The New York Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1846, Page 1

Vol. XIL., No. 35—Whole No, 4248. NEW YORS, , THURSDAY MORNING, _ FEBRUARY 5, 1846. THE NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor. Circulation...Forty Thousand. D— Every day Price 2 cents per copy— RRR iitory Saturlay—Price 6X eat “ive per annamn—payable in advance PRINTING of all kinds exeentod with beauty and der senablnlest Be inst be poy gil "shencetnge wil be be wert: GORDON BENNETT, Proprietcr of the New Your Henatp fgzane ‘CHMENT Northwest corner of Fulton and N: MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON. DAILY OVER LONG ISLAND KAIL ROAD, VIA NEW LONDON, WORWICH & WORCESTER. At? gelgck the Morning, the Foot ef Whitehall Seg ee mare LONG ISLAN. AD COMPANY. ep ETE eee aa F FO! ws, Bondy. Beh 1645, Leave Now Tod eee eee ee ee ain for port, stopping anor Leave Brooklyn—At . ae Trerdare, estes p douse in 8, ~ at4P.M., for ingdale intermediate Lar mena ap ee Me 8 vn ereereds ented. sooing we “ uso ae i Aecommediton ‘Train, Mon Law meals ata vere flock, Ar, and M. greealya ate . ‘are to Bedford 8 ¥ i it Race C 18%; stars mae Sine KS Bre Tipe seat Wontbary Carle pees, ry eae Peo Seuio Btages readiness on the arrival of Trains at the fasion to take a aoa BANY, VIA. NEW — ie HARTRORD saa pelts A the fast and comiodious steamers NEW arses! ‘arrive at Albany the samme evel its have beh made tp imake:. the line sure, and passengers cau depend on arriving as advertised. jal Imi BOSTON STEAMERS. FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. The British and North American Royal Mail Sterm Packet Ship CAMBRIA, C. dking Commander, will leave for the above ports as follows, viz.: CAMBRIA, TEED Jndbins, Coommander on Sanday, lat day of Mareh, 1 $1 cores no hy pool. For freight dhrofam, Jey Agent, 6 Wall No Berth secured at pu fr. oR GRERT SaPCaIN AND SHELAND.~Persgus wishing tore it mouey £9 any part of Great Briain ot Treland, ean obtain drafts of the subscribers eee for any smu, large or small, payable oa a aa W. & J.T, TAPSCOTT, a me 5 South Mt. cor. Maiden Lane. “See REGULAR PACKET FOR Rona we eplendid aud fast soili ship BAR. Captain Flewiins, wills day tech February her Tewular day. The stons for ‘cabin, Ty potiie saan: cotty Seal a oan een 4 W:& J.T. TAPSCOTT, . Maiden fae. fngements, and. have them Je above splend Splendid ships, or any, of the Mita | be line, on application as above. re Pa A OT Rake call Gawtdey, Yor 0, sa tr Bh: The e! rt ly a ship eee | yustom, master, will positi AS — Mo day. For freight or passage com modatioas, appl te Orleans wharf, foot of Well more sony Berd COLLINS & CO, be South st ‘ iE pn ered yeneives ex beans after 20’ clock Bata a} a a4 Gatomns, 3 Jems t., ‘Woodruff, who will address. PRESUME EMANATE Te, Ce maceend tee Oswego, and sail 2ist Feb., ir day. i Qsweno,and sail ist Feb., iegregalar day.’ ___j7r_ NOTICE—STATEN Sry FERRY —On Wednesder Jan. 6th, the trips on this 1s Bee x certs M York—9, eu 7 of ee re eta eat il o'clock, instead - LONDON LINE OF PACKE 18—Sails 10th Bed. Tao racket ship SWITZERLAND, E. Knight. will sal au above, her reguias ie petior accommodations for eabi cabin oH steer P tending to seca a ie rd one of eau.” oe sue gua i iss, al thet fe Cas can rag he fre at (a a Be INE OF LIVERPOOL PACKET SHIPS Packet of the eth of Fe brary the heat fast sailing Packet Ship PATRIC ‘getano, burthen 1000 tons, will sail as above, her regulat dey” Bring very superior secommoda ons for € sin, second for e ould se i nie | get gg Ko immediate applic Piette? ma iniden Pine» The Packet Shi: VIRGINIAN, Ci ats tons, will succeed the Patrick Henry, an ists bare ‘Persoas intending to send for their alia 5 them brought out by either of the gd named vessel ble terms, by applyiog as 13 QE LIVERPOOL —Rew 1 Lie eb Freket Pe GARRICK 5.4; Trak i100 ons, i7 a jartiny. sare; hoving accommodations & n os a Hee fort apy om board, ne Orisa hart foat alt ; Pres eres, will sail — the above PARA M NEWRY, 1RELAN Sen coppered ship BROTHERS, Capt port pervanicy for ‘on the 10th fording & Ppessengers who wish to come rect New Yor For terms of Lee ata TAPSCOTE:: Nols hoe ja th ‘corner Maiden lane. i. 7 to te COLLINS ‘e cal ee Fon-LIVERFOOL fie New eels Packet of Pe rt eer Donte iee oan | Mt pose er ae one jh agian trent eae ide Barling alip, a Sa fe Se ccinguer, 1050 tons, one ee , and sail om the 2st La wil ee jur ef, AP & CO. oral TED ae AND GREAT. BRITAIN LAND OL, Ba Wena DEMIORANT OF? oreren. Delecty sree ships, Mole tae east be famished _ orf haute Untied Kaede J, HERDMAN & m th sailing sloop ik Rabe Wt New ee: we bere will carry 190, lars enquire IAIN A RUSS Joi8 tmr Comer Amos and West sts. P. AGE OM GREAT BRITAIN AND TR sean ame Those squeine for their jem brought out at the lowestrate y tne regul Ibe terial Yor sailing every five days; es » pelacu hu me i ere eat To the Wonder of Creatures. A VAREWELL TO THE CELEBRATED PIANIST, LEOPOLD DE MEYER, | BY SIGNOR SALVATORE ABBATE © MIGLIORE, ON LEAVING THE | UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, FOR ITALY AND SICILY. win TER CLOTHIN G. W. H. DEGROOT & ‘104 Palton Street, FASHIONABLE STOOK OF WINTER Ode. ee: ING, Salve o Grande—Te ancor 4: mia Cetra Rise ll oe sates scgeet re om Grercoats... Nuovo Anflone dalizis de” Cuor Oh! ventura. Sui vanni levato ro, mi slanci: IL Creato Pammizo, Vabborro Ti ravviso, ti scerno maggior. ir own manulneture, on hand, which | following very low prices, for cash | an express to a, confonde la Luna, Tal Tu o Caro—Tua cetra fervente Suoma—Bea—s'infonde ne’ cor. Te dal polo cocente al gelato Nuovo Orfeo decanta la Fama ; Viglio eletto la Gloria ti chiama Lieto il crine ti cinge d’slor. Sacra un ara nel tempio de’ merti Ti si estolle. Giustizie | ’innalza Vi ed onore Ja cinge di serti d amore ridendo si - The long ox xpected and anxiously looked for bernia, had arrived at Boston. | by her we give as full es our limits will permit. M' Pye Sessithed with Vi Ay LiF 'E, No. 127 Elm fi clique of individuals, comprising the late President, Jos. Trotter, and his brother, and sundry of their per- sonal friends, for the purpose of keeping the present in- cumbent in the control of the bank; and the other got odi—Tua lode & MUSIC. JOSEPH KAMERER’S MUSIC FOR PRIVATE PARTIE. CA cc ceepst by sesirenss is PRINCE STREET. CHICKERING’S PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, 293 Broad: Tua memoria nel tempo st ara Bi oe Tefgide de’ cuori disponi li desti—gl’ nocendi--gl’ irriti —Io sdegno gli poni entro il petto, ae il carme & crudel. stockholders, with the view of changing the administra- tion, and placing Thomas Robbins, Esq, at the h No. 5 and 7 Annexed are the respective tickets, and the address of TH PUBLIC will find at each party to the stockholders. But the most disreputa” t of Grand and Square as at my Factory in Boston. Gow LEAF AND 2 ort 0 ger oun ‘OIL OF ae 7 : saa 3 lolce nel core si sente rete amore fedel. lo toe non getto uesto il mio cere Sol tuoi merti mi § Fu tributo di candido amor. rto—Tuoi giorni sien rna é la pace de’ buoni. nome per |’etra risuo: Gia gia De Maven ripeta ogni cor. rade Gola Does, 1c TAUGHT 5 oe TE LOGRMIAN. SveTeM— Mata Seis wees Aree Heat th ‘ag e e of this St coe SEALING WAX, nik ee desirous, stone ocsinian Trinity Church The communication of ney,” in Tuesday’s Heralc ied, as it was doubtless intended to be taken asa burleeque upon the present attempt of the Low Church party in this city, to get within their rapacious grasp the possessions of Trinity Church 2 %, eiuenen Bh pend pt Taaell ewes 30 lb. SEALING pea werioas qualities, ‘The above recone jual to the count Dea- lers supplied on = i Manufacuturer and es 1g John street, opporite Cll NCES AND TERKUMERY. of all Tina Subscribers, o: he ingratitude, oe niall Sa infiatibs of the trou- bles of the church’s peace, may, | think, be set forth in its proper light, by a familiar illustration, itl now Use aoe state the case according) vs }, ‘rinity Chu: was, many years Ree endowes which would give hera comfortable ‘With frugality and t, she has since contrived to sustain , and been enabled to do something Sears for’ each of her offspring, as they have found a settlement for themselves. Thus, St, George’s Church, St. Mark’s, and all the rest, who are now arrayed against her, re certain amount of property from her, as a quit-claim for all future demands. Itmay well be inquired, then, with what sort of decency can more be asked children oe an aged parent, who have had what of ‘o and gay, you shall give me all ace sl hall Teserve nothing for sper ren, who have not tioned, as = Trinity Church — id now be upon to cede one peppercorn of her income, be ‘ much or little in value, to these dissatisfied, ambi- with a propert support for li ‘warranted not t: t te prorether wit produce arch aed ple general asso tment ei and Domest): Ly selected pnd pat ith the greatest al 4 ‘carey site ms the Wert India and th Amer ean aes ccomiehen seats, es in general, are reduested 10 SON, VROOM & FOWLER. pe ew, ESTABLISHMENT, Exclusive ‘Sale PERFUMERY" FANCY SOAP ARTICLES, d for? As well may the AND TOILET aE raha es exhibited a = he Vahl late Fair of the mo }y and who ¥ was Ly spared, iS icity at No. | roadway, bg oh he offers ‘a speci- a ‘th di ti thi f ‘erfumery no! ut the pending question in this point of view, He would ood sense of the oomunnity 3 will soon de- tonne, ow it should be disposed of. But the en- deavor has been to mix it up with and to present Trinity Church corporation in the most odious light—as an oppressive, overbearing and tyrannical monopoly upon the rights and privi- lans in this city. Very many ly tocry out, “Down with it, down with it, even ra the ground ;” and thr an entire ignorance of the facts of the once signed the ‘‘ Memorial to our State, praying for a repeal of the act of nee in relation to the corporation of Trinity ore am tis a very easy thing, all know, to raise dice against individuals, unjustly ; corporation of Trinity Chureh, | science, been wilful false statements, toes any ear Flat ae of the most, brated foreign or will at all times be aes on hand. ceo oe ‘customers to compare and to choose, from Paris a beaut aL aasnm ato LEB, suitable for the app:oactting ne beauty, and old | ges of the Episco; Soap ‘wis ich will change into youth, or. P¢ hair. These the Legislature of does pretend to offer TOILE: O'5rS eck tr? Thinsad Wecleres mot lop yo! wich wil Dreveutor cure the ie SHAVING CREAM ‘always be present in every SMETIC CREAM, 80 ae Teper ce hn ai ae, d by the He Church party. They have given it out that there has been her patronage, to sustain hurch srisciples among us; an undue influ- down those who are called Low rt have been extend- where is the proof None exists; and, therefore, none can “It dwells only in the fancy of those op- etl to Trinity Church, who themselves would, perhaps, so act, and have been known 80 to act,when wer was theirs. ‘hat comparison is there between endowments upon all the churches, unfortunately in the hands of Low Churchmen, and who, in consequence, are now 1n opposition to old Trinity, forgettul of the atitude she has upon them, ai the High Church pany, atin are ready to stand by her when so unjustly assa: Proportion between them, fo ceived a dollar, it can be shown the ardly a cent. tig a maiversal policy of old caso enemies, themselves—they peer and kept iameste appli | an im roper exercise of oh head, O: ion oper FOMATUMS SHEE ome a , some de: Churchmen; that ed * tie one and notthe other. These remedies, compound. jp ft i} mahal ts les, frequently re rencre e are it ay ieee oth ied ree oe sha tte aa cases.— EI, heat, so careful virtue of whieh it dlflers Bae substances of opk, he can refer to Messrs. Aspin- ain ne Sa ers of the most reapecta sts smith of thie iy, ofthe lan savaral 9 ears have orcict pelts store will bet aa for nek ‘one has re- i Trinity has, perhaps, bee: and let their friends tak will be quiet; the mae * quiet. And now they taste its ove Probably if your friend, Dr. lied, he would not have been so officious in getting ae visitors on New Year’s day to sign the ‘*memo- But why did not the ie of C—— Church pursue a like course, see- ing they were retused aid from Trinity towards ihe sed new church for that oo the Spevagty 4 knew ie corporation ot Trinity was, at the present, “ or been, and would still be, fh with the erection of he: church, rather crippled in her resources; when she will gladly render assistance to every without reference to peculiar Coed Wi eines, beyond those which should pervade th all of her children—true love for the faith, whe ILE oa ct room or murre ony and Sate, to mis Eau 8. had been so iberty and Courdand, M Chesuae 2 atreet. Philadelphia. ncauriie Suvval Imunanes Co; 3 Wal TA MEETING of the ‘Trunteca, 6 on the rd alice ios ector, Wardens and lected View Fi resign, 1; | enoetions of npr epprly MCE Tey ecatione of Joseph By rder of the Trustees, y order , Marine Insurance on Ca Canco axp Faeicht a3 Tusurance Company, No. 63 ess to Marine insurance on iption ceti pmonttiog to uprards of additions are dail some time past she had uatil she got throug! see, coulaes tts baie jon to ite Plan of ‘ial en Protection and larger returns to igs eure tor over ver the Herald, this morning, I was much atruck by the felicitous "observations ot in relation to the Trinity the triumphant manner in whch e has demonstrated that the property in ques- tion, belongs, in fact, to all the Protestants of the city. He truly observes, that all grant was in terms, to “* the inhabitants of the city of New York, in communion with the Protestant ae! it i ee thatby these all the inhabitants of the bey than Roman Catholies,since were justly to be deemed tants, and this appellation embraces all diver- other than that of Rome. lemonstrated that the belongs, beyond a doubt, to the. inhabit- ants’ at large, of our city, without restriction as to their mee rane opinions, (except such of them as lic) no time should be ing to the Legislature, happily now tition for an act, by whose provi- sions the enormous property,so sintully amaseed by this bloated religious Fel diy oy) should be sold the proceeds divided rateably, inhabitants of the city of New seo a uch be 0d to prove themselves not pos- in personal or real proj is sede in its iseribve rom passing into ready unreasonably tuate thet iniquitous mdent, “Sydney,” rah ae an wa of aot Ragland,” 9 Xf vet ‘New York. airet were not LEFT OFF ceheome AND sonerena WANTED. E.iwoop Waren, —The People ee Cornell— ersus The People. gences of o} ws den & Wendell vs. Crandall—Richards & Richards ads. iste se. iy sabveriber, org il a "No = 4 through the Post Office, or vakerwlon nt ally Im*r eA Y, R Ua at a Rp ads. ewe va. Torry ot al Millers Culver. New ti Eaton. New trial granted—Nugent ads. the People. New trial denied on plaintiff! ans es from be hand of the upper bese wealthy, and too prone to exclusion of the poor ani mon rights of mankind. ‘the costly ee edifice, d to some useful pur- to Wall street. might find 1t a convenient lo- cation. Your own large and forcible views on the lead me to hope that you will give mea place in your enlightened columns. Joun Cape, Tur Youncer. nell vs. ve. Todd abe y man et al.—by Onondaga C.P. Shopard vs. Philbrick— by Oswego C. P. Bennett vs. Brooker, tom vs. Moree ae eae Dany” aa shore y yi e He BROAD, "Riot Wall si st in Sie on BSS ‘0 THE LADIES—TO tin LADIES. on account of its proximity qetie wires —by Jefferson C. P. Coon vs. Gro Baker, Ly va. Robbins—by Ulster ¢ 7p hae vad iy 2 Fico the ngage. bY sen ‘sending ng tebseriber, a 4 ‘Mr M.8.COH N. 5 biases taides wa hs Sensict letters through the Post Office will be atianded to 192 2 BROADWAY, TO THOSE. WHO Vga THEMSELVES. Ung Baten ha ‘Riog’s V. intl mY) Arrairs Iv Mexico.—We perceive that the ac- counts received on Soaey evening from Ni leans are not confirmed by 4 rouge reports, ss, one of Keuioge. Judgi eee for plaintiff on Cg to 2d, 34 — accounts. The etter written at MA ‘and 6th iad anne saad et ad sinen Clark on de- — to replication to his i 5 Woeeler. codrutt ads, Wells.—Manbatten Company ade Denn} ads. The Trustees of the First tady. Motion in arrest of jud Wile ads. Herper. Re; of referees set aside, costs to abide the event-—Coleman admr. ads. Robinson ; derstand that Mr. or that he has received an; bn falapa on the 12th January, which states that Mr. Sli- teed to bad in thet town via Puebla on There is too much reason to success hich there was some reason accession of Almonte and Tornel to the ex! istration, is no Mr. han pteby) ae how expected Ld his commission under nied on plait Sod juctii 67 from the amount.—Fe- ro vs. Becker. Motion oat ostda report of referees de- talents, when he re- Ce pe ome = Cy AG ad 0 on the throne of Mexico. We cannot ¥ as Perrectoses of se extravagant a report.— hae ee ! zea 100 SYR prs a Lele iere werent os: al Public: sui yon the Pah Jan. 26} | York on the !i6th, Dringing accounts from Havre to | the 12th ult. The news by her, reached New York on | the afternoon of the 13th inst., via Long Island. She | was boarded 100 miles from the Hook, by the news boat of the Herald office. (From the Detroit Free Press, Jan. 27.) ‘We havo at last received very interesting news from | Great Britain, ( » (per. Liberty.) Itreached New York by | @ New York Herald. {From the Savannah Georgian, Jan. 30} We are also indebted to Messrs. M. 8. Ball & Co. of the Express line, forthe New York Herald of me meee brought Pinuapeuunia, Feb. 3, 1846. | There has been an election at the Bank of Penn- sylvania, to-day, for directors, and there were two | tickets up for the stockholders; one got up by a up by a large number of the largest and most influential ble part of the transaction, on the part of the present ad” ministration, was that they hed their ticket printed upon colored papers and preceding the eloction, the President, Mr. Trotter, and his brother, stood on wach side, or near the ballot bo: and thereby attempted to overawe the “ ve it an independent vote. One of it ) who went down to the bank undecided one ieee to vote, upon witnessin; the measures pursued by by the dominant party, did not tate to cast his vote in opposition to them, and pronounc- reg their conduct asa high handed and outrageous act of injastice towards such es might favor a change in the administration, and did not hesitate to tell them so, say- ing that such an unjust course, whatever might be the | phere result, would end in their overthrow the next ime. It is also said, and no doubt truly, that upon the pines of tho last dividends, the President had the div- idend book brought into his room, and superintended the payment, for the purpose of asking the stockholders for thai proxies. I presume this will not be denied. If so, proof can be brought. If Mr. Trotter had resigned, the directors would have made him a present, equal to two years’ salary ; for although he is a first rate man in his private relations, he is not quite the man for such a sta- tion, Briand be erated Fein of - ee Itis en that i een conducted upon fair princi bats Mr. Robbins’ Coad would have carried the da: d, of umng colored paper for We understand that in a rencontre, - fore ar ywa, from Havre, arrived at New | ago, in Cuthbert, Ga., between A. M. Joseph Jernigan, the latter was instantly iil discharge of a pistol by Fen. 4.—This wai ty va, James Mulligan, in 80th of last May, Mulligan, who is a blacksmith, and do- ing business at 119 Grand street, visited the public house or John Cunningham, where he met with MoCerty, whe is also a blacksmith, carrying on trade at No. 122 Merce: reet, Having asked M ligan to take gl former—Hughes, himself, 8 skating on the Canada side of the river, | etroit,on the,25th ult, broke through, and were drowned before assistance could reach them. The residence of Mr. James G. Drake, about a mile from Louisville, fire on the 25th ult. bracing many valuable paintings, kc., were destroyed. The great foot race in New Orleans, was to come | of on the Eclipse Course on the 26th ult. Jackson was inst the Arkansas Indian (Daflarooch), from Be was empively returned, accompanied by a frie: ‘he contents of ti on party of Mexican traders was lately robbed a | est of Bexar, on their return to the Rio the robbers were afew rene- en prowling about Bexar for | a Quakeress preacher, ad- at the Poydras street Methodist of the big ult Bishop Soul, is nip New Orleans. The§ Georgia Railroad and Banking Company have declared a dividend of two per centum upon their A large fire occurred in Macon, Georgia, on the been discovered,in New Zea- ins of monstrous birds, that must have been atleast 17 feet in height, and possessed of corresponding strength. The Vicksburg Intelligencer says the cotton from int is nearly exhausted, as it learns from the fact he Sultana and Ambassador havo left the trade. On Tuesday, the 13th ull , Miss Frances Browne, (! Mary MoCafiry, (Sister Mary Li , (Sister Mary Stanislaus,) and Miss Ann Ci q er Martha.) tceived the White Veil in the Chapel of the Convent of the Sisters of Mercy, Pittsburg, from the hands of the Bishop. The whole number of convicts in the Lethal State prison ‘at the expiration of the ived since that time, 23; makin, which, 10 have been discharged by expiration of sent ence, 2 by writ of error, 5 by executive pardon, and one by death, leaving now in confinement, 84. The Convention bill before the Senate of Ken- tucky, was lost in that body, on the 15th January, by a vote of 18 yeas to 20 nays. The Times says that a There have recent; the feast of the Epi jeter Mary Theresa,) ber thus sold not at all subject to the depreciation dem plies this case the jury returned a verdict for the deton- ntleman is going South to 0 open a jewelry establishment—his capital isa crow Die Ad Bo ado} | auch as were in debt to the bank, or such os a might desire an accommodation, were naturally fear- ful of voting the white ticket, lest they should be marked, if the coloured _ nornitineesa and thereby make ene- mies at hi Fair play is a i ent policy, will reir bape off, in the long run, second best ; and this will be proved at the next e eoten at this bank. Nous verrone. OMEGA. Tur Exrraorpinaky ArFair.—In our paper of the 6th inst. we published the following paragraph from the New York Herald :— Sincutam Arvain ox Staten Istanp.—We have re- ceived an extraordinary statement, sicrad by Eugune Burnand, pen a resident of Staten Island, but now of this city, particulars of some curious trans- sctiqne. ey wi ry names of his uncle, (by his wife’s Rev. Il nso Medrano, (formerly Catholic ave Carlos F. Hernandez, a Lt jentl jewel, and those who practice a differ ~ Miss Mary McKeon, eral o' appear in a erate striking position, We de. cline publish: ir, because it involves state- ments that might setae us to the expense of legal pro- ceedings, phage | ria ‘appears, however, that Mr. Medrano, the clergyman; Mr. Hernandez, and his three young children; Miss McKeon, and a nurs ed on board the packet ship Franconia, for on Monday last. M: rnandez, who this city, is left bebind, without husband or children; is represented to be in a state of mind bordering on de- traction. “ We have heard much more, soanteee, with a full his- tory of the origin of these transactions, but forbear fur. ther at present. Itseems to be an unhal and heart. breaking affair all round—and but for connexion which a ie Catholic priest has in the business, ought not to be alluded to by tre press—but a public teacher makes it a public matter.” It appears that the parties in New York interested in the capture of Medrano, (who had absconded with a large am amount of money in i pomeamea bel belonging te is ew,) applied rrancis m, now Now York: for mformation and professional reas rela- tive to Louisiana law; and after proper deliberation and the persis reparation of necessary documents, the law Mr. Upton here, (Upton & Olcott,) were written to! and armed with all necessary vouchers and effidavits in “pet or rocedure both against Me- drano and i 'ranconia reached the cit; yostensey, with ajeioas Passengers all on boa ‘he officers of law were on the watch, vij on and active. Mr. Youennes, the Captain of the of the First Municipality, had his warrant executed before the sbip was well made fast. Mrs. Hernan- dez, who has already arrived in the city, has vor enero ced a suit of divorce, and claims in ba savers | visional guardianship of her three c! n—F ies Margarita, Cecilia and Merced Antonia—the eldest of whom is but six years ofage. The childrenare now, we are told, in the care of their moths The ques- tion which her petition Presents, as to the provistonal care of her children, is similar to those deci in’ Penn- sylvania, in the d’Hauteville case, and have been settled Tour tribunals in the cases of Bullard ve. Bullard, and of Mrs. Waggaman vs. her husband, A suit has ‘also fn instituted in the United States Court on behalf of Emaar) Brunand vs. Ildefonso Medrano, in which the tiff, the nephew, claims the sum of $100,000. As these suits sre pending before our tribunals, it may be. come us to say nothing of the facts as ed ; but we cannot forbear the expression of our warmest sympathy forthe anxious mother; snd our solicitude lest the ‘aw, which takes no measure of the depths of maternal affec- tion, and weighs not humanity and mercy in the balance against arbitrary and ertificial rights, may deprive her ot those children who are her only solace ia her solitude, soe the only tie unbroken which binds her to earth. jut her cause is in strong hands, and is to be submitted to wise and impartial wd and may God prosper the right. We ieark that rats and McHenry are engaged for Mr. He: O. Delta, Jan. 25. Supreme Court Dxcisions.—January Term — ry nt of the Common Pleas reversed and that Justices affirmed.—In; ys. Wheeler—Fish “ Otman, Jr.—Shuler vs. Wi Carpenter vs. Earl —Mather vs. Perry—Houghton vs, Judson—Head and Head vs. Thompson—Jaqua vs. Lain—Stoddard vs, Hill. Judgment reversed.—Kent Dow—Burdick vse. Mc- Vonver—Broadwell vs. Gel! ‘Leland et al. vs. Hall et al. —Colegrove vs. Breed et vs. Carroll —Hallock vs. Gillett—Blunt et al. vs. Wright. Judg- ment Ly a a breradnganig pion va. ider iy of Bufialo— Lewellen vs. Olmsted Rogers v va. Wal- n—Buel n— vs. Sagendorph —King vs. Johnson and Pwikeabbott vs. Yost—Clark surv’r. vs. Rawson—Ketchum vs. Sawyer—Whitney vs. Mellen— Village of Auburn vs. J. E. Patten—The same vs. W. B. Patten—Smith vs. » Se va. Olmsted—Hart vs. Hart—Gale vs. Mead and Seeley —Thom; sani Gray: New trial denied—Roseboom vs. Mosher, Vanderhe: Hawk—Harrington Ye Reso Lover ads. Tamer Henry imp’d. ads. the Bank of Salina—Felkin vs. Rath- rill, &o~-Van Dyck ada. cig admr.—Butts vs. = ocelot Harger &’ Harger—Besle: ads. Colville, visors of Onondaga—the Chenango count; Insurance Com; eaye ads, ‘Jonningee- Pettibone granted on payment of costs—Biasdell jict—Gardner ads. Houghton & rsed—Ford & Law ve. d with costs—Rowell a Crafoct etal. Ji reed and venire de novo—by Washington Cc. Queens C, P. Turrell C.P. ‘ads, Small & Tompkins-by ( ‘uttle vs. Rowland—by nC. P. Seymour Jotemest for plaintiff’ on demurrer with leave ual terms.— Comm age Bank of Buffalo imes.—Besley et al. a ‘Schuyler ada. = ndant.. ae oe the 4th, ‘oth leave to i clare Commercial Bank of ior butais ve. al.—Mohawk & Hudson Railroad Company ptist Church, Schenec- nt denied.—Nay and Dewalns exr. ads. Bennett.—Borst vs. Neff and Mc- innel. Motion to set aside the report of referees de- nied.—Farmer ads. Prince. Motion to set aside re, ms of By a judgment rendered in the United States Dis- jew Orleans, a steamboat captain w: 50 for a violation of the Post Office jaw, hav: brought letter to that city, contrary to law. 1 Baal Ben, of fa Ne took place on Thursd: set Bank, on the North River, about ten miles Florida. A very interesting and young lady, by the name of Juanito ‘age, who was running and ‘edies, suddenly fell dei at renders this event penal: city, for if he did, pe he took to him $6000, which he had collected in the sou then went to Cincinnati; after remaining there for some ti ‘Smith, his partner, had left, and went off to either the frnatiiy tend ‘Wisconsin or lowa, taking with him the en- tire of firm ; he was then ficiven to seek for the benefit of the bankru; law ; some of his creditors filed objections to his disc! 8; allegi the quentian for the jury now to pass upon, is, oi whet an; of his proj ‘second! ram redone Peay has fa Cry lag to pga relat with any order of the court— ed rserred with any of the Tupt act, of the court, touching these several question now comes uj up to be decided on, upon hia depo- sitions. The case stan is supposed froma fit. WI ly distressing is, that a similar one of her brothers some few years since, he ti a promising boy about 8 years old. A aie has been established in Galveston, Captain Wm. Smith, died recently in the ir hous ppd pton, id ait the French Goveruasent for $40, jot ocad claim will go to of ¢ United States, as he has A foreign journal says:—The screw auxiliary is, without doubt, the most extra- imen of Sorpegy ots engineer- that ever crossed the A\ The Alton Tele; slaughtered there this be Although there may not Illinois this seacon as at t! a be greater. The price ef hogs at Alton, this week has ranged from $2 75 to 3 25 per cwt. The Nashua Telegraph sa) on Saturday last, with a about half a mile of his ho was found on Sunday morning, within sixty or seve: rods ot his house, perfectly Rraph says the soa of hogs is estimated at 22,000.— many hogs slaughtered in the quantity of pork Pie Fra. 4.—James J. Orat 6 a man left that village wn of rum, when within dead. The snow aloi had fallen sixteen times, and e had crawled upon his a ut forty rods, when comii ged to get over it, and fell bet and rA sed the tiny man perished. cabinet von sep carpenter's sl wat dwe! ing to the same, were entirely ay aay morsing, pbout 7 'clock. Le toa seraae, belie’ mpg rae of the St. Louis Baptist Church give a oyster supper this ning, few Orleans for t! A meeting of persons instaiia to emigrate to icing was called A Weston, Fiatte on the 21st ult. At this tim er emi fee to California than Oregon, 50 is the country, and so many at- California, inthe Buok se desirab! tractions does it present. The Champlain and St. Lawrence rail road com- pany have be wipe a dividend of $20 per share. $a the 10th ult., $2 affray ‘oodraff jot, Medical aid was fennel but’ efforts to save his life proved ineflectual. An eminent wargeon has lodged at Hall Dublin, a sealed envelope co! pound note, which he proposes to bestow on any mes- merist who can tell the number of it by clairvoyance. Two boys were drowned, in Rahway, N. J., on the 30th. made ie purchase, by paying the residue Lee Templeton. for compul: Rev. E. 8. Blue, a member of the Indiana Metho- | fendant must appear and answer fully. dist Conference, was killed onthe 19thult., by being dragged upon the esis by his horse. that the daughter of a re- cit f houthfield, Oakland county, has been Hebe sway "by the Mormons, and attempted to be conveyed out of the State, to Nauvoo, and thence to California. The father has sued o1 corpus to recover his child, and a criminal warrant for the arrest of the principal offend A person went into a store at Milwaukie to see the owner—a tin box lay open on the counter and he could not resist taking a handful of notes, $690, and left the store unseen But his conacience so-smote him that he revesled the affair to the Catholic Bishop restored the money, but ccncealed the name of the cul- tn suena $08 gave the Bishop $60; to be applied beat investigation in a suit whi ey parties. The Court denied the prayer of the petition with costs, a writ of habeas Before Recorde: ‘of counterfeiters, sixin number, headed by aman named James Brown, hav committed to jail at Akron, Ohi ‘Ihe Rev. E. Smith has formally withdrawn frem party. e been arrested, and jual liquidation the State n rejected in the Tenn body. has passed a bill 1i It had previously passed th The Democratic Convention, assembled at Little on the Sth ult., nominated R. W. Jobn- The bill to put into Beak of Tennessee has 5 quarry has been discovered inthe town Rectt county, Massachusetts, which pro- duces as perfect serpentine marble as need be—readily receives an excellent polish, andthe quarry must prove On Saturday afternoon last, a brick wall, in one of the streets of Boston, fell with a tremendous crash, jarring the foundations of the neighboring houses. Robert F. Carson, late treasurer of Clinton coun- L sod money by gambling, all at Harrisburg, ik. bee the hotel where he si ever, and it was found ad robbed himself. The Jersey City Advertiser says that di year 49 tt 00 ped, examined his trunk, how- jat it had been cut on the inside. juring up in that place, at an aggre- Ae im Van Voorst Mato at 450; making ings and wenn cost of $160, 750, The ngs pee Canal will be in. sacks a seatnol for- wardness as to je oat, of the largest clas of vessels it wt to f sire om ot freed i cere ivaad = convince all of its Orie heh pave sey in gating thote aS oc ootirnreni cs OF wiLp val penet is . wn bill’ is betore the New Jersey incorporate a college to be located at Bur! to be under the control of trustees bel testant h. Usexrgoten sur Joyrut Mexrinc.—A gentle- man residing near Marlborough, Lsoortetn hbo since went to hag York work mended to im 8 this + ount comers He chanced to have fe com oung men who had just en ge at ene (as the Ger- him,and brought the y: man over to his residence. ‘At dask the waned tet to 8 Belghbor fore German many years, to come and a who had been work talk with the new watnnans sent for came and seated Mime other, bya ‘— drinking the meal to i finished, cmatan some per Be Dutch talk; ee Rad they wait in vain, for from the table his oe th Soran Both stood a then rushed into rothers, and a} met for jn | ie 1 Tholpe Comsat tet aieat, Now Yo ¥ the moment the y: eyes were fixed on moment rewarding each other—and | each other's arms—they were | fhe first time ‘qe years! The kind feeling pers ‘Wright.—Albany Argus, Corn was selling at Cor Christi a few da bd dollars’ s bushel. ' | eet night and wi work on farms that hich it appeared, that on the , soon after nd in which he participated, oh Mulligan left and fmmedtote! |) when they drank without asking McCarty to join them. Some ords ensued between the parties, when McCarty 1 took up a tumbler and threw it at Mulligan, inflicting a severe wound upon his right cheek ; whereupon, the | compliment was returned by throwing some four or five tumblers at McCarty, followed up by other hostile de- | monstrations, to the mutual injury of both parties. ‘They pr afterwards separated with ‘some considerable difi. cult, nd action. is now brought to determine which of ‘al tradesmen are the most involved in fault.— Before Ju e Vi Wm. C. Burroughs vs. ifs. Peni eeiiciee tn action brought to recover for property sold and delivered. It ae that the plaintiff, through an authorized egent, ndant,on the th August last, 2067 fect of nm timber at thirty-one cents per cubic’ foot, amounting to $637 ‘After the 4 the defendant complaiued to the age: that 1432 feet of it muet be considered livery ofthe fissber, aint a ects et under the circumstances,con- sented to a reduction spk third for this rejected por- tion of the timber, which not being acceded to, the agent demanded the return of the,timber, wich was not com- Bled ¥ with. The plaintiff then brought a suit to recover the wh own be: it paid into Court $424 68, the amount corres- ponding wi amount of his bill, and the defendant, for his his own calculation. The defendant urged that, in conformity with usual custom, but pelt price is to be allowed for lumber which tion. ‘The plaintiff denies that any and besides, contends that the lum. delivered was of the first quality, and United States District Court. Before Judge Betts. In Bankruptcy.—In re. John W. Hall, an uncertified Bankrupt. Mas is in a case of bankruptcy; the bankrupt applies to the court and jury for his discharge, under the bankrupt law. From the statement of his counsel, it d that in T840 he entered into a copartnership in with @ man named Smith. Tho busi to be conducted under the style Hall & Smith. The firm dealt largely in the south, the petitioner went there in 164), to collect debts due to the firm. While there he was repeatedly written to b: his partner, Smith, not to return, as some of his friends and creditors in New York hed circulated reports of his insolvency. In consequence af these repeated letters, he remained inthe south considerable time. He at length came back as far as Newark, and wrote to his pet, to come to him. Smith accordingly went him, and advised him, at his peril, notto come to the would certainly get himself into a 's advice, having first handed bo he returned to Now York, and found that pertnership property, and the books of the ing that he was guilty of traud and er the besa de was guilty of a concealment did be prefer a. journed to this morning. For bankrupt, Messrs. Whale & Platt ; for opposing creditors, Mr. John Cook. Cireult Court. Before Judge Edmonds. vs. Samuel Cockroft «t tion} ees, by an endorser on a ted the 9th August, 1842, for $1000, payable two years after date, to Mathew D. Van Loen, nt bearing nature of the maker was defendant moved fora nonsuit, on the ground that the note was not negotiable. After a long argument between counsel ou both sides, the court granted the nonsuit, being of opinion that the lition referred to the promise, and not to the con ration, with liberty for plaintiffs to move to set aside the nonsuit. intifs, Messrs. Sandford and Faucher; for de- ‘or | aan Girard. James Lee etial vs. Daniel E. Estell.—This was an ac- ~ | tion of assumpsit, te zecaron the seine, aha uantit, Og soda, al e defendant The deteetant auto ithe sod ods, and refused to pay. This case stands adjourned to this dges that he never received tiff, Mr. Suffieldt; for defendant, Messrs. Sears iu. Vice Chancellor's Court Before Vice Chancellor McConn. _Fen. 4.—The following decisions we: wath by his honor, the Vice Chancellor Abi niga Faure vs. John T the defendant shall complete f the purchase a copy of this unl jin ten days after service order, the master Proceed to re-sell the property, risk and expense of the defendant as purchaser. ee Hageman vs. Charles J. Henshaw, et als—Ip this Vice Chancellor said the motion must be denied with, costs, and the amount credited on the judgment, bre Nr the defendant’s cross motion be granted. Barbier vs. Jacques a. P. Barbier.—The case ferred to a master, but ae fle minng 3 refused o of the questions. was made ry Tenthn Larson ph Sager said ‘chat the de- nite, Petition of Henry M. West in ® parchase of some prope y him from Thomas Pear: non Pleas. Before Judge Ulshoeffer. Fen. 4.—Rielly vs. the Jackson Marine Insurance Com- pany —Verdict for detendants, Before Judge Ingraham. Cochran vs. Lecompte et al.—The plaintiff’s case was not closed when the court adjourned. It will be resumed this morning. Court of General Sessions. Tie og gpa Aldermen Divver and Jonas B. Phillips, Aol District Attorno, Fen. 4.—No cases Ea: Aotiog Dire the court’ ad- journed until to-morrow morning. 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