The New York Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1846, Page 1

ol, XII., No. 60—Whole No. 4262. 1THE NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Propristor. Ciroulation...Forty Thousand. ee ee ee PAD \ . ppkbtchenbg tree HOTEL AT KINGSBRIDGE. ‘To let from tne tat day of May next, the large and commo- et ions Hotel at Kings! now Geen a Oy, John fy an Rernuptentice ctecont cen omer of rig, and alg Tage Srable tt will ccs horses. to be one fore Pavl iouse Veteran N New York sud Albany. be at, for one or mors years, and for & privace rai ‘ing bes fall y situated Hari a rte ‘apply to Abraham Valeting sm the Towa of tor ‘bout two miles above Kit prides, 2 Mi GVA mi06ett 163 Pronk sina Now Votk. A DESIRABL nro ES i Cie veer d ‘attic wi ier—m: basement eorean— Wy y by aay aii oat about tires reargano, for a private "Forter sini Day ow oRORGE G GASKIN, ire on the premises. TO LET--Fr first ot May ae 4 mien situated ia Bast Broadway, voily of three young persous. story Hou: and oceupi remments will be let reason. yas At Branch Post ‘Ofies, with rill be attended ‘mame and where an 2 interview may be had, wi fo immediately. N. B. Undenbted reference will be required. TO LEY, FOR C LEE, A FIRST RATE HOUSE, wi ground good condition, which were why srs achemi- pal factory, at present coparied t0.8 anoforte cw enon 4 peiated on the Haekensack road, only a few mirutes ase will vesiven lor severe] years, ile eased Shae Dr. Morris Leo- Wolf, 99 Liberty scot New mal dw*re TO LET, IN HOBOKEN, Two with the pri ia f a Thigeewill be ready for reece mae and be A They wy be fitted ia bosaait with all the late i improvemesty, Th rach contain 1! jes the kit ith tell Sarongepet, and ve 31 feet fr rail te and every baif eae atthe ferry at Hoboken. NOT DWELLING HOUSES, {STORE Sand vacant —_ change _ Invest: forsale, rent or ext a ents ductive Heal tstate, that will pay(rom ten to Ew con Tull be sold cai, ited. For farther af the Post office ia Belerilon N Belleville, Feb. 19. 1846. HOUSES AND LUT FOR 3. A PLEASANT country seat io the son, Morris county, No vorall 2 the beuatifial ent! ee Tipecae bey hans Business in who desires to retire in the country. r address to the subscriber. RARE GEBHN. anged for city pro- jing Wit via 134 hours communi- rookly whe ‘cus ran from armingdale t Ferd et; Sar hg nN New York fe Bteamboats also Spring t New York. For ave y *S, pic at i lv to FOR SALE—A five black oka a aaa Laat Shigh, hind ‘and gentle ia le and double harness, a ON eo fast trat fine style and action, and a very. five ‘o be seen at me lew juve te Mee, Oot? youre Ht soan ork Hippona, No. 65 Ls 4 ‘Avent, und ores ere ie He ‘a Ln owe Buablen, tbs about pts cat aa E aa TO MILLINERS. the well known and celebrated jat fact fne'before they mi re as the goods a apcramie igor ey pe tea Pres: CARL KING, 17 Division street. 1a Pare Subboun always on haods and are city te ceo, are idee oy ars Id Shoe Mr ..0‘actory; ney; our Bow» ing feen haed mn the ite. irae bio id to be : ever sold in this Cam ‘ auto ow Vor. ships dy thi ieline veut to embark more t jass, aud their accommodatious for cab: om and foeugers, it fe well knows, are ie ‘other live of packets. Persone wish cae ould pes Ln 4 ees if Burli “Fee tems ee ship a oWinatien’ Thea te tons barthen, 7, will pailas above, het reyalar day ene PaSRNOLL ee abet | * South street. Price of passage ‘Yne pocket atup, Eipoo, 115@ tons, Capt. John Eldridge, tt saccsed the Hottinguer, and sail om the 2ist of mw or jar m7 re ¥ PACKETS +O) ond Line—ihe sep pecker ship a Capt. J. Juhuston, jr | OF Gp ACKEr a= fast tia shediete application 9 on bon rot of oe oe Me. 'H Mem fief cabin 2d cabin and one, wr Apni, ber mm brought out bive ship, A ES 9 WANTED—A shi Yo lone tors Pry NPs Apply te ry cO., $e Bouth'e, THE NEW YORK NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORN NG, MARCH ll, 1846. MALL LINE FOR BOSTON. em (eR R.) Feb. 16, 1806. Arrival of El Conde de Mirasol—Sugar and Mo lasses Market—Lumber Plenty—Provisions in” CONSTIPATION (COSTIVENESS) DESTROYED a MEDICINES, I 964 iseovery recent! eee be this case tRieace by Mt MW BATHS. | | Our excellent Captain General “El Conde de Mi- rasol,” has this moment arrived in the city, escor- ted by a numerous cavaleade of mflitary and civil | | officers, with some large portion of our most distinguish- ROAD, VIA ONDON, NORWICH ¢ bef fete jE a pe aha fh’ Ye and Fk Peas edition of the ey of a aeentt simple, DAILY HERALD—Every day. Irice 2 cents per copy ‘hie Baroy Be a beet St deserve LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY. Iie | binding on those who now He will probably remain some days with us. No other | political news up to this moment. You certainly may have thought me remiss in not giv- ‘ou the usuel information of this market, but there as been but one direct occasion this crop, of which I | availed myself. I received via Ponce, yesterday, full files of uable Hera‘d of nows, from the Srd to the 24 10 dave later than any other pay not only have my thanks, but tl ar market is notas brisk as it was 15 daya fost of the orders from Europe havo been cut down to 3 cents, as the outside, and some even lower; | tee: while for the United States there is absolutely no do- | the defendants forever from exercising any control over the temporal affairs of the church, and also requiring them to account for the property while they were in 5 | peeunen of the church, &c. Aneppeal was then takea Tper ? the the ‘cartidcates ntteat ony only vaat thi ral means destroys constipation, ‘and Thi at | parties were | and the case waa dismisse | were not proven to be th | feel memeeapoe be b ony of seen ch, 1M to mber Setter se- moo oe ses, for curing which | eave New Yor—K sn Leave broskiye eS Tous, dasgerows rnd long # | medical science is entirely impote: j- | _ Sold at the National Depot | Maiden lane, New York, ow er in the place, and you | Na ose of many others. ss | appeal was then taken from the Assistant Vice Chancel- lor to the Chancellor, who reversed the decision, and | decided that the “Gable” party were the legiima’e trus- tof WARTON, of Paris, id by all booksellers and medi cre thasedny nr a faye, throu | | dealersin the United = intermediate | = PHALON’S MAGIC HAIR W AND INVALUABLE DISCUVAKY. dye, which instantaneously changes the ¢6!01 ets to. a beautiful brown or bl hy Geutlemen con have their w! dyed in five minutes “at the depot, 214 Broadway. those who would purchas ‘0 fall down to a point more in unison with and “ prime fancy brands’ ld than 3{ to 3jc, and there is an evident disposition among operators to hold back, if possible, for evon lower rat which is not beyond possibility. Molasses is extremely scarce, and the demand active; $11 to $12 for 100 $. aid, althougi: sucha price is bi are holding back for of feck, without ir ie and that Court by an slmos watGX o'clock, A. M., and Sipe ar bolo A Bi Leave Jamaica—| or Brgy ao A. BM. tsiat ee? Bedtord.# cent aria New York eon tc Pat Leave Farmingtaletor Brook! connie eee of Cure of Epi Fits, of 23 oars within the last ithe, by wreiog months, by useing Extragt, and sworo to before the Mayor of larch the 7th instant. —_ hom it mayfeoucern —I hei a a for twenty-three years witl for me fo describe my. suffered t through the 8 at from having the stacks light and yi Between, to having the m ia the most awfal manuer and verv frequently. 1 have tried the medical skill of numerous Re any benefit whatever. wi dy (s0 called) I could hear ‘ot, until L being cured, and looked forward tu the cold 1 I at length heard that Ivans’ Vegetabl: 3 s making many wonderful enres of this dread/ul dis- shadow of faith I called on rd my case to them. inderstood the disees», and v health revived too. of Riss pagicine about three months, and of mighty in the means used, | am description of Lumber, say W. Pino, P. Pi ks,is abundant, and dull pate ad Betton will be obtained fo ing, tho present stock being altogether ite to the demand. eat By ean ce train, r , f Treas pe bn ed eee ee ecrlow Funct a I parts of | jaguage Crates will be in readiness at street, to receive Baggage for the several fore the hour of sartang from the Brooklyn side, side, ‘Statesman leaves Green ay on dns tnival of ie Tinian boa THE. RECESS, Der New York—the faraicure and fixtures belonging thereto for sae cheep. without ever receiving . On the 23d ult., the woollen factory in Sherbrooke, | nade, owned by the British American Laad Com- | nd occupied by Mr. Adam Loomas, by Mr. J. P. a knitting factory, ate of Whitehall and by Mr. James Scott as a ill, was burnt to the ground. ated at $15,000, of which less than $2,000 is i ed. ‘The sreater lose is suffered by the land company, who lose about $10,000, and have {no insurance. posed to have taken from a stove pipe The light was seen et Stanstead Plain, a distance of thirty confess it was withor & Hart, aud rep AVEN, HARTFORD "AND AES ABT EOR at 6) "assengers take the ‘fasts an commodious steamers NEW FORK or CHAMPION, and arrive at Albany the same even- re been made to make the line sure, and passengers can ae oe arriving as advertised. OTt NEW YORK ‘AND HARLEM R. R. CO. ne and afer TRUBEDAY a which inclined them strongly to let the in to defend this bill, and that is, that the persons who have properly the right to detend this matter were never notified to appear. This point his Honor argued at length, aod then said that if the decree was allowed to stand as eps it would effect the title of the porson who shoul still another point in the case. It appears from the affi- davits that the “Gable” party did not confess judgment until they knew of the at once at 184 Grand st to tee any person who The Steam Saw Mill, at Fort Gibson, owned b: the U. 8. Government, was consumed by fire on the 12t caught from the fires in the seasoning for the new ubject, at wo ree aye nce, 19 Essex pireet, Ne this 7th aay Moreh J A. D. TIN’?ES LOTION N UNFAILING CURE inall iy swellings, dislooations, Sworn before me, 2 It was worth som: A short time since, the Ala., was robbed in Lagran; after its arrival, of a carpet ba der, containing abou’ 6,000 dollars. The steamer Zanesville Packet, on her way up the Muskingum and while lyin, took fire in her hold; and before ‘was damaged to the extent of five or six hundred dollars. She was laden with groceries and other heavy goods, to the value of five thousand dollars. They were much in- all, to boat and cargo, is estimat- from Montgome: A ne oe hestcagr ud inflammation, po! chilblains, corus, bunions, maeeteat fe aud permanent relief. in be, sem Gepended noon for prenounced. The Court tiny ree ould be for th terest of all parties that this deci uld be without regard to the merits of the case. He ferrod thereto, a1 gege iven under ing ‘which he entertained serious doubts. cite trust would be as binding jure He said that tl | when trustees were of a corpo from necessity to stand though they are not tra ‘at McConnelsville, ‘Hall for Williams’ Bri was quenched she urning will leave For eda amors, ene ery! kiads of eruptions oo the skin, it 1s an excel 9 jured. The damage i ed at about $2,500. Latest Frost Navvoo.—Our latest information | to Sunday morning Tl MAIL TINE AT = OOK A. as intermediate Inndings, or as far as the permit. re is good yd from int on ipe Ha Al neu 50 throaah to. ge ‘passage to Ni hie aed rated ice Sutras UTICA, , leaves the 1 peat! Courtlan¢ o’el iN] be landed at any of the choy are Daid for at the Agent's Offic as Terai apply on board, or to P.C. bar ves acl BOS! T ON STEAMERS. FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. aThe British and North, American Ro Foy CALED BON iA: w e Bi ve ports as, follows, vit: tasters Ryne, Comman . G. Lott, Commander, on Friday, May 1, .: nexer be without it. from Nauvoo 1s uy Twelve, who had let count of a rumor that the Deputy L his way to the city, imatblo mantels. said 8. Marshal was on having ascertained that the rumor The Saints, however, were still crossing the river, notwithstanding the snow CH. E'S GALV ANTE RINGS terns ay hy mi perce ny | t , SUCH 8 pal 8, ke , but when MAGE LiuTa: sought to be done, such as paying taxe: overy comprises an entirel: lication of the mysterious of agent. The Gatvanic Mipeevss Fiurp, hove been used with ent ry head, Gee. or limbs; Gor pv ertigg, nervous or sick Lee cv ‘Palsy ti re ei HIS remarkable our informants state, were crossing bac! out 800 wagons, and about 1500 most of whom are encamped on Sugar creek, en miles back from the ri already crossed So soon ss they My chi ty saute or ronic, moe all except Page,) ready for the march, the Twel will ret them. volted from the government of his brethren He is opposed to omigra- 8 eas of Sotats. iat and declares them usurpers. ting, and insists that there is no authority for the present ones of Dyspepsis, which The Strangites ih Nauvoo are taking advantage of the oie digestive ormans tal unsettled state of the Mormons to create diasentions They have now a pamphiet in press at it of which is to turn the tide of emi- gration towards Wisconsin. These efforts, together with those of apostle Page, are likely to create consi | > derable division, | Ps The Mormons who started in the advance party are id to be well loaded with provisions. They also take ge number of cattle along, on which they can sub- Mist 20 soon as graas is Up. Their course, it is said, will be directly up the D« Moines to the Indian coun ao from thence to th Mineouri.— [Warsaw Signal, Fé een taco fereut prices, being made ol patterns, aud can be worn bythe slightest inconvenience. DS, BRACLLE Are tmodifestions of the mvention, and chronic cases of disease, wnere pee Rin sess sufficient intensity or waist, arms, wrists, aacit perfect ease. Any Gal Galvaniom or RST wae M A nape td copenrer me the Re Bay At HERNDON a GO0 13,6 wall i. No Berth secured until paid for Tee GREAT BRITAIN mit money to their frlends in any p part of DRAFTS AND ey e most valuable diszoveries ol tion by lecter, (post paid,) yesterday, so far exceeded at Estes that for the first lied to condense the re- ra gn of ofthe intinemce ct, the teat of STiee « vou atc’ SERENGTHENING The Se of Bald LIVERPOOL—Packets ft the 16th and 20th f March The well-dnowa, fast euling uew packet VELIA, Hackstaff, commander, will positive lar d ere oe onde Ub" Caay Elaids ret lay. a cket shio apt inidge, onthe 20h Mareh, her regular day. For psssxge in cabin and siseuage, commodations, apply to These alate form an pee Paidition, to Rings, acting upen the same princi I an ecto means for Sleeper’ and Peters, Bi Dupont, St. Au, Newburgh ; Albert having wnsurpresed ac- Hi Bsa Co. VaNic STRENGTHEN.NG great and permanent advantace We refer our readers to the FOR NEW ORLEANs. =a and, New yon Live.—Regular preket, | il 6th — The clegant, fas ty lor, master, will posi ‘or freight or passage Accommo< odatiene,, apply on boar E. K, COLLIN & CO. 54 South street 9, soods received on board af Pe cba GE ane itvect, ot a ri ae ad Mish TES, mes, fn Tribune, ‘These eatin al Ail of which are from & been selected fr ir ‘character, which have been time the diseovery has been befor General it for the United States, city ot New Yorks ‘om Beware of Counterfeits DR. POWELL OC UL LIST, ND QPERATIVE SURGEON, to Di oe eye. and to all Imj o'clock, at his _ oo 1 Uebel, dos D Rugg! ‘Anarew Maris, London ; D’ Wilson, Flori Morton, Parks, ‘Stene, Adler, Baltimore’; Meredith and Lambe, Boston ; Jobn Russell, Charleston ; J. Barnum, ; J. Phillips, Ohio ; John Waring, Cleve- | Ciry.—M, Farlam, N. J. Theo. Wood, N. J ; H.R. Gay, Richmond, v cured ol end te short only At te the cluded in the judgm execution sued out against him "14 Fulton street, Jaa M ‘ampbell, Philadelphia ; c 8. Ww, ‘Ataron, ve 0.L. Bancrolt, court, to be ta: 4 i, Richmond ; B. ctégers We Hooker, Tennesse 3 8.C. ‘Warren, . Hall, Washingten, D. C. rs. Han: ep Stone, Phila; “Otho He kell, oeeee, Lexington, Ga.. James McCaleble bt. Cam “tea Balti- Albany ; P. ‘Norton, AL and i. Atwater, Centerville, own fast sr British havii Twothin Is jot death apply to the rs feetions et dts pee Phila.; ‘Little and Ky.; Joseph Hodg more ; Col. Riley, U. ® i * Fraxxuis.—J. H. Ward bany ; B. Tolridge, Baltimor. burg’; W. Galbraith, Erie, Pa. hg ; J.8. Mitchell, Conn.; Geo. Treadwi ese! Indiana ; E. w. Edgerston, C: i? ay Piatt, do ; M. Stanley, Conn; Cuaees —M. Reade, Phila.; Bradford, Roxbury, Mass. i G, Ward, Boston; Geo. Gilbert, St. Johns, N. B.; W. ‘Todbunter, John Reed, ‘piladeiphia. ; Chas. Berd, bia 8. 8. Bryant, Boston } larke, inn; i reat attention Mal success. UB, or Squinting, eared in mported, ARTIFICIAL EYES, of superior beanty VACLES ads rd to every defect. e to ure poor without ‘charge. ‘i and residence 261 Brondwav—entrance 1 m5 M,W,¥&Sa0 im r DENTIST. ROADWAY AND’ CANAL STREET, Jarabe and warrants them as good as the matu- tication. ‘4 complete double best Poa mpies + set of mineral Teeth on TURN whe AL Brat bere ‘Ann’ Harley, Capt, Robe. Beate, will \eceed the At m3 0) SaLE=Ts close a Coa p SIONS SHERI nist DOONS, “SHLD AN nd Gall Brown & Bell, with unw Th odations for Siete cae omely furnished, % tar BK COLLINS t CO .56 Bouth st. ‘OR GLASGOW.—REGULAR PACKET — @ well know® fast sailing Picket barque ADAM tons, pt, Hugh McEwen, daily ex~ DE, JONES, A. H. Rawle, do; 8. D. ral for the upper '. jor the rer ‘ion to be worn by the others, ceeded to state that th against their bonds, to wi debied to them betlore and at the cou cement of this suit in a sum $5000, ona bill of exchange drawn by one James Reeside, upon t United States, | terwards endorsed to the maturity it was presented for payment and refi is now sought to be set UNITED WA ‘TES AND GREAT BRITAIN OLD SAT ASLISHED EMI- ipeten fe "Reeth wid with Gold, from nber—eomer of Canal , Ryan OFFICKThe subse! ne Broedwiat P.coomgers to come out by the early Spi yable fironstions the ir. 9, c; Dr. Childs, Mass, Messrs. Spilier and Donohoe, Wingfield, Georgia ; C. W: H. Jones, Phila.; Capt. Truesdale, Fort In HARI OWARE AT AGENT'S Tes gland penned io eae Ut, several Mai ‘dealers from first hands, also Consult their ows interest by ener ce ee rer Catlery. ‘oF ea Court of General Sessions. Before Recorder Talimadge, and Aldermen Dodge Tappan. John McKeon, Esq., District Attorney. & March 10.--Case of George Popel.—In this case, which bf tried yésterday, the jury came into Court diet. They were accordingly anata | | ree upon a vel y Were accoi iy arg: war further consideration of the subject. ‘Atthe opening of, Court this mornin; brought in and permitted to enter a pl petit larceny, in having been concerned in Le the dwelling of Mr. Trac; also allowed to plead guil stealing sundry articles from the dwelling of Mra. and the Court sentenced him to be imprisoned in the Pen | for the term of one year, being six months for | ectnather Plea of Guilty—John Grant, indicted for | eeping a disorderly house, was also permitted to plead | ity to the indictment, and was directed to appear in next, and receive sentence. h Jewell at ron Lyng, in- a _ when called to trial, GLAt Jeodid ad ft’ selling Pocket pt. MeEwen, will have imme- teh for the above port. 19 has very comfortable accommodations for cabin, voornd cabin a ‘and steerage passengers, waich will be taken at To berthe early application should “EAPscorr, 3 Spath at, co AGE FROM yin @ iz ‘AIN D LAND, Aria Liverpool. a i ! been plete eccoment tee best best cast steel. th iy upon Puce Kash Loca sists the sot off on the ground that Re a Candlesticks, Bolu, Spoons, Sean Peete MES. stairs. ND | TO ARCH ARCHITECTS, | ae ; CUTTERS, AND STONE /urmished by i subscriber, eal to Con- y City, or at the Quarry, pi H.VREELAND. 'LL’S TRUSSES MINAL SUPPORTER. | ee the most Nemineat poystelons 4 ee pam pisrrad A female in attendance FOR THE face Feo SKIN. CHURCH'S VEG! LE LOTIO rs 0 de Foard, Peck on at ee j dorsed to defendant Lice oon a the s becoming due fen: | and, they therefore insist t: | to all ewe equities. From thi the questions between the part not, when the bill became due, Reeside was a debtor to the United States; and secondly, was it held at this time by a bona fide holder, throngh whom the defendants now claim. The defendants’ bond was put in and read, and the United States District Attorney rested. of all kinds of Straw Goods Sioa FR eae VW id FOR ae ees eee; _m2 2 inane m2 ImisMW&F*me in the 2nd avenue. ry to a second petit Teron jen their lowest rates, fom their new arrangements for this year, having esteWlished aBranch of the concern iu Liverpool, no ‘detention whatever, ena take Hate For further Fertculars, ap » apply to. cy. amacte anak, N. 4 | year 1835, the United Sta much embarrassed, particularly the Post Office De- partment, and the government was obliged to resort to all sorts of oxpedients to preserve it from benkruptoy. | Mr. Barry was then the Post Master General, and so hong barrassed was he by the disorganized state of the de| ‘3 be bang bn funds, ¢! : ae vr ir recogni to aid him in the management of the ment, a: 0 1d to be forfeited. The bail bond in this | assist in raising funds. Ree ‘ned by John L. Martin. iT Trial for Burglary—A colored woman, named Susan | ui Livingston, was then tried for a burglary in the de- lg room of ee ret Wail » New York. BHERDMAN, KERN A iat Chim N.B—Drafts ean as usual be far for any amount, jut Great Britain an i ireland, on application (28 re court on Frida) eo GENERAL avery ict Ttoed Liven for their ond tom, Li- erson which passege - be rm Fisyra, 190 Preto ia aoa SHADES, TASSE) N MONDAY NEXT, pen at NO. 58 Chatham Street, New York, One door from the corner of Chambers, H ow, extensi NSPARENT Wi NDOW SHADES, SR ATEY varity of Pessoa ind quality, obs found oe Tom our facilities for man comet ms well by wy eee we can safely of | ireely wothe tod to take their aces dishoneres was, Ret ceiving their drafts to enab! ‘oom window, and that @ portion | tractsund carry on his bu Simpson’s pawn | from the post office the draft in qu ind th | it was an absolute unqualified ara for value y 1g, jewelry, kc., of the value of $36. of the prosecution it ‘wi contained in a trunk, on this side of the Adan ic, despatch- ible. Roches! on the the Tith do} 1 sailing qualities of these in and steerage paar secure passage, ‘LS, CORD, Xe. e subsersber will own that the property w: was broken open, and ntrance into the room effected by ney tl of the \roolon ect article ® were found under the bed room. The prosecution having fail the room was locked, or securel; found the accused guilty of a gran: fastened, the jury larceny, and not @ the Court sentenced her to be faprison- ‘te prison for the term of Sod years, There being no other cases ready foi adjourned until to-morrow morning. Common Pleas. Before Judge Ulshoetfor. Mancn 10.—Einstedler va. cause, which was reported in the ‘nee of yesterday, the jury rendered a verdict for the defendants. Sherman vs. beg et als.~ sumed this mornii to be shown that ord, heey ceil be | be ene a eaaie pein are b tara invited to DUNCKER & BECKER. mn MANUFACTORY, ne corner Beach street, New York. RIB HK would inform his Customers and the cepa constantly on HoCages of every deseri nat a lower rate than they here. Merehante would find it to their & arantage to ‘al rend ot stock. Sve B Goany ot «ya attended to with jrempces: die | Bi. 2k telomeric ari ear | UNITED STATES, Ap GREAT BRITAIN I ED Eitionewr ee jers to sony CY by the realy sp *orlae ships, nid itp, co it was taroed back on to pay the bank § Faller afierwards by for $2560, and Colby pees it to New York and $ the latter sent it to | call and examine for themselves. r trial, the Court AN OLD TAT ABLISAE layor, $e.—In this | ¢ riher partienlars, apply to J. MEADMAN nS, ye a he investigated the accounts of Rees balance in his favor of $183,000, whic! -This cause was re- | paid to his widow ; that when Mr. Kendall, of Mr. Barry, camo into office, he attempt the accounts and to bring Reeside in debt ; that a suit was then commenced in the Supreme Cott, and thet tribunal decided that the accounts having been examined and certified by the head of the departm | was precluded from any further investigation ; and the | | defendants now insistthey have a right to net it oft —— ‘the amount due on their bonds to government. Alte: a Mr. Gerard had cone his openiog, he read tho | of | dence of Dr. Mason and one or two other witnesses bene esse; and it was then agreed to take a verdict for the defendants, aie y the ey rr the court upon one Or two points ict an vo Bd Patti mORe from TAY ro ip will please send their permits on board, For the defence it was endeavored jegal—that they consent- ed that Downing should become tb the purchaser, and that | the goods seized were not worth the rent claimed. After | the we aie was closed on both sides, the Court ad- YR Shot permitted in five days will be sent to the pub- m6 Sue ACKET SHIP HOT au ER oo fF EREMEN'® mine Fi the attention o! a ah cha "Bones its on board pt Hide Pr in WOUDHULL & MINIU: TS GOLY Livia rH BU- pent the 1 Be. to hiv aa ssvortinent es; de of every” ray mp ed rh ace variety constantly on hand, and TACAP, 98 Broadway. Bersu Of sending for their ols frlemae, can have b: Marcu pepper LL an jument e ent suit, wanton caso,” and will, doubtless, be so employed for | one or two days ensuing. it, known as the “ ncellor’s Court. Before Vice Coanomies MeCoun. Mahou 10.— George Lovett he Trustees of the Ger- man Reformed Church in the City of New York. et als.— chase @ mortgage on the church for $5,000. dants ask to come in now and defend the case, and t! question now before the Court was, whether the per- hed who had charge of th atthe time the mo: timate trustees, and whi ee toe! hauae of the eumnel that a controv: ig to be the le, nd t! dispute gave rise to incery, and tl because ‘the complainen legitimate trustees. The | called the ‘ Gable” party, for le ; and the defendants the dby Mr. Miller. An ey by Mr. party, for they were hea and he allowed a decree to be issued, rostraining mr the decree ofthe Chancellor 4 The Court of Errors, jon, re- verscd the decree ot tl that the defendants were the le; titled to control all the propert: to the Court of Errors, the defendants gavo up and surrend- ered to the complainants all property ‘ofthe church, together Nab oh the corporat as they wore required . the complainants as hela p possession of the property of the church they obtained permission of the Chancellor to mortgage the church for $5,000; and they borrowed that sum trom Mr. Lovett, | fect of the decision in the Court of Eri pel the com, Tho ef- as to com- nts to give up to the “Miller” party all the property, &> ; but previous.to the complainants Ie il i pencoadioe? were com- to whom they gave the mort egained posses- te yd bs + them, y be allo: we in and defend toshow that ah party had 1 of the churc! is one spect of this case lefendants come purchase under the foreclosure. There was cision of the Court of Errors, Mr. Lovett's counsel being present when the decree was ral authorities to prove that part le facto might Pity certain acts which though they were trustees de principle ar to be ie 185 of the property Le ill allow acts ie) on de ation, the Courts jure, but when they perform special acts it was right to inquire whether they were trustecs de jure or de facto. He argued that they ‘were not called upon to perform ex- inary acts. ‘They might perform certain acts never they come to mertgage the property it is a serious ques- tion whether or not they are gifted with any such right. It is also questioned, whether the money obtained trom Mr. Lovett weat to the of that corporation or whe- ther it was put to other uses. It would appear from the petition, that $1000 would have been sufficient to pay the taxes and put the church in repair. The complainants had incurred counsel fees to the amount of about $4,000, which was brought about in a litigation with the legiti- mate trusiees. It was incurred for the benefit of them- selves to enable them to carry on a litigation in their own behalf. His Honor thought that Lovett might have a good claim for the $1,000, but he was no! in regard to the $4,000. He’ said, that under cir- nces he felt bound to let tl defendants come in \d the bill. Ordered therefore, that the deci ide, and that the petitioners be permitted to oon solicitor and put in answer; costs to ab the John 0. Baker ve. George S. Hall.—This case came up taken toa Alaster’* report. Ordered, that 8 to the Master's report be allowed, with . Dorr ve. Phi Frost et ale.—Ordered, to a lants Dick- erson, Churchill and Edward Radcliffe et al that the demurrer be overruled with costs, and that the defendants have thirty days to answer the bill Abraham Hatfield vs. John M. Bloodgood.—This case came up on exceptions to a Master's report. Ordered, that the first, second and third exceptions taken in an- swer be disallowed, and that the Master's report allow- ing the third. exception to the answer for insufficiericy be confirmed, and farther that the fourth and fifth excep. tions bo allowed, and that the report stand as overruled in respect to the allowance of the filth and sixth excep tions to answer for impertivency. James R. Palmer et als. vs. John Elliott et ais., and Decree Francis 4. Palmer et als. va, John Eliott et a (entitled in both causes) adjudging the respective bills therein to have been properly filed, as constituting one bill of interpleader, but that Francis A. Palmer bear his own costs of the suits and be disc ry claim upon the notes in the ple Ri Palmer paying in the suits at law, the taxe: bill, that then he be paid the costs in the sui ‘out of the moneys bronght in and d ited with the Clerk of this Court by F. A. Pi ing the amount of the two notes in qi that it be referred to a Master to take proot respective clai pon the note: tain and report to which of them the money*belongs, &ec.; and all farther directions respecting the money a: the costs of the bills in interpleader, and of thi jubsequent proceedings as to which of tI claimants shail be charged therewith, are reserve: United States District Court. Before Judge Betts. Mancu 10.—The United States ve. John Peters, et. al.— ‘This was an action brought by the Government against defendants on a bond conditioned for the payment of $682, The defendants are importing merchants, and in 1839 executed the bond in question, amongst others, for duties on goods imported by them in that year. About five years ago sui e commenced on all the bonds, u The United States District Attorney pro- fendants claimed a set off ‘that the got ment was in- Post Master General 4 the latter accepted, and was al- fendants; when it came to d, and by th ainst the present the other ord ill, was indebted to them at t! the sum of $30,000. also say dat took it subjes of facta it will be are, first, wheth: Mr. Genanp opened the defence. He aid that, In the s Government was very ithe had tocallin Dr. M leet governm in return he was compell- | tances instead of cosh, which were ceived, Some a alt for work done b; elf and Ree- ) the endorsement of hi Pec did not take it became due, the governme: id it toa Mr. Col- ra & Co, for collection, but the ri pmont refused | ing that Reeside was in their de! on to say, hat before Mr. government t Attorney. en question arose in allusion to the whether ee ill ex; ed as to the matter wh tracted debate, upon the bill to erec! Unadilla. The bill will not pass and the rew county will not be erected. character speculatio! once crushed an ardent and dust ; when ior ronal man he no friends, Edwin Cros- well was his ( instance among a million—let the world know it, and The req cumstances connected with the conviction, end im argument on 10 copies for $1 All orders should paid, co Roberc H. Dumont, as Falton street; Philadel; Chesnut street. publishing ho $Covert H. Damoot, Legal Depucy ING OUT SOME. Of office of aan of his own, he lent them | uaxy, March 9, 1846. This is a very lovely morning —the buds are making ready to peep forth—and the little birds are preparing to cree was rented to the plain to pur- | come “bock agin” from the sunny south. The air is ‘The defen- | pure and balmy; indeed and in fine, spring hes come, and the river will be open withina week. The Senate poral affairs of the | met,as usual. Young not in his pla i probably recreating. Senator Boers is a very witty oe | man—quite equal to Mr. Bloss, in the House; he has between two sets of | been saying some very funny things this morning. The imate | Senate Chamber is crowded. The Senate was in com. mittee, in consideration of the bill yclept “an act to re | duce the salaries of certain officers of this State.” This bill propos the Secretary of State and Comptroller each $1600; the Treasurer $1000; deputy officers of the State Depart. ments each $800, the Chancellor, and Justices of the Su- preme Court, $2500 dollars each; Circuit Judges, $1200 cach; Supreme Court Clerks in the city of New York, each $1500; Clerks of Supreme Court out of New Fak, each $1200. Subordinate officers’ salaries to be, tionably reduced. A debate, peculiarly of the materiel of this Senate, o: this morning— to make the salary of the Governor $3000 ed upon the bill. A cutive salary, asto ly, or by implication, provided verpors of color; (in the event, J tion of colored tiemen to this beautiful and exciting argument enau- there was any reasonable ntleman of color would ) ns were made to Gov. Wright's , in oppo sacs to the§proposal to reduce his it was wold that these documents were of inoal- d that a vast deal of labor was expend- ; therefore, hiv salary should not be porn Vario 6 amendments were offered to the bill ; among others, several to reduce the per diem of mem- bers of the Legislature. ‘The Senate did not take eny action upen the bill. The House, in committee, was ongag rely const of 1e Mr. Ira Harris moved to refer the bill to punish seduc- tion and adultery to a committee to report com which motion wae agreed to. The bill will probably Pt struction of property by mobs, in Ss cit) a) New York. vy Mr. Stevenson reported a bill in relation to the de- m all bocrats. . ‘Attorney General Van Buren, attended by a heavy’ ral atick and a company of gentlemen, took a walk y (Sunday) afternoon ; Mr. Attorney General loo! ‘tively and love- met to have jutury effect Croawell is invulnerable to all rt other, at his political and private name will not be tarnished by smell small men ; = brasion of prejadice ‘oung man into the isinterested) nd. This is only an ‘give the world assurance of a man.” ‘he Anti-rent Committee were not in session esa ition made upon Judge Perker, for the ci ment of the anti-renters, has been complied fil and and all the evidence taken on the trials, kc. , has been appro- priately referred. About simultaneously with the report of the committee, who are devising some mode for the set- tlement of the anti-rent difficulties, will be made the port of the committee, as to the final disposition of O'Connor, and others. Much pepease “on the tone a) these re; If they are tav ale to enantry, trouble will ensue. "What will be the pre- cise nature of that trouble, I cannot tell ; but the poe of the State may be endangered. In any ‘event, a Rigen bi with no common feel ings, spring into e: and will fashion the policy o! this State f, mi afterfits own creation. Men have dreamed that the are lesson just administered to the tenantry ha ctually crushed and expunged all insur- rectionary spirit ; and, it jupposed, any further revolt is impousibl is is not so. An; man conver- ant with tl lights and shades of the human face di- vine, can understand that their vengeance is only sleep- ing, and the fire only s: Semper ig alas of liques inthe democratic party o be of the mest bitter charac- proper to apprehend that the 1g State Convention will in some degree be made up of representatives of these cliques; men, who, to ultimate some ulterior design, will carp and cavil upon any issue of right or of w: and who will mutilate and sacrifice a th consideration for the petting of a diminutive whim. Very mach is being id as to what may result from this Convention. Inde- pendent of the contingency that there is nothing good iu fe fact that the people are manifesting a preference for continual change in their form of hay ogi ap there is much to excite strong apprehension for the action of these delegates; and | am happ: y to know that apprehen- sion is rife. Pre ses, and pul ype ind individuals, are digosting this jifications, Samuel Young will be one of the de! tem in all probability. a I have no opinion to hazard—but there is much on the ie. Ls Surremg Court Unirep Page tar: flowrate 6, 1846 —No. 79—Alexandria Canal Com) plaiatiff in error vs. Frances Swann. The aiguecect this cause waa continued by Mr. Coxe for the defendant in error, and by Mr Coxe for the plaintiff in error. Ad- Popa till to-morrow, 11 o’clock. aturpay, March 7—Jobn A. Bryan, Erq., of Ohio, fom 8 B. Stoddard, Esq., of New York, and E. J. Ro- bers, Esq., of Michigan, were admitted ‘attorneys and counsellors of this court. No. 79—Alexandria Canal Company, tif in error vs. Frances Swann. Le was grante . Coxe to submit thie cause if of the plaintiff in error, cause continued to the next term. Adjourned till Monday, 12 COTTON MILL. 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No other dealer cam puss iv! yell the genuine. 125 Im*r $10,000, $+,00U, $5,000, 610,000, 85,000, 85,000, $9,090; $3,00098,000, poLeN SN BOND EEE ne tere ‘on good. is one ‘Aptly to 8 8 Bs BRO, '5,"No.11 Wall sein the all be w Gall e,mgen dhe hours of 9 and 12 o'eloak, oy be ind 4 o?rloek “31 RIKER’S SOLUTION FOR TH HICH will change grey, hair to its original color in a fe Those who doubt i's virtues, are tes. air changed before paying ir mouey. if hum- have this method prere wont Le A aa deny thei ts iakers aad bait y col | ink. “One tr | ofa satis ihe Hat i pctat ogc x Remef on er sou. _ Museum buil nor He bles have ined pat in the best 1 is cou! Jina balls for tropolitan Bank, it) | and French Ci maa ary articles ‘nthe trade, constant ‘on naa Im*me ‘aller, who was obliged | | Was cured by pi. Josephine: BILLIARDS IMPROVED. TTIS FIELD, reapsetfully,intorms hia friends and the blie, that_he has returaed to his old favorite qua:ters, ASHFORD 'S K KOOME entrance 1X Ann wad outing the jarble and from, with ‘Avr, India i doubt for sale; Indit Ory fie Biliard ‘chou. and for 0 THE PUBLIC. Ik WAS CURED - most orrenenet, piagane b oo Cy ted HEINE, No. 20 eg? uleers; Sei is wand 4 were swollen red with wleers: my at eguld not sleepy was ie imy nro and jens were contracted. as salivated, but 1 ed.n0 benefit until L Cart. Beene Yarrs. wish toace me, will Bud me atthe corner of Those who erect aud Maden ones wher: Tahal to re open | sli warticelars which | should not like to cive tn thle cote og. Dr, H. has no other office, but 20, Deane street, near re of certificates may be seen. jam, where hacdr m5 im*r PROFESSOR OF 7 (Usic, “PIANIST, $e $e, wie be. vig batee Lt] eee, cash Gan be event ”