Betts Dec. 12.—Capt. Isaac Ludlow, of the barque Oscar, arrested for the murder of George Brown, alias Curtiss, on board said ves i on the 18th Aug: neiro on board ¢ brought into court for his examination. Several de) tions taken by the U, 8. Consul, Geo. W. Gordon, while lying off * “Isle Grande,” last, and who retriruel from Rio Ja p “Btnomus” afew days since, was Rio Janeiro, were then read by consent of the coun- aud which will determine the course by the court inthis matter. In connection ect, and in which much general interest wo would state that no new or ad- dduced beyond that which of Baker and two others, under it mutiny on board this barque, re. Common Pleas. Before Judges Ulshoeffer and Daly. jilas C. Smith vs. Geo. W. Smith--The jury (the opening of letters, &c., not being fully d, and reported hitherto,) returne rdict up Court Caiendar—This Day. Superior Court —26, 12. 38, 42, 29, 50 to B4. Faizurn or Raitroap Conrractors.—We learn that Melvin & Co., contractors lor several sections of the Gloucester Rail: oad, went off the track on Sunday last, carrying two or thr verly and like $3000. ‘The: | fulfilment of thei their fazard, at) paoy a ingston, was destroyed by fire on | «en dit Glow bake serio ina very destitute condition. ith them all their tools, and leaving some ‘hundred laborers and sundry citizens of Be- loucester minus to the amount of something had made considerable progress intl camping, bed received frorm th the pay to which t ppearance created considera' er and Beverly, wher butchers, boarding-house keepei ufforcrs.” The Irish laborers, it