The New York Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1846, Page 7

pow ner inw! THE HERALD SUPPLEMENT. GORDON BENNETT, Cerner of Fulton and jassaw sts. Avant, May 12, 1946. Trial of John John: for the Murder of Legislative Proceedings. Betsey Ite The Senate was in sessio} three COND DAY—CONTINUED. Lecco noes neve HAMPTON, roman § co., May 8) tll City Intelligence. Sores on rae Five Poorrs.—On Friday“night last our eporter visited the Five Points, in company with several some difficult the small stick lay Sonthern gentlemen, who were anxious to witpess all | this morning ; it was simply confirming some unimportant Awan wo! 1, have c! e of the tall sights which this great city of Gotham affords— | nominations, | anette Aeplum at Leer hare been physicl to it} which Yay Je 10 eat for Im the Senate, this morning, Mr. Scott, from the judi | Het® four years; formerly | had charge of th P. the Insane, at Hartford, in C cticut; | was consulting ciary committee, reported against the several petitions | physician there about en years, and had special charge for the pardon of the antirent convicts. The honorable of it for three years; I have visited hospitals for the in- Senator commented upon the impropricty of legislative | #0¢ im France, Great Britain; | known Anne t A ti Jatt Sad eoSlbig,“ geminic te teow a, Mgnt-on eops (H2AGtirason Sn Mandll of Insoosten” te volved. wast | nutes bat oecbens Sen teeteaeear hint che fast cn ay practised by the inhabitants of that re- | an assumption of power was unconstitutional, and he | came in, she 9 aon enone = rational state; bo = j a. ¢ origin of the Five Points, is from the fact of | declared that the pardoning power, incasesof this nature, | W** Woery, ted her to lie down; very soon she be- re being fi e | came deranged, and had spasms which were severe, and | Sermo an afinireble. oppor cry Be te eee wit rene exclusively in the Executive of this State. | lasted for several days; the seemed delirigus, and but lit- ‘We were very politely escorted through the various | tle was said to her; when she came there, she was ina dis. | there is “dens” of thieves and vagabonds, and also the various Duilt up, as it is, from’ the,highest to the lowest classes of ociety. Arriving on the ground called the Five Points, s@found ® large gas lamp which has been placed by the af of police, in order to enlighten that neighborhood, did not notice parti | a gingham apron; aan co rt was laid on the table. no ‘house rted in favor of the House militia bill, and it was’ or | \naco-houses, hy that efficient oficer, Mr. McManus, who, | Jered to third reading. This bill proposes to regulate | attention of fiers etl te vets Ke pe amor arate Map ncn Mg bn] the annual fine for non-performance of militia duty at | nued to be deranged at intervals for three or four d ie class of harecters end izaniects m, which he does, | sevent -five cents. and then becam: rational; I observed that she was | [ have known Mrs. cocoa te seeapton. en e we entered | | The House bill to amend the manufacturing law of this | in two different stat in one of them she wascommu | ber. Near sunset SAL,S nesro ance-houra, ituated in Cow Bay, where, | Stato was reported favorably upon. | and appeared to recollect past occurrences; in | me to g Pete eee nik Seon greet Seems | te een eee a | rice creme, one ie Meche aad bong, hich wes tationnd e black, ugly lee the reconstruction of rome locks on the Crooked | oe ae eee ’ e Canal. ' ai y it ve r ; 4 ‘01 - | 5 entering the room, lour was not quite so pleasant as | surance Companies, were concurred in ; these bills have | tify heros and think ast ond ee ene I considered ber rational; | had severe spasms; her person was a e her ha ‘we experienced at the last soirée we visited in Eighth | become laws. . s : Z sitet, Hut wl our company ware willing to bide Ut | "°Rhig Benes, bil to prohibit free on the route of tho| fof'Volave been ‘cnriod ai? as tue hardaseriiedrt| ternal applications; the bra ‘was filled with the most motley psp, squis zoom | Long Island Railroad wes lost and 8 motion to reconsider | would probably cause insanity, vit Welt blows of the fists. be imagined, * ‘ross Examination.—Hysterical sons are apt to Cross-examined by Mr. Cotuirn.—I dian Ieeking creators ry pag yellow and In} A concurrent resolution, to abrogate the Executive | practice deception and tgsach atvammnenocieni Was MS or | to Oxted with Mire Burdick on hei and sizes. A set | pardoning power, in cases of capital crimes, was laid on the table. ‘Ocetpied the floor, init more embarrassed in my life, than in forming an opinion pene lo dyn rent nigel aft amen trenton Poe of Mrs Burdick; she appeared artless, simple and inno- | when the went, bu No reas ii migg he ar rous and | A number of private bills were ye’ cent in hor nature; Thad ard that she on her | I saw her whi fay trae nas etetin of the females particu. | And the House proceeded to the consideration of the | way to Utica, the conversation which had passed between | I think y our attention, she being a very fat, black | Dill for the re-apportionment of the Senate districts. The | hor mother and Mr. Johnson; I conversed with her upon | sulted woman, about as broad e was long, weigh least between three and four hundred, the aun streaming down her sable skin, like water thrown against a black paint pot. This piece of mortality was tri it on the “light tic toe” toa partner, a little, inu- 7 yellow fellow, with short legs, long arms, and with uly one eye. To observe the movements of this couple ‘as truly amusing. The others were equally comi- bill was discussed until the hour of adjournment. ‘This afternoon the Houso resumed the debaté, for two hours, and tho bill was recommitted to a select com- ittec. Thave the satisfaction to state that the House bill, to abolish distress for rent, passed the Senate this afternoon by en almost unanimous vote, ‘Tho right of re-entry is, however,reserved to the landlord, in a that subject, and she told the samo, or nearly the same | thought at the story, which she has sworn to before this Court to-day; 1| not then expre: came to the conclusion that the statements were believed | think I saw her by herin her state of mind; I stould think she had told the truth; persons affected with hysterics mingle facts with their inventions, and they are apt in their dreams and vi- sions to seize upon facts which have created an excite- e themselves with crimes; I ing weeks to Utica; ‘cases where rent days, and on them ‘im other ways, The orchestra. is built’ up on | ia not paid within filteen days after an informal notice to | Ment: they frequently chai ug tnceontom, hn some tro Sas Kent be ae tn here acage™ | chee pte ithe yb | end of the room, for the sale wena nome ir unary e annual supply | own husbend; another patient frequently complains of bad inst Johnson; I See ah ot teetering ceit'| lk Hee ase east the Liptay kis saie-| ba. aen examined &c.; and in the rear end of the ‘room is a smi To-morrow, we prorogue ! to-morrow, we separate ments were so rational, though he is a perfect maniac, | every day that I wi her arms, except its weight; rom its being Mr. Clark, from the committee on gp 9 affairs, re-| eased state, and resort was had to active medical aid, | pervon standing outside the kitchen door might hear versation within. a D. Puri, sworn a physician, and have been in practice twenty-one ye ‘ood deal violence about the roast, which seemed as if they had | rains have submerged the whole country, So sudden been impressed there with fingers; she had bruises on | was the flood that js and on her anklet her again in about three weel e was not then sano; about having her sane; she was deranged during ;, this examination took Thad seen her during the several preceding NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1846. haps there might be across her neck. | Direct examination reseumed—Her head ley up the stream, and her feet were both on one side of the stick, wise upon he: on the back of her head and nearly covered her face; there was a knoll on the bank near where the bandages were tled she lay; we icularly her condition, but got her out | of the creek as soon as we could; the bandage on her ed at Shawneetown, states that a young man, named mouth was the cape to her dress, that over her eyes was | Philli gag was made from pieces of an| Lewis Jutiann, recalled by the prosecutor.—1 know the | Baxter house near Hammond's; it isa low, old with two rooms and a chimne: sill has decayed, and there is an open ioee und in view of it except Hammon house, in the centre. The — Burdick since the 30th of last Septem. of that day,Mr Hammond came for ir on a bedinhis kitchen, her; she was cold and te; she remained at Utica | oe pases pgec time after | saw her; occasionally she | mouth, has been entirely overflown. The late south and a tendency to vomit ; a choki. bruised; she had marks of he remained in that condi- ve used external and in- he bruises might have been made ent from Greene to Utica; I saw I was not coi deposition time she talked rational; any opinion as to her sanity; I ain the next morning wheu sho was in- the three or four follow: lace before she went she appeared rational at times; 1 was resent when she was sworn before Esq. Judson, at Sher- urn, on the 16th of Inst November, and she was then I was here last fall when the examination was had attended here; I was present when and regarded her as sane; I saw her as here, and she was not sane during anti-room, wherein we saw some fifteen or twenty men, | Se; it “en most! , | Separation is a word preguant with meaning. It is ©) that at frst { was disposed to believe them, till he began | the whole of that time; 1 think she was sane during th ro A eg rig eater my ed rite the | word which points to ie ipllty end evanescence, of tolmplicio ne withthe others. ‘Gon | holo of her examination in Court; the examination was eee ane, one ef which: was filed with | to the Supreme God and to ourselves ; it proves that we Tuinp Dar. Bo ores suisscocedeaieel Dalit tpen eq O26 1 are a querclous parcel of antedeluvien telice of the love Sone end rasonstr Soktateg’ tha tenet) reed as lords, only not quite so sightly. After passing thro! Be itice haere’ which hake, iporag rg a rds, on ightly., After passing through | doing antica here which make Gabriel weep and Eden Satunvay, May 9, 1846. James Bort recalled, and cross-examined by Mr. Col- lier—I was at Mr. Johnson's on the Saturday before my wife disappeared; on the following week Mr. J. and 1 rode ro sweeps, night scavengers, and other miserable, “thy looking fn with tattered murenaniy ate ed -adrinking rum with their wenches, apparently Bay on again be placed uj sort 4 i, 8 se d incontinently clipping our wa: : éelebrated dance house, (or “ Almacks. ne Ippng 2A from the town of Greene over to the farm; he was at ‘Direct ezaminat Ling of the aetion Fens Pui et eine ee |g ance tmeetH and easy, down tobe pli | Rowse two or three times her I moved to Triangle, but I | most of the tim lected that this is the dance house mentioned by Dickens, | cy Lit great. God, “well us, progretion fa what Tin { 20 not recollect of his eating with us; in the interview | Dr. Willard, Tis Wherein he danced a cotillon with the belle of the room.) | cherit i .) , or in averice ? in reason, or in fanaticism ? in Here nd a mod el for one of tho gentlemen of our hapnines, or in torment? What is the true progressive party id by ‘¢, is°an excellent dancer, and ex- | policy 7 How shall we arrive at that great millenial cli- a ipip facta in all his movements, tendered his | max about which and ts have said so hand to Miss Dinah, an elegantly formedyellow girl.for a | much, without an exclusive predom of political ~ mn, Ww! was accepted by the fair Di » When, | and social legitimacy ? We will never arrive there with- afer the usual Laeger! scraping, the band struck up sac “Polke,”—that bei the only music patronised b: Mr. Williams, at his public, During this ta , mucl fun and amusement was elicited by the spectators; the between us spoken of, I did not propose to him to go over and Bc iyi Mrs. Bolt; my wife former: Delaware county, and her fri r ‘about seventy miles from my house I have not been there since her disappearance; she Ce ee tell That T Withes fohtoom | weal, any quarrel ave never t I wished Johnson | weak, social legitimacy is| uit make an attempt upon my wife, and that would| most s0 of any I ¢ get one of his farms from him if he did s0; 1 have never said that Mrs. Bolt was unwilling to go to court johnson owned out these ; ‘ause, political and political and social happiness. Itis possible that the session may be extended several days longer, on account of the immense quantity of local negroes opened their mouths with astonishment, t: fi und testify against the prisoner. Mr. the dancing of this visiter.. It certainty was a rich sight, ere Seti port of the stock on the triangle farm. On the nightthat | be relied on. 1 and one that cannot easily be forgotten. We ascertained Aunany, May 13, 1846-12 M. Tuesday night. | ™y, wife disappeared, I mi tl cothis wench was the identical one that Dickens” | Within one hour alter the receipt of the large edition | ! did my morning chores. was gone half an hour; I had on my pantaloons, which I | had not taken off that night; when I came back I did | she did. not tell my children that they would never see their mother again. I went outand searched two or three times of the Herald, last evening, every copy was sold. The news from the Rio Grande’ was the cause of this great demand for the Herald. As is usual in similar cases, spe- vege aewen sed e ee be) was execu ack boy, employed by Pe illiams, exclusively fc this Cetablishment j--and certainly it was one of the Tost « od with, After the “Polka,” came the uipger * ya ‘ culation and comment is general about the city. Gov perfect pieces of dancing, of this description, we ever | nor Wright has been heard to express astonis| ane ‘and | before my Reightvors searched; I don’t know whether or w ine mn passing Orange street, we dropped | surprise at the removal of the army from Corpus Christi | ot | hada light whenT ‘searched; I think I should not have into another dance house, rein we saw & very intelli- | Col n, he believes, would have been avoided if a bel- | fallen over the stumps if I had hadone. When I went| Dr. Willard present, and I left ge looking black woman playing the fiddle. The music, | ligerent attitude hed not been assumed by the American 1 was gone half an hour or so. I then the executed in excellent tim army, Itwas aatep toward coercion which. would not | returned, and stayed at the howe CT 1 tem eet Lear etn ete 2 have been we wi a not harrow a ‘ground that morning; er w hazarded if we were at issue with a more for | if ict recollect that I laid down that night after my Wife midable power. It is believed that that profound respect and imm: sense of honor, which is indispensable among nations, has not been observed toward Mexico by the general government on this occasion. She been treated as an inferior—she has not been handled with that delicacy which we would show a higher power. The onus is with Polk and his imbecile C: it. Medi ocre diplomacy would have settled the matter pacifically. It is, however, believed by men of intellect in the coun- try, ‘that Mr. Polk’s policy is war—war with Mexico and war with England at one and the same moment. This is leclared, by ex-Senators, by Executives, and by men who are prominent and distinguished, to be his policy. France, in such acase, and on such a scale of fighting, cannot — a neutrality which would be incom le with er interests, and which would conflict with her sense of national honor, ee to all precedent. What point ing’ disappeared; n called out when the | throws herself abo} door slammed, and said their mother was going out; she had tried to get to the woods soveral times that day, and uniformly went in the same direction; I did~not fasten the door by putting a nail over the latch; 1 moved from the farm, a week from the Monday following her disappear. ance. Direct Examination Resumed.—When Johnson and | rode to Triangle together, I had been to his house to get a surrender of the lease of the farm. Lewis Juuianp sworn—I reside in Greene, about eighty rods from Mr. Hammond’s and in the house nearest to his. [A map of Mr. Hammond’s house, from which Mrs. Burdick was taken, and of the swamp in which she was found, and of the adjoining premises, wos here presented to the witness, and he explained it to the jury.) On are we approac! have combustible elements of | Teesday the 20th of last September, at about 1 o'clock P. tnobocragy here—we have ferocious assassins who would | M,, Mr. Hammond called on me; said there had been some not scruple to man a private clipper, or to rob a private difficulty between Mrs. Burdick and her mother Mrs. Jwelling, orto murder. The great cry about unity and | Baxter; that an attempt had been made on the previous harmony in this nation, in a terrible crisis, is a humbug. | Wight tocarry off Mrs. Burdick, and not —- what to There is no such thiny unity! Thi ‘a multitude | do about it, he wished to consult with me; [told him of villains ‘monarchivelly commissioned in America, | to say nothing about it, and not make it (nang Reg after whom you will find, willcause you an immense amount | this, Mr. H. came to me , and said that Mrs. B. had of anguish if these things happen. been taken off ;1 went with him to his house; the window The legislature is aboutto adjourn. The finale ap- ofthe room where Mrs. B. had been laying down that proaches, and now, at this close of the session, I may | afternoon was open, and one window blind was partly off Briefly say that the “expediency” of the session of 1846 | from the hinge; other people came there immediately; we has been called in question. ‘The Convention is the ad. | searched the outbuildings and then went to the river, but junct of the legislature, and follows close on its terminii. | found nothing of her; when we returned from the river This convention will rip vp and fashion over every mea- ae Senne me the en gems fer ~~ f= ares ire si matu Jot a arched second My ot agg yee direction, ‘The dificulty between Mrs Burdick and Bax. of creatures. Hence, pecuniat and waste, this grand stance was unnecessary. It was sin- | er , were spoken of, and Johnson proposed ser rgetnd fa omer verge mcrae | Geeta Ct SR ta ht ape wet oo ation ; thelr propensitics were tiger ote evar un.| the floor of her room, which was said to'bolong to Mrs. I think m: places: visiting this city, who omit seeing the Five Points, cer- tainly miss one of the most interesting and impressive sights they ever witnessed—one of which, too, forms a foundation for interesting stories to relate to their for years to come. A Scene tx Fasnronante Lire.—Cards of invitation to rs. Modish’s select party had been distributed for several days, and the elite were onthe qui vive, ng eee Loseng etn that a evr bs gal ace was 10 be present e long-expected evenin; ived—the hal! was brilliantly illuminated—splendid sf uipages lined the av it tothe house—the guests were ush- er tinand y announced. The dancing had com- m |, When, about ten o’clock, Count Rodolph was an inced. A buz of admiration ran round the room ““Whata splendid fellow !” was heard, in whispers soft an. sweet. To do him justice, he wasa fine-looking man, wit Fe Regeln et eee. poten with his fo the upper room, ant s respects “hostess + sher which he mingled In the mazes of iddy dance. After dancing with several charming : and all were anxiously waiting an opportunity to with him—he requested the favor ofthe hostess for the next set, which was freely given. And now we be- heid them, the observed of all observers, se they glide roun..the room. The mischief-loving dare-devil who had iutreduced the Count, purposely stationed him- on host, the husband of the lady the Count was dancing with ; and he had not long to wait for th nity he desired, as mine host turned to him, un? ‘him whom his lady was dancing with. “ Why, + you know 7” loud enough for the whole room to ’s Mrs. Brown’s French cook!” Hada thunder- in that room, it could scarcely have produced Ceuis B. Hammo: ter had lived in home for Norwich on Monday. She ct rooms in the uprig is end of the Movements veater consternation than did that little word. ‘To think | ¢xecrable; their persons peculiar ; their vernacular un- | Pi itor &. Tot tt Dt vere put to her about the cape, | enough to render E""Noook would dare to dence with The aristocratic | melieibe,and a misture of Scotch; Spaniah and Chinese. A040.) ran told that ic was bers; eho sald it wan very | 6G Min Ab was awful. During the confusion, the Count ped Ax Ikely; that the girt hed taken several things from her you will see that they wero inhabitants of no then were heard, “Insolent puppy!” ity in America or christendom M s bably th yas am “ localit ; their general address | (Mrs. Baxter's) house, and pro! 4 tndry other apithets were frecly applies | was ofensive; thelr features mollient and pallid; they | Doms Font ceatea ‘to search the LAR hy Somber oh wore a rem: iy of men. There are exceptious p i khill, D. L. Aldrich, Wilmingto misc to this illustration ; some of these members were gentle- | he wouldigo'up the road with his wagon, and if we found | 41.0) °)'G (heive, ‘Boston; H. Spence! men civilized. A reference to what has | her, he would bring her; when we came to the been Eosiopliahed need not be made indetail. The | separated; Darby and Van Nostrand found her early portion of the session was consumed ina demo-| When I came up they held her in their arm ralizing harangue, eminently dishonorable to every per! Were tied with a common corset lace,which I cut ia too; ton who was sounfortunate ss to be associated with the | she appeared nearly dead and scarcely breathed; we body ; the latter portion has been used in heaping up and her to Mr. Hammond’s, and I remained with her till Paty jag that elmbgnty ayetem of monopoly, which te per | 9 or 10 o'clock, P MM. ; she was not able to speak when 1 ramount and contielling in the political and social aff left ; when found, her wrists were tied tightly, and the of this State and nation. Monopolists coerce elections, | string had made a ae impression on her arms ; volun- and manufacture the missives which eject one adminis- bet action had entire! y cornet, her nerves were relaxed, tration for the incumbency of another. ~ Monopolists rule we thought it doubtful whether she would live tili the monied power; they regulate prices and the markets: | We could get her to the house ; sixty paces in the rear of they create immense banking institutions, under a char- | Hammond's house would one out of sight of it, and ter got by bribery, with fancy bottoms of wind. They | one would not be in sight of it in going to the swamp; are a humbug. This is the s of le there were three fences between the house and ition here this winter; more than one thousand bodies | anda portion of the way is over rou litic and ocamparate, under different captions, | her hands were crossed and tied with both palms upward; ave received re to'do their business in their own | I went to Mrs. (Baxter's house, about the time of the way. Ihave tried todo my duty, and I hope I have sue- | search ; it was fastened by a chain and padlock. ceeded. | intend to give a cor history of this Legis Fh oe bins tag orate cold bath ay “me forcibly asa true oteie of human vanity; be the fact that it actually occurre: ater in one of our Southern cities. Youno Man “Dore rox.”—A Philadelphia; Merles, U. S. Na jaskic! yw reducing this tive certainty, he was ntlemen, juatre and Connec Frasuui Cross-examined by Mr. Dice: ".—There was an ef- fort made to get into Mrs. Baxter’s house to find Mrs. Bur- rt; F. Trowbrid, gol Tature, through ite several coarapion, F. Trowbridg utria, and patei who i pray ly ieill Seal sith tein plain | dick; the swamp is three-quarters of @ mile from Ham-| Washington, Jontinge Yo go apart to vee how beautifully, the," persimmon” | terms, and without reference to personal “expediency,” | mond’, and one-quarter of 6 mits dee the roed this | Tech james Conwa: tree by over. rloeked fro! ree! 5 4 * alu: “loterested by tho waphy as) AL made: | aeoes et aaoes oat tution, he birth and pro | gontains ebout two thousand inbabi from the | Reynolds, Mobile; constit gress of nations individuals in the wi through all their trials and transactions, and through ss mentations and tribulations, go to show, most ly, that man is simply accom; an ring that terrible atonement ordained by Heaven for the murder of Jesus Christ on Calvary. Hence, all these follies are in- flictions imposed vpon us, which cannot be avoided or nt, fonkane by the to Port Tam told that the dill entitled “an act in meee ie with the laws pro- | relation to devises and det ,”" will be defeated in the bread stuffs or other neces- | Senate. Both branches were in session last evening until midnight. At9P.M.,the honorable the Senate took a recess, and the radicl portions of both branches imme dyately went in joint caucus inthe Assembly chamber, hill west of it ; it can be seen for the distance of three- e-| quarters of a mile from the Lisle turnpike; only a little of this ground can be seen from Greene corners. swamp is on the east, and the village on the west side—a little fower down—oi the Chenango river, and there is a road on either side of the river.) A person travelling the road on the west side of the river not have a fair sight of the swamp and the ground around Hammond's ; the view is obstructed by trees upon the banks of the river ; there is a general ination of the land along the river, from Hammond’s house on one side, and the road on the other towards the river ; the bottom of the stream in which Mrs. Burdick was found is soft, it being swamp mud ; Ldon’t recollect that her hands or face wore muddy; her hands were wet, but I do not think the re he had been d, very unhesita- them to the west side of the City Hall, to him ascheme which would ensure jowanv—James Cutter, Boston: Albion; ; R. Miller, Mi ‘orcester, Salem. oe of the Riiting the incroduction hibit commodities. Now, then, gentleman, fave any available metas, Dow is the time to ‘strike fortune ia certain, ‘success Cee The travelli oak should I advance tosecure Gas. coerce oe (Senator Young in the chair) for the purpose of palms hotels exemplifies. how much will be necessary to complete this § the radical ‘onstitu- | muddy ; I did not notice any mud on the s that ‘sen gbject «Why, if you have. four or ve hundred Soom SEDOLEL cts rou amante doowinent, sad Oty a wore gund hor head ; the water where she fey, was| , Amparcan Rov. your command, Porter, 0 or three inches deep. 4 U te ie apatuietion.” Walt f | lvered hy Senator John Porter, of Cayuga, It consisted | two 1 Tiree Denar aworn—I was present at the search | to%i A. in detail ral fi Lge ope wer Re siase: ogetaee ‘with sug | for Mrs, Burdick, and was one of the persons who found cial position and policy of gestons and Seccramendaions tothe people upon all ques- | her ; Van Nostrand and! entered the swamp together; sof policy. ‘The address was adopted unanimously. | We separated, after going a rod or two, a Eight lengthy resolutions were then offered, and | noise, which sounded like a person choking, but could mousl; One of these resolutions | not tell from what place it proceeded | we heard it again, Wright's veto Bessage of last year; the remainder are | went in the direction of it, and found v1 references ta the public money's; confidence in the State | ina brook, the channel of which was about two feet wide, officers; fa ‘Lieutenant Governor Gardiner and , and a foot and a half deep ; she was fiat, or nearly #0, on Nashville at | Governor { The following resolution, concerning | her back, with her face upwards; her hands were tied | \ioqq ed ote te is whatwe fe worthy of notice — tt the wrists; she hed a gag in het mouth, and one band. | Sead, George Th aay Et SOI prove ethene ved, prospect of any dificulties which | age tied over her eyes and another over her mouth s| Boston, Fons? Avrain.—A Mrs. Malinda S——, left her | may arise from the unsettled state of the existing reJa-, there was a stick two feet in length and six inches in about seaoe. mars and her marriage | tions between our ernment and the govern- | diamater lying across her neck, and another one six we and her duty to loge lord, went in company | ments of Mexico and Britain, we do pledge to the | feet long and of the, same ‘diamater as the other—lying “another awain toa house of national administration the co-operation and sup) rt of lengthwise, or nearly so, uj mn her ; the lower end of the world of this State, to sustain, under all | long stick was run.under 8 which crossed the stream; emergency, the ‘honor and ithad to be drawn out before it could be raised up ; 8 ; Mr. Van Nostrand stepped to was in her stocking feet ; Mr. ' otek Lt ne ver have .0t more than it one hundred and twenty dollars with me now, but I can get the balance by the return of Rochester to-morrow night” ‘“ Give us that, then, and join you in the here we would be almost needless to ob- men from bet soon ie ‘own possessions, or of joining his friends Asto! Cc. man, Boston. dut fovsd re they remained shut out from the cares Ny ing, when he tajered heioaat iy proceeded to the the station house of the jution was adopted by acclamation. her head and removed the stick ‘Alvany; Gen. Pratt the —— lifted her out, we took the from her eyes and! fh Morris, C ‘1 In Chancery. mouth, and drew the «the sticks ‘ounect | is: ns) the Vice-Chancellor, ue warerenaeae ee 1 fend v —Decisions.—Riker et al. Derk | ift to get up the er one | matter overruled, with comts-defendatt tastes Tarte | in the stretm more than ix inches ; the water was three ‘came upon the side of lor four inch T did Set. notice days. Wood et al. Executors, ee et al.—Order, that | her hend that hase from. eormmcphicre| ber far, ‘and all the forepart of her jace, head was covered with muddy water; her limbs were necticat; E. ville; B. Forrest, Wi . Bull, New Ham costs of the motion to be taxed, if ¥ ris; Messrs. Day, Burdett ve. Armint et iT, to ‘cause dis | motionless, and she was entirely se when we | “"Howarn.—E. W. and injunction i P found ber, when | drew the gag from her mouth, she for the ground rent of the mortgaged premises. | gasped; the gag was bloody ‘and so wes her mouth; her Livingston, 8. C.; J. Coste of the motion to on the , were ly open, and her ey eballs rol chester; Goo. B hased rice from C ‘McCracken vs. The Mayor, ¢c.—Demurrer overruled, gag 3s of por fori joston; J. ‘was that of a ish frigate Acteon in the house of Carnot; | with tes the larger end was out of her size; for vossols trading up and down the Coast, to cerry j ‘Road , Liberia when ad Swe “iy \4 j Gnd the Company com) 6 gag aro hero in court; e was on the riman $646.47, in full for hls entivoly; we carried her to Mr. Van Taste, piney amir |e is acne Mle | as aes eam i f, to 1, ime bi to Mr. mot fence, to thow the of trade on the African prot t flonded for 20 days, with liberty to com | time she appeared dead; her dress was torn at the waist ibe ‘and to secount for the discrepancy in the shipping ross-examine R. F. w asa witness; and thathe | Cross-eramination—! was in my store (in Greene.) purpose before the examiner, gotting two | when the alarm was Mr. Johnson was in the vil- Te : Crmevrt Count. 39. attend for that d in the town of | proach to sanity, at the live there now; | scream in terror and say, ‘Triangle; | ing to soothe her, she would say she cou from her mind. Her state, in our opinion, was that of a haléwaking and sleeping condition. She was extremely and her nervous system was ver has described, would, in my opinion, be sufficient to duce these consequences, A\ tion before Esquire Lewis, her statements could not of reason, and sometimes she insensible for two or three di She continued so for that length of time in February last. returned the Wednesday before the” alleged a when Mrs. Burdick returned from Smithy: Bt our house one night; itwas Sunday night; went to her mother’s on Mo: from Tuesday; Mrs. Baxter was at our house the day that she came back from Norwich; daughter to go home wil qwes ut her moth ‘week; Mr. and Mrs, Burdick went over to Mrs. Baxter's M. and retired to her room soon after coming in. not leave it till about 8 o'clock, P. M. There are three room, we had to go through window to the bed room, and in the rear of the house. The kitchen in front is even with the upri ht part. ‘There is a cellar under that part. A Ly e cellar Po es very distinctly hear one wi in th ve. Capt. Monroe, Mobile; E. Ki Downing, Newburgh; J. Nicolls, P. Rhodes, Providence; G. Whi more, Nantucket; H. Tibbetts, Boston; R. Arnold, Provi- dence; N. Carpenter, Providence. Ciry—John Brown, Boston; His Excellency A. J. Don- elsen, Minister to Prussia; C. wxuix—J. Holbrook, Connect ley, Boston; J. Northop, Albany ; ny; 8, Marshall, Obio lowing extract a all registries, Nickerson, Syracuse; Theo. i Dr. Clendenan, Baltimore; C. C. Parker, Philedelphia; Al- Jen Munroe, Syracuse. | sev v. C. Strong, Montreal; V. Bonestele, Pou, keepsic; T. Jenkins, Oneida; North and Ci chester; W. Ward, Boston; J. Pomeroy, G. Beach, Hartford; Gen. Ward, Sing Sing; Huston, Boston; J. Ferguson, Richmond; Mrs. Johnso: ;P. Hawkins, Texas; 8. Morgan, Vergennes; 8. George Thay Philadelphia; T. H. Dickinson, do; H. Abbott, Boston; E. Hooker, Mis: i. } xLin—James Leeds, Connecticut, Geo: hile lelphia; H Hara, Bridgeport; W, », Troy; C. iro; A. Hayes, Durham; H. Hol- comb, dubany hin Eyck, Schoharie, D. Millard, Pa- rowan, Indiana; oe M Godfrey, Boston; J. jarato peltins; Lo Ashmead, New Bedford, C, faven, Conn H. Meed and C. Speor, Albany; C. Beard, —— Court Cal: havo her produced that they might complete the crots-ex- amination; when thoso call ged; her insanity was giv a were made, she was deran- should not e of her as reason why s! mn resumed—I have had ince the abduction in connection with first returns of consciousness were of personal injury. At every aj ht of a window, she would ey ‘are coming. "In attempt excitable, the ver saw. Such an abduction as she the time of her exai 7 thought at the time, she might be ie search for her before | rational, though I had doubts about it. Her general ‘When I first went out, | health had not become firm when she was at Bingham- | ton, advised that she should leave the stand before Cross-examination resumed.—The examination by Mr. Lewis was taken at Mr. Hammond’s, and I first heard of it while it was going on. 1 did not give an admonition to any one that sLe ought not then to be examined. I found the responsibility with him. For some weeks after it,1 supposed her to have I did not change my opinion till 1 he did not know me when I saw her there. She is subject to severe spasms, in which she th become set, herself bereft nsible. i have seen her ‘atime in these spasms, ut, her t xp, sworn—I reside in Greene; am the wifeof Harvey C. Hammond, and the sister of Pulaski Burdick; we occupy a farm of Johnson's; I think my brother was married on the 24th Augus red house near w March; after my brother was m us, and stayed at night at Mrs. Baxter's; Mrs. B 1845; Mrs. Bax- the Tuesday after the marriage, and juction; , she staye y, and returned again on a week asked for her ith her; I think Mrs. Burdick on the Saturday of the same ame back not far from 2 o'clock, P. She did ht of the house. The bed room hi To get out doors from the bed- milk room. There is e room of Travellers on Tuesday. There was a decrease on Tuesday in the number of arri- vals at the principal hotels, compared with the previous reports of the week. They are, however, accommodation jgenerally jited at Amani wt ge meet Ct; oe A ones: E. Frene! ; A. Browne, Connecticut; B. B’ Bingham 4 , Nova Scotia; Curtis ; Phillips and Maxwell, Kentucky; |. Gorman, Utica; N. EL Watson, U. 9, Navy. Astor—Mr. Dowley, Massachusetts; M. Duane, Sche- G. Saunders, England; M. Kennett, Kentucky; ott, Manchester, ngland; C, Becker, Port au Prince; Mr. Hewson, Pittsville; Mr. Diddle, Philadelphia; G. Nicholas, Reading; Col. Butler, Halifax; W. Gutzmer, J. Labrive, Baltimore; A. Evans, Boston; , Newport; Smith, Connecticut; Capt. r, litinois; 8, F. Pruyn jtaffoi ticuty Mr. Freela ige, New Hav joss Whitney, Norwich; J. N. Phillips, Washington; Dr. Whitney, Nor- well; Capt. Day, Norwich; Capt. . Allen, Connecticut; J. Davis, All Morey, Norwich; T, Wallace, South Carolina; 8. Stickler, Tennessee; T. Smith, Connecticut; Messrs. Read, Cooke, Potter & Bahcranston, A. Snow, Vermont; J. Browne, Providence; W. E. H. Houston, do; B. Harden, Worcester; J. A. W. Young, Schenectady; H. Faller, Cohart; 8. Henrich, Van Allen, Michigan; Parkhurst, Mt J. Glason, Philadelphia; kham, Massachusetts; T. Packard, Philadel: jassachusetis; T. Richards, Albany; 8. Yesterday. | continues to increase daily, as the fol- the principal the |. Wilson, Cincinnati; George Thorn- Cresson, M. Smith, C. Dowse, Bos- orton, West Point; L. Beaupland, New Jorsey; | ‘ownsend, Albany swell, looker, Poughkeepsie: Boston; Geo Hopper, Provi- 3 N. Eddy, Providence; C. Gles, R Henerd, Chili; Dr. Warner, . Raymond, d Richmond; T- Coles, Virginia; Col. Mason, U 8. Army; Fletcher Webster, Boston; W. Myers, Virginia; T. Chap- | Cirr—W. Gibbous, New Jersey; Edward Holmes, Nas sau; J. Hoyt, Connecticut; ill, he |B. Stevenson, Michigan; N. Sturtevant, Bos! Coombs, Schenectady; M. Pearce, Boston; H. Hill, B. Topez, Boston; G. W. Me- Lyman, : B. Lupton, Wisconsin Territory; ticut; J. Rivers, Newark; J. —— ester; W. Andrew! ; J. Ball, B. L. Sto Canfield, Philade Cam; Iphia. He oon, Albion Wr" Wright, Philadel ies, Ed. ¥ Blakely, eo; W. Gilmore, Ro: 'W. Waters, Selem; D Batchelor, do; M. Wendell, Philadel- Ford, B. Mason, Louisville. jendar=This Day. —Nos. 200, 4, 45, 8, (16, 20, 23, 27, 2 to 35. Common Pueas.— First part—Nos. 111, 141, 143, 147, 149, 151 183, 156, 103. Second part— ‘Tromae L. Snaw examined—Went on board the Pa- . lage, and went over the , I did not notice any xent on the 24th June; witness was not ae ic issam.—Injunction distolved; costs to abide | mar roe if a struggle hd ton in. or about the | 270, 108, 110, 272, 5, 8, 64. ‘as mato of the Patexent; Gordon was | the event. | stream; her breast ‘out of water, and her a -eEr ee took his place at his request; the witness | pivonezs. hands were folded I that her face was co- Steamer Surtaxa Scxx.—The Louisville Ledger of | Stiles va. vered with muddy water, but did not notice any mud on | the éth tant, says—Wo pee, Uy 8, pesca caheos ve. ‘Evincule matrimonis. | het nose; that wes covered up with a bandage, w steamer Tom Metcalfe, thet the steamer Sultana | Wilsews ve. evineulo Pelt egret Bint muddy water; her logs, | is sunk inthe Ohio. She struck @ rock noer the, Cave i Drees se. neule matrimont | t os fer ox ow Sader the Neh (Sage Poe dy, ‘ost immediately. Ree—! trie] grented, lay across larger ay wr her! crow: pase! 5 Py ified H sn ero te reg Some oh tlgtoen are and Bu under the other log;| Vieronta Cotrece, Caxava.—Re| | amination this year. I reside in Greone ; Iam | ton, had his trunk taken out of the car hou: she was deranged | scril t not when she returned from Utica; | on to make up the additional $2000. she was sworn before Squire Lewi taken; 1) but which extended bi ; I did} Jasted but about ton minutes, and 18, 98, 634,100, 260, | == HERALD CIRCULATION—FORTY THOUSAND. { Daily, Two Cents Per Copy; Weekly, $3,129; « Year. Varieties. rts are in circula- tion respecting,the breaking up of this establishment, in Consequence of the young men being convinced that they cannot have justice done to them in their education ; 50 left, that it was found pune ff to givo in- 6 public prints that there would be no ex- many havi timation in Suor iw Mistaxe.—The Illinois State Gazette, publish- was found dead west of that place, in the North Fork Precinct. He had gono out on a turkey hunt, and it js supposed his “call” attracted another gunner, whose fatal shot deprived him of life. A farmer in the neighbor. hood, named Boutwell, has left his home since, and it is supposed he fired the unlucky shot. Sipxneat. Macazine.—Professor Mitchell, of the Cincin. | hati Observatory, is about to publish a sidereal magazine | Ronneny at Rocurster.—Mr. Osborn, a resident of Bos- at Rochester, on Sunday evening, while preparing to leave by cars | east, and robbed of $5,000. | | Disastrous Ivuxpatio.—We learn, says the St Lan- | drv,(La.) Whig, that the whole face of the country bor- | dering on the Mermentow River and the Gulf, near its winds on the Gulf brought in a tremendous tide, which added to the swollen state of the river from the recent en families ore said to have per- | ished in it. Lovievitte ap Mapison.—The Louisville Journal says it is in contemplation to purchase the steamboat Kentucky, and make her a regular packet between Lou- isville and Madison. The sum of $9000 is required for the purchase. Seven thousand dollars have been sub- in Madison, and citizens of Louisville are relied nary Hatt Stons.—A severe hail storm occurred at Americus, Sumpter county, on the 30th inst, few miles from that place. It overed the ground to | the depth of three juches. Vogetation of all kinds was destroyed in its course, and the leaves completely {strip- ped. from the trees. ‘Tho thermometor fell 12 degrees in 10 minutes, The hail stones were as large as par aconsiderable quantity of ice was col- jeluging rain, that followed the hail which May party held on the evening of the The Albany (Geo.) Courier, learn b passenger, jewel was n Monday, the 27th accomplice of Yecman, the no- ro thief who was hung last winter. We further learn that the Grand Jury refused to find bills against those who executed Yeoman, at its recent session. No sooner did this body adjourn than a similar tragedy was enacted by the execution of Bewel” Prosrenity or THe Pexwsytvania Inon Wonxs.—In the single county of Mercer, Pa., there are now erecting fourteen new iron furnaces, and one thousand miners are now wanted to mine iron and coal in the valley of Che- nango. Men that have some experience in mining are most nesnen 7S allare sure of employment, and in a re- gion proverbial for its healthfulness. EToo xvcw Pusic.—A man by the name of Short com- mitted suicide at the Galt House in Cincinnati, on the 4th inst. He was from Washington co., Ohio. He had been complaining of being unwell, and was advised to take edicine—he took so much laudanum that it killed him. Sronm at Natcuez.—On the 30th ult,, the vicinity of Natchez was visited by a severo thunderstorm, accom- panied by hail. Much damage was done to the young Rotton. ‘The Free Trader says that one of the corn houses on the plantation of Mr. William Bisland, in Concordia, was struck!byplightning, set on fire and consumed, to gether with three or four thousand bushels of corn. Rey. Tuomas H, Srocxrox.— The Rev. Thomas H. Stockton has been unanimously elected an honorary mem ber of the Methodist Protestant Conference, held at Cin: cinnat Lynon Law 1x Fronspa of the 2d inst., says: W. direct from Floridi hung by amob in or n ult. It is said he w: Cireult Court. Before Judgo Edmonds. May 13.—The Mayor, ¢¢., vs. Stephen Whitney —This was an action to recover $4810, an assossment imposed on defendant in June, 1837, for building a bulkhead across Pike slip, in continuation of South street Defendant contended that the act of 1818, under which bulkheads are constructed, only impose the expense on such per- sons as owned land behind the bulkhead, and that inas- much as the defendant's lot was not behind the bulkhead in question, but beside it, he could not be charged. The plaintiffs’ counsel insisted to the contrary, and also relied upon a law of 1813, authorizing the Corporation to “fill uP alter and amend reyer9 slips,” and charge two thirds of the expense on the persons benefitted. Judge Ed- monds ruled, that if the preceding statute were made the law applicable to bulkheads, the plaintiffs could not re- cover, because the bulkhead in question was not opposite to his lot ; but if the jury believed that the improvement was made under the statute for filling up the proceedings under it had been regular, find for the plaintiffs. Verdict this morning. For plaintiff, Mr. Brady. For defendant, Mr. G. Wood. Jounty Court. Present, Judges Ulshoeffer, (in the shalt) Ingraham and Daly, Recorder Svott and nine Aldermen. Mar 13—On opening the Court, the District Attorney proceeded to call the names of several witnesses, who failed to appear, whereupon the District Attorney moved that an order be entered, directing them to show cause for non-attendance to testify. The motion was granted, and an order accordingly entered. TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS. ay fe is respeciiuss) «rormed that the receut bresk ee POMEL & EXPRESS LIN. sad vid Canal from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh PE regular trips for the season on } Monday, the 6th of phd ieaving the Depot, No. #1 Market ares, DAILY, at Tie elock, AM. By th ite passengers will avoid all the fatigue and dan- grt, his Toute Pattee Ss coaches, both Hailroads being ed in day — i For further information, apply at the old-establiahed Offee, 2 Market street, 9 doors above E, hth street. al0 6m*rre . B. CUMMINGS, Agent. od 5 Sn aL LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY. EXPRESS MAIL Trains leave South Ferry, at7 A. M., for Bostou—for the tsfand afd OG AM and CP day, . of the Islan x ES s lure E'S E OF EAMBOATS FOR AL! . uindays excepted—Through Direct—at 7 ea om the pier between Courtlan.t and Libe Steamboat ROCHESTER, C Houghton, will leave on Moiiday day, and Friday evenings, at 7 o'clock. SDRIK HUDSON, Capt: R. G. Cruttendem, ‘ y and Saturday evenings, at? lock. 4 “At o'tock,P. ML, Landing Tntrmediat Places u ‘oot rel st. ORTH AMERICA, Captun it, H. Furry wit ‘Sunday afterudons, Steamboat leave on Monday, "Wednesday, Friday and t 5 o’el 4 “‘Sceamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain L. W. Brainerd, pill ietve on Tuesday, Thursday ehd Baturday afternoon, of ‘o'elock. “The above bonts will at all ames, arrive in Albany in ample time for the morming cars for the east or west. sare taken at moderate rates, and none taken after 536 All persons are forbid trusting any of the boats of this line, without a written order from the captains or agents. For passage or freight, apply on, board the boats, ar to P. C. Sehultz, at the office on the wharf. myil FARE ONLY ONE DOLL. 01 Deck Passengers to Providence —The wi own and splendid steamer RHODE 18 AND, Captain Manchester, on Mondays, W ys an 4 and the MASBACHUSETT captain Porter, om hurs¢ lays, an urdays. jen’ Ys P.M., for Boston, on, 5,crcloct Nios Bleabins 810 deck. Fare Sideck. Freight taken at iE ) lowest rates, and immediately forwarded. _ my10 Im®re THE MOST DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS. ‘A SAIL across the Hudson river to Hobo ken, and thena walk tothe Elysian olde, along the exceedingly picturesque shores ; Morar ahgesmeiey ean ea ae "Wire grounds now present & charming aspect, be ing in leaf, and the soll covered er ring been couiidersbly cote aed ie oecfromn Barefay, Canal and Christopher ets, a eee attffom® Hoboken te Barclay treetuati ts o'clock. As Ferriage’ 6 cents. NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE, FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT, from the foot of Courtlandt street. Passengers taking joat will arrive ia i ke the M ‘Train of Cars ym Troy wi wo Hig fo take the Moraine grout, Whitehall and Leke Cham plain. Plaine steamer EMPIRE, Captain R. B, Macy, leayes the of Courtlandt street, on Tuesday, ursday aud evenings, at seven o'clock, P. M. ‘he Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt. Wm. the Fie foot of Courdlandt oe } on Monday, > y ings, at 7 o'clock, weaneuge oF Freight! apply on board, or at the Office oo the wharf. F be putin charge of the Freight ABent, or the Chanpany will not be responstble for loss. wou rurual excursions H. Peck, will Wednes- The Proprietors of Steamboats wishing Bells hung, would do well to pay a visit gt board the Steamboats Niagara, eon Wis , Govemor, Trav boat John Stevens, Wooster ‘Traveller, ke., e ad 1. Homer's improved style of Bell pur upmeatand strong, and warranted for owe year, wart 4 mi ae a STATTEN ISLAND. , On lay, h of Ap a boats it and STATEN ISLANDER York and Staten [sland as follows, until further notice -— Leave Staten Island at 6, 8, 9, 10, 11 o'clock, M.; 1,2,3,4, 6 o'clock, P.M. : eave New York, fignt Whitehall street, at 7, 9, 1, x .- » 2,3, 4,5, 7 o'clock, A.M. son Bund the iat bag from she uid will Leave ard AL fi it it m it le MySh CAI Tetsheat the risk of the owners thereof. _afire STATEMENT RELATIVE TO STEAMER CAMBRIA. Bostox, May 5, 1946. BY rites of a warrtut from WM. ELLIOTT, Her’ Britan- ciNiajesty's acting View Consul, we, the undersigned, Sdon boxed the. British Steamer CAMBRIA, Captain ins, lately arrived at this port from Liverpool. ase whe inay have rec od: Report, that aft ngs arts of the. Vessel, as » be aad inward, ng hinery, Kes, could find Cher having strained, guag chine ry soe injured herself’ and. alvo find that she Bie mile Oo eaten water in Consequence of the accident, but remains fae as before ; wherefore, the und wey are of uaaimous opinion that itis not necessary to put for further examination, and they believe her to be Staunch and strong, and capable of proceeding om her in voyage without detention. J, G. DICKSON, Port Warden. CHARLES PEARSO IN, f Boston. repai tain and survey w een on shore ent of Ass. The District Attorvey then asked to be permitted to introduce witnesses to prove the second charge, in conse- quence of the witnesses. by whom he expected to prove ¢ first charge, having failed to attend. Before any ac- tion was taken on this point, it was suggested that the Court adjourn until Tuesday evening, on account of absence of several members. Previous to adjournment, however, Alderman Jackson moved that the District At- torney be empowered to employ additional counsel to conduct the case on the part of the people.—Adopted. The Court then adjourned until Tuesday evening next. Court of Oyer and Terminer. Before Judge Edmonds, Aldermen Stoneall and Compton. May 13.—The Prisoners on Blackwell's Istand.—The case referred to in the Herald ot Tuesday, in relation to the prisoners on Blackwell's Island, was called up yes- terday morning, and the keeper not being able to make out his return, case was postponed for a day or two. The Nuisance Case.—The People vs. Elder and oth —In this case the defendants were convicted, some time since, of causing a nuisance in the upper part of the city, by erecting an establishment for melting tallow. The parties were called (up, yesterday, to regeive jud; . Mr. Rildaback only having appeared the District At- torney moved that bench warrants be issued against the other defendants, which was granted. The court then adjourned until this morning, when the parties will be brought up. Supreme Court. Before Chief Justice Bronson, Justices Beardsley and Jewett. Mar 13.—The People vs, Costello—In this case, which was tried in February last, inthe Court of Sessions, and the defendants found guilty and sentenced to the Peniten tiery, and are now undergoing their sentence, an applica- tion was made to this court to review the decision of the court below. ‘The following points were made for the prisoners :—First, that the offence charged was not one ‘at common law ; second, that there was no law author- izing the court {o inflict punishment ; third, that the te: timony of a witness, not cross-examined, should hi been struck out. The District Attorney made argument in reply, on behalf of the people. The court have got to N n thi THE EYE. | R, WHEELER, Oculist, No. 29 Greenwich street, New York, near the Battery, devotes his exclusive attention to diseases of the Eye and Ophthal Bui ures the rate i there not amon whiel juman eye which cannot be eps od or cured by hi vast number of monials which can be seen at do Nis office, will iis practice te not ex- Ceeded either in ement or suecess by that of any other Oculiet im the Us ted States. fee hours from 8 A.M. to 1o’clock P.M., after which | nevfeite ont dope path rvsogt o'4* Artificial Eyes for sale, and which will be inserted on reason ‘A pamphlet containing remarks on Diseases of the Eye, with feral instances of great cures effected by Dr. Ter's mode of treatment, can be had gratuitously at his residence, o the same will be forwarded to any one making applic my him by post HE Subscriber, having taken the ahove-ni place, | T would inform his frrends and the Public that the Ball | Alley, and the whole, of the eatablishm: undergon thorough repairing, “To the Alley has been addeden gallery, | Beet by 2, forthe convenience of the spectators. This, with an alley of 120 feet, in complete order, he: trusts will be ficient to wecure the patronage of the lovers of that healthy aid favorite amusement. As for the quality of iquors Begary, and refreshments, he will eave to the judgment of i. H. WOOLLY, Bat Ball Alley, rectly opposite Prine st. | New York, May 7, 1846, rectly opposi\iny ime m_| G. B. CLARKE, MERCH TA) "AS REMOVED from 132 William street to 116 Will street, mithin A doors cf Johne—A rich 4 assortment of will always be kept on mpm esrhile the style and at the vi aca lower lowest rates, a finer arti Price, than the credit Fine French Cl sth Bi Pariah Office Goa ‘ “\Formerty with © DR. 1, 3, AND ABDOMIN _ SUPPORTERS. ATHY grenirify of Dr. Hall's instruments over all is acknowl by the most eminent physicians "Bae, 1 Ver treet, Astor House. A female in ance in the ladies’ department. attend: my6 im*r TING the city of New York, are invited to call HeTAO Lecomplans ond exiphetve peace. of Account ‘Notorial randage,” of Broadway. mv9 im@rre "STATIONERS, wit ALDEN GIFF AMER CAMBRIA FOR HALIFAX AND Lapeer LIVERPOOL. THE Steamship CAMBRIA having, by the above survey, been ascertained to be in good and perfect order, will sail from ‘ton for the abore ports, on her regular day, Saturday, 16th May. SAY ___At HARNi ). vine BOSTON STEAMERS, FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. AD y, O. HE Ja apply to my9tol5 rre rts as aleve Tt - Som’r, on the jay, 1048, " ie tet June, “ For freight or passage, apply, EE OF x 1At HARNDEN & CO! ya Matte. _No Berth sgcured until paid for mratf re FOR NEW ORLEANS.—Louisiana pad SER York Line.—Positively First, Regular f o il on Weduer cy the 20th ‘net The e a Rsvsailing Packet Ship CLIFTON, Ingersoll master, el |} as above, her ri posi a i ; Mandsome furnished ae mio eno gh sory she cae ms tin New Or esas, JAS. &., WOODRUFE, who wild promptly forwt to hip SARTECLE, Taylor, , will euccoed eet tal Wedaesday, 270 inst. her regular éa7- may 13 TREE SEL oe ie ee i . master, dei: be, despatched on *AM bout the 00" latent pasege PTY PMENK. COLLINS & CO., 26 South street, = PACKET FoR MARSEL To fn 4; jas. W. Eve ‘or passage ew TREE, (art of June. For BERLAIN & PHELPS, . 103 Front to BOYD & HINCKEN, No. 68 Wall st i —The supenor Ship Capt, Stoddart, to sail on oF ears vier SYD & HINCKE! No.9 Reatiee bail veh, Ww pply to my8'rre fone prerered ieee ae bate Sey ar, Esicease be * ther. ny the United, CHiN HER! AN . a C om Fo, Saag at of May — Bsn QUEEN or The wurthen, will aail as a ce Tea tone caw ine! jar of freight or, passage, hav or balan celfent sali Sa Ee MRO ee #7 Ronth street. eager 0 INE OF PACKE’ acket of 2ist of Ni d farorite ket ‘ m400 tons burthen, Capt, house, ‘Thursday, May 21st, her regular day. ‘The shipa'of being ail 1000°tons and upwards, Pervows about to em hemes tl Country will, nat fail tp see the advantages to Hived from selecting this line in pret to any other, as great ity renders them ev more ttle ard conremient than ships of simell “close, and fi second ealdn, and secrage = he Scene a wares den lane. Ag rit Fike aplend, fa Tee ae ean ie Pal at Went Fe Suen. gn Gch a nae ‘advantage to call and exe ificent, fast-ail 2 iF) Neatfons ‘will require to make early . ia or passage, having anequalled accommodations apres celebra 100 tons, Captal burahen 10 We veth of emclahndt— iG. mit Imeme ry * RENCH DINNE) yM, 83 Beaver street Pakage oh Persons wishing to send proaphe ont to this country, by one the Ist, 16th, and 24th of each month, tine, by applying as abore.