The New York Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1846, Page 1

ei haaiedsbatcda ade NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 3, 1846, Priee Two Cents, THE NEW YORK HERALD.| WINTER CLOTHING. |, a arsot commen Bi en ———————— W. H- DEGRUOT & CO. Legislative Proceedings—The Magnetic Telegraph | ca | fore Jud son ve. | cherelary.—Peter Quinn was night, JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Propristor. 10 Frlton Streot,” mac zSetee Sta Storm—Religin, ge. Macadam att ns Richard & Bera aT was anectioatrocgh Seog cinreetaeees {in's shop of Davi Circulation. rty Thousand. SHI : Sie WL The Senate met as usual. The bill relative to the | Rich in virtues and honor- riously perished, a recever 89, the value of goods destroyed by the | #, No.7 Elm strect, and stea tools, valued at DAILY Sree Fo iv | maa | common ‘School Fund, in the town of Brutus, Wil auels deck br petiwey below. aR OTS a had oar arrested Every day. | ss \ are commission m | Assault, with intent to kill — ‘ $125 per pie iran 7 RREADY MADE, oftheirownmanulacture, on hand, which | Cayuga County, passed the Senate this morning, | No,teers for the exile “when nomeward departin | and resided in Exchange place previous to tho fire of yesterday afternoon, by officer Huthwaite, after » des. vere BLY acs -astecrpeyeoy i dranee come | lyse” Ml tel at the following very low prices, forcast | 4 1 yeohibiting innkeepers or tavern keepers from | Ande'er the lone waters his bark Te now 3 dee through CT Erckar setiod Temmest cheveutddices: | Tis portevering cites Troan ce aes Serartey Price 4 through a broker nam t, sent 5 that “Ye. “ADVERTISUSEENES at the = pone Cloaks...” ee. ee | holding the office of Justice of the Pesce, was intro. 128 pathway of glory—and guided by fame. j sisting of broadcloths, Costimeres, &C. te the defend. | beating and ill-uring bis wile, At No. fh yp rg FRINTING of all kinds exeented with beauty andor | Fushionails Sask Cou 2% to 15 | duced this morning, and referred to the Committee of 79%; J07, its over= that dark dreary Valley. | Su store, tobe sold on commission. ‘The terms of the | and presented a heavily loaded pistol at his wife's breast, ats. s ae 3 reem: 5 evi in the ol wi wr All letors or communications, by, mail, addreased vo Bort ve $13 '$ | the Whole, Where faith and dark fears make a Waterloo rally, pet cent commission on the amount of sales, which was | gallant oficer jumped in, knocked on ostaide the, estat, must be post paid, or Go pemige be . 2 to 6 Mr. Spencer introduced a bill toamend the law rela And, then, sink as gently as wild flowers to rest. to cover all charges, including insurance, cartage, stor. | and “ grabbed” this scoundrel by the neck, just in time JAMES Ci ENN! ce assortment ot 1 1. satand | tive to executions ogainst real estate; it refers perticu- | Yet, bis fame will liv age, &>. ‘The goods remained in the defendant's store, | to save the woman's life. Justice Drinker held him to Vv pare, Also, a large assortment uusold, until July, and were burned by the fire | bail in the sum of $1000, to answer the charge, in default most fastidious, at | that happened at that time. of which, he was committed to prison. potas .H. DEGROOT & CO x} cution, It was referred to the Committee on the Judi- : Varieties. ane Sere a ree tae en anna | Delognéanteidtin iouvrentanciiedge Serttell ton street, next to the comer illion st. E} i i oun @ good: were for the first time in- ega' 0 | n —Judg: . ania ae clary. ‘The retolutions instructing our representatives | [cbenezer Syoren, died at Gotham, Maine, | formedRhoy wore uot insuredythat they, the defendants, | As tho political partiesare martialing their trained = and Senators in Congress, = se oth it aS eet migeber of the 5 ‘hu. | 284 no instructions to insure them, and were not bound | bands, in order to select candidates to represent our WASHINGTON HOUSE Fiscusoed At loogth: this, morning. atte State Society of Ciucinpat. Rah’ | todo.s0. ‘The plalntif alloges that it was expressly pro. | city in the convention, which is to revise the Con- 883 Chestans : ternal improvement, revenue, Kc,, were exemined. | The city of Naples proper is the mont thieving Tadependent of that the defendants were bound accord: | Sutution of our State next June, and as you have Y OVER LONG ISLAND KAIL PHILADELPH A. Mr. Scovil, who resides on the banks of Black | place on earth. e population is 400,000, viz:—100,000 | ing to jage and custom of the trade, to do it the | I se pr bin per in tl Herald, will you al- DAIL 0, ATHS just i Sven, cad Colé-—in fine apért River, Jefferson County, opposed the resolution and | thieves, 100,000 beggars, 100,000 soldiers and priests, and { moment they rec i re. The ques- | eT The ‘ the name of Judge Herttell to the B ATES ioe lasredened a Cold aia fine apart: | the reduction of postage; his constit the balance decent people, who are made up of foreign tion therefore betweon the parties is, whether the de- | list he Judge is an wnaspiring man, and will not NEW LONDON, NORWICH § WORCESTER. pity en age piel rennet ier ping os | SUPpOEt a system of no benedlt to them; ers, respectable persons and shopmen, with the nobility | fendants were bound to insure or not "Defendan’s insist | Put himself forwerd ; but not the less worthy and the M¢ the Foot of Whitehall Hf the and Sebermen, who rank as the most honest of tiie | they were not bound by the contract, (which was ver- | well qualified on that account. As important, und A the Am . Cassi s i | Unrivalled splendor. poseeens Reagent = ene Sen vile tam Vestings, which wil: be | larly to the redemption of real estate, after sale on oxe- | pl MALL LINE FOR BOSTON. At 7 o’cloe! i jouse,complete. pay ae Lor a mete some, 0k be set South 3 except 2 i Se UNITED STATES HOTEL, lutions. He taid too much money was Neapolitans. ‘ bi id they further insist that there is no such custom | much needed amendments will be brought forward, kondon, Nerrich ant Woreester, Srrae ft osoa poo P le givens, Washington City, D. ¢e. Nelavadinen on Sates slg orld vet M. C. Good is elected Mayor of Weeelrag, iS ey, ae Bee Shah, Sraicion ie judiciary being ot great importance and as Judge HE PROPRIETORS of this new, large and modern built | except a recommenda to, Congress to inia. th ' ert jad considerable experience in law “LONG ISLAND RAILROAD GUMPANY. 2 seitgblishment, respectfully tender thexr thanks fothe pu | Continue the present. postage rates, etc” ete.; ax, of | On the night of the 27th ult., about 9 o°clock, the | staadsarjourned tote porning. neve The AME matters, and how conducted, c., he is thereby . , for defe: i on sense ma: the A sie on the promenaie tide, between ‘Third and Four. | the law proper; and the postage law, in all ite phases | fire, and two of his daughters, little girls, were so a Before Judge Ulshoetfer. “that he that runs can read understandingly.” As Gy) hs Half Streets, coavenient. to the | i}road Dey ot, and the | and transitions, was reviewed, condemned, and approv- | severely burned as to cause their death subsequently.— | Washington M. Thurman vs. Caleb H. Tompkins, im- | the Judge is not, and never has been a lawyer, he ‘TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS, aged oe pears of eocenmoutey wares <a ots os hppa tr a dignity, a Fyworver Another daughter was so much injured Cg vhae life | pleaded, gc.—This was. an action of replevin. ‘The de-| has no interest in continuing the legal fons and ‘ 15ehs, 1845, ie the aitata eam ike eaten a repeal eaten | ane e of parliamentary rules, rose, astod” | was despaired of. They are very poor people, ve | fendant is an officer of one of the Ward Courts. Itep- | technicalities in many, if not all the statutes, I Jost therr little all. ared that a judgment was obtained in the Sixteenth . on Monday, : v= nel ; , : Mirain fc ; and Ind Senators for avoiding the resolutions, and taking up th A hesere pppoe eles excepted, stopping | raed yciceatiy fished de lndiee’ ordinary tastefully | subject of internal improvement, ihe. tariff reven Resolutions, asserting our ¢laim to the whole: of *deafint Willem A Vaurman ead anene’| Presume he willuse bis "influence to remove them Leave Brooklya-—AC HG As or Farmmiog in wad in gh phy epee en oe ag fp ang Doel beret Wy EK tern Hier re re Por Oregon, and requesting the Preaffent to give notice for | Cution issued on the judgment, inserting ‘the name of | £0 f@f as it can be done with propriety and advan- ate places, jesdays, or. i f the most commodious and best light- | shamed them for their disorder and irrelevancy. " Washington M. Thi i tage. His knowledge and practice of legislation in ly Sundays excepted, and on inhe is ; ‘discontinuing the joint oecupancy, have passed the ington urman instead of William M., an: ; one gaily Sand TF erate m | ot by day and nigh in the, Union. Our tras of fervants are | Those resolutions, barely expressive of tha sentiments | ‘Sitce jt EE without organized oppositign. defendant leived on plaintiff's goods, consisting of china | the Assembly, gives him an advantage over many The House, as usual, went into committee upon the | Methodist Book Cencern, Cincinnati, through the trap anti-rent question, and after a lengthy debate, adjourned ith- apt aia y ij door to the ground floor, a distance of thirty feet, with. it, judgment orexecution against him; and there no evidence to show that there is any such person Wm. M. against Wi colarenedi R Briefly, wecou- | of the Senate of New York, upon the postage law, and i i d = RUE MOTor Farmingdale and intermediace | Syently challenge the judgment of a discriminating pablic in | instructing our Senators tnd Representatives in Con-| Stacy A. Paxson, was unanimously: re-clect- Seiten Mea ee aeons [ofan oo apis wren | undepengest ob ie, poll more cae Places, daily, | . eamsallens ress to oppose any increase of the present rates, were | ed Treasurer of New Jersey, by the Joint Meeting of | was whether the piaintiff’ is protected—the execution | Whether he has been thought of by the Grand Sa- Leave Greenport—Boston Train, at 4 o'clock, F.M» or on | Charges as fore, $150 per day. Pi boarders | discussed until the hour of adjournment, and finally | the two Houses of the Legislature on Thursday. appearing on the face of it to be right. For the defence | ch, ug! y ¥ aivigal of the stanmnet Go Nonwie> | ken at a tt oso in comsonaie, ny deeiTbentie | opted. Without doing any other business, the Senate | | The steamer Missouri Mail has been purchased | it Wasintisiod that it was not the Wuty of the oficer to pasha lee perth agate ops vires ee A d journed. aden “ = Goonpgiy Manor sod Fr ee arin, wie Eprom Il pense eopy gvery‘other day for three rhe House met as usual. Several petitions were pre- ae Eee Pe M0. Eibe Tadope aaes bees, tence ta Jee acs | eo i hese iy pe ed their party views, may be questionable. As be is Leave Fermingdelechon Bookiparsti o'clock, A Bi, and [S,THE PRESS, To BE PUBLISHED at the “Beacon” ‘The exclso bill, which passed the Senate, was ordered | ‘The steamboat Landry arrived at Cineinaati on | nizant of the error ia the pudcawent, Meee cisintit ees | Which ought to recommend him. may be reasons tor ‘.. abrice days ox Office, this month, 9. VALE, No. 3 Frauklm Square, | to @ third reading by the House to-day. the 26th inst., baving left New Orleanson the 15th, and hal Uibaber fleeee De = oe | convenes in, We tae weeds f pn a Leave Jamice—Kot Brooklyn, af ole A. M. and 2X P. | New York, the QUAR ERLY BEACON, a liberal and lite | Col, Stevens’ resolution, directi That 150 copies of | met onher way Up no less than 62 stoamers, bound SEER Cet ce shthateaiterion ta salectina dalamaicn iamaaees | daily. Sundays A to | mary peri joa} codaieting Original articles, and the re-print | the census map be furnished ix he State convention, | downwards, The Court chi 5d A ion 1n selecting delegates, instead of Bedford 8 cents; ‘East New York 1236; Bunce Course 18%; ef rere works. Among othes articiea, the frat wamber will coe | was adopted. . bey ki fell f din tind atten ak. tha Video eenee that the defendant might replevy | benefit of the hole Prope It the Judge is not 194 ;, Jamaica 25; Hyde Ps tain Vale ronomical cele! ree A boy lately fell from thi ry of the Property from any third person, provided there was | taken up by the locos, I hope some of the other par- Card, and the foux,). 37%; | Impostors,” alearned work of ‘the 16th. c 1 also be for sal erg Erg bela mi 3 Cl le, ing session r Carle Place 44; Ws 4; | from the Latin. These will also Beer Fark $93. Thomps Station 1 ey ties will put him on their lists. I would prefer that Thurman, and if in pout of fact the suit was | the delegates from this city be composed of all par- hington M. Thurman, and the judgment | ties. The fewer the lawyers in the convention the a ‘For aale also, Voltaire’s with likeness—a estion of reference. out sustaining serious injury. excitement, caused by a sermon preached by the 1 005 e The rain of yesterday turned into snow this morning, c . 118%; Millville 1 50; 5 163345 | Weekly Beacon, Ke. _ialé tmeod*re_| and it has been snowing terrifically all thisdey. This | A short time ago a man and his wife, both | complet inst hi i ing | better. Enough to draw i tinal Vg Rona i ge, Masen 1 Gif, | CHEAPEST AND BEST INSTRUCTION =N | worm ie repetition of the one last Wook. I fear anoth: | Germans, were brought inte Galena by ateamster, The | oy the Baler ite bn cesaat tes eaten aaa tates prone ara ale ari bee Athenee Te OBcaae tre i rendineas on tno airival of ‘Trains atthe several eademy M0 Dee STS on street The electro-magnetic tolograph is in successful opers- poverty. Upon searching hisbox, howeve DaiRtiestas fadin sagan Mania eee Eee wall be a delegate, beeause I ions, to take passcngersat very low Fares, to all parts ofthe CU as apn tion between thie city and Utica. The legislative undred dollars were discovered. catered, then they ought to find for defendant Verdict | ‘NK he would advocate good amendments, and : nice Superior and Elegant Commercial System of WRITING, | | ceedings were sent up to-day, as also the result of the | _[t is said that of the 176 prisoners confined in the | for plaintif, valuing the pro, erty at $75. oppose bad ones, JM. a Ceieen wilt be 1p oe at Spe foots ykisehass VV ‘to Ladies and Gentlemen of xvzny acx, Day or Eve- | Louisiana enacted th complete success. The terrific | Kentucky penitentiary, 53 have no education at all! and | For plaintiff, Mr. Brewster; for defendant, Mr. Tom- | Eprror Hera.p— é Feipthehour 9 of erartina irom the Bréckiyn side, minutes be | ing, in Twelve Lessons, small ae fee dg Utica about one hour earlier than | twenty are from filteen to twenty years of age. Hinson. it * The church going Bereis of the “city of church- teins Scorer Starssmen loaves Groenpart fer Sag Harbor | Mn. Basstow, Finhing Writing Master, promisesand ava. | ‘The Rev. Dr. Harrington, (Unitarian) of this city, has |. The abolitionists and @ vection| of the loccfucos | 4. me Su action of replorin lor the reccary af | 0%, ave een for the last two weeks in quite an nére naxtzz# to ALL, old or Young, to impart & BEAUTIFUL, FREE, | delivered and published a sermon developing crime and | have united upona common candidate for Governor of i This was an action of replevin, for the recovery o : a iano forte. It appeared the defendants walked into + 3 EXPEDITIOS and FASHIONABLE style of Peamanship, no matter | gin in albany of @ startling ch: New Ham . rate Rev Mr. Johnson, of the Episcopal Chureh, on BAN “NEW y of a ai ing character. It is an exposé of Pp! e tore of tho plaintif’s, in Broadway, and forcibl; H OOmEONs ¢ piscopal i" HAVER HARTFORD AND, Me VEL E EASE LESSONS FOR S500 ONLY: | thisfanferonade and hypocrisy about foreign masioos, | ‘Three members of the U.. 8. Senate—Mersre. ‘out of the plaintiffe’ store the piano in question, and | “church union,” which seems to increase, instead SPRINGHIELD—Daily, (8un- q° Book Kiurina and Sonr Hanp taught thoroughly. when millions of human wretches are famishing and | Cameron, Niles, and Westaott—were journoymen | sent ittotRing & T music store. Plaintifis are | Of fleas) The sermon is to be published, inxs cngented pay ae odious steamers NEW N. vrivate lessons given. Families and Schools attend- | shivering in our very vision for the wherewithal to | printers. in the habit of hiring gut pianos, hired one to Mrs. Mar | and you may look out for a grand blow up, tor it is r 32 tawimtre | warm their bodies and fill their gaunt and empty stds a in the | Shall, who resided in the Bowery,and kept a boarding | full of combustible matter, which is alrea ited. YORK or CHAMPION, and arrive at Albany the sume even: | “NEW SRANCH OF SCOTCH MANUFACTURE, | stomachs. a splendid sermon, distinguishe: ij Taxes hundred pa mt rad Sinnicpe'ptin at he, | house. It further oppeared thet ‘the defendants levied | There is some fear that the sermon published will ( have been made to make the line sure, and Te BREADALBANE BUTTON, iovented and ma independence which you yourself bout $1,000,000. i : an the piano, while in th et of not be the same as delivered; for the Adverti: an depend on arriving as advertised. jal Imre ‘by Andrew Smith, of Manchline, Ayrshire, Scotland, 4 in guiding aud controlling the | sout $1,000,000. f for rent; and 5 vere passengers 3 he glorious boon and substructure | Governor Smuth, of Va., has appointed the 19:h | tiffs; the defendants followed, and again levied on one | ®*Y8:— k Boxes to the | of America—and, too, In the teeth of all the thrusts, | of February as the day for holding an election to fil te | which, itis alleged, was not that hired to Mrs, Marsh i he ace covert and other, which have been ma vacancy in Congress occasioned by the death of Hon. | The pleintite, in four or five days afterwards, trac iether by envious jealousy. Thompson say: William Taylor. to Ring & Terry's, and had it replevined. There 5 - h Puuff B. i iCE—STATEN 181 eee ee a ere ot Beech Waban te 5 —— pan om the trips on this on] as Follows.— ea Taland—@K, 10.A- M x3, 404 P. M. aught.a casual glimpse of the proof sheets of Rev. E. M. Johnson's sermon, in the printing office where it isin press, and observed that the author hed re, lew York—9, 12 A. M.;3%4, 5 P. M. . prevents the te “ Base envy withers at another's joy, Lake Erie has ebout thirty-five fathoms of water teveral defences set up, the principle of whicd wes that | ppended a profatory noto, discal at the tendency Bondspa the boat will Kave it o'tock, instead 12, cheshank will be eteaiy secure, ts general ‘And hates that excellence it cannot reach.” above iis lowest bed, though It is net, often more tnun | {Re Plano, being in ctistody of the law, the plaintiffs alike Seach unt inepeceaion wie Goettee irtake c. Tar Packet—The well | tal part mule foe shooting Jackets | | The policy of cur, Legislature isto stay proceedings | (Wn ae ae ae nae chien i | legal authority; it being after they took it from Ring & | #222680 {0 1.” yu fase oat ip SARACEN, 550 tons, | as wel fancy conte snd vests. Soid by the | until the last week of the session, when business will be | exceeding four fathoms. Lakes Huron, Michigan, and Terry's, they fasted the Welt of venloin’ ‘Tan Ring & | "The Rev. gentleman did most distinctly advocate ‘Hawhine, having three parts ofher cargo | principal small uses in Scotland, and by most of the | hurried through with a rush. Superior, are, in places, nine hundred feet deop, sinking | TSt™y ss they issued the writ of replevin. The case is| | orion. itis true h Rey ny cing on bord’ will sail. in & few anys. For Button Houses fo“iibgland on the same terms as by the manu- about three hundred feet below the level of the ocean. | *4jourued to this CSCC va ( pou. itis true he did not make use of suerte joasd, Kat “Tpply to | facturer. 5 English Seaid ead i ‘or plaintiffs, Mr. J.T. Doyle; for defendants, Mr. | this term, but he declared that at “the time of the captain om board, west side of Maiden ‘Lane, oF se 'N.B—None but Anprew Sonrn’s are g Axpany, Jan. 90, 1846—-1A.M. | | pesbennrdey ¢ 9 Englist Saree a) feb Tete heise : the separation of their church from the church of ‘WOODHULL & MIN’ A ‘The Great Ball of the Season— The Governor’s Soirée “hnerr eeschoiod he aay previous, (eider,) had ‘ave of George Potter——Mr, Warner, Potter’s counsel, | Rome, it wasnot expected that it would be of long South street. S. BASSETT FRENCH, i F : returned from Albany on Saturday, and obtained a writ | duration;¥ that ‘the church’ was divided i “ Adam Cart,” ‘master, A a ided into three ante, A Be. bark Carr,” Hash McEwen, master. will COUNSELLOR AT LAW, rizends all the courts held in We sit down at this hour, because we are anxious | done its work. of habeas corpus to remove the case into the Chancel- great divisions—the Roman, Greek and Engli offic the city of Richmond aud county of Chesterfield, Virginia; | to get our letter off by Livingston’s express this| John G. Winter, has been elected Mayor | lors Court; but it was atterwards arranged between | that their church was only a small part or ninton af LINE OF PACKE [8—Saile 10th Feb. chester, Virgini Hi Hi ; ‘Sein : Lon b RN ee et ship SWITZERLAND. E- Kuight: | Secret Goeemer ot Vireisiee tis Exesiiesey Joba f” | morning, in order to have it appear in to-morrow | f Columbus, Ga. ence of Saar iar eae a auertion befns | the church, and that they should pray for their re- aster, Will sail as abovi her reguiar day. i Wiley, Lieut. irginia; Hou. John Y. At, Piet We see that John R. Stockmar, has beev | tee Chancellor, that a’ writ sh be issued by | union; and that these three branches of the church Having very superior socommodat na Jagged commas Gaver 7 gr ten oy esse Herald. re-elected Mayor of Natchez by the board of selectmen. | Judge Edmonds, in capecity of ‘Supreme Court Commis. | “were not 80 much divided by doctrines, as by se ager crliganon on hoard fore of Maiden Lane, er | ['b’ scot Gpecker ofthe Senate of Va. At eight o’clock last evening, the haut ton of the | Robert Douglas, a sailmaker, formerly of Phila- | *ioner, and have it argued before him in Chamber. The | political influences and considerations”; and ‘he to JOSEPH MeMURRAY, M.C., Va.: Hon. James A. Seddon, M. Knickerbocker city began to assemble at the Executive | delphia, died suddenly in New Orleans on the 231 ult.— | day for the argument is not yet fix: d. considered the late conversions from their church pe EB ear of Fine aps South stresta. | Honkins, M.C., ‘Va.; Edward H. Hudso: Mansion, and from that hour until 11 P. M. the beautiful, | He bas a brother living in New York. Buperior Coute! in Pega to the church of Rome, as a good sign.” olin ad sil bathe th of Feb. fs. — Me. aay papers int nded | the manly, the accompliahed and the profound, aud the | | The Rev. Dr. Baboock, formerly of New York, | Fes. 2—The importint insurance cases of Joba P. | ,,f this is not advocating a re-absorption, then we N. B.—Persons desirous. jing for their friends, can | (or Mr. French and iv i was in installed on Thursday last as pastor of the Wil: { Garcia vs. The Jackson and New York Marine insu. | Cannot understand what would be. He went fur- hers rpaghs gut in citer of Ue above Pockets, x, mo: | “Gunnar — silly, the foppish, the apish and the uncharitable, contin | iim street. Baptist Church, in New Bedford. Tho Companies, which have been pending for several | ther, and charged ministers and laymen ot the terms, by applying as above. : D. W. STONE, ued to arrive at that neble mansion. In this world, the | charge to the Church and congregation was by the Rev. were reached to- poned, at the in- | Episcopal church “‘of circulating abormnavle false- of the underwriters, until inne Coot ented 2 ie dnesday, the 1ith | hoods and slanders against Catholic clergymen,” in The points of | saying that they were opposedito having the Bible - REGULAR LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKET Att ‘at Law, Raleigh, N. C. noblest and most god-like heart is susceptible of occe- | Mr. Choules, of Jameica Plains. SHIPS —Facket of the een ot eae ENR. Witten wuacliscaba ata cuina tae may be | sloual error; and in the moet select, mest refined andar | ‘The Van Zandt slave case, which was to be i lat entrusted pocoeeegs s hiseare. eter to 8 Cc " U: Unseaw orthiness of the vessel, a French i H 120, burthen 1060 tous, will sail as above, her cri or Svcoihell & Mintara, New York. | Tittocratic assembly, fools, fops and codfish-arristocrats | Stgued lest week inthe Supreme Court of the Uuited | hie having only ¢cablesand anchors;and, 2d, ih read in Catholic families, and that Catholic clergy3 Having very superior aceommodatar raises Messrs. pe : hey i . om. will cartatnly < Us datallodSy af Konia of ha.tute Staton, goes over in consequence ol the absence of Sena- ie Deel fan irtcle Perthable ine own ature, ane ba pinta cere, ted = boraing ol Bole Should make Immediate appli ‘on board, foat ot Mniden A.M. Treadwell, Esq. proportions, and bedim its nobleness by an occassions! | The in Flemington, N. J. are hold: pee named Pe fe a 8, and, pMRDPS fi : bet- nen erste aise, || 28 merry "| felrton of ignoblenos and Deroeet—lke « feeoy | petncted meengh. ‘The ished iv rewten nit | cml Sr fem Yan tne Nh ntadertat tnt | ihe Serpicres “Tee aemaek ‘away we es The Packet Ship VIRGINIAN, Capt. Heirn, barthen 850 NKW ESTABLISHMENT, cloud, perhaps, athwart thelovely and pallid moon, or | bold meetings every evening, and have reccived 25 | the vessel nearly foundered, and that the cargo was so | of “grace coming direct from God’; he said “it ee: ‘will succeed the Patrick Menry, and sail on the Lith o! For the Exclusive Sale Choice an eclipse of the mighty splendor of the sun—so it war members recently. i : od that it had to be sold, by the advice and | was ibs fancy of our Luther, and never was dream- jersoas intending to send for their friends, can have them | PERFUMERY FANCY SO. AND TOILET | here, we are sorry to say; but silly and affecting young | A public meeting of the citizens of Burlington, N. r the direction of the agent for tue insurers, at Rio | od of before his time.” But look out for the ser- Qpyousht out by either of the above named vessels, on reasona- AKTICLES, men must be encouragsd, we suppose. J., was held on the 19th instant,in reference to estadlish- iro, ‘The points to be settled are important to all | mon. ‘The Rev. gentleman bowed most reverent! He verma, bY ayplying as above. stare. ste vubeerine MMOLEALE an Meratta His Excellency, Governor Wright, together with his | ing a cotton manufactory in that city. Gaacbegpencaged inthe jerk beet” trade. | ‘othe cross on the wall, while the doxology wae it LIVERPOOL —New Live Heguiar Facket | "TVHE subscriber, who exhibited at the late Fait of the Ame | moat excellent and dignified lady, remained standing in| ‘The Jury inthe case of Mayhood, for the murder and Robert Emmet and Hiram Ketehum, for de. | being sung, and crossed himself after repeating the Bo ae Trask of 1100 | fi i Boups tad whe was these ‘aerasded: by the | te Feception room from eight until ten, for the purpote | oi Hall, brought ina verdict «few daysago, of man | fosdants, ; benediction. Of course, i ot " GARRICK, B. , of 1 mery y y of receiving and reco; their numerous guests. It \¢ ec , itis none ot the Herald’s cus, Will sail as above, her regular day., For freight or pas- me ae, Sees cpened ap establish | undouttedly Cctcodingiy’ tedions Gat. ts. ig | slaughter, recommending the prisoner to the mercy of Bofore a full Bench. business, or mine, to say whether this is right or sage, having accommodations fh ‘orcom- | mentin 5 ees. pater eupech | Sootnas ing 90 long, sade Wal sorry that the Court. Feb. 2d. —Decisione.—liis honor the Chief Justice gave | wrong, but give it as one of the “signs of the fort, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot'of Wall street, or to | ality of te ery . gal ” : CO. America. He woul his Perfumery has the great | we could not consistently fill His Excellency’s plac The Harrisburg Reporter says :—“On visi ‘The pmo) ae fone Eldridge, master, will sucered | advantage pared, and that host, and thus relieve him of nburdensome aotte, Auditor General's Office, this morning, we {c the Garrick, and sail March oj At ‘He wou faery i ing the the following decisions yesterday : times.” Your’s, in haste, Pater. 36th, har reantar dav. jaar Se iteees oprprentie he ealgred of learning his rt ia | which was an intolerable bo clorks very busily engaged in barniog relief notes, to | 79s simp! *. NICO jireetor, Possession o! i fee? rvs. Samuel Wethereed.—In this case, which + ly'a motion for retaxation, his honor said one | Remanxs.—It Peter truly represents the sayings bill of costs must be retaxed by the texing officer. Bill d opi OK 7 Mis’ ‘skiii | _ The beautiful girls repaired, upon their reception,to an | the amount of fifty thousand dollars.” r and opinions of the Rev. Mr. J., we must say that LAS, Capt, J. he ship somiie pes on Ferfummet, 3 adjoining bal ci » and with their partners, com: ‘The Memphis, Tenn., Enquirer of the 22d instant rive pation once en iam mereeeion we think the latter a most sensible man. The truth a rn Cree in A complete cut gfe particles of the most cele | menced a series of dancing and skipping evolutions to 4 :— We understand that Dr. Jenifer, was shot and | © paward Cobb ve The Baptist Church.—In this case the | is certain, that all the Chrii churches, Pi Jae KEN... _| brated forign houses, will at all imen be Sept oa and, thus | (he musio of a harp, a plano forte and other sweet melo: by Dr. Grant, in Helena, Ark., on Tuesday last, | Court eaid a bill of discovery must be allowed, aud so di- i reridieig Legge okt rp al 3 mee is Rp comrere, to aed be —La Fell La rerae peoden r &o. ke. ina street rencontre. ‘The deceased wae a son of theHon. | rected. tant, Catholic, Greek, &c., are more divided by Fo 2 ey a done exquisitely ; spur Daniel Jenifer of Maryland. James French vs. Andrew P. Kline et als.—His honor | political ici ignore sail aS aber dor nt fh change tnd olate the soul of a fellow with human sympa | 4 woman named Comelia Shaw, was committed | said this case, which was a motion made at Chambers, Political fanaticism, and sheer ignoranceythan by ext, affording 4 good opportunity fur | deformity ate bean, and old see tate yonth, or, Fomatums | Dri, le P every where in tat close press of convened | t2 Prison ia Philadelphia on the 30th uit, on the charge | must be granted, ax also a payment of costs subsequent | the real religion of Christ —Ed. Herald. Srnd al pearage, whichareeederate- SPAY © ans {oF the growth of the hair. es he feaves for | Senators and Chancellors, and pettifoggers and dandies, | of sitamapting te Govtroy the, ice of hes naw bpea bebe, | issue Joined, and further, that $7 costs for opposing | Caxapian. Irems.—Hom. Wm. H. Boulton has Wey PAPSCOTE, 72 both st. Stherst but he dogs pretend to offer TOILET SOAPS. v0 scr | and old meide and young maidens, arefanxious mother; | by throwing into a well. ‘The child was reeaued. ene ere 2 hs eons 0 anes been elected Mayor of Toronto. SORT Mier ame | Perot ates akin snd heodiers c mort clepant prove, | ond coyish daughtors, all mixing, mingling, backing and | On the 2lst, whilsta locomotive, with five freight | was directed to iemue, that additional testimony may ve | _ The Administrator of the government, in reply to the ED—A ship tp load for s Routhere port— | ration, so highly recom woliaad catherns and in the merry t cars and 26 men on board, was crossing the Oothcalga | furnished. . spplicetion ofthe Board of le of Montreal, has de- Allin, vi ret 7 by an aceomplis! fe VOLLINS & C of America, his INS, waar Prevent or cure the | tiny feet,in the freshening dance, or in social confab, #1 bridge. ia, the bridge gave way, Ge ‘Di A. cee f lined recommertiing to the Legislature the appropria- 36 South , ad ain ers and all into the stream be: | pisintif' wos withdrawn, and ¢f corte wraciod Write 2, | tion of a sum of money for three steam tugs, of suficient r promenade. His Excellency reci cars, low, , general mi Fortunately, no lives were | fondant. er, Sed te o- ‘by the Board of Works on the line street. seemed "He offers his ustivelied SHAVING CREAM, an article | hoes he evidently wished his guests is one fost, and miraculously, no one injured. James French vs. Andrew P. Kline and oth@y.—Motion bmp ifonce tried, wil always be present in every gentle | cess was unquestionable, if Ly Preacott—one to ply on Lake e stegth ESemeric CREAM, so javalusble an appti | aushter and bounding crane ey ‘A number of gentlemen of Cincinnati have deter- | permitted to be withdrawn, with $7 costs to the defend. another on Lake St. Francis, and a third betwe cht of passage, having # 1arge sd somaforts cation to delicate F shaving, a much more elegant pre | (1° Soom me ala Cente 1 mined to make a present to Mr. Green, the reformed | ants. Dickinson's ‘and Prescott—with the view of re- state rooms aud cabin, ‘app!y on ‘west side baration than the Cold Crenm, sro; boom ne Blam: & prntin EE. Mc | gambler, as @ testimony of thoir approbation of his | nn Fuy vs. Richard Mortimer.—In this case a motion | 1ucing the freights on the St, Lawrence. = WU saHeLL Ere” | Ca WasE a meee, SEMENCES, TOMATUMS | Belo cis onl cheurel cieae nmmeneetietas tes | cous sin inae’igt'a now wn, bu for want of silent | 2% Nou, guapinen nea ban asd prion of Price of $100. to Daoutify nt elgnate the healthy bat ¢tocnre disor- | Senate attended the féte ina body, and avast number of | All the civil and military officers of the Argentine | “we weedenied, Honorable, John. Macauly, appointed Collector ‘of Cur. ‘The packe, ship Hottinguer, 1058 tons, Captamn Ire Burley, | dered (the Beal; some "soothing emoluient Pro | the members of the lower House were present. At 12 | Republican, were directed to wear crepe an testimony of | cfs ress fen tie intarniacte inaak annem” | tome, at , we sous a on ist of March. Pia ciel “ud | ML we set down to supper, and we have just arose, after | their grief for the death of Gen. Jackson. order that some additional testimony might be introduce The Kingston bon, Sha the 19th contains sn advertise- 2 fe debiticated! a . ‘causes. i “ getting through five courses. The steamship Hiberma, Capt. Ryrie, left Boston | was denied * | ment for forty tl of crib timber, for the ser- ~The Prrsilog = es, restore the hair, Kimee on the: whole 9 splecdid pasty, worthy:the Pht! oe 1, with 71 passengers, six of whom stoped at | Andrew 8. Garr vs. Louis MeLeanet alc-In this case the | Vices of tne loyal Eoginear Department thet sation, - oe shir falling, when is loss does not arise f ction of the or pos Dwr the patrons; Gov. Wright, and his Mhiivs, bhore berthe r tweut aseue bie’ beck’ [botnets judgment for the plaintiff, with liberty to the bebo too jr pe RD delivery. cin Drei certo ae | Sea ute same peper remarks, “ The for the de- ta tery 1}: proportion of their fiames being BEARS OIL, fi potany, Resany y, eq. making 90 to Liver; 4 Her mail was ve: defer te te ‘and ‘We suppose no city of the same population, in the | ken up, ng poe! ry ints to pay Costs. fe fam of The New York and Erie Rait- (anes, of Kioarinn havo st Jougth Dean completed, and i large. Charles M. live oak) and they are unsui |, if not une represented so Union, can furnish more female grace and loveliners, : ‘h road Com; io h the ‘Chief Justic ted ing made known. We led. Salted on the stocks and re-salted every year since, | hea than Albany ; and, I assure you, there was a grand re The atmosphere in Boston on Saturday mornin, pany. pond hief Justice granted a rs 7 Their accommodations for passengers are very extensive and oe Feseniation of that portion o) creation present on thle was as mildas Jane. A friend informs us that a robes new trial, the Ang fein bint 1 pre fy ma me theee saves on | handsomely farnished. Y, ‘ occasion.~, Every body but ourself was happy, too. | fi it his window, in the city, and hed upon a phat) ” RE Te ee tt | a tne Mem, de | aryl mee erring ime ening wi | het wnaring tn, hg, cca | cca Si cal op SER ga Sa | iat Bf ange rae hem fem hi FREAT 5 4 icity, but our;heart—that was isola ely. It | air with his m 6 wal jut as one swallow p : since. AND IRELAND Tented arciehe is ee, who ort te Years have | was a sort of ‘aching void, which scenes aud incidents | Joes not make asummer, #0 ‘neither does one robin | *PPesf. The jury found a verdict of $25for the plaintiff.,| Wee¢n end, rNs Cu sare ances v incense: wee OLD ES1.4BLISAED EMIGRANT OFFICE. o ‘store will be as represented, and if like this cannot fill. We only went, at the solicitation of | m spring. General Sessions. It appears, by the Kingston Herald, that an increase of bey at ing ahnpa ae very Hofaction, it wall not only wil, | 8 friend, for the simple, purpose of giving the Herald ® | ‘The steamboat train, with Passengers ftom New | | Fue. 2—Tho February term of this Court commenced | £59.00) willbe exhibited in the Provincial, Revenne re- i A York, run off the Providence road last Saturday | this morning ,before his Recorder Tall * urns for the past y: over those pas eter can, se usual, be faraished, pay- fe say, that this chivalrous efiort of the Executive to gut | York ran of the Seovide Y | Sale maroon. Fea dalmadge, and | Democrat. e rate. tthe Uni . up @ splendid party, wes eminently successful. It is or farther prticgn, apply C0 HERDMAN & CO... id and redeeming in wicke4 humanly, to see auch | James Wade, of Cambridgeport, was arrested in | term yey ported low nd 25 old cases ; maki Horry Errgcts or Miucerism.—The_Spring- BALE larious associations—such fond regrets lat parting— | Boston on Friday, for attempt to pass a forged check | & ‘lal of #3 cases, vi robbery, 1; field (Mass.) Statesman says Mr. Ebenezer er, been hernia os IMDEMNCOK, of New meetings and freendly @. And this | for $400, and purporting to be signed by J. G. Gore, | sault and battery wit svi qpurelary. 15: | a farmer of respectability, about 37 years of age, having ra, fast sailing sloop KINDEKHOOK, of New ee ee ee at ; grand larceny, 13; ind perjury 3 Previously convicted, ; Aya sood 4 i Fa tl Ro ‘ety ae a seid tt Viginig about paige law ro Fry iis ito whens | AER ane es ep sa mtr CAL Tat Atooe and West os. pe rrr ea Meagan teal ino mee gh te bd “GW. "Caldwell, the democratic candidate for | ie Grend Inquest~'The uses et pareone summoned deloded tree” treaga, ond while there, he became SST TAI ay | Orrin on THe Mi k ducks on the tables, but no Schoharie butter-milk ; | Governor in North Caroline, has declined the honor. PoP cong age lg crv ean lt Brae, , and left the house after the close of the meet- 3, Wall street, December 27th, Tees, § IRELAND, via Liverpol. Theos eRe Tor thes? T.A MEETING of th soma warte the | but the Governor iyaneplartocrat,and an antiannex| ‘The Legislature of Alabama has confitmed the prt rancias ae of packet shipe sailing ovesy Rvedaysrass | aasaimousty Fertdent, i pace aie Grewsry, | love ell creation. and to love tS suake heats oh ail ppktigt dp om gay lauteed’ of emadal/'see- i va hed amount, ; and Lt GOR lected Vii 0 ion; and i . : sae atkise’tainena Bounsont'SosGnises | supply the vacancy occasioned Uy" the resignation of Soecph | Gorscetd cectauny kins it ea hoes oa eats iding for biennial sessions of the Legie- has been passed je Senate by a ae! his charge until to-morrow, so that the Court tog ta a stave Of tnind bordering’ a + This mm witout further delay, in re to the malady continned to increase foe he becgme trating District Attorney, whose death took place during | madman, While in this way, he declared that his hea recess of the Court was sinful, and mast be placked out or burred out. 4. Who was appointed by the | Accordingly, he rushed towards q large cooking-stove Jonas B. Pacts 4 —and may his honored lsdy be # sharer in the blessing ! 5 ‘ left hand into the bi and order of the Trastees, and thrast ft ni embers, orate OLS HERDMAN & CO, ELLWOOD WALTER, Secretary. iene ota ee : Auent sulogins on the CLaracter‘ot the late Bir-Paiter. | clenched the red Rot iron ofthe stove wut the flesh was St Somth stat, New York. Insunance on Canao IREIGHT ONLY. Hantronp, Jan. 30, 1846. In consequence of the incl of the wenther, | son, offered the following preamble end. ‘resolu. | literally burned from the benes of bis hand before be iba HERDMAN, KEEN ke +s ane 3 oo oa Ne ay | in your paper of yesterday is published a commu- | the Mobile races have been to the 26th inst. ’ | tions, which were seconded by Wm. M. Price Esq, who | Could be secured. ‘The poor man in this awful — | cargo. nication from this city, in which your correspon | A Mrs. Cotter, of Brownstown, Michigan, bas | took occasion to speak in the most flattering terms of the | state until dent came to his relief om Tuesday evening, $10,000, . $2,00094,000, nates, smownting to upwards of Two . 4 iven birth to a female child, whose body is perfect; but | deceased, and the estimation in which he had been held | the 27th ult. at © O'slock. Gueet exeitement prevails ry 1. fi acs, ave. bees seoslved, and farther dent has made a very unjust attac! upon one of our E cntirely and completely without srms—not he’ m4 by, his poiitiel opponents, further spread of this uccuread delusion. Frevent any TO. LEND ON, BOND AND MORTAGEThe shore Say viata pan of heainen whch | moe influential citizens. He charges him with | erento tenance o ay; bas sbaslcy sian, rd |, Whats, Matbow C aterson Fea le Diet At —— a | Brooklyn.” ApHly my to msiesa Rear in the | ifs believed. protection and larger returns te | forgery to the amount of several thousand dollars, that | st the place where the shoulder jolts sould be, hare w | terete on the 26th of January leat, sad this Courtenier, | L088 or Lire A few days &, most, dis- Seep ot wo oe HOTTER, rao pomin, | wer aor sthoher lot the ehyon scoent at | Gebertanalta thos snamalona rth fo | tnd Sin saniur te ate rarane beer | hom Le baoua Sus nea 7 fr wih ween Zand 4 o'clock P.M. 322'Im*re a Geo, W. Taylor, | Aw, Ke, Ke.; that he has Med sg sath sanle i at::| nave been Feuideued to ble privens high intelles. | its contents, the of. the ARTIFICIAL EYES, | pore Teri cook.” this, ke. Now, sir, the gentleman alluded to by your pny direcugs ivhan Pat fur fous au Y | eeskandennmente aud odiaieh oak ane esting » occupants orgallabweat el" the time, oe Ae aged M4 i ote msn by Dr. J. GRAY) No. 119 Bowery correspondent is weslthy citizen of this place—moves | jeft log is perfect; but it has a club foot, with this diffe: Therefore Resolved, That as a mark of respect to the ee ae tet Ragcnas odo fa ey Ghipy Bn, | he et cc tele ning a exer | te Eh eis pt agtcis | mes nanny ati tna ys | a" eww plo are med ys apply to 1 Who has stb ' ria business in this city. va alpod hanged the child's feces ‘and it alsohas but four toes pated foot members of this Court of the sbilfyifmaeee and npar ae sopra is a Sian ee Wreety . BES Mteiths bat as to the few months, on sconsion for | Hon. Mf. Jenness, United States Senator from - Aig ing Ue aeearend ee ae deep jdong when she beheld the flames bursting from the windows TO THE LADIES—TO THE LADIES. forgery, he b: : y i He end could obtain any amount | New Hampshire, is confined to his room by sickness, in | for the loss of a citizen so wished for his. i Tiron a tainee Vadis of Gentes) ca ota s fa ALKER, President, | SoM coy ie wished. ‘The banks wore alweye ready to | Boston. : vate worth, legal itisinwonts. thd high lntogstiys i ie | Jot to save the mother but the tearing ofthe: boards Fralaeece si arpne, by sending fos the subseriber, st her | _Etxwooe Watven, as NGanre hie paper; he could offer the best of namee—and | Kegs are selling in Boston at 97} cente a dozen. | ordered that this Court will new sdjonrm, aod that the | from the tide of the house, which was dene, and the m a amid discount f ~ more, fairs have been investigated by two ‘ ‘ : ; Clerk will enter these . e minutes of | Charred and lifeless body of the @ moans N. B—Gaadann's Clothiar nd Fertgt Soo ut by | HEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE Gear shrewdest Snanctersyane they reported nim ord | Daniel Webster isa Methodist clergyman in Barre, | ¢ Ester an Zopy to be transmitted to the rel: | and shrieks of surrounding relatives, wan. dragged from 8. COHEN. ‘and cause a copy to WANTED. over $60,000. But te throw out everything thet there atives ofthe deceased. flames which wore devouring Hi letters throngh the Post Office ttianded Et The of the tel between Albany and | The Recorder, after a few remarks in relatio: Sup shee throws the ony aa si acces ae aa meres Un naga bean Cally aad A commenned opers: long and iatimataneuintance with the decened, ated Festa a ay and gorerows fae, the on, advantage, ns on Saturday. ‘ourt without hesitation uni senti- Poy: bah yeopeiment “lege So fur as heard from, Johnson, the democratic | ™#0t# set forth in the resolutions. The Court accord- ree Ba, tas no ogeal te oie anon, 9 feet ot 2 Mig candidate tor Governor in Louisians, hes « mejority | 961 adjourned until,to-morrow morning. | famed as itis for ite elegant if indeed it has im*r All coders through the Pest Ofae, or c= ‘Vice Chancellor’ s | found-en equal on thie since been the The boilers of the steamer Osceola, bound from | His Honor the Vice Chancellor’ withheld the, giving theme of the wits and ta "aad hee taxed the ever e 7 ons ¥, HOBEWOOR, ZEBRAWOOD, ke, he. | ' , a, Cherleston, 8. C., on the 28th ult , buret— decisions (as, happy tox, in many private Powesases h avin, ‘. i ne The train of cars from Cumverland, Md , arrived fener iss eng 9 | eae. (cs, aeusl, yesterday)’ until "We dtbeods; peatene, 16.88 Sen,the petite oye. At u Rewuvet, eae im percets bolt Fe en ie ne acre |, Midahipman Henry, Ashton, of Phila died on iat Geemdlinattinay tele, the Tore Palio « Young ‘Lay of Albany appending , Common Prras— —48, 4 , 64, | tole from an w: 208 esoriptive = ll Ee Gr arate cea celta raat ha eit gine meer wae a ; nS deiphla, for barial, by the « sovar.—Nes. 1. . 4 desire to recall the ‘trage the costumes of this HJ itis ond 3 lach Mahogany (o I ha) Briniwayobe. le boleeved: ve fe Covnt.—Nor, 1, 6,8, 19, 23, 94, 26 to 46 delights or i have <<< Drititent . We sofrom the demand Jarconies in New E Gustavus F. Whitney*was instantly killed for pablicauca parm firet sapply having i Whitneyville, Me, by « felling tee. 7 © Deen soon gus, Jan: 91.