The New York Herald Newspaper, February 12, 1846, Page 1

ORK HERALD. Vest PLP OOP NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY X12, 1846. THE NEW YORK HERALD. Pee ee Oe SALE. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprister. Circulation...Forty Thousand. epair: D=—Every day. Frice 2 conta per copy ac OF all kinds executed with beauty and dee | Winco Givens gees a 4 Rents frac eS eee Veateree ste eine ier eee ae non Pein revor Bits se a nae eee ‘inn sates te i wafers — eos sores Seta eas eaten apt Seeres oom de ek sreter wre Sho doer Smee tee oe pxpnoe CNC, N Sumner Sates ee ti ot joet dged in arat Nibiote, ‘Gert Bobi eve sold inthis. All Bow: TOUNG & JONES, 4 Ann street, 159 BROADWAY. LESALE AND RETAIL rus hi | The bie ar ts te set ore st liber mae yo = ip ontete a Troment attention to ‘he fol he i capable of offering Pomsesses pa ciaee etramae in Ma Paris in pev- the. Lan tor of Fa a century, xe fn ho oy tod ince the ra Ye all competit was honored ion ream His ses ery Haye tact, he ton ai quality and ‘of fabrication, with the tddicion of SrentiZaes which the fovign nar ca poness aamely, gad sdvamage in these articles o ticles ol a seabecribes mast nije aaa tm hen ie MSUAGLE: OSES tobe i Dye, which instant of itiful brown or r great superiority ied wa ten tofwelve hours to progusseay ae ten to twelve to steeds siromeeas terry one upon « 5 BR qa SET muapuan 4 co. 2 Se eee — mediate ee ey eres neg ree ey eSiadeateae Joie er Ay =" aot the rine ny mir fot Wal eae SiR their rege TRU rine sey ose: ed L pues T & BROT beds 7 |p Creat enn (yon Np suVALENTINES aa | Ss, theie ew Nicholas, their new mdr Le & ichest "aiken Then uae K.. he Bade, tichest style eLiyons Sl sche ns Valentines, Ric a feet Benrfa, be. phage Ti ati serene {| Saaccesaars fi fice 7 Im*r ‘Wholesale nad " Affairs of the New York Pilots. ti mera to in ihe Merchonta ister 20.) ee eed a rin ion shall form eorsr tad over ports declared ee craig licensing pilots were honorable men, an were 00 ba) no doubt Resins upon by good motives, and from a jus ire it, a thelr immediate interest. "That me |S byt em have also done their du- Sa.eee ected eammeciy re no ey civt to doubt, be- = ‘what the New York pilots have said and sworn to. ‘an the Journat of Commerce undertake to say that the Pherae! acting as commissioners have been a] Maat eat oe ag ae a law o} reas & Comtantore Jacob Sous a eaioner? ‘Whe ‘ ; the law of Gon so the Bat law, to bo found e thorizing the of underwriters and chamber of commerce to appoint Messrs. Marshall, Taylor, Blu: ‘and Sturges, commissioners? Can these thets gentlemen or force ¢bedience to their acts by any legal stepe what- ae Ae: atall. We have yet to i ee t ehoter Com- jones’s name over at r anythi more than for Dare pict. tie name tte bosleved, oe wrelhee those of C; Marshall and Mr. Taylor, id more or less nominally coping rn it loaat lots clear them from ony active interfer business. The Journal says the only promt der Micrivadt & che of the officials of this voluntary Dick, Mepvarl is the sala- ofthe secretary, Mr. Blunt, w! amounts to $1,000, yf ine “mouse ior ora, emer a imbert to. chew! through, ih @ year’s file of the Journal on his back. (ow, - addition to the eelaty of $1000, the commission. ers claim to to exact two per cent from the business of all pee submitting to their regulations. Besides this sam hey exact $1 for certificates, sing require bonds in the sum of $250 eech. Let us suppose that all the pilots do- ing business in New York} a ‘were eeu wren Al voluntary jations, wi would amount fathree ow tc sien at Rat dd el Th doing business at this port stand as follows—viz law if persons amounted to, in OT ee tes wal on which the commissioners le pilots. The business of pilotage and harbor of New York, for the year 1845, in the hands of the 126 plats, wes entimaiad sabes wut $100,000. 'T percent. on this amount of business would yield the commis’ Hr the. ofoess of i seoroentey. associa- tion, $2,000 per annum, beaides the fees iyo 198) for 136 tes, and the feeaof 4 cents captains licensed to pilot "Tt this is ‘own free trade, could ube tall carried out,we profess not to know what free trade ates ried oF my Broven that the “ hole”: aaa somewhat larger than a ‘‘ rat-hole,” to another Bein romarkiog, however, tia com- missioners of the association admit masters of vesvels to pilot their own yourele by ‘the payment of four centsa ton, on the issue of a certificate, and itsrenewal. (See vessel of 200 . Pi with Capt. is, for the privilege of carryin, aslouttosea. The Secretary, Mr. Blunt, on thi ment being published, came forward with ial. published, and Mr. any me as the autho: Mr, Tunure, sk peg Now York pilots, still eae thatan aj boy ia one of their boats, by the name rey, & 72 br »or German, was nsed as a voluntary association, toa by the commissio: ogy out a in to him by Cay one of the commissioners, with whom} he. They Bis foes, for the privilege of carrying her out. The’ poe promised to supply me by an Tafhavit ter of to-morrow bearing on this fact. Your space i notallow me to say more to-day, than to notice that the very system the association is pursuing towards the pi lots is calculated to rear up a monopoly worse than an; heretofore existing. For instance, what inducement there for the Jersey City or commissioner’s pilots to go beyond trout — atall, when they know that ap ba the New parry Ravebsctied cake, Bh weather, 300 at sea, and safely ‘brcugh favorable ‘wind, tide and weather, it is an eas; mat odrrbainer pt iy Any master might do to the other point, I 9; re) f, that the souinissionars cannot enforce their oD ns, unless New perme derwriters insert a clause in their policies to that they will pay no lossés on vessels, &c. the hands of New York pilots. And su; Eappo' were to do this, what would be the They Pe hag capa iY do Tale Fess) as jatly by some large would insure their vesiela somewhere else. were the case, Suppose merchant af rea York insures his vessel under his services and is refused, , and can find one of Cay waren, fic im Siaoaloaiboer oe alow io fake. on houts, Et Tost ? itis true, the owner of the vessel, because the common law of would lau te insure im No of any la: w of gar OW, insurers in New Orleans or Sa on the ground that a competent pilot had offered his ser. vices, and had tech refused. Does not be cage ei of such a case imply the want of a general law, de: the qualifications, duties, &c., of pi and ey far pi lotege shall affect the liability of underwrite "New Yonx, Feb. 6, 1846, Tus New Youx Pirovs, once mons.— Only ‘one point remains to be set right in this controve ‘When Mr. Tuoure stated that a commi: fees for the privile, one of ing a vossel to sea,I gave his name as autho: y. Mr. Wm. P. Tupure will not had uttered a“ tSisetood had then ‘ withdraw: “ Morgan” is as incapable of uttei “ falsehood” as the Courier is of wi without presentation. It turns out that there ia some discrepancy between what ost of i Be ab whee doth 6 hay ener é~Thia is tocontty, that on the day and date hereof, ly appeared be- Paredes be N. Clarke, wie notary in goa for the 3 Van Fleet, who deposeth and ee of New York, Henry That on or about the 27th day of December, 1845, the said Van Fleet was in conversation with Martin Commissioners. Bk: ob ad 8. VAN FLEET. “ Sworn $o, this the 2a gh “JOSIAH N, ABE, blic Notary.” Capt ertole gern eee ee commisioners, age A as secretary tothe board. The pilots pnhs tay he owns a pilot beat or so, which he lets to pilots created by the board; that Martin Gray, the Swede or | f have also German, who wes an apprentice in one of their boats, Seated tat bs Bare eee y five F pct ade etal Cie -five per oat it would yd the peokelyy to att Ane) per cent jor himeelf, Ona drawing | et wpe | Ey alae ae ee or out e, ra} would’ $11 20 or his services, while. $15 80 would have to the other That the New York merc! and as well as the New York pilots, in seeking the ‘the State ear, (60 much complained of,) as. Stull tare tsa Fer ed Cpe Sout appt a rw ree u from the following ex! from the to the New York. latare by the judi com: on the 18th March, . (Seo Leg. No. 166 ):— “The shipping interest nd unaerwriters of vow York comm! stent vor an open un (Ninel com Ms doubts may be enter. tained on the the etbject, feat views are entitled to great weight and je repeal of our pilot laws seems to be the only aa of settling this Bre by actual experiment,” ros contialey as well to the worthy corps jots,as to the commerce of our chief ‘that the cxpertiognt should have a fair to the candor of the public te say the N; ecaeyines teetiog, fad ge to Seen oeeces Board of Education. Jat wegen 2a. .» President, in the chair. of ting were read and approved. ‘oaks ‘etition from the Commissioners of the ing for an appropriation of $2640 built in James street, for the red to the Finance Commit- Allen presented some small diferent wards—referred to the Audit- jeation—From the Commissioners of the 10th fn appropriation of out agsin. If they are unwilling to abide by the lorimer r i by the committee, and are not“ in ee | | of an open and unrestricted mrsr grail then rf beter ee eae Be for a generel law on the sul trade | & cn en rack provisions for thelr nterestsae shall ‘From the Cincinnati Union, Feb. 4.) Las'New Mero tesa eens Pi.ors.—We find we ‘ork papers, that a portion sixpenny” press in that city, have oye been so nettled at f the Herald, news Shead of the Lok sta) they’ it penly jo of taking re Bennett (!) whom have | found the: ng vorange ¥2 with—as a general thi: | therefore, latnghed their. of — aires vind pilote— up inaeanh peat dane reception of scholara—rei ward school, No.4, pais the last year—referred cy adit Eleventh “nye j the trustees of the lication Oy th ward, fer an ap; t thunder upon the heads | purchase ground, and to build a aphae hou — they, charge with all | rd—I ay he der in; mittee. Twelfth Ward—Application. by Mr. Emmet, on behalf Mediry trustees of the 12th ward, for an appropriation to uild a school in 42d street. in fourteenth venom 4k fe the. done to Whool be houses ta (oy ‘hath ‘ward—accepted. Report of auditing committee, adverse to the ape ment "Brien, and asking to committee discha: the School Law.—Re) damien io favor of memorializing Leg the passageof an act to amend the present school law. ‘he fee, in their‘report, state that in their judg- ment it was inexpedient to apply for any alterations in school law, which would change any of its Payroll bat oe ‘were some po! jgment require to be amended, in order to feailftate its operation. A draft of the propo: ments was then read. Mr. Nicoun moved that the re. amendments taken up and consi Mr. Sxipmone was in favor of postpon! ings until the Board had an o| understanding of the propose them to be printed, and further proceedings postponed to Me Acnae een that they should 9) es furnished to cach member of the B: Aetna pilots, at ward—referred. stock: eee Well street, for the rposes. J Foe ten tenzeare past, these honest pet reeouted by the Wall | ently ip te. agence mB mi and justice of the Magislatures tnd they now throw 4 bree od pon and Sones ail ro of the bill of Charles cheered Accepted, an Imendment s of more then five years in have been conversant the misexchle Stunpe of this “Wall street clique” feralé establishment— and this same gang cote up an incessant wer upon the their movements with the vm in order to juence of their pets—th: cote bear unitedly ery t ae had experimented in nie rt them, to their heart's content, that.their They now {attack the pilots, however, and every sort of anathema, is hurled at the heads of this en- jaring set of men—with a view to destroy ir rs regres re] we toe shia a salon okie the subject ‘> ~ | ir powers at Washingt may meet with the isvorabte | eration they deserve. There is no’ class of men | = suffer so many hardships, or whose voe: ge contact with more scenes jlots. From our souk for their indomitab! most liberal construction may and Fisk, of New tery upon Augustus Cornet Greenwood, his conned, poe of the Court of Oyer and Term an ecco and oe upen ene of the city watchmen, were brought into Court upon a bench warrant, and se- verally pleaded not guilty. Not being prepared with Dail for their ‘appearance to. take their trisis at the pre- sent term, they were committed to the custody of the ions of the law which eat in tin the hope of rt be socenteds sani the a sufficientl; pt ly rtumity of coming to an amendments, and wished be printed, end Boar, = named Ji juggested that additional copies should rinted for the use of the members of the suggestion was adopted, and the re: be: trust, that their objec be printed rps solution to print carri Mr. Wuxever offered @ resolution, County Superintendent to relation to the plan of ‘buil ation brings of peril, then the New e, perseverance, and jo we hope, thet the arliest possible intelligeuce from the disseminating of that intelligence, at the “Great West,”—at the earliest moment, is universally kaown to be of vital interest to our whole mercantile comm lots we are inde ive the Board his \ awats common scheols in the ited that the resolu! vs Superintendent ethod ded, by should aleo express the school houses, t the Board had no power to call @ did not doubt but that that qaziles give the Board his opinion, ested the appointment of a committee oi ounty pe mpeoenyey h Shia sasereaia his views, and then report to the Board. The rey with Mr. Mason’s amendment, was are tho anergy: ol they earliest news we btsin at this point, and daring the last two spate, most valuable intel. i . ig isp | on the County Sw subject, although he man would cheerfull ebroad, ‘iar this news, have latterly more than a hundred miles ot° se; who have the news home ai 4 lives—and this happens almost weekly, Leo lg thy . Bat Decauve i they do not happen to carried in one paaaee eee believe itis only ‘ile it We sincerely an the cause tiny —_ have ofall ent fale easing thet they may obtain the justice which their claims so eminently entitle them to—and that notwithsta1 the rete who should foster and enceu may, as we firmly peters they through this conten which is. m by the Wall stres street hool Society to Tepott tte the Bo ir | school houses érected now in the course of erection, en: chased for school purposes, ‘with the ohavecton Tocal ion, and cost of each’; also, to report if’ houses has been pea in the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of the city of New Yor! naihina Azer thought the Public School Society, who made their reportto this Board, from which man who offered the resolution got his infor- mation, could not but think that such resolution was dis- courteous, and wished that the resolution should be amended b7 explaining its object, to wit: that the reso- ask for further information from Dr. Sweeny opposed Mr. Allen’s amendment ; he said there was nothing in the resolution which could be con- sidered offensive ; he thought ifthe gentleman's amend- look like a letter of apology, and would be equivalent to an admission that there was something offensive to the Public School Society in the resolution. = po the resolution. He thoq ht it e part of this Board to tionto enable them to attack the Public for the surplus money in their hands, He conceived it ot attack in order to ba them fom using their surplus funds for build: the eae in toto. ied to Mr. Skidmore. He said he always School Soci hic. Society,and ought the simple eta bad offer. be construed fe sought for sbould be met pro; bet in this board, and ings of the ‘members of the Publ School Society themscives. Mr.-Waneven wished to have the letter clause of the Iconic ought a potty roped far he was perfectly will to te tne Beard; A Pe ate Ry eit Mr, Wheeler's amendment; he a was bongo and ifthe mover of that the Public School Society had the information they require; a hoped Mr. Nicoll ‘ald adopt Mr. Whee. to mest the views by Ne jew York pice. since 7th Maya cena —_ lation was 7 intended = violently waged ogelast | lation was tend Society. From Jamatca —We have received, ston, the Jamaica @ it the ae Hayrt.—A report hes reached ee possession Hope, from Kin, is f the tha ee view of tl the ‘this island, under the ‘by the acknowledgment pretext of ennexet Dominicans, has been thy by these people of the supremacy of Old Spain, surrender of theirind Mr. SxipMonz op was an attempt on be Dpentete area aianet am city ah ~ ‘o to the iron, which, as we notice: ince, was latery sont thither.” We are quite unable, sowever, to vouch for authenticity or truth of ren. ee wer ace was op] Supreme beng te so ooh wet aside Satie of decla- Jewett ri al. ads Clark. eran Justice Bropecm, ration, Ae grisea Foe Dea oes to notice and argu: ted, on terms. Cheeseman ads nee venue; denied. Dows et al. from Common e pati ees on terms.— Fach ee, yee ht j| peor tie Ae mune ogee imp’d, &c. ads Devi Motion for ds Skidmore. Mi toset aside acom- mon rule; ‘ented, with costs. Ford eds. Vernam. Mo grevted, unless pif pay ba- at Peer eg coat ym, and to Nee Orleans or Savannah, and s in} 309 be bales of cotton, ship, by a merchant on the spot, who insures the same a local office, and that, when she comes within one hundred miles of, Sandy Hook, ‘i ag FG York eee Cy reat and he wo jected to stricken out. Afters few words from Mr. Allen, the question on the resclution, as amended, was put. Mr, Sxipmoae called for the yeas and naya-23 having in the affirmative, and 2 in the negative. ttared « rela tion req tion to set aside judgment; parce ge os Decisions 1n Cmancery.—The following sions were made by Vice Chancellor. Parker at the ‘Opening of the court yesterday :— nea it ay easter 3, Goa i Hogeboam deft ngs Dill we was Pe ielective in not alleging ‘cepted the devise Serpe a of Demurrer sustained, unless gems amend mE ty the Aaburn and Lt. J. Wilson and Company ead for de- that the arbitration fedesignen 4 upon Need seo = decre: Lenten Tiny ges a ny from crossing the complainant uot ment of the award and rinteret eee. Sort foe railroad plainant’s costs of sui taxed.— Sonn Creblack vs, Amenia Seliech. dall for deft. Decree for divorce granted. vate was adopted. ids ‘Publ ic Ted number of are establish Jantary, 1 lait = location, nd th the date of their organi- It wes ‘ned smived and seconde: resolutions should bo signed by the Clerk iene ruatecty ic School Soci tement of the Clerk ofthe Board was nent presented, and referred to the Auditing Com- jinted to confer with the the several ward o owner of this vessel would recover from the underwriters, but trate sus of tam the owner of the cottun could also recover from the erate sum ios thousend lollars. school houses ia the city ; andthe Court of General Beastons. Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Messerole and Divver. John McKeon, Esq. Fen, 11 —The Case of Madame ing of the court, this m pleaded with Madame Cast moved to have the triul then em M. Smith, one of Thomas Smith for ioner’s pi * divided his , District Attorney. ostello.— At the open: , the counsel of Meson, im- in prodncing an Lead gel —wlll br Bene tle Bischood” or discrepancy inthe or in Sistoment i it rests with Wm. P. Tunure, and not with “ Morgan ;” and the Courier went beyond what was due to cor and when it said “ Morgan” Supert Before Judge Oakley. Fen 11—Thomas Ravitnecs Ruck.—This was an action for en pote The plaintiff was an 9 ‘under pty Sem to the and being told to clean the eh, ry asel — the defence, was ed in one of the civil courts. ba trial was accordingly set down for Lesa ttn Trial ‘or Robbery in the First prlored yan, was then piano forte manufacturer, and some xii bent on the 22d of Dec. last. being called to the stand, described the pre- from him, and the manner in which it wes secomlished. He also swore positively to the identity of the scoused, = lendlord ofthe ir won aro the robbery oe have been committed, tas te tained information which cence of the accused, ple: ‘enabled. him to furnish the name ofthe guilty Tiree, of which’ tek wide that he had ree “ net’ onl; iy established the e found. The jury accord- ol of not guilty. rat Burgiary.—David Jones and William Jones, b in the 3d degree into the store of John H. Calloran, No. on the night of the 26th of Jam refrom a number of pistols, a qui ing shown in ovidence, on the paged in th ar itiote rations. eir — and" ihe ‘court sentenced ip the [ove pelo in the term of for trial, the court ad- The in fall for Aty demands, even subse owing from him to the plaintiffs in gave @ verdict forthe m of the Court, for $14,000, (the exes $1.3 ia ome 0, nd W. =This was an ac- r ee mia had been entered Tato by. very snd judgment obtain abtained agers Tities in these peculetve to-morrow- Circuit Court. Fes 11. Pe orn ee. ; counee! summed the fey Soe ame vp Te agreed wpe a late alow aay Fae econ f be dram ‘Moots pays abi ew Vor’ antendoted feed nario Jade Ulshoeffer. Durhom vs. ine.—" cause, of yanterday, ‘was not concluded when the Court ad- Hector Me Cullem ve. may gene was anhac. te @ amount o Pegg tes by Teane Falrehld, in favor of handed to defendant to ‘collect; fs io ae it Oneida,county for col- get itor the proceeds of the Surrogate of and allegeshe pee opal efence—| it into the office of (ach hone disbon ns | the Sucrogate, te collected aes Bist rer® det nee ita cores of callecton Seas Mn ‘Malas tee eben. | 3 phy Sad Maloch; for defendant, Court Calenda:r—This Day. tarry aa —Nos, 90, 105, 69, 23, 47, 11, 14, 65,87 All, "112; 118, 114,'116, 120, iat, | 106, 106, aes pt Prete e 69, "418, 0, a7, te, 161, 183, 168, 107, 109, le AccipENT on rp Lona Istanp >. —The engi- neer, who was injured by th off the of the locomotive Wintel oats; cittne aaa road, | on Tuesday, lies in a very precarious state. The seci- dent was occasioned ''y the frost having hove up the end of one ar tajured, though there bad joint. ane other per- son was injured, ere were several persons on the engine and The nger on without eet ee ta the aafective ral bali Krxa’s County Ganenat Sxssions.. Smith, tho }, | Man whose arraig: signet ope cee ete re C4 tioned yesterday, was found prison, for sentence, on Saturdey ti next. Henry Britton, one of bis alleged accomplices in the burglary, and whe for some time prior to their arrest was associated with him in business asa locksmith in this city, was placed atthe ber; for trial on an indict- ment ching wim with:b in the third at the store of Mesdames Eli: and Eupbemia in Fulton street. The accused is quite a young men, and bute few weeks before his taken into » riust have known to be old convicts, and of depraved and ferme) character—has excited much nishment pone seh who were ac inted with _. 3 defe: an eloquent advocate frot seoorsaee in obtaining his acquittal at atthe ‘Bands of irm of Clarke ult and bat- on motion of Judge d until the April term it Matthew Mernogh, indicted for Ihe trial of Stone tha Gem ot the ‘ork—in jailor. y John Gillespie was theu | a on trial for a grand lar- ceny, of which he stood charged, on the complaint of a aint A For the prosecution, them R. 8. witne: xemined; amot Chureb John Bird, and. ‘ S, Wright ; and a man named Michael McCarthy was called on the part of the Cored which was conducted by Alexander Campbell, Ate oe along consultation, the jury returned a veniict a not guil were areseraraly arge Oo: and battery, alleged to have been committed by them, the Catharine Benjamin Roger hicDovitt, Henry Delan, and Peter ape pees ned for trial, na chi some time at Ferry. Brown, Joseph Haynes, John Morehan and Alexander Blackburn were examined as witnesses on behalf of the f Re jople, and Dominick Col; ‘Thomas Kane ee radley were called for defence. H. B. Dui Eaq, appeared as counsel for the accused, all of w’ were acquitted. Richard Roberts, (an old State prison convict) im- leaded. with John Smith and others, in two indictments he te fe ess in the third seeree, withdrew his ples ot not gu: pasted gai Robert Hewitt, (imp! jeaded with a young men who was in his employ as eeaelr pba for selling lottery tickets, and issuing esting insurance in lottery spe- culations was foucd mainder of ten week will be occu with the fencer of various persons who have guilty ind who have been convicted of, divers felonies. and isdemeanors, and with the trials of the following men- m tioned individuals :-John Farrell, William McClure and — mi fiteong indicted for selling liquor withont license a rer, for keepin, plotery office, and issuing lislees Charles Dudle arnum, f for indecently ex: re 3 his person in the publ streets ; wae Bent, sault it and batte: offen: ry ; Thomas and Paul Layton, foraae ; Charles Taylor, for burglary in the thi gree; sind Daniel A. Gale, for obtaining a spectre by .—Judge BL psd and uceey alent ta joel engeged until pest 11 its lock Perponaizestoniere ‘ith, the ek ypeares of an action instit ted by John C, Hallagan against Daniel Dougherty, to recoverdamages for a trespass, in the alleged forct! +7; by the defendant, into the plaintif’’s premises. W.S. Sears and Theodore Eames, Esqs., counsel for the respective cee ps H tll cannes of witnesses were examined, con. A verdict was Fepdemast in favor of the inh for $75 damages, and Costs. Frederick R. Sherman wes admitted as an attorney and counsellor of this court, for the purpose of enabling him to sppear + professionally inan oe cause, in nish he, he, (implead James Plant others,) was the - lant, at the suit of William and Louis Whiley, " An order was Papa to stay further in the suit until argument shell be beard this da: y+ A motion was made to stay and set asid in motion was mi 0 at sot aside exangiien ie P srainet E~ scan socoke N. ew ‘sing, bag. eppeared jacob Carpenter. for the defendant, and J.M. Van Cott The motion wes denied, wiih $7 costs, In the case of Martin Kalbfliech cn the daca David Cibshentersbeing ion sppenh: Seam. an inferior tribunal. decision of the justice in rt Teeiae revere Te Murrerran Covat.—A suit wes tried in this our, be: fore Pog a) Church, in which Wm. Julian, a mn business at Kast Brooklyn, was the Fada oulered ‘men named d Davie, « weil Test aaler ent a oa de onoh, Seb Bt cn be defendant Thea was recover od. payment of which was rekisallec ths ereted sold nt lies, fotake [arp day. me which 8 effet ale ‘ t's past ¢ ‘as a groce! arrested yes- erday by Jobn Swert sheriff, ona ieee tatr as rae = ving Woon of a broach’ oF ne g therefor in the very mod. ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD. HE me WHITE LEAD COMPANY any ¢xtent that may be T i tera Dremetis es Wy eet Gees ee ae : vara gpaed 2 expense in the erection o at mineh wou the least degree, to the’ improvement Lead, bevina srailed. thempoerves, of every” monemn itaprovenment. har aie Se Seer = ‘and still is greatly adulterated wi ral prod ch he: thap COP LdaY mar saute eee ay par weight to rer minead it, the Trnces ofthe tl Siege Pe Airy Beeraduananimously, the folio’ Beco e e, soit 2 es aN led tare a ir fro! fe Company ‘will warrant as ares eae Smorane Rea a zt Genres tartar Geaeral bal are the cuisia a to Pt EN & C LGATE, {7 2m*r 267 Pearl Fou orate atreet. yuetyy roi eR Si oe rom the Bene, fee satided The Faron Sate wi eciae s a iv Fan i eho pau ‘Legion Race nay eee Arcade. Cheanut at. BIRD CAGE ee vg comet, Bonsh ¢ amen ork. woul sfimmeres matere cee ee A ieee ree yaa = Ra a fr out of the ck. rete MUSIG, HE. ERMAN CO COTILLION LN Aurar J respeetfal eens teen on "ie eon part re | pats street. 34 in*m