The New York Herald Newspaper, January 1, 1846, Page 1

HE NEW YORK HERALD. — = =: fF — —— —— NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1, 1846. fine In Forty.8ix, : ; ax , ghy — i » | Common Pleas, yr - Auuany, Dec. 20, 184 | Arrams wy Canapa.—We have received Rion Belore Judge oe Court of Oyer and Terminer. ~ Borty-Nine in Forty.Six. ‘ j But in order to get eens The Meeting of the Legislature—State Convention treal papeis of the 25th, Quebec of the 22nd, and) pgg, 31 Edmund Sinpion ee ni, B Booth Tete Before Judge Siete pod Alborned Meserole and Without tering down i , y Sis rf eed ql , briefly adve: ta yeats ‘§ -Wi 7 . Of the old round fort at Vera Cruz, ‘The Governor at Church—Court of Errore Toronto, of the 24th uli. All the news from our ome way, poe a so Vesterday, was resumed this | Dis ah: William Harper, who ‘hed hen agreuale Or the burning of a town ; Important Measures of Reforn—Masonic Celebra- exctiange papers, we annex :— important trial, we present the Mit ecuisula so ee they | Suthed October lest, rae Crohent cence eeee 08 the Or without a (uss with old John Bull, tion —The Weather—The Lecture Season—Capi- (From the Montreal Herald, Dec. 25.) dppeared in evidence. Mr. Booth was engaged by Mr. | Mr. Darr, his counsel, applied to postpone the mene, For the Cuba isle so fine, : : We regratte have to record fresh cases of lost of life Simpson, mancger sf the Park ‘Theatre, to piny six {or the present, until he lind time to complete the tillof Let's compromise—let’s compromise, == * tal Punishment—The Efforts of the Whigs, &¢. < and property on our stormy river. Brom{letters received nights in the mouth of June, 1844, and camo 0% from Bal- | axceptions which he had taken to, the aimission of ¢ ¢ ‘And give him forty-nine. Taone week from to-day, the State legislature ec- from Quabes we learn that a pilot had arived there on. timore, his place of residence (8s at purnors.. | | dock und he Judge charge. The ‘application was * | the 2lstof December, who n ljouN Buaxe testified—Is treas' © Par! ea- ‘complied with, and ‘ We have already ofered him sembles. ‘The State Convention will be held at the | shore, which he confidently asserted were the Montreal, tre ; has been for about twenty years; know the ee \ dare ee tee Temaneee neem Mon Aaa or'yow should meet us there, Capitol on the Ist June next, but it is believed that | the Sir Richard Jackson, and the Syria. ties in this suit ; plaintif! is manager of the Park ‘Theo. ial of Virgil Knapp, for the Murder of Sarah Deck- “Why stickle to agree ? the session of the legislature will be of unusual | , rhe [oHoning ty extract from a letter dated St. tre sags from bath Oe Pa He ngpeemaret which | a.—Firtm Dav—This dase was Trrumed to-day. Mr x ‘ | “ uce, jecember :— was at sum ot pet } | Gnandnt, the prisoner’ 1, bey t or/commanications, by mail, addressed to | Why atickle to agree, my boys, length—a great deal is to be done. | Luce, 19th December i from Mr. Chas. Campbell, that | Ne fuldiied this engagement except the’ last mght's he | jury, with violent denunciation of tianmplic prea’ He 6 id oc ie ane? Upon that offered line, tt is said that for the organization of the militia | there are three square ri scl and at schooner, ify nut rocform that night ; the plays of that night Were | spoke for neatly three hours, and was Kijowed by Jone GORDON BENNETT, If we get Californie © tate 6 a erst teereued between Matante and St. Anne des Monts, tohayebeon “Bertram” and the “ Mayor of Garratt,” | U. Phillips, Assistant District Attorney, Ono ol . Propritur of the By giving forty-nine? proposed, less odious and vexatious. It will | ‘The crews of one of the ships and of the schooner had jn both of which Mr. Booth was announced to perform ; | summing up for the prosecution; after w’ ty _ 4 New Youn Henan Rerasisnment, ‘Why quarrel for a beaver skin, Seay, Con st of veluntaeroompanias, to receive Fey | penshad ‘Bertram the first piece on the bill; the average ex- | t0vk « recess for one hour. ‘Waythorent corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, BY a farther down below: Whilejon duty; tod these companies will sseemablefor | ” Subjoined is an‘extract from letter received by & | penses of the house were about $900 5 senerally speak- Evasina Season ‘Aré thd orange groves and silver mines, Matiodd tasy require. Wa ware ot fener, ag circum: | merchant in this city :— ing, my duties are in the box office ; see but very tle | Jude Eomonps commenced his charge by rete, NY W.ESTA . ‘And the flelds of Mexico stances may require. We were fotaly unprepared for @| “ Ygu will be all sorry to hear the melancholy news | of acting ; was Debind the acenos on the night ci ta | to the importance of this case, and the necestity ot ne Por the Exclusive Sale of Choice Why drive Sir Robert, in out wrath, declaration of war in 1512.an/ itseoms to bo our polic) | ghat has reuched us this morning from below, viz: that | 14th Jano (the beneft night previously alluded to) about | part ofthe duty, of giving it a diligent and patient RY ‘) FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET Up to the Russian line, nt Hl war is declared before we teke the iret | four vessels are lost, and thé crew Tassongers of | the ime the pertormances were to have commence: | gideration. ‘Thy Jemands of the public at large requirsa ws’ ARTICLES, If hp will take the parallel step preparatory to the crisis. Our raw population, uh | two of them supposed to have perished. One of them is | ed; thinks he placed a notice on the outside doors | jt; therefore, itis important that the duty should be _ AR S. be wittber forty-nine ? sciplined Gnd tnsophisticated. wheeled into line, can- | the Montreal, Captain Douglas. The body of « female | that there would be no performance that the | falthfully discharged by them. tle made these remarks J oes t pited atthe late Fair of the Ame- lick*a the old chop once or twice, rashes he picotion ise Ped ee oe | abael nie ae tht night Honk or wo teegl = AR lt iy a6 AE hl RA Aas me "9 ie We've li ». “4 M t other: sales of tickets were le that da: ere were + | matters that ha: 2 inted on th inde i roel ein ‘At Yorktown and Orleans, aos athe, Executive and bis lady at church vester, |" ‘The lot era from Quebec, dated the 224 inst. state + a ti te eee nate igtt + tho recetpts for the Sve | considerations bas Leen Pressed upon therm, aaa fi o And if wo go to war renin, day; ls Excellency was looking admirably well, and) The mast melancholy scoounts thet, we have hed of | mghts during Mr. Booth’s engagement, were £— fore, he felt it his duty ‘o caution them to dismise from ity Ne. 159 Broadwa: he offers ‘4 nie weerstoalt ology aan seemat ppp my mer These, be ghis the wrecks wehiek have romnuens ie the Hee Ge Pa For the first ¥ . bh . their mee ali those cont-erations which the eloquence ry Hot to jut the . * rt Fig) ae ; were received here yesterday. ére is no doubt, from “sect ; a end ze: eounsel on ‘ides had ito the ‘And blood would flow like wine ; certain inheritance of age, begin to discover thenselvet | the particulars given in the following extract of a lotter « Sint verserecseccstt'*" 145 12 | casa, ‘The first thing you have ‘a cong ir iio auras i be ‘Then why not, for the sake of peace, a pe ct ae of Governor Wright. If] to A. Campbell, that one of the vessels mentioned is the “fourth “ (being a complimentary bene- of the crime before you, and ‘het js the prisoner hes: Pile i fe Haul up to forty nin ~ jas rg * paneient the nomiortion to the Presi- | parque Montreal, Capt. Douglas, which loaded at Mon- it to Mr. Simpson,)......-. 940 00 | cha with? We have in our ‘w the crime of gtor, uarantece his possession of a skill But if the worst should come to pass, doney, tendered to him in 1644, by the Baitihore Cor. | treal, and sailed hence on the morning, of the 25th ult., fifth “occ sce cee eee cceeres. 181-75 | murder, which is punishable with death , and the crime Naeod he "And the fur begin to fly, ee rcliad thal toxbtae on tad ee ee ut | and, ead to relate, all her crew, including the Captain’s | In 1844 theatricals were very duil’; Booth has frequently | of manslaughter, which is vided into [oUF (verges, and asm ctiment of choice toca be eee, rat hart «Phen put your trust in God, my boys, deh deamon de wa repeat ee Pe wee Fe pele wife and child, whe were on ba hace perished. peves at the Park Theatre ; » told ay ae rae i is punished by iuapeiecom ont Toes - one ta con ‘And keep your powder dry;” f ie Matane, Dec. 15,1845. | this e1 ment, as previously stated ; on the of crime of murder, killing 91 An drive Queon Vie from Canada, ted; never fauz pay £0, deeply, vainly deprecated a¢ thit-] «4 man from”St, Anne, (district of Gaspe,} named | June the house opened at seven o-alock, sau! performasi- by some other person, with, & preme- Up to the Russian line, avoid the consequences. slaty Allison, who hos just arrived here, reports two | ces wore to have commenced at hall-pait seven. he statute hes madethres Somer | For waiving old Buck's compromise, Folks here seem to b= ready to endorse the ahi 3 at Cape Chat; the crew of one was saved, but sad | | Juriva De Jonox testified —Is costumer of the Park urder, and you ies xe a forty-nin | Ready: ee ADOSER. Wad: DrOROR” of the other vossel, not one is left to tell the | Theatre ; has been for six years; knows dees this come wittdn the definition which [ have given Theanine BEES | on for the purchase of Cuba of Spain, and for the ac- oy of the other vessel not one is teil» ‘chore, | him in Jane, 14s, on the afternoon of tho'ldth, between | you of these three sub-diviions’ | do, not welt, nodes [Latent from the Metienn Wrantions | een ean a ee ial ian wat reece | Smene thom are ¢ woman and child. ‘On the venua’s| Sve and sis oclock, nedr the corner of Warren treat | Hand what the pro cuter means, te ineist that te 0 | n i ce | burgee, which is torn, are the three first letters of her | and West Broadway ; sa im from dow crime ‘ ls Corvus Citxistt, (Texas;) Dec. 2, 1845. | has become too monotonous, and they think « spar with ana, deunk ; saw himheiped along thé direot by @ man | first of these sub-divisions. Now, thefs ix no evidence tus : . | John Bull, Esq, would be redolent of fun and excite- aan 5, i | wil out on ; Rut of house to se6 if he | before you that she was quick with child at the time she tion of the Rio Grande—every thing is quiet. The | ions, I apprehend Ladesiadhgedr dank Rid bag gh eeeted ieeeen that was with him took one arm, atid I | tion for you is, whether the crime charged in the Indict- A i * ‘ i nse 5 a +. » wh aG ib , indications of continued peace ate #0 clear, that we | 4fh0 Court of Errore is a en at all, and supposed to have no cargo, as nene was | TVG. Uther ; went with him to his lodgings, corner of | ment, comes within the lest ot the subdivisions have ene : c " doing of any Importanc ‘This man further states that he had seen, close to the | Courtlandt and West streets; (the North American | laid down? You are, therefore, to enquire whether the COSMETIC CREAM, so invaluable an appli | have ceased looking forward ; and our eyes are al- | ments brought up by writ of error from the court Wrage . + when | let go of him of (ilo woman by the prisoner was perpetrated ? hae ohavil 4 i} i barque, a full female figure-head—painted whi Hotel); went with him to his room ; w' let g' kilding ‘a 1 te acieafter shaving, a much more elegant Pre | reaay turned towards the fatherland, as the scene of iu. | below are affirmed by this court. Indeed, this court |The othor vessel mentioned in the same letter, proves | he fell down upon the floor ; told Mrs. Booth that | was | by him; and that !¥ doing so he evinced a depraved aan aaraecitement, ‘The latest intelligence is, that | MERE b» dispensed with. A court of dernier retort | em be the stip Wm. Bayard, Capt. Miller, a letter having | sorry te come to her in 2 case like is raked her whet | heartand a reckless distegmrd of human life? And it you Mexico; willing to enter upon a negotiation for the set- ion of verdicts, just as much erudition might be | 4° Co., which states that she will be atotal wreck. Her @1 as at present, with fewer heads and more | ~/20'nad all been yee id be worse in on hour's time than | of murder; but if you ere satisfied that she was not now ;” left the room and went to Barry’s house ; was at quick with child, ‘and that she died by taking the oil of his house half an hour; went then to Simpson ; from | tunsy without any premeditated design on hi t to thence to the the take her life, then it would be manslaughter in the first ‘Tuomas Banay sworn.—(Who corroborated the tes- | degree. There is manslaughter in two other degrees and if you are not ed n got up as far as Mit from which place Capt. M. writes, and where he is Iai up with a sprained ancle. The Bayard is as below Little ‘The flour in her w board broadside was out . bear on this case ; ufiiciently strong to bear | timony of Mr. Blake in regard to the nature of Mr | that may bear shag Ae cullis. af. murder emolitient pro | tlement of all the matters of diferente between tho two pea oer iBameltng and tonic to | nations, asks asa preliminary that our squadron be with gr mark John T. compounded with well-lu drawn from before Vera Cruz. It is believed that our ¥ ith ious than ounded with well-kuow? | governinent, having made iriendly advaices, will re- | pU"Mti homse"a man of liberal views, aid. possessed om a destruction of the o!- | gard the natural sensibility of a weak neighbor, and ac- | of 9 Jarge i f t portion of that Jewel we call charity, 5 ne not to be confoonded with the thou: | cede to so reasonable a proposition | The object of our jot his fellow men, and coadliatora it trbic it. The ving the rigging or any of | Booth’s engagement.) The theatre was closed on the catisfied that the prisoner ; nurde Hs, 's ausares the public, i ‘2 @ knots of politicians | it: There is tite iene bo in the eprug—her masts, | night of the 14th of June at twenty minutes to eight | or of manslaughter in, the first degree, you may then h by sbabh " cof her, under | o'clock ; Booth was not there that | know of ; would be | nquire whether he is not guilty of man ds meet on: ‘ are lying alow j WR WTEC aes aan ia gino’. by the | required in less than five minutes from the time that the | in ‘he second, third, or fourth degree; and it. yes end h the ice. ‘The mate and one man hav. Tog tevtecthe dts i fe the necks of cham her being plundere Curtain was to rise that night; ittakes an actor half nn | think the crime is not comprehended in either of errs. Asvin- | Fyre hear of au te Wartnis mon have been dren ft ; Y in consequence of | these classes, then it is for you to enquire whether : Pinte ot igen, Amin | ve hear of an cofrtunae occurrence near San Ant of Bott | (routs will los een aealily me hour to dress; the theatre wad clofed in conseguenee | ‘peterime nero charged does not come within the statute this Guys wRegurthe last several years nave | Rio: afew days since. The Texan Indian Agent Dis life are for tho safety of the other | communicated to me something upon the subject of Mr. | of 1834, If you find it does, then it is only a m store will b Neighbors, being in a Cumanche camp, observed fed at the latter end of November Booth ; Mr. Simpaon was there when the theatre closed: | meanor ; but it is for you to say of which of those c) e full satisfaction, it wiltiy: ji,| members of the tribe brivging in Arseriony bog | piration iv spect ls which salt (joutreal for the last few days has | he bad not arrived when T wrote the rotices that there | ye is guilty; and when you come to fix the crime tn tht Hy bet Therancnbcris | eported the fact to the commanding ofiger of San Anto- | we went gipseying,” 3 pane weather Joold.; yesterday the thermometer was | would be no play ; placed thet! on the door ufter he did | range betwoen murder, and these three degrees of mut idestabliehuenta characte’ for veracr- | Mo.who immedistely despatched a party of dragoons to | jt is the general opinion among f t- | 31° below zero, : arrive; itis hececary for an actor {0 Ne at the theatre | laughter and misdemeanor, | come next to call your from the uature of the aricies, there | ting the writer seanh eee Tinh a eed ee oe tnves | {ion aad adultery will be made [From the Quebec Mercury, Dec. 20.] fifteen minutes before the curtain rises. Attention to the facts by which the charge is made out, jammpreseutation, and he ej ins it upon | ) shot saat “ele ischorge: this winter. It certainly ought to be i bp division of opinion exists on both si « Tarovone StuavreanT, called for the defenc ort: } to establish whieh it 13 necessary for the prosecutor to ietepedally once | , though, it is thought, none wero killed— | Sus jays the excise Iaw will be fasbioned over, anew | ., Anus: & NoMa a Ye «Knows Mr. Booths wes with him onthe l4th June,from | inake “ut to your sutistuction three things. The first is, was at first feated that the circumstance “might ox. | ous says the excize law Mii! Dt Devocerred to the. bal | the line 45, asto a wat being the result of T two to balf past fou 12m afternoon; left him onthe | thatshe ix dead; the second, that she died by violeut wea’ the thud aud. Inst, was it the prisoner that , is nost etially solicited. Hiainot EGGENE ROUSSI Pourérand Imp. oe (ol pene to Congress, we find that very = corner of West Bro: cite the Cumanches to hostilities, but now, it is ascer | i0¢ poxes. retty unanimous here in the | Polk's recent ay and Warren streets; was xi | meuns ; Being: made tn Mr. Ketchum’s between three and fouf o'clock; Mr. | causedher death? That she is dead, and died by violent twee Liberty and Courtland, 10 ou that capital punishment will be abolished in this | warlike prelimim mond 111 Chesuiut street, Phtadelphia. eye i Bie | state. rf ial aed aa. | (ite. tneline, expecially af Montreal. where the tviis | gost wan not the least intoxicated: was i tempaoy | means, there cil be te doubt; andthe only question for 7. $3,300. th ik RR ed tentar try pattie pee ectp teeny belek “iy P thet aflernoua. with Mr. Booth anf Messrs. Fallod and | yw to decide, is it the prisoner that caused her death ? TENSLVE RAFFLE. tl mist, the ene: | {he requisite number of sleighs, and pi chartered | i¢rt mm ily curious toread the various atnouncements | M¢Kibbon) remained at Mr. McKibbon house for hal’ | ifis Honor concluded Py toate iy any pena Peyote! Des Ducx Froses, ef e horrorsthat | hotel of Mz. Woodworth, about six miles below this | inthe Montreal papers from the officers of the | eneral pope pie ty oa want there to look at sore oyevcor. | ipune on thelr minis, to give the prisoner the benefit q c | city, in the town of Schodack. Your correspondent | militia cogps. One would imagine foo was ut at 2 road ft Mr, of i bial Toca tite aires chances ve diminished | CitYs, 1m, the town of Schodack. yout eeratlOP.M, | huad,” Wo relect tho following axa specimen of the pre. | vere, Knew that he Baar eat Breed re Mae ety et relive Tesomilig ae posoborot ie |: ith nd Mexico internal dis- | ¢6"such a supper.ae mortals do not often taste. Some | parations making for the “ approachii war’—a crisis | 10" Me” Park Theatre that Fight, ro het 2 7 : low present intimated (most unpardonably) that the | seemingly decided upon In our sister city :— ‘jou MeKisson testified - Knows that Mr. Booth wax | Supreme Court or tue Unrrep Starrs — ing their maguificeat Air Cushion t fe ie little cause of apprehention of a war it any ot ige: | ‘eporterto the New Fork Herald was in, th A| “Mowraxat Rirves.—Watited fot the frst company, 0 | to play for his benifit the might in question; frst saw | ‘Tuesday, December 30, 1845—Lyman B. | Walker, the appurtens e proprietors Pp ess ao Philadelphin, have been on the border, notwithstanding stige- | sentiment which was a - | few active young men. him at city prison ; near twe o'clock in the afternoon | isq , of New Hampshire, was admitted an attorney an ur friend’, who tions of the Mexican and other emissarie: ‘i: has¢ their Hotel, thod to | i i ropensi wage: | Lesa end drank with chears. 1 was ob! wn —The undersigned beg to inform | went from there to Atherton’s, corner Franslin and Elm | counsellor of this Gout. mo ot most sey whoare wl toate wil euettatns bemab dhe Psion a att Cap rrecneiaky py for nrg ge $324 Bibs pe desirous of serving under them ge streets] mae ees ee S neey poaee in Poche No. pty. oe it? th rer et aiinen fox Bek men . erie! irs chi , that they wiil meet them st tl street; Mr. r, as‘far capable of | error to the Circuit Court of the United States fo: ede ‘he New Fork Herald, a tor of tho | the approaching war, thet they , ing; went to my howse on business; ¥ acd ca. | Alabama Mr. Justice Mekagn delivered the opi maine a . Paty Parties are frequently despatched, nd 4 posed. the prop! sf and tiie oficers, to reconnoiire e country. It te igs foe erty bo was | And scientific oficers, to, reconnalire, tne ce own | New York Herald—the former the circulating mItor, | evening, the 19th inst, pte Spa oe. which is the reflex of the liberal and independent polic: mere the character of the soil—the size and direction of the | Sy the latter.” This was drunk with six cheers, and God to the rivers, and above all, the supply of wood and water in | ite happy and pertinent remarks upon the prin-| _Moxrngan Lrant Inrantry. the interior. Reports of these will wd pane ciples and cite pl gos Masonry, the members re- | Young and active men who mean servic: time. A very satisfactory exploration paremans turned to the city, delighted with the mde. rous of joining the above company, will ffice of Birss & Colburn, Pointe-a-Calliére, on Friday | judgi baairlep S i, able to transact any business; hé re my house | the Court, reversing the judgment of the Circuit Court in for an hour, and left near four o’clock; wentto the Park | this cause, with costs, and remanding the cause with in- theatre that night near seven o'clock; the doors were not | structions to award a venire facias de novo opens sew a notice on the door, that in consequence of | No. 38. Lessee of James Erwin vs. James Dund: ot Mr, Booth’s absence, there would be no performance | al. !n error to the Circuit Court of the United Sti that night. South Alabama. Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opin. en fetors, at the has been made for sixty or se ’ t ‘ . FEL ‘DES BUEN FERS Rae deepening the channel the sapath of. |, Te westher is veey warm. ‘The sna is melting ery curslenens Oba ciseen Hotel, St. Claude street, near |G oECy Buyrus tostified—Mot Booth correr of Leo- | ion of the Court, affirming the judgment of the Circuit wane street, opposite Duane Fark. bi d 9 are 4 Monvuest Lint Intanray.—Active young men de | Deed and Wéet Broadway, on his benefit night, at Arm- | Court in this cash, with costs. B ‘ y e leit there five or ten minutes past 4 0’clock; | No. 40 Alexander Rankin et. al.vs Jesse Hoyt. In iring private rooms, cau hare them | the Nueces, goes fow days the | changes soon, the ice in the river will give way. > 5 + can tes ier | stenmera will 5 a8 200 is is | p tH ee ‘apa od ne strong’ ; re | steamers vil De eeatiaate may be formed of the fatare | ,, rhe lecture season ie, progressing prosperonsly. 1m: | Srervany: eal apply: imme iAtorton Millar's (Flask) | Socompanied him home with DeJo go; he was no! | error to the Circuit Court of the United States for, New ope, drunk; had hold of his arm; did act sagger at oll; ap- | York. Mr. Justice Woodbury delivered the opinion of UFFS ANw FURS. tance of this river. i enan' |e pf the mambo tained awey tree! ase lie! signed Liens veared as though he had been drinking, Sut nothing out | ihe Court, affirming the judgment of the Circuit Court went With Us to | in this case, with costs. after we reached | No. 61. Lywan A. Spalding, va. The People of the State irs. Booth took a | of New York, ex. rel. Frederick F. Backus. Mr. Chief who have not supplied the eucampment of the army has already produced « Putnam is d so Bi i * oT COOPER’ ret, | magical effect upon us ioesahos "oe Corpus Christ see Saewt severe illness. rolling thetiselves in sepisin Hobert estou ns eomouss, of the way; after we met De J on; Fars,and we wil The Emmet Guards have announced thoir first annual | are requested to make application to either of the under | the Northern Hotel; we went up 51 jerstore ei Frade, lal and con mm, come 1D | yall for Ji Sth, 1846. Vice Chancellor McC d officara, be he is room, Booth wanted to lie dow J ~ Troma oye 4 | january, . ice Chancellor McCoun, | signed o1 , between the hours of 12 and 1 P.} y ac hee) Sore Fur Manvfactories, 4 | cinally cotton and’ other nded here. hey sack prin- | whois one of the Executive Committee of the New oo Gont nese Drscoons Gentlemen desirous of | Pillow trom the bed und he laid down on ihe floor ; re- | Justice Taney delivered the opinion of the Court, affirm- jira above Walker dreet-—en Maiden | cipro tne easy conscience of the desler may allow him | ct Society for the. Abolition of Capital, Funishmen:, | enrolling thomselves in this Corpe,are requested to mule mained with 2 minutes to 7 o'Glock; he | ing the judgment of the Circuit Court in this couse, with , ane, near Gold street, Saitiaiatan | is calling the attention of citizens to this subject through | application to either of the undersigned officers, who [| {0e% & murt lying on the floor; costs, ‘cat his stores warranted to ask, is promptly paid, and that in bullion. No dirty Pi el tea bell he got up, wasi 7 1 i nl F ed paper, who profeases to represent coin in New | the medium of a periodical, established and conducted | will give any information req t i tooth 7a a 100 HUNBOL wud ordered toa; No. 2. Bw. » in the matter of Turner Dixon, vs. — 7 4 Tagged paper, which professes to represent coin in New | under their management, called The Spirit of the Age,| | Moxrnnat. Reruxs.—As it is the desire of the Provin- we took tea together; he told his wife to got his things | Joseph H. Miller. Rule oz Judges of the «irouit “4 OR HULL'S TRUSSES, Dare and cakes of solid silver, revealing the richness of | Published semi-monthly. cial Government that this Rifle Corps should be reor- | ‘eady for the theatro: he otdered a cab and we drove to | of the United States for the Di of Columbia dlr 12 ANDOMINAL SU! ITER. ) | 9 ig party in thie State js silently and calmly, | ganize Captain John Blackwood requests, that all thos: rear door of the theatre; he got out of the cab end | cause why a m mus, &c. Mr. Chief Justice Taney ‘ of Dr. Hull's insttaments over all the mines before us, are brought in great abundance. ; y went in; from here we drove to a tobacconist’ Ci i eriaity of Dr Hale, ‘eminent physicians in ft’ | Though the supply of goods may now nearly eq} vat with the most crafty and subtle determination, pre’ | who wish to join his Company, will give ia thelr Dames | Chatham'stroot; when ‘wo reached there, it. wanted. | ion made inthis care, 10 pepe ip: adie ‘demand, yet the growing importance of the paring its “first card” for the succession. New York is | to him, at No. 44 St. Louis street, or to Mr. Henry Ly- | 1), 3 ‘es ed there, it wanted a | tion made in this case, in behalf of Aaron D. in, to Z--s Ator House. A femilein sttendaner'| creases ite latter so rapidly, that a shrewd - | the preponderating power in the balance, and while dis. | man, First Lieutenant, No. 192 St. Paul streat. minute or two to 7 v'clock; met Mr. Cooper there, who | ullow the Judges of said Cireuit Cqurtto amend their re- SHRlime aie | eee ne i antieiaes iP! ly vet. ‘cord and disuniom predominates amorg the cliques and Coupled with these. bellicose demonstrations, we find | '* Cera to the theatre; when Booth took his tea he | turn by adding thereto s statement of the proceedings in I Tray gem renee ry oem quantity of goods » | clans of the opposition, they are already mancuvring | advertisements of drill-books for sale, swords, pistols, | 141. thea drauk once on his way (at Saraten’s Head) | nis case. 2h an RRS & CO. 99 Scone strc, ha his money, in the sales. Some perplexing | ‘ith Mireeae eed “oth ceedtuaieats Beh, te Te-csere ‘army paraphernalia. Pistols, | to the theatre, where he was by 7 #’clook; knows Booth | No. 47. Charles Clifton, claimant,-c., plaintiff in er- rier y mentioned | q! have arisen between the collector impor- 4 d ‘At Quebec we are also “s ening our tusks,” but to when he is drunk, by his curious way when so. ror, vs. The United States, The argument of this cause and shal and re-infuse vigor and energy, into the routed tgpsrazecting ihe anal autho of ie forme, | fetiarad alma t ota James Cooren Lucax, property man of the fark The- b M atre—Saw Booth the night alluded to, at the rear door i a MR a ov aa Alero ner org of the theaire; understood at this time that there would | No. 48. James Buckley, claimant, &c., plaintiff in er- +4 tent. Most of the militia battalions of the city and parades, or musters of one or of functions; in a month, however,the union of the countries will obviate all dificulties of this nature, | ‘Mg and everything, in the meantime, i be no pert 5 wh y . os cantimeril'be greedily | It is as well to be prepared, if tion a no performance; when he arrived, I thought he had | ror, vs. The United Sta his ; Re ee | igurue peeeis of shvansing clarion, wih. Os ROO 4 Setarad ferven Tue coeiicn's ihe Moveathusetty | lead us into ridiculous display: Gur Adjutant enerat | ample time to dress and prepare himself for the part he SIE Meredith for the plaintiff n-error, ond. ‘by ME. ‘Atos bash Ps PATENT PORTABLE pens i frtarromme date peeps) Tih soe ry, ac- | Satis presented by John Quincy Adams, for striking | of Militia has properly and judiciously taken in hand | to play, and be ready at the usual hour for the even- | ney General for the defendants in error. r A lise caOCETA LE, Faro benkecand, bilted tebtes ene Gar . | pot the clause in the resolutions for Texas and slavery, | the effective organization of what may be termed our ing’s performances; told Booth there would be no per- No. 49. Lesson of George Zeller et al,, plaintiff in er- é ee Oe ft oy A, jes are Veasdl wanting. | fa the House, will secure the votes of t! domestic force, and we have reason to know, from in- formance, no one told me to tell him so; judged so be- | ror, vs. Jacob K. Eckert, et al. The argument of this esd of exsential walt ha author ef tar Teo eet we higs in all time to come. Local prejudi structions emanating frem his office, that it will not be | Cause the lights were extinguished; to my knowledge | cause was commenced by Mr. C.J. Ingersoll for the je with either hot or cold water Merything else.) are iidepem. | te anti rent case, will opera his fault if, in case of a brush with our neighbors, there | Booth was not slrunk; he had his usual basket containing | plaintiff in error. Oe ly naefal for ships, cals, ee. | theatzicela, ns, ise), are indepen | for denouéments, ‘political and social, of @ thrilling cha- | is not an available army, composed from the people of wardrobe with him. (The remaining portion of the | Adjourned till to-morrow, 11 o’clock. ihe subscribers, at the Croton, Flambing and pretensions of your sometimi hed’Park, ‘Ite | acter about these days. the country, disposable at’ any and every point at a very | * {imony of this witness coincided with that of Blyths.| aa i + between | curtain tells, that «qas ter all time,” The |, A new route between this city and New York has | short notice. # inas it should be; and now ir this | , Angustus Lewis, prompter of the Park th re eee From Havana.—By the steamer Alabama, we STONE, BROTHERS, _| sisblishment of the legitimate at Kinney's Rancho, slies tion opened on the westside of the river, by stage, rai- | dull season of the. year, when employment is slack, it | (; Hie Olete, cad athene Cigar dealer, and John | have received files of Havana papers to the 17th in- IMES A SWAIN, > ral 5 fi A SWAIN, > Sigty wera ts for ail places. ‘idea Of Cc! - — elsewhere, were to volunteer to \Gecomble for" ’ And # 0 far as regards the situation in wht Booth stant. Some changes have taken place among the autho- OR, lization ia also illustrated in the free importation and Fact and F Such mei could but be productive of good to ali | “48 upon this night, and that he was at the theatre sufi. | "ities of the island. A Spanish 74, J21 Soborane, was ex. 58% Broadway, use of strong drinks. From these arise frequent Droils | On Wednesday the 17th ult. an concerned. No needless display of uniforms required. | ‘iently early to Gress tor the parts in which he was to | Pected from Cadiz, and an English, steamer was about to a nd murders, more then one soldier having been shot | property ol Mrs Canty, of Carr eige, oee oats otis | The muster should be to acquire the knowledge of mili. | P!2¥- pe cl 2 arama thene! an Meebo TT aL DAGUERRIAN | sn ei ra ree ne of the thi prii From the steamer RaizGow. and drowned: aout to maine | tay movements ; the use of the ket, ke., might be n attempt was made to impeach the testimony of i? ‘ i D PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT, ‘operteet mipet Meng above Carrollton, on her trip to Bayou Sa dispensed with tntil orders from head quarters were re_| 8l¥the, but as he was corroborated by other witnesses ere is no news from Mexico in these papers. ner of M POM Doha sarecgtine i- | » taba rain ceived announcing the declaration of war, and ordering | ‘sll essential and important particulars, his testi eaines fern Duarte Bite 0 en erearae ase AY, ppet Cortina Medal four Bir | t2#¥ force occupi Mr. Henry Witt fell dead in the street near his | all not exempt from service to take u iets tis aoe was ed and allowed. imony | surance of an abundant yield of ti ar cane in that Tomors”” atthe Exhibition at | t2U8 Fespected. Lex taglioni dwelling in Lynn, on Saturday last. He was 67 years of | vice of the Queen. . “er | “The counsel summed up, and Judge Daly charged | and, notwithstanding ithad been vi by earth: Iphin, respectively, forthe best | standing army henceforth be esteemed dangerous | °6°; 41, Seay Good ‘and timely demonstrations may prevent much | Driefly upon the fects as presented by the diferent wit | Jusket and hursicanes in the month of November —W. pain Cormerna, Instractio ec oe a eisSht the 2th, lddaatee; dick: ad: | Paces a bermge, OER TEE Ee ee a ae weg ecaneeet ea ees | eke vs - i" “ , b re! ' A . 5 point, at lower re! camp of his regiment on the morning of i 6th ult | accidentally getting her clothes on fire, that 6! died % U. 8. District Court—‘n Bankruptcy. defence. jen erent aliaiingar awa There has been imported into this district during 2mDi He was buried with the honors due to his rank, the | * {ew hours, after much intense . This, we Before Judge Betts. Before Judge Ingraham. the present year 1,939,673 bu of coal; exported, 256, gscort being composed of six companies of the Sth. ‘Col. understand, is the fourth member of the y ‘whose | Dec. $1.—Wm. C,H. Waadell, asvignee of Thomas and | “Abram Crist ve. R $ H. G. Stebbins.—The jury in this | 08 of coal; remaining 1,688 614 bushels. 710,808 entered the service in 1818, death has been oceasioned by fire. Henry Brooks, vs. Theos. Pierce and Je Thorn | case. (ally reported yesterday.) brought ia verdict bushels of salt imported, 13,609 exported, 667,298 bu siden oh ie oe rary to | The Governor of Louisana has issued an order for | The feneral assignee in bankruptcy presented a petition this morning for the pisintiff, ia ihe sum of $262 12. ‘The | Smalling. S616? J bushels of potatoes imported is a good pier adjoining these Y the election on the Sth proximo, of praying the interposition of the Court to decree the deli. | Contending a suit, where a lawyer is the plaintiff, is one | Boston Fest. erie lee sap over every con h gress in the place of Mr Slidell. member of Con- very of certain proper ofthe bankrupts to him, in pos: | § anerally attended with the most unproftable results, )., on the premires. p . session al 5 tl their “ Ag . 7 u, a s 128 Im*r age and disease. _New Jersey Legislature will commence on the | 1842, krapts, in core tmplation ot heahrteae? eodore Rosece ee. Thomas S. Devoe—This suit, hfe lla i, Wall steer, December 7th is H WARDROBE AND FURNREITU r 13th of Janusry. Tl at of Mary land mot esterday. The | made an nt of their’state and eff ots to the said | Drought for the poking Tf ‘wages insisted upon by a TAMEETING of the restore, Dy WANTED begun their work. Thi i Pennsylvania Legislature will meet on y next. | Pierce and Thorn, and on the 14th ot Jam 1843, they | Joungster, who claims wages as a joureyman Company, on the $rd instant, JOS) FN ‘dod Families con obtain to suffer most intensely in tion. | Ex-Governor Samuel Bigger, of Indi declines | Fer? bankrupts. On the "Pierce and | Oucoher, for eleven months servites, rather uoim. | tnanimonsl y cheered ‘ident, in place i - being a candidate for Governor at the next election. Thom itis objected that the proceeding is barred by the | Portant, we omit a detailed report. Tho fay Gnve 6 | coptiy the vacdicy cccniosed Yo" the restguerion of Secon e New Orteans, Dec. 20, 1845. A splendid piano has been made in Philadelphia, 8th section of the bankrupt act, more than two years hay. | "eFict (deduct some specified sums palate plain- Hone. 'y the resignation of Joseph en leaving or returning toche | ‘The Heather—TThe Cotton and other Markets—Fi- | % *Drevent for Mr. Clay. *'| Se eedenar iuee ceo fe Dankrapcy the nase | UE OF OE i raver once coeEeene 7 order of the THM WOOD WALTER, Secretary fair price lor all articles offered | nance and Fashion—The Sheet Iron Band, and | , 4 little girl, daughter of Daniel Fradenborg, was s, it appeared to the Court that questions o: ‘great Asstoennt Wiese Ohasissilon’s Court. [sgine Ingunance of Canco aap ne OLY. Poet ice will be puly at- Matri | drowned afew dayssince, in the Delaware, about two test were involved in the case, and it wes, therefore Bogardus ys. Trinity Church—-This cause is atil).| The je Mutual Insurance Company, No. 63 Wal e LENpE ‘apt e ORY» SF miles below Carpente’s Point. ordered that the following questions be adjourned into roceeding before -the Assistant Vice Chancellor. | ‘#¢t, coufines its business to Marine insuranag on freight and ALE weearsie en There was so little stirring, that I did not think it | ; Governor Seward of New York, and the Hon. bestteaeo int ‘ra das Co sixth seonenet. po Ving hrs tl | Ld Rpersd “Hew abeeription, notes, amo ting to upwards of Two i TE f i ‘i Di » to wit : # n jensen lees ms i sR OUT RE TOOTH. PASTE me | Worth while to write you yesterday, and have but | Haward stanley, of North Caroline, were in Philadel- | suits enacted in tho eighth section ef fhe tangatten of | veyance, which they are required to prove, by mrt note ee applies toall suits brought by an arsignee in bankru; in respectto the estate and rights ca ebankrepe? Secon, IF that limitation is restricted to a, particular class or de: roving their possession of all the y its assets. 4 att should be ditinetie, andenstoed aay odeeeae, jvitenatication £0 is plan of business which lessees or the tees of the church can be disturbed inaete posseastone by eny result of this cause. The Dé slightest injury.” Whiteness itgives to the | little news to give you now. The weather to-day is epee: : The Old South Church, Boston, h eoale an relay HAUE clear, but extremely cold, the mercury being at % | cape on Sunday evenin, , os agreed on ad hands Wh Siacieul Chemtstucd Rotccawr—..| degrees | the sextos opened the Church for the purposeof lightin coeige: Thos. " jeune, . i us whether a volu: th hard street. Phuladelvhis. | ‘The cotton market is not quite so dull as it was, and | UP Me discovered fumes bursting out of each side of the je would, under the eetend section, pgp pen ecount of the rents and roth Reiter, “Yo yet | Same S esas oes coor ave Serra | Sa Zhe crite cannot erecr: | ty tagcat cea yn contenu iors Cook d ran be ! , vere a a Sori bd ot Ghe Brant iitceere 16 timbre | S27 , wali ofthe building, ie caught from a defect ta the | SSeucatattis Teer earr aa zee tae rai | Tho case will occupy the Asristent Vice Chancelior's th a PRR INVIGORATING CORDIAL — | et ze or uaa ant furnaes, wile o wethe in bankruptey | tention, it is thought, for many daye, ‘The uegumente egy 8, Biner, EENOCTURN NT EENCY, INCON i cctorae Reiciion. ane Woie — ge | Crees, Bulkley and Gooken vs. Wm. C. H. Waddell, | pon the evidence will, it is anid, bo necessary wary Pecuned * » AATED AND POWERF DY lax Teree—Lerontanr Decision —A cause Was Fioes oft lane of Edwa 0 Ee Bankrupt — | ther nearing ‘will be ad oocase Never teneeniel or thie Honey Jeasop, (i) 4, aR S tao, rhe, e pate at Circuit Cr i yn of 1a ii * ry dei bh » Jenkins, , seh gst, ted aren eo District, Inet week in which’ very. important declaen ig been heretofore discussed be Wieeeat th case Pr aa TORRE WALKER, Presi ist pa, lqcgaemct | tra cngaartl a vay Arey, utah wm Sate grey apr opie por of sition he Cru Cour a | arabe Saran cus are we gen rte > The use of thie Cordial wt C4 ing off in the crop, in consequence of the Was an ection of ejectment brought by ‘ai: Cael, having deote d the | Firth Ward ar Bae ma Danley fy of the assets of the ““ as tt fully ous- and wet weather, will probably have th Heal amworties ming under the patent title, against the person in possession, who claimed under a tax title. Th: seneegeye deed made for the sale of lands for by th eecnder the Fevenue laws of 1688-29. ‘The laod | Which ‘appeal he following juestions wire see ee Abeta Wie TS Sito ttt Hato | RO st eneee ene | m1 taken to the t r : | title deed was, that, under the revenue laws ‘of 163820, | int Whether the services rendered in t fee weakness of the | and oe | Rtorm had been prescribed for a deed, which could ouly | ji As Charged and taxed, wore services sie Poneman good th | thore was no posta Tif who sold the land ; and that Whether the table of fees \dopted in <7 oat, and no fan stirring, | dest wind are asinet bY his Hon. Judge Pope, and the | the taxation of oot ingen ee nae overs and ffect of ate The crop is estimated at about e having been taxed by C - pbell, and an a having been ‘ahes fram yesterday reached about 200 of West Broadway, or in ra street, on the north side of it, or in crossing Chambers street to the 900, at, fair, 5 to 5}, and ‘8X* rae or oe Park wi tng ws Hall. Any peste who has found thes as them in nosser is ‘i fi ® requested to bring ¥f end them forthwith to the office of | of ae ef ae tha New Fork terald, where a reasonable reward wili }.geiversally MES reas ince yget by men of Retecn be g BY ALEXANDER LEBAUM, M. D., Membr of the Faculty o Medicine of Paris—Physician to the 1H Kaightot the tegion of Howor, ke., ee.— Se Ficeerg OTT . ssment, Legal Dewasy ler Dr. Le- fahed by 8 or bili in this cause war filled for tion, and : " ust, Boston. Bi y— injunction, and @ mo- | bom, 198 i ashiou’ st Hosign ice ig ents Peto 7 ! ut. There are without de the taxation of costs in cases of t! 7 tion is now made to have certain pr mption may tracted 4 hare inqpestion nih, Precisely the tame situ fom ae the ong | yl, Inet provided for by the bankrupt. pew, Whothes the defendant by the United States) ilecreel, attished, pa Bove, contr. where these in cities, | of the Cather aie view aken by the Circuit Court pee SNS Roa Costs applicable to lj cases. exist: at we to be cancelled of record, and that the de- FH BAG ly Ae Svhote matrimonial ‘sitiances hevetgat sustained by the Supreme cane ae illinois be | ath. If costs ure allowable ip si case, ether than | ferring them to any other person, or in’ any way’ inter one those happy results which should sue | and *s ve Great many tax tides throughout. the States, © | those appoitited by the Ju ‘Rider the bankrupt act, | fering with them tothe prejadice of the complainant, or CKOTON WATER ae li pereetve that this advertisement treats custom, the evitably prove valueless.—Alton Telegraph. ust i0- | whether taxation is to ‘conformably to the rate of | to the estate of Thos. H. Smith, deceased,or assets of NQTICE << Thoee taking the (1 Water would Taed the et pate 72m, ould be, teliored | Bend, unti, food existing In the Egyesy te, Of the Circuit Court, ut | the frm of Thomas Hl. Smith ke Son. These judgments | A\ de sell io cat aol eine nium Weree Filters, ora ees haat mort fi “as, | CuarirasLe Brquest.—Oli . e time the standipg C against one Bloodgood and the complainant jrtivi- aa jeer ashy ot to prove this Cordis. Te | saat -—Oliver Smith, an aged | _dth. 1s the foge=t the Court of Chancery of this State Gosily Sinden sorviver'ot Tuomes Ti, Seat bon, ac | aGnty sot only live pret “a sain Fe agin gly ta ealthy gentleman of Hatfield, Mass., recently are to bo alje€d, i the taxation of feos at the eee ro Tromas i. Smith "aceaed wer sige rendering igte cya ine shat el oer einer beara a! too ptm cP omas H. " ated, under the act way, rr . Kidd Pe 4.9, FAY, i 5 wi ; tomgne purposes. ‘ eWay and ©) - 4 wall be forwarded wo" my” Ne ———__. ie pon fe ‘and Philanthrople jects — re j ' O. Fay, post-patd, Ape - or vue Jewish Sannatn. $200,000 is be Proceedings, suite at law, r} Oo 7 heady ponchais mouse‘ paper etalon that th 18 Sanna Corman | $900,000 i given to, Northampton, for the. etabliganent FT cal org recovery of thove judgments, but left the defendant to ON ON ae opiate Main str, i Mt Frankiort, at til the abave- lek” Ay 9 into the Circuit Court of Proceed on the issue found therein, and if judgments are rs HaaRItAICN eeeet, Bono Goldschmidt, ndvecate ” to Sony is fon ped poe Reg entered in his favor, x injunction then to issue, restrain | , °F sale by MOORE & CO., the American o | Seer at “2 itaal Eceeuaen sneha Bo Sou tly | Ae tw ow Crk ee» et 9 A of. a a tant resolution. Ft take Ld y - $5. nb Im je bath shall be epi on * jish | be managed Pastner larga 3 nt constitution of the State of Missouri MUBIC. Ma Jevidtinse teas be eps ; PRIVATE PARTIES ATTENDED part ini, Prenehers are t Norher sala ot SCHNEIDER § REBAUN,