The New York Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1850, Page 2

‘Trial of Wm. H. Thompson for Forgery. BROOKLYN CITY COURT. Before Judge Greedwood, and Aldermen Peet an@ May 9.—At the nit f the the ay ope: of ager] ee pregains expediti force In Italy to one division, som The Pelitical Aspect of Europe. pasar esr Prevod ra General Baraguay | The next arrival from Europe will bring us im- D’Hilliers was authorized to return to France, and | portant intelligence, especially with regard te yecume bis seat in the National Aseembly. Other | France, The election to fill a vacancy in the Na- 24 dge said, that om lat Monda: ehanges among the Generale of Divisions are 82° | tional Assembly, wen te take place on the soeaty. {50h te ever oman ats haa In'the | mission to two afters to go to Rochester, and I eunced eighth of April, and Eugene Sue, the socialist, a New York Herald, The order required Mr. Bennett to | afterwards learned they were acting wit! 3 The Voiney ship cf the line bas sailed to join the Leclere, the friend of order, were the two candi- Prete yy pipe eng gee fr eae 6h enaeiisaneoogrs Mediterranean det datee. It is difficult to predict the result; but | inthe publication of these articles. The court here | _Cross-examined.—Thompson was never employed by rent to Warner early in mont ‘A. grant of 190,000 franes for the sufferers at Angers ouse of 65 members. “lov ‘ d has increased 2% | Assembly, the socialists will be strong, and the inquired whether any person appeared on behalf of Mr. Bennett. Mr Gulbraith, counsel on the part of Mr. Bennett, should the luxury-loving Sue be returned to the ‘called on me and told mehe thought ously dtoiaa H ‘was unanimously agreed te committed the act, and said he thought he Bank of France returns show gol e increased 3 million, . | here appeared, and addressed the court. He sald tl be brought to jurtice. mallion frre cite increased 2 million in Paris, ap the on a rae eed apnea oe he onpeored on the part of the Editor of the Hered. pie Cour as hon ro bed ares bee om 4 psi Bdie" Viv $0 2 hres, 8 8 vinta, He taco poutiied the mathe | the Sosy or tbe Teme at tate Ltrs | Ses Redoute stele oo Fane Bovess. Fiver, 00%, Tireem aggressive. Sieman Row prohibited the seth haw { mutter of regret that. hi remarks had been eonstraed rking with him; I have heard that officers have INTERESTING cocialist journals in any of the streets of Paris; has | jy «his light. It waatrue, he eid. that the Editor of with him, ©. Smith eworn.—I am a police officer; T have ighteen years; I was in Boston in September went there by request of Mr. Wilkes, to get an javit ot Margaret O'Connor; on my arrival at the depot. I met Thompron; we went from there to Mar- A despatch from Madrid, 23d anvounces that another Paris serious character, had taken place. TI fied to Gen. Nurvaex, and the rest of the cabinet, bia intention of quitting Madrid, in order not to be present the Herald felt a deep interest_in this trial; but he de- sired rather to aid the cause of justice, rather than to cust obstacles in ite The counsel averred that Br, Bennett thought that he had a right to comment on the procvedin, sent Proudben to prison for breaking his word, pledged as he was to write no more political arti- cles, and is about to try Girardin, the editor, for i of the trial; and in respect to the the accouchement of the Queen. After exhausting | creating an émeute. articles. which given offence. articies had since | shal Tukey; there was something said about Meadows all means of persuasion toinduce him to change his pur- | "This crusade against the Press must prove to | appeared in the sume paper, disavowing any intention | coming to New York; and it was said that no pore. but which were of no avail, council of ministers | OS COUN in bring till further | to conden the procee doubt he rebbed @ man named Wilson; Tukey was eof the court, and it is to wb ‘that the court will view the ced to Was held. in which it was King’s departure, Accordingly reed to oppose by was anno be hoped, said the eousel, matter in this light, to have come on, or sent officers to be present at the search of Drury's houre; I know Joseph C. Ashley; he popular odium upon his head, creating an army of his Majesty that he must be placed under arrest, i » de- The Court exprested i tisfied. and the presiding | has been a dealer in counterfeit money, according to Fentries were placed at the door of his apartment, | Martyrs to assail him in the future. Then, the de- | he Citas expressed ltaelf satiefiog. ond the PMNS | my information, for same 15 years "he offered to and the King remained a prisoner during four hours, | portation law is one not calculated to render the | Jcgard which it owed to itself, and the obligations that bail for Smith Davis, about seven years ago; 0 Kebley wanted I should syeak to Mr. Stew to go to Mr. McKeon and make arrangements for him (Ashiey) to become a States evidence; I understood him to intimate that he bought the matches for the torpedo, I thought he could tell all aboutit, I helped to scarch Drury’s house, I found after which time his Majesty consented, and accom- panied the Queen in her uual drive on the Brado, in | French government popular. Two years ago, the an open carriage. The Times says the despatch ends | penalty of death for political offences ceased ; but by raying tho crisis was over for the present. this new law revives it by perpetual exile to the Ba arc ds, where the political jailer of the Romy, April 16 —A corps of Marquesas Islands, wh pol j devolved upon it in maintaining the respect due tothe proper administration of justice. The Court would, for the present, not decide on the matter, but would do f0 hereafter. ‘The trial was then proceeded with. A number @ witnesses introduced by the de- fenee. to prove that the character of Jas. Arlington ens d’armes mobile wns im eourse of organization at Rome, for the service of | republic is to reside. It is such measures, such | Bennet was bad. Conklin Curl swore that he would | « bottle containing a fluid. It was in Drury’s writi the Pope. It would be composed of volunt of the | yespasses upon the pledges that elevated the | not believe him under oath, unless his evidence was | desk. Several broken bank bills and « Bristol Ban’ French army. with the cousent of the Kepublic, and | 4) eed Tanke: hue iving fearful | ¥tll corroborated. John Harper testified the same, | bill, altered from also found in that eensist of 2.000 infantry and 1,000 cavalry short-sighted Louis, On Gre gumg Mai Rufus K. Williams would believe him under oath. | derk. I did not see any large label with Thompson's strength to socialism. True, the reign of anarchy | Peter Neefus would not believe him under oath. This | pame on it. There was a large press there It would POLAND. Warsaw letters state that many arrests had taken Place in that city. A conspiracy amongst the Polish and Russion youths had been discovered. The young wen of the universities and the army were indiseri- minutely arrested, without inquiry into their guilt or dmnoceence, Some letters announce that armaments eontinue to so great an extent, that there must be not go intoa chest. ‘The dies were found in a little va- lise under a bench. Thompson has acted with Wilkes against the Drury party in the torpedo case, as well ag in the counteriviting operations. When’ Margaret O'Connor came on from Boston. Warner brought her to my house till place eould be obtained for her to bourd. Thompron told me she had better be impris- witness is & flour dealer i ew York, and has known J. A. Bennet for several years. On his cross-cxamina- iow he testified that be ‘bad bad litigations wich him George Norris sworn,—Ie a policeman. an aid in the office of the Chief of Police. On the 17th of Decem- ber last the defendant d made some disclosures relative to a $50 bill, must be brief; but virtuous liberty, springing through rank licentiousness, may give a terrible lesson to mankind. The Pope’s return to Rome, after sixteen months’ exile, on the same-named day and atthe same hour : don Mr. Beers. thi trect. [suggested | oned, or she would run a ret vert ia vee of his flight, is a great event; yet the position ofthe Etim that I would ke to, have the Chiet know AFTERNOON SESSION. TURKEY republican party at Turin seems to indicate the | what be bad to state, before I acted at all. Thompson ‘The defendant moved for an attachment sgainst se- Reports from Belgrade stute that a great excitement bil i. os Mazzini f the late | *#id he would hold me responsimle. I declined having | veral witnesses, prevails in Servia. The population was arming and | possibility of a storm. Mazzini, one of the late | siyihing to do with it,aud weseparated. On the nex Mr. Smith cross-examined —Mr. Thompson has not me, and requested Romen triumvers, is one of the most distinguished = i men of this age, both for his talents and for his indefatigable enterprise in the midst of obstacles. It is his hand that covers the walls of Rome with been acting under my orders. in reference to the arrest of the Drurys; I have never given Mr. Thompson a pone of immunities or protection in these matters; do net know Meadows; I have had no couver- rations with rir duy, Thompson came to # me to write to M description of the ma | ing to be of the Broadway Bank; Tukey answei letter, but it was not exactly the information [ want- per NEW YORK HERALD. ersons, except Thompson, gin refer- ay onyeeage ec : ‘ ed; I wrote again on the 22d, asking a description of | ence to what took place in Boston; I have JAMES GOKDON BENSETT, bulletins, and that strikes terror wherever an | thoiman whopucned @ mote, purporting to be on the no ageney whatever in pursuing the Drurys in re- PROPRIETOK AND EDITOR. enemy of liberty exists in Italy. Bold, daring, re- | Tradesman’ of New York; Thompson wanted | ference to counterfeit visit to Drury, I amaeal d he oe od foe | M* to go to the store, in Chatham street, and | took e pre ere looks like the SVFICE, N. W. CORNEX OF FULTON AND Nassau srs. | Solute and honest, he is the most obdurate foe | seo if this description agreed with deseription of | one we took there; it stood in the office near a ill there ; I did not go ; ype; [think the type was re- DAILY HERALD, 2 cents per to tyranny, and the most devoted friend of free- | a man who passed t! TAR copy—BT per annem, Phapsrhi 4 Thompson came to me again, and spoke of some d placed in ebarge of Mr. Stewart, the clerk THE WERKLY HERALD coer Satarday aft cent ger | dom. If the Pope is again driven from the Vatican | Giceund some connterfelt operations that he could | of police, we took tome. glass, in small pieces, from RR SiPreutnoe™ | Me Burepean ton $4 per’ anon, | it will be by Mazzini'shand—for Austrian thraldom | detect, if he ‘bad funds ;/ he asked me if there | the shop: thie glass was also carried to the police \e . ‘f , 2 were not funds in the Chief's office for such | office; the barrel was not removed; the bottle, I shou! engl LETTERS by mail, for cubecrsrtionss 07 yuh Siper, | cannot suit Italian blood, and the Pope is but the | Dirt oes. ‘T dont recollect that defendant told me | think. would bold near @ quart; it was in Mr. Drary’s Ome rem puichibaralaeti elonk of Austria. She comnheggiiers were just going out to commence oe: i mg — ‘up, Mr. png nage 4 ie i: i ii their operations, ; the first arrest of rury was some six i] iv see stil from amy quarter of the worlds sted, wile | _ Russie is preparingto check the republican move- | this operations. 1 save been connected with the | the torpedo slain: Themrsom war requested tg mse to Movally paid for, ue ments in Germany and in France, should they come | potice for five years; I do not know, of g0 down to the police office; Justice McGrath said he would ree ff be could get some information out of him, Direct resumed. —Q.— Did you ever implicate yourself in any way with these criminals? A.—Not to my knowledge. The court bere took another recess for half an hour, to allew time for the return of attachments which had been issved against witnesses who had been sub- Peenaed, but bud not appeared to testify. At the ex- Piration of that time, one witness, Emanuel Josephs, appeared and testified; but hix evidence was not im- rant, except as showing that Thompson applied to im to give information about the counterfeit bill nal knowledge, that Mr. Thompson w: in any police businers; I have no dou lice burh for individuals in New York; I ard that he hi John Lambertson sworn.—I am District Attorney of Queen's county; Tam not acquainted with the repute tion of either ofthe Drurys, except so fur as such ae- quaintance has been acquired in the performance of my duties as prosecuting officer. Q—Did they not atiempt to thrust upon you presents of guns, &e.? No; at the time the indictments were found, young Sam Drury came to me to get copies of the in- dictments; I was cleaning my gun; Sam said mine was an old gun, and not good for much; he said he had one that was of no use to him } it; a few days afterwards ) it, and en I liked it, I afte liberal offer for it; but he said he would not sell it.as he wanted it for Sam; I had a conversation with young and he suid that he did net swear 2. Andrew B. — Sheriff of Kings county, sworn —(Evidence of this witness was as to conversations of defendant, and was ruled out ) Joseph Dowling sworn.—Witness is a policeman, and was present at the arrest of 8am. Drury, Jr.; was one of the party who searched Drury's premises; don’t re- member sceing the bottle; we found some watches, to any violent demonstration; and, before twelve months have elapsed, it may be no matter of sur- prise, from the present aspect of affairs, if the whole of diplomatic Europe should be engaged in a war- like struggle that will realize the great Napoleon's prediction—* Europe will be republican or Cos- sack.” Annivat or tHe Baitisn Quexs.—The steamship passers British Queen, Capt. Bell, arrived yesterday morning THEATRE, Astor Place.—Kicurtimv~-Srectke Bawr- | from Hamburg, having experienced a very boisterous — pasrege. She sailed from the Elbe on the 4th nit., and from St. Johns, N. F., where she put in for eoal, on the 3d inst. See the report under the ship nm head. THE RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES, Meetings of the Colored People. There were three colored meetings last evening— one in the colored church in Second street, between avenues A and B; another in the colored church, AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. “i BOWERY THEATRE, bo Ae ‘Kano Hewey [V—Kar- BROADWAY THEATRE. brosdway.—Vexsriax—Geu- ‘eii-—Bakrack Ke le BURTON'S THEATRE. Chambers Street—Maray Fanr- ay—Kaxt Dav—My Paecious Berser. EATRE, Chatham Square—Ronren's Wire ons MinsTRate—Sroimp Cain, NATIONAL —Ounines—P parted in Chatham street, before this prosecution was commenced. Court adjourned till Friday at 10 o'cloek. CHRISTY’S OPERA HOUSE, Mechanics’ Hall—Brwro- mean Minsrnaca, OLYMPIC.—Prexcr’s Mixerania, MRLODEON.—Wurre’s Sranxavens, GIRCUS, Astor Place—Equesrnian Exencues, w a numerous audience. who rewarded by astic epplaure, the incessant exertion manager of this establishment. e, which is highly interesting, concluded t! enteof this company. The bill offered to-night fe one of the most attractive of the season. Broapway Tueatke.—This is the last night of Mrs. Farren's engagement. and this announcement. toge- New York, Friday, May 10, 1850, The Anniversary Meetings. - i ther with an exceedingly attractive series of perform- These meetings are drawing to a close. To-day | King #treet, corner of Hudson; a third in the colored | rilverware, a press, and other things; there was a press | mbeccing the tne takeal ortho cheathion. ' church, Church street, of Le about the size of a card press; I saw but one press; it i the last, of any importance, with the exception, | C2U*C® Church street, corner of Leonard. A ramor | Tai's screw Leaw'no label on anything of thet | B¢Bt, will besure to draw the public attention in that * y id * | had run through the city that there were to be aboli- direction. The dancing of Ciocea and Neri is a great perhaps, of the 22d inst., when the American an kind with defen me on it. feature. and highly popular. tion barangues at these meetin that the white | John C smith police justice in Brook- Foreign Bible Socicty meet to discuss the proprie- coainaie would take pees inthe. A Pts 173; T took the p int of James “Attn Bei Bexvon's Turatee.—The benefit of Mr. T. Johnston ty of an alteration in the Scriptures. had also gained ground that there was to be some fun | *tinet detendant, in reference to the $50 not oh ber ye gente feo bee pg or th ‘e have on hand a dozen reports of the meet-| at these meetings, particularly in the Leonar, . iP tation from the public. The entertainments, it will be Weh hand ad ports of the es, y a ed for some paper, A from the publ teen, are not merely novel; they are such as ought to command attention from their character, particularly a* they eall into requisition all the talent of the popu- ular company, Narionat Tosater.—As oenal, this theatre was crowd- ed in every part, to witness the rich bill which was of- fered last bight. Mr. Barney Williams of bis bert characters, and was ae to be excited, and acted «1 m ¥ es, and then said, 5 you | with having s counterfeit note intent to pass it, what would ifhe had a complaint of that ind to make, he bad better let me write out the af- fidevit. I know James Arlington Bennet, and I would Delieve him under onth, unlers corroborated; an | he is in the position which he now sustains, I not give that credence to his testimony that I | id under other cireumstances. | ‘ copmemee—T had never witnessed his eceen- | ricities 5 Walter Smith sworn.—I do business at the corner of strect one. But these rumors without out, in consequence of the length of Mr. Clay's | foundation, for the meetings were all of a purely re- ianportant report on the Territorial question, the | Neiows character, In the Leonard street ehnrch, deplorable advices from Rio de Janeiro, the Euro- | Werd, the colored preacher, teacher, doctor, editor, pean intelligence by the Niagara, &c. &c. printer and engraver, held forth upon the duties of the dark race, in reference to their moral elevation, He Another day will probably enable us to lay the | said nothing abou ition. After Ward had conclud- | whole befcre the public. ed, « loud cull was made for Douglass, who rose and raid he was not afraid to speak, nor to be seen in New York, nor to be identified with the Anti-Slavery So- ety, notwithstanding the mobocratie times; he stated ings already held, which we are compelled to lea’ long co Important and Curlous Affairs at Wash- ington, ‘ “a that he was opposed to the government " ; The intelligence from Washington by the Senat ttorney Division streets, in New York; I re- Pais. te ini ee eee ps Ce ee: | eek eee ee ceived a package there, directed to James K. Garr) E) acon Prace Twratne.—MP Lynne’s benefit, to- port, papers, our special correspondent, never knew any yaa Ay name. will prove @ very the merits of a Cross examined.—This was some time laet summer, oy jient and by private advices, is sufficiently remarkable perhaps in July. and curious. Some y important movements | ment. The assemblage Jereminh Baker sworn.—I am a policeman of New and changes are likely to be made. Mr, Bulwer's | ttom Douglass knew full well the language most likely | york; I was at Mr. Drury's at tho time the search was y to pleare their fancies, and procure subscriptions of daw po betile nor lange label | Chattield letter, undeniable, undenied, unaltered | per annum. for the support per, entitled | Ty dwell Van Nostrand recalled for defence.—I re- and unalterable, has told like red-hot shot upon the | the North Star, as well as brother Wa: h | collect the first time I went out to defendant's house ; of which Ward endeavored to imprers Thi herche they must purchase, read, and ma! is very recherche establishmen' : defendant from it was very warm ; [took aload tor defendant License ee people of Washington. Bir Smith's, in Division street ; I eannot tell whether ‘The Republic, in two long columns, bas acknowledged that we have been right | ausinted wit merits of their it was in August, September, Or November; I came least we may fairly judge 60, from the ar- A large force of police were concentrated at the | j, i a re et a ed as alread, The >g, by mal e , | into the eity the iast of August, and it was some two we ready @ ‘ all along, by making an attack upon the cabinet, Fifth ward station house, to | ox these Sole ether taeda? 6 Gtei than I tou wen is assembly room is to be th-own open Tering the from which it cannot retreat. It commences by wane o | about three feet long, by about one anda half feet intermission for the eceommodation of ladies and \* saying thet there are men who will not change. = | wide. and from one to one and a half feet deep; it fier, A new domestic Fairy tale. with new scenery, Come what come may sity, movaity, tntel- | ome coumea sun ene | weighed about two hundred pounde ; she screw which SoS a vor age Agreengs = , esantnns they one. wane S dae ee eam L +poke of when I was on the stand before, was a large aylor, Nickinson, our old favorite, Mrs, rt General F. rear e one at thick as my wrist, anda foot or & foot ands ve prominent characters in it. Hey, for ering General Tavion's admint a. helt long; I saw & press afterwards at the police office mM er wD} ine season! All the world goes to It then quotes a letter of the special correspon- | meeting m the nels, how — in New York ; (press before introduced shown to wit Niblo’s How can otherwise, with such men as dent of the Baltimore American, the pdb Se Fed My OR ed neer;) that is pot the press that | carried down Niblo, Chippendal Brougham, at its head? object of | and Ward, the colored preacher, let it out at a meeting Which is to make people ready to swear that “Ge- | Meld on Tuesday ¢ gat Shiloh Chureh. | We were Reral” Taylor—(he is only deemed a General by | Urman who was present, informs us that the preetoer | Thompeon.—It is the one. but that makes no differ. ence Witness—The that I brought hada kind of el- dow, with a cerew running through it; I brought one Curusty's Orera Hovse.— We must candidly confess, thet an hour or two passed at Mechanics’ Hall has @ charm to bm pw all gloomy — and exeite th most cherrtul and pleasing emotions. Gould's execa. the epecial wrger, and not President)—and the * as hollow, hypo to this hall like it afterwards, [Witness here went out ti , jon on the guitar is excellent; there is a delicac: eabinet are one and inseparable; that to him, the Mt the colored men as | With au cflcer, to see the prom that he brought tothe touch and evetuens of tone, which few. If any and niark, They did noi City Hell. On his return. he said:) I have seen several ecl; the violin player aleo deserver praise for his mas. cabinet “will be eun-flowers, though they may be- | on a perfect equalit iJ rerees in the offiers in this hail, the prose that L ly performance. In fine, Zorer.the great falsetto, come hemlock, and nightshade, and cypress to all | HF test caneues ees urdine 1 yrought warlike the ouein the office of the elerk of Mma P. Christy, who sing most of th melodier ned the rest of the country, and that it is his high duty | white sboli They did not ‘admit colored men | {his ouurt, bat it washasges thas thie one ner te | the tolemliable dancers, cannct be equalled by say st to han & inns. gilhae Gan inaeene 1 ee the society of their families. They Pot tee what was in | om valving mailer company. They give an afternoon performance o p them in place, t than in power. were only, ¢. trading upon am agitation that that we have been looking at is for stamping the seal to-morrow. After this onslaught, the article assures the Presi- | menut nothing, after all. Thus, it secs honest Sam- | Othe court. ide in Brooklyn; On dent that the many attacks upon the cabinet are | ba Ward does not put ibs trust in Garrison and the | git, Optets Meerms dagaay trcakyyai ame | by t not upon him, and that there is no necessity to | — the mectings terminated | Pernet some twenty-two years ago, I did work for Fare made up of instrumental performances and yetein them, to maintain hie own integrity, con- him, 9, Would. yom Stave, bis cater cutb. 44 inchag. 48 atkenten perhomnnss toasenee. eluding with the annexed ominous invitation to the Moctinee +9 he ih. would net believe him. P ‘onron —White and bis funny band of Serenadors rtill holding forth at 68 Bowery. Bi and danc- ing ore the particular features. =e Baxwuw's Crvese Moeres.—This place of amuse. ment is decidedly the most popular establishment in the city, at least while the Chivese Beauty, Musician, Maid and Children are there & who atte the respective anniversaries this week. should reme: ber the fuet. It is seldom that such rare curiosities Mr« Sophia Scofield sworn.—T em Mrs. Thompson's firter; was at defendant's house a number of times while he on place; [never saw him meking counterfeit money; I never saw any impie- ments for making it; 1 remember seeing hii gtvea package to the elder Drury; the package contained two or three brass or copper plates, and some papers: I cow the papers; they were marked out in small rqueres, with flowers and figures on them (Papers thewn) Those are like them, I don't know whether they are the sa thes ae pater, ie, was last en seiety. | JHE: Lhave been in defendant’ fum!ly nine or ten 7 of Cotmmbien Peithologian Society— | Siarn, he never had @ Foege from which he excluded Besoay, May 12 Os thace nemtned When frst lived with Mr. Th 4 Foreign Sabbath Union—Chareh eor. | , Ci ore-txemined.— When York. We next per Fourth street «i Tats ette place. Biscourse Sack tad then ba ieerts pinest, Rev. Dr. Bethune, halt-past? P.M. _ a ich cod went cabinet to retire ‘Therefore it ix that, e* an independ commissioners for Porolgn Mis Board of Foreign ¥ Bockety—Bedfurd street of the Ladies of the Home—Taber- y for Metiorating the Condition of resbyteriau Church, Broome street, | r posnieee Doard of we venture to assert that the letter in the Baltimore Amer was neither au- ber of the cabinet; t is prepared to * by hie condnet, hould ccenr which would render it theit and patriots, to with. Tt ie in the them with a d and execration jo the Inet ex- the in- = be teen. Weadvise them. therefore, to embrace i", lady the only chance, of sewing a genuine Chinese troupe of ances are 0 incomparable, jed nightly Next week ere, mo doubt, they will the excellent ir son. he resided lived in Vandewater street, and where we res ed three to my mother's, where enme back and lived with Mr. Thompron’s family Norfolk street; from there we went to Pearl «treet, then te Long Irland, where we lived s year, then to and felleity, as the greatest eure th free country—a cabinet thet was i Mownay, May 13. oe Missionary Seciety of M.E. Charch—@ In our columns will be found Mr. Clay’e great | TPM urch—Greene street, | Terspay. May 21 LT then left and went lived three years Thee I io is beautiful establishment opens evening with racred concerts under the the celebrated professor of music, Mr. Thie it a good eelection.and one that ‘Will tend mueh to the interest of the estabiisument. of vorge Loder, report, brought forward by th Thit- | ony pidte Socter , | : Norfolk street Baptis , Grand street for = year, then to Williameburgh for ex teen. It hos been received very coldly, giving | 7 VM or net Chetet | onthe, then to" Canal aren fe ts a ths. then to — _ ttl tixfaction to orth or Se rowrenay, May 22. | the corner of Twenty-Fifth street an: ighthavenue — ttle eatisfaction rth or South, | american and Forvign Bible Bockety—Norfolk | for vig monthe thet to dane street for siz moathe, THE WEEKLY HERALD. and the result upon it is very doubtful. Ithas been | Daptiet Church, 10 4 ‘" street | then to Fecgeh seecut tee Gn mouths hen I left une | Sager read twice in the Senate, and will be mad - — fomil, 1 bare been married three years, an path prey yg Sy ter dd og Frown or inty Reeetere es hS| ene ene andon om peon’e 5 _ whigs who were favorable to the President's plan, or on rie ; pow eawat. Det’ stmost every ‘eck. Lanw a man there who went _T¢ Weekly Herald of this wedie t# an interesting | may be in favor of it, as the Republic accepta it on Je anticipated in Uleter county. Yee. by the name of Fields or Meadows; I come away the sheet. It will be published at nip @elock to-morrow th : tba, Chidt Ghe Gaetionnnat to mene inperteat Gan a wee made upon Mayer Woodhall, | 2 be crt yea Lscsplonte ei bis beiner, thay conse | are he ha settlement is more imp " “yr - sow him at Thom * father; e the plon itself. When the cabinet goce ‘out, per by the authorities of Ulster connty. for the assistance there together and asked for Mr. Thompson; I did Its contents will embrace the reean® news from Call- , » of come cf our efficient members of the police, toald not hear their conversation; I cannot tell what time fornia, the late Furopean intelligence, the funny pro- haps the compromise may come in. Meanwhile, | qhem im the suppression of a ontemplated riot on the thie was; it was before Slr. Meadows came; they ceedings of the Anti-Slavery Meetings at the Tabernacle walked from the house, and [ did not see any vebicle; that place wasseven miles from Brooklyn, the room (hat Thompeon used ware back room on the te- in Californian titles and grants may he firet peep at whom may be ob- the apeculs be looked efter, od Hudsom Canal. between the Irish laborers king on the canal. According to the information | and Soelety Library, the Rev. Dr. Cummings’ interest. ing lecture, and « variety of other entertaining matter. e< the papers broug! fu. | in town, the compan ea large pumber of mv | : wo or three tii da " tain i papers brought to light upon Mr. Y loged om the onaat Tn Shee wlenin Sonat _ ee ators fi Luce ba Soere yo 1 <-*3, "wy Bingle copies in wrappers. sixpence; annual sabsertp- lee’s tion of yesterday. There is much nd in order to expedite the work, the com- | reading | serve paw peesegs ke Ube One here in that ground to be gone over yet, before we shall see the Ls tomy fangs of men to work by night a | house; | did not know of the packiog up of a barrel we = end of the lan ; j by de: (his night-work the day laborers | (here during the month of November; I knowcstha- | The Prothonotartes of the | are opposed. and bi toned personal violence to | rine Davenport; she lived there as a kind of help; | ment pear black Hints, wich six tassels; the, Dishope - Ail those bo work by ht. moon-light oF iamp- | have ree Kennet in that howe; Trae him in Arch-Pishope reen Hats, the former with six, the Deresnro Marien —Amongst the immense amount | light. Owing to these threats of violence, the Sher | the dining-rocm ; 1 don't recollect young Sam Drury | rardinals wear red Hate, with Af of matter in type, and for which we will make room to- | of the county has been, called out. and to sid bin bing there shooting ; wever Roew of his going vo | form ie eresp ores ae are ot orre ¢ the following reporte v jeeping the pease jayor of this eity Hho Bristol 1 have seen Thompson have - ae ercanans silowing coperte==W, ¥. Ove YES T's Geass ebeur geane olice, headed by | me ai be aaa an me bile; b hove cove hiss | He Ky a st age wale nee Committer, the Wesleyan Missionary Society, | Arststant Capt. Nor ward, each man | give hills to his wife; I mever saw him give bills | once an the dignitaries of nacore, BY. Institution for the Blind. NY. State Society tor the | being armed with » six-barrel revolver, to be weed in | to Catharine Daven never raw her with — those Anti-Slaver Meetings, who withent pity, the cue, dark, aware! |. and free ed fneer, and kinow thi +18 beef, er anything cr that kind; I never kuew her to be rent to market; I have known Thompson aad Mir Thempeon go bring articles ot ford home sof case of neerseity, to go to the assistance of \ They left yesterday afternoon at @o'cloek. by Abdviition of Capitel Panishment. American Home Mis. > the Hudson River Reiirond, for the soene of disturb- Society. American Education Society, Ameri bie Society. American Raptict Home Missionary | nee sik them when they cume Same, the =~. fem Boeiety,N. ¥. Deaf and Dumb Inetitutio a the - age way delivered to Drurgiin the parlor It was. f . Bet yee ~ the the ~ , and th Maitne Affeirs. think. in September. It wae after dinner, Mr. Thomp. | way. ‘Tie truly excellent. ihe C C he he. Me Proceedings | Larsen The new ship ” State Rights! waslaanched | son was going out, and he told Mrs. Thotupson. that if pom sate of the Common Couvell. ke. Ke om Seturday lest. (4th instant) from the yard of those | Mr Drury came there to give him the package. Mrs Apple Dem s, when 1 ntaranatasalant enterprising builders Messrs. F Stevens & Oo.,of Pitts: | Tp » opened the package, end tabed Thompoon | paret mre real teeara ene gree laaeenay tik cae nine Inteneetise rrom Vewercrta—We have received a | ton. Meine. Thie magnificent ship has been pronounced contained ie said if che wanted to Kaow, now bow to prepare them nopelntatio arilele, proprictors of Swees Sg vo eoe the = dump- Las er, an we feasted Reader, try thew, bi are el one | by mony, the finest specimen of naval architecture the official paper of the government | that evr floated in the waters of the Kennetne. She ef Venesorin, containing a copy of an officiel letter | wos fully rigged on the stocks, has throe decks, and 0 from Mr. Wileon, the British Charge, in relation to the | pine hove beon epered to make hernot only a handsome, romors which have been eirewisted, of an intention on | jt # ry fo Fe mens oo be ne ond the part of the Britich government to get posservion Of | vennah. Geo, end Livesponte te obeea te dane the neck of innd laying between British @ a and | on ee. Fea. of Bavennah, and Captain P Warren, the of the Orine bw 1T whove cuperintendence she has been boilt and —_ of the Orinoco river, on the Spani vio command she to tebe caiied. Caprete ome! Wilson den! y such intention om the part ‘ur beet withes for the success of this beau of the Britich government. The letter will be publicbed - Oe morrow one We learn that Gen Poen te etill in pricon—Monages ork Mr. Drury, Mrs Thompson gave Drary Drury aked him if be had bis work ething of that kind It was the latter part cf Auguat, or in September, It was in toe first tof July [went there The brass or copper plates ancihing gear the site ofa sheet of eriting paper, out er thick as atwoehilling plece there was quite 8 lot of paper with it, There were 20 of 30 sheets of paper imprered similarly to there shown here, 1 do bet Know Margaret UQonner, [ koow & pereen named Carr: be lives at Mra, Thompson's now; about three o, be lived at Carrville; he married my eopy of the Gacet of Hotties, and over, have been yiiT ©. KRLLIN tiful ebip THe Naswviw inence, oxvertios. lion. Henry A. Wire, to the setaring to allow him to leave the eoontry, according | Bnd. Clay brook, have been choven delegates / Ue Copveution. She Berent ‘emt to the pot of Congress istriet of Virginie. Berenth Congressional Downes, the Herald, in 2. hh ren Ror a'ciete Bulldiogs eth ‘ange Buildings. pane Hats—If you want a Hat—a tasty Hat—and o fashionalle Hat—e Hat wilt Joo! fi M, ap ‘ll—one that you can pA with pleasure, ry ‘confidently recommend to others—buy WARNOCK’S, Hatters, 203 Broadway. Matrimony. — Messrs. Fowler and Stacr ve a Lecture on this interesting subject, at Bleecker Build~ toes, this evening, Many important ints will be given to young. Taylor and His Salt.—P. d 76 Fulten ets The old 80! Gold Pens.—s Manufacturers of Gold from Broadway—and for sal meer, Kendell & Dixon, Pens, ‘No. 2 Maiden lane, one door ‘wholesale and retail N. B.A jal war awarded the above fira at the last fair of the 1 Institute. Wright.—The Original ‘rom which the portrait in No. 4 of the G: jous Americans was engraved, can be seen rrean Gall geld meri 8 tyre, iat ery, 205 Broadw: aba A New and Splendid Parisian Destgm, pues imported, may now be seen at J. W. BARKER & Co., 71 and 73 Catherine street, ealled the Baroge di Laine, together with Shoe nd les of h Ging! ‘of other Iai yI _ er, Barege 4 ping ood ns, y pers, &e., The Plambe National Gallery, Wo. 251 roadway—Strangers and others should not fail to visit, as is one of the most interesting places of the kind in this @ collection is the largest in this country, and recommen if they are in want of fine Boots, Shoes, them of the Empire Boot id Shoe Gonos, Fine dress sewed B $4 D, her Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters, GOV. YOUNG. Gaiters, to g 41 Courtland street. $7: fine French patent le: constantly on band. Watt's Nervous Antidote has done more £094, in one year, than all the other medicines, pat togcther; t is sure in ite cures of all Nervous Maladic matter how terrible or long stan: money returned. $1 per bot= tle; $! 102 For Country Agencies see Tast page. Comb Manufactory, original manufacturer of Baur'Chmbe, anathe ‘only manufacturor in Broadway, invites Sheledion so call and examine bis late Improved patterns jum Open Chains from Suit, Combs at wholesale. 2. M. QUIMBY, 30334 Broadway. The beauties of bays 5 Hair and Whis- ly exemplified and illustrated by Hill, the Areau street, who ever adheres strictly to scientific rules, thereby imparting to the wearer, beauty, or- nai 4 grace of personal appearance, which he was got provicesly aware of possessing. “Sham e. , oF the au street. Ps = 303% Broadway; gens Bao Open Crain pooing thoroughly "a Mi Hair Dye, to Color the Bair or Whiskers, the moment it is applied, without i: jury to ee hair or » It ean be washes immediately; with- odor, It is applied, P id by Fawoett, ath= ta, Puiledelphis. Clirchugh’s Wigs men wishing comfort, el we their w: lized by wearing o c ltrs Heads of Hair. Call and examine at 179 Broad- ity, com ie moment: Sees 2 bli should inst imitatic hair has sesu ° of the imitation dyes, cam have it eorrect- jon fas above. ‘Copy the address. ‘Wigs and Toupees—Another Medal has been awarded to Wm. Batchelor, for the best Wigs aud Tou- pees. The public are invited to inspect his new style for 1850, BUBATCHELOWS celebrated Wig Factory, 4 Wall streot, the largest and beet asso: mat in the city. Copy This floating palace has regu- mer trips, startin he foot of Robertson gut the foot of A Try, Tarrytowt ‘am! rful nature, that ch as redness, pimples, tetter, leaving the skin white, nt, and altegether lov Neither’ maiden, should use any other delightfal emollient, For shaving, itis the most glorious ir, in wal’ oF king m rich éreamy lat to uproo 0 rt of the hn= "ow us hair from Ban body! Gouraud's Medicated Hair Restorative will pre= air to places whence it has hair a rich chee! ch a powe men ft, emooth, el brown. Gouraad’y lily hi redness, sallowne ren ene, Be. are to be had only of DR. FELIX GoU- tree 01 tin) Broad: treot, Philads Notice—Dr. Powell, Oculist, Aurist, Sreaeed proteestotal entagomence, oud to prevent Eis patients jon tera, Meany pie atten a way, where can be oh his “Treatise om the Kye.” Woents. Artifeial Eyes inserted. Just Published, by Dr. Levett, Dentist, Becond edition. tecth.. aa application an ‘eve the ', 623 rabic Elixir.—When the ner mee, berine to. ive way,, there is no telling at will top. ‘At the first symptom to resort to Guseley's out & pare ii reat safe hose terrible diseases, paralysis, palay, and idiovey, ae in which nervons prostration go frequently enus. 50 u Dette. Principal ofiee, 3 Dey tree. eae ® *Dend Horses in the Streets.—Datly, dead Dorees m: Ay different ¢ mortality of horses? Whi leet of treatment of the the blood, @ ¥ ve terminated in high fevers and What will provent it?—The Eq Let every horse-owne: rense not exceeding 0 in perfort healt feld you two fed, Ww. it package of one dos. pow: retail, by Price, # conte ® ckages. eall for your mo . WYATT, 12 Chrystie, dere MONEY MARKET. Tuvnspay, May 9-6 P.M. There is nothing new in the stock market, Molders are evidently dissatisfied at the course of prices, and 4 it dificult to keep them up to the present point, Most of the fancies are so%much inflated that the steadiness of prices is a matter of great astonishment. The whole movement is confined to Wall street, and the statement made yesterday, in relation to the stock of the Harlem Railroad Company, is a fair illustration of the way most of the faney stocks are held. More than two-thirds of euch stocks as the Long Island Norwich and Worcester, Farmers’ Loan, Morris Canal, and Conton Company, ate held in Wall «treet, and are moved toand fro by speculators, to suit the will of the dominant party. It costs something tocarry such an enormous quantity of unproductive securities; and if the interest account of some of the largest holders could be reen, it would show a state of things little dreamed of by outsiders, who consider every advance in prices so much actual profit. The bears frequently make & handsome profit. merely on the Interest con tinuelly ranning in theirfavor. In one instance, there | ware balance in favor of a houre in the street, in thie item, at the close of & year's business, of nearly fifty thourand dollars. All thir, ten times more, came out of the pockets of outsiders and bull speculators in ‘the street, and the bears will continue to drain th pockets of euch operators in this way, as long as peo- ple deal in sueh unprofitable tocke. Atthe firet board today, U. 8. ¢s, 1867, declined & | percent, Pennsylvania 6s 5 for last males, Canton Oo. Ss, Harlem f5, Erie Ratlroad 4, Reading Railroad s.— There were lorge sales of goverument and State stocks. The market clored weak, and operators for «rise ex- bibit very little spirit at the board. The receipte at the cfilee of the Agsistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, $26 241 07 — balance, $4,005, The National Vire Insurance Company have deelared 8 dividend of one-eighth per cent, payable on the Lith i t. There probably never was a the when (he froighting Dosiness war ro much depressed as at the present m-: ment. Prices are ruinously low, and veasels daily clear from our principal porte but half loaded, or in ballast. Hundreds of + is have been for months lying idle, 4 the lorees this yenr, In interest, Ineurance, preeiation, ke, must be enormous, The withdrawal of such @ large fleet of first class ships from the carry. ing trade of the Atlantic, we supposed would have given those left plenty of businets, at remonerating rates; but such hae mot been the ease. About eight hundred veesels have left the Atlantic ports for Cail- fornia, and most of them are on their way round, or lying late in the port of San Francitco. They are just as well off where they areas they wonld be here, for we have not employment for much more than half thore left. The truth f#. the building of voesels {a this country hae progressed more rapidiy during the past hve yetrs. then business for them, and the carrying trode Sill doubtiers, for @ few years, be unprofitable, Not- withetanding this etate of (hin, | the gloomy pros. Peet, our ship yards are all full of employ ment, and ship builders at the Bart ail actively engaged in turn- ivg ont new veseele, There must boa eollapse in the Dus!ness. unless something comes Adie sbips. Bhip building must ended, or until the demand meets supply. The fact is, that steamships such a large part of the carrying trade ships, that the latter must continue to depreciate importance and value. One occan steamship can easi- tant routes of trade and travel, that railing have been withdrawn, or, where continued, have given: poor returns. Ina few years, the trade and travel be- tween this country and Europe will be almost entirely” monopolized by steamships, and in this view of the eags, . there is no doubt, in our mind, that the amount of railing tonnage now in existence, will suffice for least the next five years, It has lately been ascertained, that under theaetap propriating lands, to ald in the improvement of the navigation of the Wabash river, the State of Illinois will be entitled, under the act making approptiations: for the construction of the Iilinois and Michigan Ca- nal, to some 35,000 more acres of land than what has- been already set apart, This will swell the eanal fand* just so much, towards the final liquidation of the cana? debt. The following banks have recently declared divi- dendr, out of the earnings of the last six months:— Kensington Bank, 5 per cent; Gerard Bank, 2 do; Philadelphia Bank, 5 and an extra dividend of 2 do., 7; Bauk of N. Liberties, 5 and anextra dividend of 6 do.,10; Bank of Commerce, 5 do.; Manufacturers’? & Mechan- ics’ Bank, 4 do; Southwark Bank, 5 do.; Mechanics’ Bank, 6 do.; Tradesmen’s Bank, 3 do.; Commercial Bank, 4do.; Western Bank, 5 do,; Farmers’ and Me- chanics’ Bank, 6 do.; Bank of Penn Township, 5 do.; The Bank of Delaware has declared a dividend of twelve dollars per share, being six per cent, The Bank of Smyrna has declared a dividend of four per cent. The Delaware Fire Insurance Company has declared “@ dividend of five per cent. The annexed statement exhibits the aggregate move- ment of the banks of this State, on the 30th of March 1850, compared with 29th of December, 1849, aceording to returns made to the Comptroller. The December report gembraces returns from 184 bunks and one branch. The charters of the Bank of Auburn, the Bunk of Ithaea. the Bank of Monroe, the Bank of Utica. aud its branch at Canandaigua, expired on the Ist o January 1850, The Bank of Ithaca, the Bank of Mon- roe, thé Champlain, the Walter Joy and the Warren County Banks failed to make # report in December. At the date of the March report there were 100 banks in operation, and the report embraces returns from all save one, the Bank of Bainbridge, which failed to- report :— Banxs or tux Stare or New Youe. : Resources, Dee. 49. discounts except to di- 4 brok ‘and dissounts wo directors. . 4,507,915 1 liabilities absolute or con- t to directors. due from brok: Maoh. bare ‘Total resources Capital... 2 Hotes tn cliculadion not registered Notes in clfeulation not A Kejistered notes in cireulati f the Stat The following statement exhibits the eondition of the banks on the 22d of September. the 20th of Decem- ber, 1849, and the 30th Mareh, 1850:— 5 F On comparing the returns made in December, we find that the ban! State has been increased $1,919, the latter report. In the item of there is an increase of $3 230.548, in their vaults in March. by $896,929, the 2vth of December last; but of this amount $319,605 was dirgorged by the New York eity banks. a 4 100ehs sl iis ey =f SF do i H i ; fit $5500 U 8 Ge, 87 10000 sa a Sa 1600 Obie 68, "60 Jil 125 Erie catuchy Ge 10g 75 1000 Hi int Bds | 4% 100 1240 Penn vw 1250 City 8, 70 sto? 3 = ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY. THE ANNIVERSARIES. ne LADIES or [ie WOM WiLL, HOLD THEI: the ri apa oe is ~y! afternoon, hands perpetuall, is her of peteons te attend, 1 wich a Age band of masie iil Ti 250 fect of wall covered with fine | y, Crotom Mall. Pree to all reputable * ___ REWARDs. REWARD—PACKAGES LOST—A BOX, CON~ taininy ew fowling da pair of separate hair cru) cining wearteg epee 17 Be and en Tete eamboat Orege * Both packages bore ind of Any person who will retarn the ait, at Mr. Roiph's Ing. jsomely re RA CANVAS BAG, day ; it tte Tease aac George hove to Torent ansing, York, $31. J. Wheeloe! & inet negotiatin ine seme has Lorn stopped » se ty place and Fifth to and down the <A CERTIFICATE. (WITH POWER is . Beli Lest OR STOLEN - of attorney, Jannary 24. for ffey # equ « Cond Com re t the parchase oF transfer of whieh i be paid by the spb ane, FB. HART, 4 Hanover street? BRGIVEN * —A LIBERAL REWARD WEL lo Owen) from abt Bead way, two on let May, by calling |B’ eure, cards 1. G. CARRINGTON, AUC= ane vhelinss, 3 ‘iatt, is lock, ab . At IF o'clock, by onder of consignees, merry, warranted genuine, . coos “Soca. ua eagaee leeks,