The New York Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1850, Page 1

NO. 5719. SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 3, 1850. ne = Late from Haytt. The Puitney Hstate New York, burg be bad for all papers relating to tris ti a ‘The Copper Mines of Michigan, ANOTHER TARIFY—DEPLORAGLE CUNDITION OF Come | REPORT OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL 13 ANSWER TO 4 RE- that exemplidcations’be procured of suck be The following is an abstract of the report of pepe yentoeingy SOLUTION OF THE bENATE OF THE 8TH OF JaNval deemed important and necessary evidence in the | 8. V. R. Trowbridge, assistant agent of the Uni- AFFAIRS. Arronery G: u's Orric: cause. This course is rendered indis| by the | ted States mineral lands, upom the condition of Care Hayties, 16th January, 1850. January 3 sxcecdingly injudicious tion of 1821, By an | the copper mines of Michigan:—Upon the first I have only time by this opportunity to send you the | 7 th« Humorable the Senate of the Stateof New York: | act of that session, the oblef agent of tney | bluff from the Ontonagon river, are the improve. Pre eee oye 4 aml A628, mnden The Attorney General has the honor to submit the | estate was allowed to present a petition an | mente and mining operstions. Upon the southern de- of another new deoree 9 following report, in answer to the fesolution of the | ex parte examination of Robert ‘Troup, lows | clivity of the bluff the mining has commenced. Tree date {of 10th January, received from the capitel this | Senate, of the Sth of Jenuary instant. and John Greig, on interrogatories to be a; by | parallel rows of ancient diggings extend for two or morning, which abolishes the lastone of 16th Decem- It appears by the records in this it, that | the chancellor, to establish title to the pr: de- | three miles through the forest, from twenty to fifty Der. At the date of my letter thougut we had seen pursvact to the joint resolution of t! te aud As- | scent, heirship, death of proprietors, Xo., jards apart, easily discovered by the large indentations eembiy. pasted April 10th, 1848, the Hi brose L. | persons were examined in pursuance of raid ‘the worst, but this new law pute the finishing touch to | Jordan Jate Attorney General, on (he 18th day of April, | established important facts by ) which a@ ouly sas commenicimiee Ow onamtnnion, yo vito. | 0h Glee ai ce Rec Ce MRS cae | Decree cueyooa unttes ecremegen nad set ; roel. to ‘om 1a proving important facts once see the bearing of the law; the monopoly is re- ty of Delaware; another sgain:t Allen Batler. Jr, | nearly the Kits cram! 4 .tion belog 1a violation’ of moved on coffee, which we ere now told we caa buy | torject him from lands situate to the eounty of Stea- | the ordinary rules of evidence, and & gross abuse of wherever we can find it, and at whatever pric ben) and one against William Arnold, torjecthimtrom | the rights ‘of persons not parties to tbe proseeding please; but at the same time the tariff is maintai ey soy 4 paige yo ered ies hess ‘ night § hale ortanlhy ie be beard Je tele ce of e firs , 1840, an Rotion - 3 e and we are forced to sell our goods at the fixed pri need ageiuet Stephen Von Re ito ject bi ‘postions were, by the act, and Alveady cotfer hi the certificate of the chancellor under it, declared to be primu facia evidence of the facts contained ia them, and were put on file in perpetuation of those J By thi operation, the whole order of the #tial is changed, andthe people are called upon to disprove what under the ordinary rules of evidence, these alien pstrooos would firét be bound to prove The State baving, by its own acti joned itself of its Tights itis but just that it should now be at the ex- pene of procuring the evidence resdered nvcessary y ite viclation of th 8 prescribed for the govern- ‘which leave a most ruinous result. advanced from $29 a $60 Pe 100 lbs at ort aa-Prince, ‘and will doubtless go still higher. as those who have ep; ents to fulfil must have it at avy price fan you not get the subject of our trade with this Toland brought up, through seme influential member of Cony the preeent ression? [ thinka little dis- Petts anh it might be attended with some good, “ni Uy tle will not permit me to write auy more| THE NEW DECREE AND TARIFF OF THE HAYTIEN from lands situate ia the county of against Willlam P, Van Rensselaer, Charics B. Lan- ting, Andrew White and Jemes ©. Bell, to eject them from Jands situate in the county of Kansselaer, The Quewers of the several defendaate in these actions wers by the late Attorney General thought to be insum- cient in law to bararecovery by the p , and were by him demurred to. ‘Lhe demurrers were argued by the late Attorney Ge- nera!, or by couusel employed by bim for that purpose, ‘this vessel, which is about to during the montbs of Oetober and November last. But | ment of ite own citizens, to subserve the interests of GOVERNMENT, OF JANUARY 10, 1950. the judgment of the court upon the demurrers bas not | alien proprietors of its soll, Linenty, EMPIRE OF HAYTIL. Ivoxrexpenee | been rendered in either ease. « if thix suit is prosecuted at all, the evidence of the ORDINAN: On the 7th day of August, 1849, an ac‘fon was com- | witnerses and records abvoad must be procured. and Faustin I , by the grace of dod, and the constitution- | menced against Harman Livingston, to bia from | this wil require the expenditure of at least $1,000; al law of the Scate, kmperor of Hayti, to ail present and | lands situate inty of Colam: Issue hag | end I respecttully suggest thata bill be euscted ap- to come, salutes: been made therein, and the cause noticr ie L. Prepriatipg $1,000 for that purpose Pin yg of cos name of ministers, we bave On the first day of November last a was com- All which Me reavesefuthy submitted ered, jo order as — menoed against George Clark, by eam ject bi . 8. CHATE * i ‘aud remains suspended, the execution o te me! Rprermreny al nd PAPEL Ih, AaRoes Gener Art l. i ‘the law on the monopoly. Aut, 2. The werchants have the faculty of buying coffee, at euch prices, and im such quantities as they may judge proper. Ant. 3. Out of the quantitles of coffee purchased by the consignee merchants, there shall be taken for the Account of the government one-fifth of the eame This ‘Sith ehail be rettied for atthe market price, by the government, who shall not, however, pay than fty dollars per hundred pounds. [he ma price shall be fixed by the commission of coutroi, spoken of hereafter. Ant, 4, Foreign merchandire shall not be sold, either wholesale or retail, above the prices fixed by the tariff annexed to our present decree, aft frcm langs situate in Montgomery county. On the 16th of November, the defendant, by his attorney, dematided & copy of the complaint in this action; but stipula- tion tre attermey General bas till the 20th tustant to serve eaid copycomplsint ‘fhe compialat fa this ac- ticn is now bring prepared. 4 Jp aur wer to that part of the resolution of the Senate which seks for my opinion in relation to the mecessity of further legitlation to secure the objects contem- plated by the jcint resolation of April 40, 1848, [ re- spectfully submit, thatas yeti have not had or op: portuuiry to examine the questions involved im the ac- ons commenced by my predecessor and now pending, Bor do | tel st liberty to answer this eail of the@enate on my own rerponsibility, Confidestly relying, how- ever, on Mr Jordau’s known ability as u lawyer, and tegrity as aman. [must act on the assumption ti Decision Acainer tre Lecauity or Divorces ny THE Lrersiare INSTLVANIA, Judge Coulter yesterday delivered the opinion of that tribunal tu the case of Jones vs. Jones That de- chien establishes that divorces by the Leglelature, for causes within the jurisdiction of the eourts i ¢ uncoustitutional and pull. The wilt be to invalidate seven eighths of the divorces granted by the Legislature siuce 1936, ‘The conetitwtion of the State restricts the powers of the Legistature, in divoree cases, to cauces not withio the jurpciction of the courts. These tribunals have authority to graut divorces @ vincule mafremonii. 1a cares of :mpotency, bigamy, adultery, wilfal desertion for two years, and cruel aud barbarous tr eve incompatibliliy of veinp Axr. 5, Shall only bave the right of purchas! ociiee for exportation, those mercbante who shi the actions commenced by him are meritorieas, and | Only causes for which divorce would be sought. In | make impertations of merchandise by suitably assorted | should be faithfully prosecuted toa speedy torminetion; | the ca-e Juct decided. vite. Jom applied to esrgoes, to be sold en the market. he unportation ot | and | sball, therefore, prorecate them toa trial, and if | the( omwon !l-as of Bue ity where she resided, epecte shall give no right to the purchase of cottee. needs be, tow final adjudication in the court ot Last dhvores, om the ground of erucl treatment, Phe Ant. 6, The retural to sell, or the suspeusion of sales, | resort. « od upon trial the isene resulted in €r the sot of selling above the fixed prices, shall for- doit the right to purchase eoffee, as well as the right of | ,ousscition, have been made to me. thet wi manorial tith under the joi Legislature, collection of rents oa leases, aud princtpi and interest on contracts of sale, should cease, aod should be restrained by legislative enactment measure seems to me to be just; for if the claims of State shall be finally estabushed and the pretended Ue of the landlords be deciared void for avy reasvu, the tenants will have paid money to which the laaulord te not justly eptitied; and being voluntarily paid o: claim of right, can never be re! b, I therefore recommend that an per provisions to protect the interests of all partiva, either that such rents, principal and interest, be for- borne, without working a forfeiture of the estate, ancl the final cetermivation of the suits now pending ur he divorce was refused Afierward the plied Co the Legislature, without the knowledge Ur band. ks he alleges, and an act divorcing the Wak parsed. The wife then brought an action of ejectment against the husband, te reoover postession ff property which belonged to her, but in which the husband cisimed u life estate, by virtue of tae mar- ringe. The husband offered to show the Court that the divorce was grented by the Legisiatare for tae tame cause as Was previously adjadicated upon im the court This evidence was overruled, and th went to the Supreme Court on t poiet. Judge Faid that the plaintifl invoked an iaterpretation of © copslitution. sud to reach tbat it was necessary to leap over ap ect of Asrembiy. In bagiand, Parl granted divorces for #vultery. But that body pro ceeced with the utmost circumspection, aud acted A week by werchents, and shall take away the one Gfch t to State. This one fifta, psid ordered by the article 2d, ceived ip compensation of custom house du' ‘4e- able, on ail ecifee exported. A duty ot one dollar par hundred pounds shall be paid te, aad coveted by the commission ef votre] on Bll coffee sulpped. Ant. 8, The coffee belonging to the government ehall be deposited in the warehouses destined for the , under the supervision of the committee of Ant. 9. Coffre, before being transported to the ous- after to be commenced under the resoluttve a/ore court, examining into the proots und alieca- tem Louse, shall be weighed by the committee of o09- | sqid or that they be paid toa responsible reoetver or re- 8 abd requirtog the ful testimony To this trol, in order to take from it the one-fittn part, aad | Ceivers, o be deposited in some bank or baaks to be | the Legirlature ects ax if the grantivg of compare the weight of the balance with its re-weight at the time of shipment. ‘Ant. 10, No quantity of coffee shall be permitted to y war an exercise of legislative pover; bat such a doctrine inay weil be questioned. The amcnded Covetitution expressly probivits the Logisiatare from held io trast, until such fiual determination ot tue | suite, and of the questions involved ia them win istormed that ion bus been commenced Do weighed ‘d from the Custom House, with- | eng is now pending, im behalf of the people, iavulviog | RTALUDE divorees where the courts have poner It out being acecnpanied by tue certificate of its having | thc tiie uf the State tence thee Loe eee evelv ig | eee fimited juriediction, with an expreca probl deen weighed by the committee of cvatcol, wick cer | eiare known the Pultuey estate, Puts bition outside of the Innitation The ia this titteal all be returaed by the tom House to t! the bands of K8q., Of Bath, who has | ca*emerely divorces the pardes, and anunls the coa- committee of control, with @ note of the re weigat af the cb D the name of ti tract, without sesigning any reason [t does not ap- tached toit, All surplus found on re-weighiog at the | Attorney ppolntment by the | P¢ar ftom the act, whether the cause wes one withia the Custom Houze, shall be eeized for the beneds of the | Governor. From the best information | have bee adie | lextslitive power or net. The position that we canact go bebind the act, to obtain the reasons why ii pass ed, ir notgound It fs the duty of the courts t> g' the constitution against violation. The | to obtein in relation to this euit, 1 pave mo doubt tre aid of ibe Legtclature bas become nec: ther prosecution of it, M cated legal questions are in controversy, and much of the testimony relied on by the Stace ts to be found. (if found at ali,) in London and Ediabargh, and murt be pought for amovg the records of Doctor's Ccmmons, and the ecclesiastical courts of Poglaud aad | Seotuand te. Avr, 11. The present ordinance shall be printed and publish charged, ead im that which concerns him, with tts a Given at ovr Palace at Port au Prince, the 10th day of January, 1550, and 47th of independence our reign. FAUSTIN, by the Emperor. avenr, Minister of Justi Saromon, Jr, Minister of Financ: th eq ip of the pen to leave out of the act the cause for which the @et was passed, and it would then beoome constitutional, The Legislature never summons or gives notice to th d acts upon ex parte tes- in the earth and rock, at some places Ii cavity twenty to thirty fret in breadtn. ‘On one of these pits @ hemicek tree fs standing, of immense size, and the cavern extends some distance under the tr irked out of solid rock. in which | found one of the ancient all bolder. with an indentation around ithe or bavdle At one point of the biu‘i, beep worked out und thrown up in im- mepre quantities. Krom every appearance, a very large amount of labor had been performed. It is easily reen (hat this mining has been carried on by burning and rasting the rock. sud bentiog off with their hame | mers, Copper ia found in all thece pits, by removing the earth and vegetable matter. In one pitl founda mass of pure copper, weighing six toms, and worth $1,800, the timber and tools under and around the mass ten feet below the surface. In that pits shaft is now working. [went down fifty feet. The vein or lode is ricb. and masses ere conrtantly found. Another shatt, one hundred aud fifty feet distant, is now working thir- ty. five feet deep. Fifty tons of masses have been for- warded this season to market. The company has just commenced. 1 took some pains toexamine veins | found large mi n both shafts, and the whole drift filled with geod stamp work. The country is but par- ially Kuo wn; parties are constantly out discovering | copper avd inding veins. A miner informed me that | he hed found @ large mass some distance in the woods, Upon government land, while passing through it. | brovght by the State, may be instituted at any time The Camden and Ampboy Rallroad. Janvany 29. 1850. Sim :—I desire to avail myself of your widely olrcu- lated journal, to state to the public the practical conse 7 mo nm of eee, a en PI is in case of the Camden and Ambo: fetaat Gane ve Briggs. walsh the recovery in tl stands thus in the Revired Statutes of N pp. 601 :— of valawfal toll or d March 12, . greater amount of f y end also of the unequal, fluctuating and uniswful rates of toll or money, upon the several cauals or railroads of this State— therefore, » Be it enacted by the Counciland General Ansembly of this State, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the rume, ‘That any incorporated company or coui- penies inthis State, which fx, are, or shali be autho- raed by law to take toll, or to charge for the transpor- talon of passengers, goods wares, of merobaudise, which shal directly or indirectly, through or by any agent, yarn or other officer Lage ig take md de- Wand of avy passenger or , under any pretence whatever, mre thau the charge. toll, rates, OF fare lowed by law, shall forfeit and pay the sum of one Bundred dollars for each and every such offence, to be prorecuted for and recovered with costs before any jus- tice of the peace in any county of this State through which the said roed or canal may pass, in the name for the use of the person or persons prosecuting for the same. By the general statute of limitations of the State, actions for the recovery of these penalties, when brought by a private person, must be instituted within one year after the offence was committed; but if within two years, 1 procerded in en open boat to coast dova the Engle River to visit the Cliff and North American mines. | The Cliff mive stands pow at the bead of ail ul copper mines in the world for producing the pare | metal. On Monday morviug, September l7tb, | was jovited to vieit and explore the whole interfor opera. | ton of thie rich ming, | was presented with « full minver’s sult. and started to di nd ladders two han- dred and sixty-five feet in the bowels of the earth, The bolts are horizontal drifts, bve in number ia some are small tracks to move the ore each way to the principal shatt, where itis elevated by whims, [he dercent of the mine is pot Gaugerous; but still, to a stranger. it Is ai tended with some risk. 1a passing aio: the fitth level, we pasted & mass ot copper one hundred and twenty-five feet in length. aud varying {ror one to two aud a heif feet in thickness, and depth uaknowa, At one place, therv are on hundred tens af puce cop perin sight On the second level we passed aaother of the eume description. We continually esceuntered miners, two apd three in number with their candies ust the immense rock wall, by sticking ow ; fome cutting the great masses with cold 1%. One man holding the chisel and two with heavy sleage have: erbetely etriking with great foree the head of the ebivel; others blasting aad pack. ing the stamp ore, which 18 copper mixea with rook, elevated to the euriace, roasted or burned like time stone, and then passed through the stamptag operat until comptetely pulverizec, them wasted. wud the copper barrelled for martet. The stamping operation is simple. Upon au immense shaft, large p.eces or teeth of iron project; the shaft is horizontal aud has a revolving motion. The ramps are four sqaure pleces ot irop. of five hundred pounds weight, fastened | } in vertical pieces of Umber, eve p &@ plece atthe | botiom; corresponding pleces ot are ia the ver | tieal in the revolucion of thy large sbaft, tne ptawp Lwith great foree upon’ the | copper r 18 freviy condscted upon the | under the ptamp. it then ruug sft oF tables, where It iy strained, and the coppor which ts heavier, settles to thy bottout, We parsed thy length of the different levels, Aud saw ail the mivers The levels or deitis are | evpported over head by immense timbers across the | dritts, the ends of the timbers securely fastened ia the rock waile on rach mde, one cud elevated. pre- tenting the appearance of @ shed-rocf, Thy whols interior formation ts rock. The property owned here by the company, besides the mine, is worth $100.00, ‘Phetr locattion t+ three miles ryware ; ag: Aregate nevenement of F110 008 Lust year the dividend | ay $10 per shave, or about one half the avsessiuont. bis year they have shipped over elybt hundred and three toms copper, and expect vo @ ope bundeed | = and tons more, which will be over $200 000 for IS40 ; experser $100.000 our, Rud net proceeds, $200, | 000. "I visited the North Auecican where the outiny bes not been as great. duct notre much Also, the steu Teowntly put up The staurpore st this taiue op Lake Superior, The mode of reparating the copper tees to be done with more facility aod rapidity thaa atany other. They have fourteen handred tons tem per cent siawp ore on the Kurface, ‘The whole appoar- ance of the mine ts very flattering. Vhey bave about eighty men, and have expended $00.000, Oa Phare day. September 18th. | left Eagle river, to visit Isle Regal We called at Ontonegon. and thea procerded over the lake to Price's Bay, and around the ireland to Rock Herbor, where the Siskowoit, Ohic, and iste Loyal 1 The Pritwedu isle Royal wad. The boat did I was credibly informed that tnof the company are good. 4 thet they will meke a large shipment ot wor in the epring landed at the Onio und Iie Royal mine, Here has be experienced difficulty from tbe flow of water into the mine. Mr. Duncan informed me that they had opened @ Dew vein frome two miles distant, which appeared very promising. Iraw tich ore from the veia. Tbe Present winter will deteriine the character of thie ive The Sikkowrit company are proseouting thelc mine with conrideratie force, end with good pronpeots, On Wedvesday morping, | went out 4), miles to the TaniwY ARNENED To ORDINANCE OF Wen Jaw,, 1850, Witzeres must be examined tn London and Scot, _ 7. mereltaee gpatelaiten matt ._ in proceedings hal ets land, ana thelr evidence suou! aken under tho di- a, ‘ Ne Grey colette, of good lyo-nenaned Ketait, | Metion of a sailful lawyer of undoubted integrity, to | SDpeaF that the gourt bad jaridiction; otherwise it is Wy.» $ 100 per ell. sii be specially Geputed for tuat ‘purpose by the state go- | corem nen judiee, In Kentucky, it has been deotded oo rnment. 1c imay not be improper, in ord that a divorce by the Legirlature ts @ judicial act. ['ne ios the Senate to form # correct judgment of the propriety | Goren tee Sad a right A gery apogee a ba ackoon . ref . ‘of jence offered to the ac! 0 Legisiature ig ot PES St See eaaiy ta tall veces hee bo was precured ought ohare bocu admitted Th (n, | h facts a8 are withia my knowied slthre net baving: © a 6 Pultpey estate, to your henoraie body, e cause upon whigh it was grauted, 19 it ie a matter of history that Massachusetts onnginally | both open for jucic.al inquiry, The jadgme: 7 Jairerd & pre-emptive title to @ large part estera . “ 7 0) per dozen e2 New York, and this claim the eubject of compro: Pend Dera cory anes al Langa gy of 40 08 pos piece it 4 mise between New York and Massachusetts. 1 tuink | the cpinicn o! malortae paieoees, 22 58) 950" | bag ~ A in 1768, @ joint commission was created by the two | duce incalculable ajury, aad Coe aod from in om ~ 9 re 200 States, aud the boundaries of the Massuchusetts leads | tively, from beginning to @nd.—Philadelpria Ledger, a3°°S io dened by the commissioners. Soon after, and i think | #1. reine year, Marsachusetts sold her interest ia Counc. or tHE Inog —Dauring th t So de hae baa tact to Fheips and Gorham who @ short | fortnight there have been bel: fat the Uae Rw an Too ao mtly conveyed it to Robert Dorris, Of | Castic, a serie of Indian counclld, preparatory to the Deas irakets 135 per ell 1 S736 poe ell. About this tise, Mr. Walllamsoa, @ | Commencement cf the pew seer. Um Friday last was Selinersleotten eiiis |) ® Scotch gentleman, came to America ag the agent of Sir | celebrated the annual and finportentalte of sacrifeing per Peegteni do. 1 Wiillan Pultney, a8 1s euppored, and after beoo.sing & | the: white deg.” TLe customary viotitn was imeoletes . 2 | citizen under our paturabaation laws, took ® convey: | on the fiaming al ich Bll the focnall i deem $ ance to himsrlt of the Phelps sud Gerbam purel planes Of asctont usage among the iroqeMlilinbeesence i from Kobert Morris, but in secret trust for Sir William | oy, pegan por of the pation, and numetous white 2 | Puitney, who was ineapable of holding real ovtateta | herons, epectators, On ‘Tuesday Inet. this growoing this State, being anon resident alien In 170s, wit- | [ in year. after @ continuangs of ning 2 | lintasom wes amember of the Legisiature aud procured eed cling ceremo * | the paseage of a law “to enahie alicns to purchase aod dance.” These obrervancss 3 bord reat estates within this State,” vhieh by ite verms Séet of a Christian comments H was to continte tm foros three Fears This was the tlhe thee} “4 & ote feries lation for the | io tenacity they etitl cling to thelr wet “4 eoscoms At this great Testival, to geend council, al Of water!’ to ® pampered vacanoirs are tiled whicn have ceourred duriog the inteciaey abroad, Under thin act Williamson, theee Senntdaheh Some oad nd em tubente, op these oeeasions, wre fodaeted wong the chiele Oye before it expired by its Owe limiiation, conveyed " “the Pultmey estate” to Sir William Pultaey, the cum | into «fier and installed with he eeremocy Of abo- it | sideration expressed in the deed betog one dollar | rigipal etiquetio, as practived tn eden time. At thts ~ Sir Wiliam died im 1865, totestace ws it to alleged. |g asen itis customary and approp 00 per el leaving llenrietta Laura laltney, be known a6 (ue | ihitiate individuals of other patie 1s W ‘do. 4 Countess of Bath, bis only heir, white inte the Ono 5 W do. nw | Ju 1808, Lady Bach died wathout issue, and intestate | tim with particular facil fs to the real estate of wbich ebe died seized, ty this cecarion, while the sire made were convened ip tolemn co $8 So nje ben Be | Mer he urege. im ecusiderath m ef the fon fa whien = Si op per 100 Ih, Bi ports. | Scot he hes long been beid by the ( aca nation. JV E bbl. 14 do, | yaet vette by Hi Clark, Leq, of Maninus, was adopted aud initiated 1D) w per bbl. | to be eufiiciently compre! | as a true Quondega, and most cordially afiivated with thein, @od to 1667, proe the “ Wolf Prive’ of that patton. to be ver bere- god natured Legisiavure » | after known throughout ail thw eix ustivos by the name Pt pecuring the ee to the heirs and devirers of the liens who could * purcbare aud hoid,” woder that act Sit Joba Lowther Johaetene died Ip 1811, without wat it te eeid he Je & deed of disposition ta yar-da Keemeh-has (the ted man's friend and ds er). and to be everywhere aogepied as a brocber, & Mor, and warrior In these dey Ccourrence to adopt and int t fer 1 25 per Ib. 124 00 per M foot bg | Beoth and @ will in Londom, devicing this Pultney | 4 the Onondagas, 5 | ertate in fee to Ernest Augustus Duke of Cumberiand } of | Masterton Ure. amd A: atheart, (Lord Ailoway,) do. | fe trort Geet 00 per basket 2:25 pet bottle 0 “ao. a m 4 ee) dage nation, aud wae duly thvested with th " oope 5 pert 1 08 cor Ib. oh witeges of native incambents | ‘aii other art cle tacffed shall be sold at pricesin trust. Nearly beifs centary bas clapsed, and the tr remark. thet Proportion to there of the present tariff. ie apparentiy ae fer from be closed ae was bee 4 avay sines Christianity Str Jche Lowther Jobpstom x Why it is kept | on foot can be best explained by ’ Pr pir ireduced atocng the Ouondage Tedians, rich the trustess, who are | puteh Englith aed Anglo Americans hare, each in three years ago. A Biravian Brae ld men, by the name ot Houghtom, died tn the towmof gyounlly gratified by & princely remitiagee from the | their turn, extabtished what have heen termed “ Bolton, in this State, leaving the towm $12,000 to be | gernte here, and by those agemia, who are daily growing percut missions” aneng them —with what neers, applied to educational purposes, with the provieo, that rich apd powerful by menus of theireituationas agents | pre t te, For more then ine families, (named in the will.) should cot partake Who gre tae ceafud gus trusts now ia being is unkaown. predominant For of any of the advantages arising from the invertment Whether @ tingle scion of th: thaw baif thet time the Fnglieh prevatied in all of said mon ther they, nor thelr heirs, fer o6@ haventy family of Pultney liv dipl A polithawl tn: dred yeare; ctherwlee the money should revert yaci'y Lere, abd represen i fevelinen, the feck to bis lewtal heirs, ‘The town, to seoure the | tnd peri are,semrepen | (teen had the amount thus beqneathed, comp! id of Hanover, with his co trustee, ) perishing remnnut of the Iroquete under their tuto received the h thet cond the hard-tolling repud- | epee, protection, and contrel, Still, they are, in many | two years t! —— interest. At the expiration teuben cher counties, by @ yes ly ivy | independent people, epeaking their own ‘of that time the nei pal of terest was added to 00,060 om their industry, This cstate is eaid to be | proult ae. governed by their own lean, lars more whie a ove thowrand do! been raleed by an a equal taxation. |¢ vied apon the cittzens of hy en sondemy build! an erected and farowh yelued at over $2.000,000; # million aud # ball of ie draviog om interest of seven per cent en which is rent abread to gus b | echering, wih unyielding pertivacity to theif prim tive emecems, Diccerning men have ofves ant loog ago foretold that ere this the last Irequots would be driven. face aod 4. ‘The echool commenced, aod the ediidern of the vine families the «id world. without frem the of bis fathers. or become « yoluatary mentioned. » ; but adiniesion wasrefured them to paritally relieve thi weit, and all their nationslicy expire, nothwithetending their parents bad paid vaetr prope it i & moet remer } of country, and the dread of expatel tiomate te raising the $1000 extra The jation of this State, that | with wonderful mdavete at down authorities nowing how to settle the matter tion co the large estates held } jones. Although it ith the three at home beew to eeoure some interest (0, tcne loop hole in, the title of the proj of the laboring thou» required peel, minishing Ia number the last raver ofan menoment of the wildr flexibility of temper, and of their ai deur.— Syracuse (N.Y) Jowr., Jan. 28 4 are to pay. The western increased im vaiue by the | opening of en r sud other facilives of communication; this Paitmey property being dow im value by thie means, And who bas pa: ponte the $12,000 would revert back dren of the nine families contend tl ol asthe children of any other yere So care stands at present, aod will re Banc anti decided by @ fall bench of the Supreme Fioop rm rue Weetees Bivens. —Verterday, the river Bt the rete of absut three-rigoe of an inet ight about one-fourth of an inch h the Clnetpnat! mpl bat ead et Sea Gall brougl (ne dollar have its proprietors e=ntributed by way of tasation now if this tardy justice should be «x from Court, as soon As the matter can be properly brought — gotrd cf them, | doubt not ite agente would be as buty thet the river her ppofore such @ tribunal —Bosion Bre, Jan. uA | fo the lobbies of the Legislature, secking to preveat * b deemeraenementiaeeiatithaticasite imposition ef & just tax oo the ertale, ag they hy cere on the that ¢ Firrwants i Jenexy Crry —Laest might, aboat 9 | proeuring the reverral of rai sland yester he 8 were being throagh idence im beball of their foreiga pat. these of the Sea Guil re commenced tating at op rocn hoe It ie pwbmitted, and th and ep to 106 clock yesteripy moratog b are some of the potnts litt Lowther gated by the State, that t Y d two feet ¢ Obie war risigg tery Jot patone, if any extst, are m-resident aliens, aud roliiom lart evening, Ihe water has got incapable of inheriting and hetting feel & floors of the buildings yet. but it «x Hotwitarding the statutes of 1745 aod 1907, that itis | distance intoall the orersetreets from T quite @ swee! rotable the ly Je excinet—at alievents we hare no en whieh bis keepe nowledge of the existence of any heir; that the trast majesty, marebing joutgomery etrest ata Siriews Fate, ts ihe great diamay of the bystanders, @ho acattered in every direotion. The keeper, however, succerds y Jobustone was void, that Sie William od purchased 4 died intestate beceaee fivaily 4 in torcing hie course tn the right he entate ; that lady direction, without dolog personal injury tonvy.— Jersey wee device hls estate, beoatee 18 was a trust Ciy Jan, 2B. t, with omly © ental, alter Hever descended to | deem Master. Lowther J Ip order to esteblien these fects and po ith It important to the interests of the Sra: ton Ure aad Joha Gordon (#ho succeeded Lord Alin way a6 trustee.) and the King of Hanover, eek, hie Majesty enw be brovght to consent to be examined the corner of the al come wr. All the other Sothnags ‘task square bave eroaped by @ very few inches. Che butld ivga im Commereial row and Williams's row bave es: coped. Below Sixth and Seventh streets the water tv . in come of the houses tlie (Ky) Journal, Jan, 8 A wi'pese, Deexamined as witnesses by commission, Satie ai Gk cop interrowatorics, ond that a fall csemmnetion oo Ab ipetitute for the deaf and the records in the proper offlots in Loudva and Edia- | erected at Flint, Michigan. ayy Ee the proclamation, which is December 37th, pele tet ‘The conductor of the and Little Falls, was robbed of a larg ‘on his train, on the night of the dist uls. between Utlow of money Nathwert Mine. Two elafis bave been settied bere, nd a ditt opened. | soon became rattstied that the Northwest was atich mine. We followed the river 100 fret below the sur face; eppeered the vein t ' ere oxpper ex tude state They are just The CUM, North Ant and Noitowert Mines now take the ‘company, tselve miles from Lae Ontooagon, t ob Company and Dovgiass Houghton company. a woreouiing their works The Lac La Belle Uom- watill at work, They are ewcouraged to believe strike the copper © Their work is & horizontal hae been pushed coven hundred feet through ‘Tur lernus or Paxana — \ correspondence from Begote, New Grapads. ioforms + that an ettempt wilh be made in the Congress which ts about to meet. have the two ports, on the onto the com eottionent nore oF Perame- owing to the gecgrsphical di re will becores, ae room we fe ts tr rite, the nearest and most diet road to some of the mere Importanteente of her colonies eed commerce how. or afters aright of way, af all seasons, in peeer of war, norors tht. tethmus—o right of eptey for ber sbips inte the harbors of Pavans nad Mhagres—is @t Britain must assert and majotain, atany that, should the settlement of the ¢ Dow, the feeds of future mise d Amerion will be jo 1 may prove hartfa ‘Onee already, @ prej ct bas by Eurepean statermen. of taxing p of Iand whieh Grids occ territory. in the joiat a 5 the Wive Powers. ifeny ation pt Wade to dery one nation thers rights of ecoces which are corded to soother. There must be no monopoly of the “right of way” at Faaama—-ondon sAthenarin, January b Domestic Miscellany. Twenty-one deaths from eholera occurred ia St Louts, for the week ending 15th. é Peter Ridell, Henry Heiesen, Philip Estar, and Charies Miller, hav ed to priven at New. ark, NJ, for th tet the 26th wit he whole amount of damage by fire, in St Louls during the year 1540, > which there toe " ft Louisville. Ky . on the 2) ‘bere were 65 arain Boston during the week \- the Matant. of wich 10 were ot consumption ooh. top of the Cblofehthe Menominee tm cord. N. TL ‘Three of the grand jorymen. In Cinclonal, had thelr En. picked ip jail, the other Gay, whe exanvining he premteer, A number of removals were made from the Pbiletel- phia curtom house « im the elty ef were 6.008 Lirtbe ©, Remnet serionsiy few days Hnoe, by B it population of Cambridge, Mase, is esti- 000. Im I88T Ht was 7.691 en indian chief, wse recently murdered near Amburstburg, NH. | have been in their tavor. | pevalty upon doing that wbich w one thourand and seven emi- ‘oeets dtebvegs oe, comtatbog sil + | Gred betters @ minuwe will be worked of at oper th ‘The legal consequences of the late decision are as low 1. A penalty of ond hundred dollars may be recovered for every individual instance of an excessive charge for Tansportation of merchandise, upon either the rail- Toad or the canal, Verbaps not many in- rendered bill de out according to the old unlawful rater, and ‘accepted payment of the less and la ful rates, intending to reserve the right to recover the Teridue if the decision of the Court of Appi ould ‘The offeuce of charging too much iv as penal as that of takiug payment of tuo much By tue lavgusge of the statute, the penalty is upon every company which shall * take or demand’? of any pereou, more than the lawful rates. Aud reasopably tnd necessarily eo, for the demand is the unlawtal ast of the company, in which the effence consists; the pay- | ment is the act of the other party, aud is nota wrong | in the company, and the acceptance ot a proffered pay- ment cannot be penal, if the company ovuld. with 1u- punity, demand unlawful fares, aod put Cheic customers to the trouble of examining aud construing thoir char ter on every Cocarion thate Dill ts rendered, to ree whether the rate ts legal and of baving an aiterca with the company’s agents. and of having suite hangt over their heads, {ti¢ obvious that the public conve. nivnce would be greatly futerfered with. ‘Phe ualawtal demand is, theretore, the vexatious aud harrassing act Of tyramny against which the statute of 1839 is atmed. Lvery person against whom bills, made out according to the illegal rates of charging bave been rendered within ove year, whether paid or pot and whether npon the railroad or canal, has aright of action for one Dundred doilare for every offence And the sult nerd Lot be brought by the party aggrieved, He may hand ¢ Lillis over to wby other person, and such person may fur ip his own name, Nota day should be lostio ta- stituling these euits. The notion of reversing the late decition of the Court of Appeals in the Supreme Court of the United States, ou account of the unconstitutionally b reelted act of 1639, is prep the companies make it uni certain late s al to charge beyeud a tute impores a always unlawtal, So tur Icom impairing the obligations of the ooutrast of {uoorporation, the act of 1Su¥ directly enforces those obligations. kxcept in respect to things which tnetr cheiters +pecially license them to do, corporations are 26 wheb within the general penal and remedial legisla. tion of the State as private persons, The statement of & detigh to take (he case to the Supreme Court of the United Slates, is givem out by the suanagers, partly with a view to arrest the which the decision has created in the #leck mar: partly to create dein Bd Allow tbe suits Tor penalties to be outlawed 2. The iilegelity of the four dollar charg, for t paeeege between New Vork aod Philadelphia re on ground esveptially, vay, idemtioaliy tae mane fs the illegaltcy of these tolls f ‘The public may rely wpon ib nea thing cert fteeit, that the Jate decision of the Court of Errore aud Appenis, directly avd conclusively estadlirdes the ilie- guilty of that four dotlar ebarge, for the conveyance of gers from eity to city, aud the right to recover # apdred doliars for every instance ia which it has been (der demanded That charge has been disontioued only since Uctober last. Everybody who, within a Jear, bas paid four dollars pasrage money betworn the cities, howd institute a euit, or ailow some do to for the hundred dollar penalty. All that 18 oe Cessary is, to fend the name of the party aod the date of the payment to eome lawyer in New Jerwey along ‘the line of the road, and direct sult to be fo The companies can be compelled to produce | Dills, which will faraish evidenee of the pys- ate of tne destroy their ‘way-bill», which fs now « very probable . the facts of the pacrage and payment ean be proved by the pas- fenger bimeelf provided be allows ® third persoe to bring the suit in his own pame, and for On Use, Every gentlewan, therefore, ia New York Philadel phia, whe bas pata this four dollar charge, #ituia the jeer of rotation aud who cesires to promote at once The intererte of jurtice and charity, should direct suite | te be brought in New Sruaewick. Lrentoa, or some | other place alorg the road, in the name and for the ase of rome poor alee A) hum. y ts disp to confer a bounty, and the d 1 the persoa 1d the four dollars may be taken, and will be | Levidence The eutt may provably be broaght county through which any of the Camden sud 3 Company's Koad but It would b wuty through #bich the read op whiol was taken, pases treuton would be the most certnin place. Astor the juggling manc by which the compentes pretend to evade the pe by considering the New Jerrey Kaliroad aod i'r pertation Company as exucting a part of the four dol- au idle delurion—an empty trick of panes —which caunot etand between the law and | | iia victime. 3. Alls paid for the transportation of merchan the legal rates, at any time within wix years, ere table back. ‘This principle lies be yond the onstitutional objectiva; and 4 the Court of Appeal be brought iu the pen this point the j eurt ( ovrt of the United Stat by attachment of the company’s property. [his prin eiple appl verciarges on the canal as to over Comte ond =6The overcharges on the carol alone, during the Inet eix yeare, are exvimated at wen hundred thousand dollars It ought to be ob- ferved. thu the right to the penalty 1s cumulative uupen ibe right to recover back the exoves paid above he jegal rete. Hoth remedins may be pursued to- gether. 4. It being now fi ie ies bave for y tare forfeit tn 1 forfeiture can be by ia ees. even Site te he practi Neary oan be tagtirated | only by the Attorney Since the deolrien ta | the Court of A: is. tt baw the oficial daty of ‘the sttorney General to uo Court ivr a writ of quo warranto. it ben thie duty, the jadges, as grmeral cen Bervatots of juste 4 direct him to mak pel it te underetood t! | Goubtediy be pared. This portentous corporation is ow completely bo the hands of the anti monrp list Whether you consider the matter of the forivttu the eharter or the f@menre secomulation of peoaniary Habliities which is at once precipitated upow the cou. HY, Ite Clewr that the Iace decision of the Court of Appeals will inevitably scoom plish the tetal once formidable corporation, Jigs LiCn. Terronarnic Proonnss.—Some experiments N with @ new apparatos, . to be either tof telegraph. ay th of London to Norwieh javention 19 fh xed at least two | wd 10 a8 expected that enon | ready to work without loterrap't Colpy away WILD wil trADecription, amd insuriag seorwey of cerrespondeses, The Americans are still goles whend with their lightotug pewr-conductors bev New Yorn, War tiagton and Geithaore the cherges | to be reeured tor long between 600 © to bait rales, (ae the ehargs for the HOO) above 1000 words to one-third only. Mr fh rab to Bare mack texproved bie jyrintimg tele rte Cory 1,000 be thers @ caaie toe ad of the HO wack ney re avons ode of cermaie Baring Lenya ees, vara or ot erat fempiacie 4 ME ey Lad Vouk koa poneeee & plea fot euretohiog wires over ere #veh ga rivers, Ka, by Puspendiog the band, Gord ef Cubs to fhe porte. tin the Gret tee eves. eleaye by thetr Mie weet # of coustrset " ing (edieating & ‘The witd Lung lorees Ore engaged tu hu a temps » Gaybure het i: ewe may feicly | magein aod Theatrical and Musical, Bowrny Turarar.—The “ Stege of Comorn,” as & spectacle, @ inelo-drama, and an bistorieal piece, is bighly pleating and ratisfactory, to the crowded houses which nightly fill this splendid temple of histronic re- presentation, Some of its incidents, it fs true, are mot very strange, nor original, particularly the escape of Webazy in @ miller’s sack; but it is worked up well, and path to the mill, aad the man prise, 1d naive bonhommie—the whole is highly effective prodigiovrly, aud ple exceedingly. * Naval ements,” end the “ Little Devil,”’ clever pieoes, and nirably pertormed, added vastly to the entertain- mente of \he evening. A brilliant programme is in pre- Paration for to-morrow evening Lkosvway Tuearee.—The great success of the legi- timate drama. at this house, we should eay, from the fatbiovable sudiences that nightly grace its seats, is attributable, more to the very laudable manner im which the pieces are produced, and the admitted ability of the corps dramariyue, than to the recent re- duction in the prices of admiseion We are glad to see Mr, Blake so frequently before the public; his name is an additional attraction for the lovers of true comedy end genuine acting; but now that he aud his exceiirns ftandard company are aided by the naive Mra. Barrett and the sccompliched Mr Wheatly, it is not to be wondered that the Broadway theatre shouid be the centre cS attraction. Each actor enters with spicit into the part he fulfils, as if doubly anxious to aid the er in his praiteworthy enterpri-e, Last night pe the admized aud admirable comedy of “Old Heads and Young Hearts,” whieh was followed bya Pilka, by Madame Ernestine Kataleen, aud the entertainments copeinded with the farce of the” Mar. ried Rake.” all of which were witnessed with delight, and received with epprobation snron’s Theatre. —This theatre was again resplen. dent with auother numerous and fashionable audience, who witnesred that popular comedy, the * Serious Family,” with unabated faterest. Fer several weeks past, this temple of cowedy has enjoyed a run of the tort unparalleled success, It has been every night crowded to its utmost capacity, with all the beauty and fushion of thiv city, The realization of this brilliant ruecere is unjucstionably attributable to the adaira- bie sill of the manager. in his selections of chowe ene terteinments, He is continually bent upon the pur- pore of affording the greatest amount of pleasure and amurement, and for euch indefatigability, he certaialy deserves eaconragement from unlimited patronage of The entertainments concluded with the nlar piece of the “Toodles.” which wa with distinguished success, and which gave iefaction to all present. Cuasrnav’s Naviovat Tuatae —Last eveniag, Mr. TD. Rice, the original Jim Crow—he who first set in vogue the negro rage and mania, which seized upon all the world in both its hemispheres like the infection of the cholera, se that every body for # time was jumping Jim Crow, and chawating “Clare de Kitchen,” “Ole Virginny Neber Tire’—Mr. T. D_ Rice, the famous ori- ginstor of this quasi revelution in dramatics for the time, which bas, however, sloce become as flat, stale and unprofitable as the late French revolution —he, the veritable original impersonstion of the old and genaine Jim Crow—took his benoit lust night at the National; andabenefitit was First came Jambo Jum,” them jayed * The Mommy,” then followed © The Hon- ves,” ail three of them rich d lastly came the ~ Foreign Pri himrelf—a ptece not worthy to be with the other more telented productions Kiice rendered tt highly ainusiog, and the house. er: ed as it was had scarcely room enough for the a of the sides, which the lecessunt laughter produc all present. On Monday. Ly immense sttractions are forthooming at this pretty little theatre. Mironrur’s Taearne.—Taking everything into con sideration, it must be admitted that this place of amusement has during the last week, realized decided success iu the reprerentation of its various entertain- moents, and enjoyed a very profitable run, a eiroum- stance which will tend to lospire the company with ° pulee to tho mereger ft his wt The enteriaioments and pleasing charscter, consisting of the burlette the “Twelve Months.” the fairy extravaganze of “Camarelzemen and Badoura” the comic opera on- titled “ Jobn of Par: and the farce of the “ Midnight * ell of which passed off exoredingly well. Cauy were witnessed amid the mont flattering demonstra- tiont of universal pleasure end ratistaction, Magra Mitebell, Waleot, Niekinson, and Mi Mary Tay @quitted themselves with their accustomed ability and success, Cusisty's Orena House —This place of amusement fe becoming every day more popular, and the muste of the band, under the guidance of EP. Christy, seems to bave rome peculiar sweetness, a# our citizens relish thone negro melodies more than any other kind of ma- ical entertainment given in thie city, To-mortc evening they give their concert as usual. in Mechaute Hell. “The programme contaias the choicest relection of their popular airs. and George and W. Sheppard will appear im their excelient dances, whieh are so gene- rally admired. The celebrated bariesque “ Voyage Musical’ is always received with cheers and Zoreriu bia imitations of various prima donna, and Gould, ta his solo on the guitar, give the greatest evidence of e ine musical education Amenican Museum.- This old favorite establish. ment continues to be visited by large assemblages of Sur citizens, The Martinett! Family, ys great fa- vorltes aod excellent artists, appear every afternoom and evening in the pantomime of the “ Soarlet Fiem and the vdeville company will give their matic rey #10 the farce of them ‘The Musecm, containing fo many works of art aud abounding with such rate natural curtosities, possesses many attractive features, which should induce parents with thei [obildren, to visit it ws it must bem great ce of instruction to youngsters. who ean in realit} fee mary cf thore birds aud apiuuals which thelt ecboo! books treat of. Granp Conerat ron tHe Beserrt of tan Naw Yon Votuwrexn Association —This concert, given for the beneit of the gallant volunteers of the Ne one of which was to meslst io thelr distress those who pravely fought for their country. and are now, by thate able to provide for thelr Ii Richard Wills, aesieted by artists, Dave nobly done their duty. and have e tight to the gratitude of our valiant poldiers of Cerro O 4 Chepuitepeo worth and Shelton, per excited the greatest 9) reorived with every mark of satisfaction. Bornstein Routh. who made her first apgeer- ein America inet evening. aequitted hereif well vlis Nortball. being indi«poeed, was Jeud ber talent to thie patriotic demonstration Mess, Leach, riek, Lyster aud lierr Brandt cag come English e5¢ German batleds, #) wore wo l reocetved Durtog the concert, the New Vi Volumterrs, cari ig owith them their were sa uted three times three v a there war another some w: notice; Mr. Vad'ite A polto- no heroine. aecared the Ee sk; but this assurance voles fe mraymg ont tonee Med'ie J we came to see aod ereiet gallant v wore of These worda, cf course, were reerived by 1 ‘ous brave, and three tines three cheers wero reciment Tie Gaawp Doratrow Concent will come offat the Tabernacle, on Thureday evening next. Being each e Dovel aflair and affording euch amurement, (ia many the ndobetea money ef afty the Cabernacle, on that evening, r Gowge Loder endgte eee. gain given for the New You | wlll be erowded, rical department. Merorros.— White's Serronders wilh, their ueue ante at 05 Bowery, every during b Coon. tre Awenicas Jevewvur Prosar. As tbe period approaches for the grand consert of (hie remer beable youth, the eurtosity imereares to heart nhad the pleasare Tawe wing of Iie | tepirg to the Caloet sounds of thie juvenile artist. pro duced by his troly wonderful perfor recently Invented by bis father. duce at his fret concert, that will take ts thie little bey, only Dieore of his own composition ladion other to the geatiomen of tauste compored expressly for h bie distinguished teacher, Henry Ciuaries este, By Dobler, Thalberg. aod otter emiuea: oe him, ene cpened at Viekshorg. Mission gpl, owhetiinent P Miva Sula Deon tt at Lonleritie, Ky. Mee. Cooper. tet! vlott® Taross, aH sotrene Of copetdersdle wert, +0 ae the onthar ot poe cf “Octavio Brageldi,” diedst Vinasbarg, Misatordppl, om the iteb ult The ehole emount of suserasarived at Now Ore leave from Taras, tou tho Let Of Septoo tt last to tne at of momen, Lead Bet one dad tue erp. maben Whieds be wad Wo BE