The New York Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1851, Page 1

MORNING EDITION----WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1851. PRICE TWO CENTS. NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. only should act ? Ia it mot demanded by all the obil- From Washington City, Prosecution Of George Wilkes for Libel, | he was the private counsel of the Kidd Sal Com; ‘thet the ts , rdan ured al ag cg Bt gee Mam, Marth 6 att |g RR Rilo aa Tiny |B Suara rial Be ke eee: | gM Sete) ove wy ances peeeereeueere rer eTs : war a f 7 n. 0 y i q ALBANY, | Hamilton Fish, sheuta come to his Belp instesd of | The Union denise that Major Donelson 1¢ committed Cees Geegend aan. $e* | any criminal motives; it ouly auld he recolleated ie | dense. tithe rn tay a el (HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM ALBANY, | showing the white feather, and leaving Nr. Beckman | to any candidate for the Presidency, but will support Monoay, March 17. | fee as private counsel, and ifa lawyer forgets anything | exbivit they ahouldeharge sehllling s pisce before they tostaso the brunt of the battle alene. heartily the democratic nomination. At the termination of « trial which had occupied os heseve ‘will ‘orget his fee, "au rhter.) want to finish the easein thisway. (Laughter) r. Brown moved to adjourn. Lost by ayes 14, (de hi . 'r. Joraan wished to know if counsel meant to ony Counsel for detence—It will take more to finish me PROCEEDINGS OF TIEN. Y. LEGISLATURE, mocrats and Mr. Beekman;) nays 16. The confirmation of John Owen, announced offi- | the eourt for some dsys, the cause of the People of the | that dross was usedas a witness in the civil suits, | than you imagine. y Te . The question then came upon the motion to post. | cially as Indian Agent, fsa mistake, it should be Wil- | Btate of New York against George Wilkes, proprietor | afte Dad eda) 2 Mr. Mather—I thought myself you were unfinished. HAMILTON FISH Mr. Hancock tald he was randy to avow that he was | _ Generals Soott, Wool, Twiggs, Jessup, Lawson, Jones, | the Hon. Ambrose L. Jordan, Hx-Attorney General of | he'was examined after the pardon’ Coumer nena | q The Judge said that the document was not iy one of the rigners of that letter. Furthermore, that | Gibson, id Col. Larned, the Commissioners for the | the State, wan called on, This case, it will be recol- | ferred to the convicted fe True F. Young. who was Mr. Jordan said it was asurprise upon them; that ELECTED be wrote it; but he denied that he had ever said selection of # Military Asylum, will leave next week | leot as tried bere menis. d also examined on the | they (the prosecution) consented to joi arnen, and case Gotnw on tate def but an order fora new trial | trial hGaetentess ani would then ask if it was not | sion to sumaen leeonee Briggs, ; D mber last, tour of inspectios was subsequently obtained by him, on the ground that convicted felons. “ moist from the dungeon,” | and the defendante let that lie Ml tor ago. before that time, he had considered Hamilton | “rhe City Council have removed Charles B, Olusky, | Wilkes did not appear, and that the proceedings were | did lend their ald to crush an Innocent man’ atl we | fetes! ebjected to the iatroduetion of the ante proper parce to represent this State in the | engineer of the Washington al. conducted by counsel for the defence without his con- | Would aleo ask, was one of the highest officers in the | ment. Benate of the United States. This opinion had been sent, It was now balf-past seven o’clock, in the e: Btate justified in procuring those pardons. forthe pur. | Counsel for detence said that they had sent a special tor. given in letters which Bar be known and read by all ning, when the court ordered the case to be oalledon | pose of using those mem as witnesses’ If the editor | mesenger five hundred m: UNITED STATES SENATOR, | thoes to thet letter, As Sarly as Novamber inate | £08 Mo bie, Sic., do. Election of U. 5. it was convicted # former ocoasion, when the | pardoned by Gov. Brlegs r iles to find Governor Briggs. iy men. He eaid that hi sufficient evidence to Mortality of New Oriean ‘The following petit jury was empannelled:— of a newspaper did not comment upon such @ proceed- | Their time was sed by Atsary, Marob 10—2A.M. | sutfty him that Hemilton Fish entertained the same : Baurimone, March 18, 1861. 1 Wiliam # Bmiti? "7 Joun Conroy, tog. he would be reoreant to his duty; and he (coun: | the eame defendant And, t9 fares snr pepe tanete ‘The Legislature have just elected Hamilton Fish | uiews,inrelation to the compromise measures, that New Orleans papers to the 1ith inst.. as late as due, 2 James M. Allen. 8 Louis Tobey, sel) would eay that there is no paraliel for such a pro- | to procure th t Governor Briggs were to be "United Stetes Senator. The Lieuterant Governor, in | he did himself; that, without regarding them as per- | were received to-night which we learn that the y 9 Baron 8, Hutobins, ceeding, to be found. If for these comments he is to | considered, th chy 4 wll joint meeting, has pronounced and declared him duly | #°t: he considered th itutional laws, to be | number of deaths in ity for the week ending the 10 Smith Ackett, be prosecuted. in every county in the State, where is ‘The Court ruled the document inadmissible be: B. defended his course as | 8th inst., were 116, of which six were by cholera, 5 Homer Hitchcock, 11 John H. Titus, the liberty of the press, if this precedent would be | — William Sinclair was then called for the defence, and elected for six years in place of Daniel 8. Dickinson. eu cote 6 Elisha Dodge, 12 A.C. Stackett: allowed to be established’ If Mr. Jordam had been | deposed—I am clerk in the office of the County Clerk The vote for Ex Governor Fish in the Senate was 16, Affairs in New Jessey, General Mather, who was associated with the Dis- | libelled, the civ!l courts were oj tohim; but the on jew York. trict Attorney for Dutchess county, opaned the case | jury here should not allow him to take this defendant Mather asked what they proposed to prove? and the demooratic vote was 12. Mr. Beekman was ‘Trenton, March 18, 1861. on bebalf ped 2 tf of le, by expressing his regret at | from county tocoumty, where the of the count Counsel for defence said they proposed to exoused from voting, and three democrats declined so | “Mr gt ot the floor, and conupied | The wen obpere™ sor Jervey City has Just beo te absence of the Avtorney General of the State, who | a'e to. proseoute his ‘action for Rist The defendant | thie witsesn, hut Carpenter 12 50h se asiooeeee ok doing. Mr. Brandreth, it is said, returned just in | the time in discussing the question of order, and ps Arig ALT ae louse by a vote | nag once tried the cause before the same presiding | was ready to mect him anywhere; but the jury should | action egainst’ Bhelden, "Freeland, “ana ‘others, Sine io te. SARPhaGe pute Saeatimace heen, alts | sou a Svks ened cbrsaa | ou e renner nb giana ora | wtih banon te gro any atta | Pagoda Compe ast et oa 2 i ” i . He re; at absen ase e were re rivate ci 8 lay. was rent in favor of In the House, the vote for Fish was 68. order by Senator Cook. mente. The snow is eight inches deep. here sll would listen to him with pleasure, and the the civil courts of their own city, and not in | Carpenter, s¢ainst’ Sheldon, Freeland. and otherr, for ty, pate 2 vr 2ST REC, The Presipent or tHe Senate decided that Mr. __ use of public justice would be safe, if confided to his | the criminal court of this county. It George Wilkes | $6,000; HEW YORK LEGISLATURE, | Carroll was strictly out of order, but he was allowed Lake Kric Navigation. ie; and he regretted it, becouse. i would render | is found guiley here, it mast be of acre et ee |d he also preposed toshow that su f an in- ', Cary to go om in order. Burrato, March 18,1861, | Seeessary, on the part of Mr. Jorden,® more intimate | tentional wrong. Has it been shown that there was Fleas ter obtained another verdict in the Common inet Shelden alone, for slander. tor $9,375. BY MORSR’S LINE, 16 WALL STREET. Assombly. The steamer Arrow, from Detroit, has just arrived, | Connection with the prosecution of this euit thaa his | any intentional wrong? [Have thi y shown a lather objected to the detendant ij J The ferat from Detroit, lays at Black Rook, below Deneet eereety would otherwise permi! \d which | lice? On the con! the editor after that partofthe article. It was not of the libel om Senate. Avvany, Maroh 18, 1851, Wisconsin will bao this evening, and | be would giadly have avoided. Counsel luded | the astounding facts, that the of Mr. Jordan | Mr. Jordan. to state that Carpenter had obtained ver posit morrow morning, for Detroit, | t0 the ebaracter of Mr, Jordan, the complainant, who | end Mr. McKeon entitled them to respso Mt viga: | Bad lived in this State for more than half ury, | they, in their zeal, had permitted themsel Seer cdteeeeen en Une end ne and, until the publication of this libel. had enjeyed’s | cel¥ spotless ET apesired and had attained the bonors in profession. He wasa men whose Avsaxy, Marok 18, 1861. THE SODUS CANAL—THE GRANT OF PUBLIC LAND. ‘Mr. Coox moved to surp the 37th rule of the The House resolved itself into Committee of the tie be ded 'Genate, which provides that all concurrent resolutions | Whole on the bill to re-charter the Sodus Canal Com- | “2 ™AY be regarded aso shall lie overene day. pany. The question pending, when the committee and that | dicts against the Kidd Salvage C any nor had f 8 to be de- | anything to do with the libel on Mr Jordan. If the article called the Kidd Salvage Company band of it Counsel then offered to put in evidence the report | swindlers, it wae no libel on a law: te ae | of the trial of Carpenter, Hy contained in the Police counsel for « ewindl " lnasice wie comet The Ohio River, Ke tation was abo roach t idle in his it, Gazette, andto which the artic! ained of to employ co! I nd, peshape; the ssel for THE TIOGA RAILROAD, » ie jon wi ve re) man not je in azette, ie) e complained of re- yy cow: end, perbaps, @ cou! lor rose and reported progress, wa: upon the striking eut P March 18, 1861. 3 | ft 4 ip Mr. Moncan reported @ bill to authorize theTiogs | 144 grat section of the bill. Gha vivée moacorea eight te oF Cte bat an active man; not a temporary sojourner in this | ferred. (Objected to, and ruled inadmisabile. Coun- | the defendant had more clients at present in the State Railroad (Corning and Blosburgh), to borrow money Btate, but one who was born in it ad lived init | sel offered to read the notes of the trial taken b: Prison than they had out of it. (Laughter ) Mr. Le Roy resumed the floor, and continued his _ pea nga The breach nearly three score years. The plaintiff, in justiceto | Judge Edwards, before whom the cause was heard. Counsel for detenes said it was far from their de- remarks in opposition to the bill, and read from the | ’ It has , ee raining for the last forty-eight hours, imeeif and his friends, folt constrained to bring thie sire to fasten any of the sins of the Kidd Salvage Com- ‘io. case before thi iblic. With ‘d tothe defe fence were not in on any human being, and much | Mr. statutes, the decisions of the Supreme Court, and the | nd business here is hhatever thistrial might prove his charaoter to tooffer them in evidence, Serdan: their only desire Was to show the trae stats o! e to relay their road with T rail. ‘THE REFORMATION OF JUVENILE DELENQUENTS, A favorable report was made on the bill to grant an e tl be, as no insignificant assailant—his arrows come Chancellor, to sustain his position. This law pro- Counsel for defence then offered the testimony of and to relieve Mr. Jordan from the impu- “appropriation to the Society for the Reformation of | posed to take large amount of property owned by | Meteorol Observations, March 18, | {70m no nerveless bow. The libel is one of no quib- | Judge Edwards, taken de bene esse. tations which are charged in the article against a band J ile Deli ta of New York. ‘BY MORS. ad 16 character; there is no seising upon hints or Mr. Mather wanted to know what they desired to | of swindlers. ee sindigcee Private individuals, and to appropriate it to the uses | UY MORSE'S LINKovvick 16 WaLL STREET. inuendos; it is plain and palpable In allusion to | prove byit. Mr. Jordan eaid that this paper, the National Police THE OBWEGO CANAL, and surpo uUrraLo, 9 A. M.—Heavy froat last night; this morn- compisints which had beem made on the part of Coussel defence wanted to prove that Andross | Guzette, is ssid, by the defendant, to have an immense s of this canal; and he believed that the | ing clear and pleasant; thermometer 38; meroury 60; | tB? Mr. Grovrs gave notice of a bill to rebuild the locks | proposition was repugnant to the terms of the consti. | barometer 20.170. 8 P. M-—Wind northwest, ther 1 oemcpeg hep bide rrenteralpacbent sor on the Oswege canal. tution. and in direct opposition to the law. Mr. LeRoy | mometer 96; mercury in barometer 67; barometer | nad selected a theatre where be and the defendant | €ons. i Kidd Salvage Company, the defendant ought not to be RULE SUSPENDED—THE UNITED STATES SENATORSHIP, then reacfrom Smith’s commentazies in explanation of ‘Rece 2,9 A.M — wore alike comparative strangers, The defendant Mr Mather objected to this, as it was no part of the | permitted to give any evidence but what refers to the Mr. Manx opposed it. He desired to know the reason | what might be considered public uses. He contend. | , Rocuxensn be Rtgr ad 4 Soh dest evening, but | could not object to this. He had sent his paper here, | present libel to say that these men were examined on | libel complained of “If the article hee a sting in it, for this movement. {2 that even if the bill was passed, granting the power | 404 Dissent; wind west therumemaater 38. ae cet | and spread. throughout this place, his false and most | that trial. A charge egeinst @ lawerthat he intro. | they were bound to send an antidote along with it. . to use these surplus waters, it would be entirely un- This hae be i ane ae th - + M.— | foul calumny,and the law gives the plaintif the | duced # witness who was convicted, and had been | When they charge him (Mr. Jo: with having pro- Mr. Cannort thought the only motive eould be ome | constitutional. He charged that the coupling of pub- cman te - 4 “4 day, but rather celd, clear privil of prosecuting where the libel bas been | pardoned. is not @ libel, nor ist complained of here | cured those par for corrupt motives, evidence of which was bid in the mind of the mejority. No public | lic aud private uses would injure the interests of pri- a eee 4 efroulated. Let him defend himself then, without | 85 being libelous. Carpenter's obtaining verdicts against other persons r aa. s xtraordi- | Y#@, individuals, and where that ocourred igen oA Cloudy and unpleatant this mora- | Serparing, in the county where be had com. | Tbe Jadge admitted the testimony, under the ob- | Sartineiivant business required this suepe: - It wasextraordi- | could doubt the unconstitutionality of t! Pei mg north. §P.M—Clondy and cool; thermo- | Sitied the’ offence. But there to ancther ‘rearea | jeotione of the presseution. The Court was of opinion that the evidence was ad- nary that such a movement was made at this time. that it would be void. Another objection to the act eye ye re ee Biases why this county was selected. Mr. Jordam was, at the Counsel then read the examination of Judge Ed- | missible to prove portions of the allegations comteined Mr. Brantos, in allusion to a recent article in the Legislature bad said, at ite considerable snow has fallen; wind northwest: the, | tims of this publication, the Atvorney General of thie wards, in which he stated that he presided in the | in the article. State Register, suggested that the paper should attend \ itate—the first one ever elected by le—the | Court of Oyer and Terminer, associated with Alder- Mr. Jordan and Mr. Matherthen said, in order to 4 egg 87. pa. te M—It bas been @ very pleasant oe attorne y General under our new ccastitation, | men Jackso a Ingeraol, at'the trial of Charles it. iter had obtained rather to the Senators from the Thirty Grab attrtot, why @ gereral canal law ould not accomplish the | Gay, but rather cloudy now; wind NN. W.; thermo | rig ficial charsoter and conduct were the property | Carpenter bet the trial lasted, he believes, upwards ir. Bancocx 81 was ni are of any politics return whatever water wasin any way diverted trom es i an better, therefore, that the cane should be tried | it wee on the conditi motivein reference to the object of this notloo. He | the sireume In the Btatey and iu ths cee of the Use Cae a carta. weed eerecand Sloudy, Dut not | Berethan ‘in New York, where they should vote for it, from his confidence in the charac- | sew river, an appropriation of $200 000 bad bees ina te wind northeast; thermometer 30; | genta ‘The complainant hed eelected no border coun. | pardon, on the qrounds of its containing a condition, that the verdiet of $9,375 against Shelden ter of the Senator of the Thirteenth distciot. towards the hiuldation of damage caused by the aivi, | béFometer 28.68, fone demieiar napniated. ci Aiter some further testimony, the deponen reduced by the Court to $3,000 e Unica, 9A.M.—Clondy, but not unpleasant; wind 4 P v Geusior of the Rhirteenth, distsletto witticaw wis | Hemotite waters, Much bas been sald by the frends | wogr northwest; thermomcter Ju; bercaster i0°0R tions by the ih peed modes of travel and which, | fortnitty hours, ts’ Ue Suey Baving spe Wetill senting, ona Lil of eeospten notice. The Senators from the Seventh district (Br early equal to'the Hudson, and its watereare. of | &.4.M.—Cleudy, but clearing up, with prospeat of plea. | Hons, by the mest speedy m “and farmiog dietriots, | Counsel for deience then offered to read the notes of | ihe evidence bere closed, and ceuseel for the de- deth), and the Fitteenth district (Dart), were absei treat valven, In 1600, power was given to esetain men | Smt weatber; wind northwest; thermometer 03; | °b¢e! eee Mie ir chia a ene eee | cage Reuewen tahoe oe thetinns fence rose to eum up the case Mr. ‘Caxno.s thought it very slegular that the whig | fu erect dams on this fiver for telling pu nd | barometer unchanged Wis intelligent Ged virtnous clticent ce the State the | Mr Jerdam objected, Wut the Judge decléed thet - : : Senators should be so extraordinarily punctual at | still this canal corporation talk of prior & Arsany, 0 A-M-—Cloudy, but mot stormy; wind | [ucaed cates then reed from the Nevoval Pecere ious of the notes which inigut be re- this time It looks strange also, if notbing more than | the project was sot mooted until! more thas northwest, thermometer 61; mercury 60; barometer | Sts ef ‘0th October, 1649, the iibel complained of ee. ' THE EQUINOCTIAL STORM AND ITS EPPR ordinary legisiation wss intended, tba: such an audi- | five years alter the right was gruated to 30.6t6. 6 P. M.—Oloudy and unpleasant; wind north; | Vaih charges that Attorney @ defence propored to read them with o “ mp Stott ence should be gathered here—there being present | plus waters, Mr. Leltoy then read from thermometer 87; barometer 29.790; meroury im baro- | trict attorney Joba McKeon had been view to give a history of the case, and the names ot Scam WIoeiind fa Eetaee coe ee ir, Btanvow asked the Senator from the Bene. xtrem: rimental to in. * a ego a Fal bad prostituted the powers and influence of his | True F. Young. ‘The storm that commenced on Saturday night, in- el ed cn py Oe wiih can art “ae Yio roweliph panei tdi tee hoors * wine 1 Rect eset tater ane a and still continues; | Coe fir Macher, consid by stating thet the pro M <ula tee aoe oop See ean » 8% | creased im violence till Tuesday, when we ud visited 0 a ie ; ae a : 2 i was, ye i Doth there geotiemen ere democrats, this remetk on ng ety or inctons cuautite of |. Montaxat, OA M.— Beautiful morning; thermome- | f¢cutton would establish, that th naens wessas he asked, have the counsel | by the severest snow storm that bas been witnessed 4 Youn, e examined at the trial of Carpenter, | circulation; and, if the construct‘on of that libel is, dthat the Attorney General produced thelr par. | that it was he (Mr Jordan) was libelied, and not the Mr, Jordan had acted as coun- id others. they would prefer the evi- ot bis testifying | dence of Mr. Sinclair, and the witness on reference to re both resi- | agelnet Carpenter, thinks Mr. Brady objected to the | the books of the County Clerk's office, proved these 22: ‘ “4 that date, the editor and proprietor of the National J’o~ crested a sepeation ) Mater tor canal purpotes, ae well unl big cn bsay 9 ag pr Rela badd nS lice Gerette, and that it was elreulated and sold in thie ef approached toanything amount. | this year. The bay was very rough. and the action of tabla» Vat made to lay the motion of Mr. Gook om | quanti:y tor bydraulle purposes. The repor Conone, 9A. M—Clondy and cold county; and it would then devolve upon the jury to the charge beret the wind om the waters caused so high a tide that on the table. Pave been read were made by men who were comps | qorone) gy A M—Cloudy and looks like raia; ther. | id, either that Mr Jordan bad been guilty of what the charge, as he understood it, is, The vote was taken anid the Senate refused to lay on | tent to form an opinion, and we should be goverued by sauna 2 — Cloudy; amd looks like rain; thes- | a0 is chareed with, of thet the de: om has been | that the A@orney General and District Attorney used | Mondsy night.nearly all the basements, in Greenwich | ahr gota Sent alk ibe thign, casape ther as Ow: fr ination of the bill “Bon on, 9 A. M.—Wind northwest; olear; ther wey a thin. tod be thought the Pin het vi fr thay teet an tinents perolene sts. ye mht Revtek—telaing Sey r 5 ey +. Wooster from an exam! on of the ene be i 3 . * ent of Wilkes, wae | &! jet view, wore at liber se ‘voted tu tho megettve, Bo ng. ghee wl me cope a mometer 82. Hi. Johnron, clerk in the employ m: ~ Dh, y J | thet occupied thom to seek shelter amidst “ the pelt- - he . t d, that not | to read them es evi "4 ould. be resbartered. ite was | ,WiivemaLt. @ A.M. Cloudy; strong north wind coe seas thal Was caaeennea teetee ee ‘st so lato | Mr. Jordun protested oguinet it, He came here to | ing of the pitilees storm’ wherever they could find it. to Cg ey ogg nmi this position wae in direct opporition to blowing} thermometer an hour ir. Jobnsom bad lett town by the last train, | prorecute ia this case. and to preserve his character; | Many of them tock refuge im the atation house, Some rent resolution to m entlemen on the floor, and he <a e d: first traia im the contended that the evidence of there men, even Ayes 16 (all the whigs but Mr. * wmpelied te differ with them” Ue bs. Markets. jaan p J would, Loscver, admit’ tue article, | Htbey swore falsely, woule mot show thatthe prose, | Of the collare were vo filled with water that the beds democrats and Mr B) Heved that the minority report couched fn unfair Savaynant Maroh 14, 1851 nnd that the defendant was the editor aad proprietor | outing oflicers were aware of it, were covered—rome had four feet of water ia terme He did not wish toimpugn the motives of thie ‘The sales of cotton amounted to 606 bales, at prices | of tha Police Guzrtle; and also, that the paper produced ‘The Judge rvled that the defendant cannot gointo | them. In Washington street there were from WTO GO INTO AN ELECTION FOr aeNATOR taraugus and UPestauyas committee in hie remarks, although he could not thiak | ranging from 8 to 10\ cents, was @ copy of that paper, printed im the Vicy ct New the tacts jJurther then to show that these two men, | forty to fifty basements; in Greenwich street York Andi cas and Young, were examined. Tae court were | twenty five; and in all the eros street Then the question coming direotly on the resolution ‘d offered the tollowing | favorably of the arguments of the minority of the eom- Sr. Lovrs, Matoh 18, 1851 mittee The compay was first chartered in 184°, but || Wheat is heavy, with a downward tendency, rang- | Mr. Jordan rid it might bo necessary for them to | wpable {oreo tao Felevency of the testimony oa that | tary, Codar, Carlisle, Morris, and Kector atre led to tect. at the time and | from some cause they’ did net comply with the tirms ing ‘10m 60 to 75 Cente, Corm is sold at 31a 40e, de | extend the admission to the nart propelstorehip of | trisl ard the irsue hore, £2 ‘at ad is may be necessary | senccacntre iwore ce’ ee aint On the cor rt of 7 term ef gerviey sa- | thereof, Their charter expired, and in 1845 they were | jivered on beard. Provision: firm. Lard No. lia | Wilkes back to the Spring of 1847; and it to rhow that these men we: d, they may uso | Rector end Greenwich streets, chairs, tables, bedding, d day of Merb, 1681, egain given another obarter, and etill the work was | barrels and tierces ie at $7 12 No change in buik | necersary for them also to admit, (hat he w thom, but cannot read their mony on that trial cradles, Xo, were floating around the place. At the \ Therefore, resolved, (if th mblycononr,) That the Le- | not commenced. After the company had obtained the | meal Whiskey is dull at 18% @190, The river is at | proprietor and editor dui aad since October. 1849. Counsel tor defence excepted to this ruling, and | corner of Albany and Washington streets, the tide jalature will, on the then ef ius’ st four o'clock ia | right of wey, ciroumatancer, over which seer had no| 4, and the ther is clear and cvol. Counse) tor detenda: admitted these facts. then again offered in evidence the report of the trial | came in #> suddenly that the police had hard work to wed t olen a erees, oie control, interposed to prevent the completion of Jobn © Hitchoock then called, and being sworn, «lt, a8 contained in the Police Guzetie, which get the women and children out. In one cass, where by art. 4, title 7, pat l ck (he | the work, under the last section of this charter, —————EE__ ved - I reside in Poughkeepsiaabout e tuled inadmissible, andexcepted to by defendas i there were sick emigrants, who were unable to leave unrel Couns ‘ence then offered in evidence | the bed, they took out bed and all together. Thore is the examination of Mr, Vandervoort, the olerk of the | » large amount of property, stored in the cellars oa purt of Searions and of the Court ot Oye fouth, Front and Wene streets, destroyed, [t was a ntered into a constitutional and legal | &"d thts, he considered, one great and cogent reason | WValedictory of the Turkish Envoy. I vave seem this paper ((he Ju argument, to prove that an election called undeeaach | “PY the bill ebould be passed. Mr. W. read (From the National [nteliigenoar. March 18 | bought it at Mr. Kenworthy’s o ointion would not be of a binding effect. Atter | trem the report of the minority of the Committ Op Saterday icst, Amin Bey, the Commissioner of | in this village; L bought it on ! . al ergument, Mr B raviewed the | Show that there wae a tacit eoknowledgement thit t bis Imjerial Majerty the Sultan of the Ottoman Ea. | bears date, Voteber, 1349; Mr , to show that Young and Andross wer terrible serene, Asristant Captata Fulton, of the First pect tothe Senatorial eles- | Work wee one of great public utility. aud calculated to | pire to the Government of the United State a k & news Office; be sells the various pape visted telowa, Bs ward, aud the police under his command, together od by bis constituents with | W''k greatly to the advantage of the State and our | ceived by the President, on the oocasion of taking | of the day, and sells them regularly; | know this The court allowed the evidenoe, subject to the objec- | with Alderman Griffin, rendered every assistance to 43 they bad beon called. | ¢ "i" ns. Hecontended that the Legislature had no | jeave of him to return to Constantinople, The several | paper by secing my handwriting on it tion of the prosecution, the sufferers. The Commen Council he ush to resolutions of 1550, be. | Feht(o say that a man, or a srt of n should by | members of the cabinet were present. and Amin Bey, Crore ¢xamined—I am # coustable of this town for ‘The testimony of Mr. Vandervoort was then read. er for im permitting the grades of those streets to upon them, and was in | Oimpelld to fol tain line, merely to secure | on being presented to the President, by the Secretary | eleven years, and was at the time I purchased this ent to show tuat there bad been four indictments | remain as they ate. The cellars ought to have been Yet be thought them | to the treasury ot the State an increase of its faa; | of State, read to him the address, of which the follow- paper t Andrors, to one of which be had pleaded guilty; since filled up with earth. The cella: Union, They meddied | *¢d he believed that any chann ing if @ translation To General Mather —I have taken the Police Gazete | he was not tried op the others There were three in’ | street were miso inumdated, avd much Mr. B. albuded to the | eimin Bey 8 siddress jent Fillmore, on taking ever since its first publication. | dictmente against True F. Young, tor forgery in the | stroyed in then statistics of r: Ivotiona tn the reveral wards com- leave of him To counsel for defeudant—I dou’t know when pat | steond degree, otherwire, for passing counterfeit | Staten Isiand. The shore prising his Se jal riot, aud in order to prov Siec—The humble missioa with which I have beea | on ft; T thi as at the time of the tor. | money Counsel then vifered the four indictments | Chat his corstituente were with him. in couirmation, nied at considereble lencth upon | charged, by order of his Imperial Majesty the Sultan. he read the rerolutions of the Nimta ward—a ward therein, He asrerted that inca | my benored sovereign, has had for its chief object the of this camel, the « o tor them. unwire, They jeoparced th: with wounds t wit | I took it wut of a file of papers which Thad, | #geinet Wm. N. Andross, for forgery in the second de. | andi was requested hy Mr. Jordan to put my uame | eres, likewire parting counterfeit money ($10 bile) | etrenuthening of those relations of friendship which | on it | Te one ct there be bed pleaded guilty. Couusel then | inches deep with the docks. The he tine, received much ¢ look, Vanderbilt's © 4 given him. in every way, tie mostemphatic | » -. 1g Feow ive d comridernble damage and the bulkhead ee ee Rane jena bas arta to | uld be greater th have always existed between the Subjicwe Porte and | The Court then adjourned to 9 o'clook Tuesday | put in, im evidence, the indictment ou which Carpea- | yecently built at Stapleton was partly washed away. ~ bim,' with a enecr, that he was not the only man who | Vawego conal, The the covrerament of the United Btates ot America, and | morning. tex was tried and acquitted; it was an indictinent for | Nearly ali the vessels at Slaten [eland dragged thele thought bimasif right, and all the rest of the world | * the two canals is some right miles further, | { trust that such bus been its result. Being new Torsoay, March 18 forgery in the second degree. Counsel then put ia, ia} anchors Some ot the colliers i t suffer- wrong. and he bad cecsped irom hin Keepece; but he ews that therevenue must be greater, | about te return to my own country by the orders The court met at 9 o'clock. There was no other | evidence, (subject to obj votion of the proseculion ) the It was ot. The (Mr. B) did wot staud slone, A majori'y of the So- Ty of the State r of course be the | of my government, | have the honor to come before | witness called on the part ot (he prosecution Girporitions of Kx-Goverpor Young in whiob hestated | gt: bat abated continued all aay wate--all honorable mea were with him Hebadre- | getcer. The burthen of the mi epart was, that | you to ex 1 acknowledgements of | Couurel for Wilkes (hem proceeded to open the case | that he war applied to by Mr. Jordan for a pardon tor hich loft here on Monday tb was brought oh, and Pall River, atter rit 7 fured to reng to the Sepete aman who had not denlar. | /t Would Operate disnstrourly to the tubabitants of Os. | ny goverom e, He taid the defendan for the dete. be would regret to seo Qiow Wm, N Andross, and that the pardou which w: myeelt, for the many strong ibe sincere Hiiendebip which I baye received bere on # et od bimreifon the great mmearares Of com promiae Thr vdamaget | evidene ¢ whieh involves bis personal iibe:ty, tained @ condition, the only one he @ ‘s Island, (came to maghor, om was bis offence. fe was not alo chore wots ® good erof this company, yet, he could mot | from you from the peopie of the United Stat aud be claimed » the jury @ calm aud patient granted or . siping euch condition; and. also, thi 40 AtILA M., next day, the ly number ef members ot the other Louse, who, bub er shoula be raved harmieos, to the mani | The Government of the United States has been 7 veatigetion of sll the ctrew 1 relative or iriemd of A udzons ever applied for the par of Maine aod Woreester retureed to the city. for untoward circumstances, would hava gone with | ft irjury ot other places inthe inte ‘Ife could not | without any obligation cn ite part, endasan which the cetendant ts the proy © , | den. Coursel them read the pardon iteclf; it was dated Commodore was also getting under weigh to re- him. Mr B then read « letter, wich ov and two | *** “ly ony mero attention should be paid tothat | pure winders and regard tow: my sovereign. to tablirbed for the colle Ist July, nd fiated that it was upon t * condi- when the Btate of Maine left. Tao steamer Senatore, whose names be did not re city then avy other in the Bt sider me * hI have f more jog, aud sending it thre | tiem * that Angross do enter into recog niz: © to ap- Champion came in. at about 11 o'clock from New Ue dressed to Governor F ish. on the 29th of J - THE CHOOLA— THE WEETERN DL ROAD then tix monih yyed the gratification of visttiog Mf the detence df-red from fF aud testy on the traveres of iudictmeat | yen We learn from the State of Maine thet the «torm alluded to an approval of his course w The Lour «t ten minutes look bay. | the principal oitic tds fortidenti opened the of Cie protweat = Charies H. Carpenter.” Counsel then read | was most violent during the whole of tho ulght and iven by his city, bis constituents, by ing arrived the Speaker rei and oo. Is © educational p tion of the le. wad cort ud ti Mr. Jordan, and Mr Jor- | forencon of next day; apd that arar the gate, the fr’ tne countey ‘and by on eo Dame, > | Reameed th ecisl order, consisting of the school 0 ines nly a right, but itis | \ndross. | water was so high at full tide as to overflow mauy of owed toepenk 1 u orth a * end the Western Railroad bille. the ext an import en edi { the public preas to i let “ veda for MOY | the piers and wharves on either side fen of te rm meas Lips Mr 1H, baving porn n of the floor, mowed ed with uncommon | comment proce-dings im ecurce of justioe, Andros AD pa is Medea hee go back » committee rise Teport progress to the civil imatitations | whether they be the acis of en attorney geceral of o pres “5° Daew poll cA teen 2 s ald . go into a dis. f your erent 1 or A paper which woul «histor: “ 08 the beldee cussion dune beeed te fa thet te THE sopUS CA acaie ticd, the extent ite comments to fulcome faitey. woul be | the whele f und concluded by stating that hie | Murvhy Wil teecseman 4 hen Acgay sao he the Benator from the Fifth dietriet pectal order, it » wo one; itcortaialy id mt be valuableto | opinion m be gathered from th faste a9 to | OG trom drowning. te dene J. Henk argue the coustilutional question ra t | w of justice. The libel comp'ained of in this hether be coneidered Andross a proper subject fer brought tothe Eleventh ward station hy ore r, hut after a fow | the various branches of public ladustry | on: particle commen tpg on n irial, ia the Vourt | executive clemency tent to his friends at the cor one RLRCT or a hairandannounced, | mrrous railroads, canals aad er useful works whioh | of Oyer and T.rminer of Now York, ia the presesution | The court bere took a recess, is the seventh man seved, mn as Mine ution of the fous, | their tolente and industry haveachleved; and,moteover, | of a person named Oharlos Mf. Carpenter. fhe editor | KY RONG Seme1Ore ton, Another yeang mam The debate w the arrival ¥ weuld them proeced to mommnate & person to | I have everywhere witnersed the superior tnteiligence | bad right to cotomeut upon the proceedings. Uar- On the re-aseembling of the court, at half.past two O'clock on Monday, by tell of 12 o'clock no both houses had det laof the United States, which has clevated | penter Is not. nor never was, in any way conntoted o'clock, counrel tor defence procecided to oller in evi- cerest ferry, He'wis taken z He VACANT RP thm to their present eminent degree ef prosperity. | with the National Gazette; ithe bad bewa, there — cence the depositions of Governor Hamilton Fish, and 4 Crowley, of the Bleventh an the p The roll of by the death of Dr. Peter Wendell. © I bere received the most flattering acts of private | might beve appeared rome reason why Sir. Wiikes had | 4 letter of dir Jordan and Mr. McKeon to th nt home to Green Point, after gottia, members was cal voted tor esult wee ascertained to be a beapitality wherever [ have gone. and been weloomed | written this article; but Carpenter vas poor, peaniless | yornor [There were objected to by the prosecut | bis clothes dried. There was still another care to the the Rev. John N All the demo- . | to the New World, ¢ by the youths o! and ulmost friendless. Ip the article the jary would | Me Mather stated bis objection to be canto ih man calling hiteeett Jobe O'Beske crate (15) voted for Wm. L. Marcy, of Albany . jempbell..... 65 | institutions which | have virited ine m see that Me McKeon, the Distrist Attorory, is spokem | word of toes fell into the East River, at the foot of Sixteenth ateest Bel the .esult was announced, Mr. Mavw rose 12 | ularly gratiiying to me. Distinguished honors bare | of in the same terms, yet Mr MoKeon Bae mOt the libel, Jud, at five o'clock yesterday moroing. Le was very much and jenged the right cf Mr Schoonmsaker to vote, 3 a, Of Oricnne, . 1 | den chown ine at the military and naval estabiisn- | thought it necerrary to take any provwedings against + iatoxtonted after o Ot. Patrick's spree He w as Mr 8 wos a member of Congress ory Gregory. ot Byracuse 1 | mente visited by me; and [have beheld.with the most | Mr. Wilkes; it was calculated to injure the District by Governor Fish by ® young man named David Usborne, who wae The Paxsiwvenr decided that the challenge was with Dent! § Dickinson 1 | agreeable feelings the ster and crescent of my own the Atte ne i New York os mu ce ollered the depositions for the | the fc ation tor tateeda asleep at the time, on board of a rioop iying at the the | dock. The noise ha bia berth just in time to ‘ Attorney ¢ the Bevate to decide Dr. TR. Beck.. 1! country happily blend tal of the 8 teecessseseesceeeeccsecss Bt with the rtars and stripes of | The whige appealed from this, and a debateensued | Mr. Wierien moved thet the Rev J.N. Campbell | th . ereat end prorperees Union. These attentions I the nominee of the Assembly for the va not in anywite consider as offered to myself, but #0 gentebip | marytrienely evidences of the rerpectand regardenter | a then rent to the Senate announcing | tained in the United States for my honored sovereign Prepared to meet that body ia the At | Ip coneiurion, sir, [ beg you again to receive thie very | Y y chamber, to comyare the nominations for Re- | inadequate expression of my own g ‘ade, and of the | Kia any, who, he said, stacdc ertritained by my government for the | ' er the defence say aked him, he rprung fom @ the drowalng man He brevght bim to the Eleventh ward station house, where be war taken careof. (n Mouday, also, a mam 4 lenty Johnson tell Into the water, aod was | reeeurd trom drowning by policemen Movabs and Duryea, of the First ward police. Most of these upon the quertion of the right of # person elected ana be de: ; member of Congress to ceoupy s seat as a member of c#nt the Legtelature, after thedd of Maren Mr. Bcrioowwance protested against the right of the Senator from the Ninteenth (Mr. Mann) to ehalienrs fh his right to a teat io the Renate, The Senate, by the 6 ut. tation on by jal real, but tb he oherging « orim tenced. On the other indictment, as the Court deem j c IWR BTOCK INSU RAN MP AN ocourred from the drowning of the green immortal constitutior c le judge of the eisetion LIVE STOCK INBURANCE COMPANY p *hich bas beem shown me during my | per, ae’ necessary that there should be evidence of n con | 7 ay lifcation of its members. lad already decided |, Thr bill to incorporate the Northera New York Live Staten; and [ would also respect. | Jurdan hes @ reputation too well extabll mod thy peinctpel (aaron bomen Oo oe j shemroek. Bt, Vatick ie accountable for all. ® thing adjudicated 4 Tusarance Company, was reported complete. r ul emotions which t | honestly to be destroyed by the abu (Carpenter) could be iound guilty, the oo: arcnoan Taack.—Vesterday ken, and the Benate refused to sustain | | PRERENTATION OF FeTITIONS sure | OXDE in the New World, fapew j itis utter nowsens: toray (be proseevtion produced bie (Andross’s) conviction was falling very fart, a de 18; nays. 10. A strict part The following petitions were presented. To prohibit | these which I wow feel on bidding you farewell | ‘* jured by an article in a newspaper? but ihe pardon on that indictmemt was not referred (whose name we could not learn.) at ker did the tale of intoxicating liquors. For the repeal of the AMIN BRY | wplers it cherges bir with crime; ho has had a suc | to, cer heard cf, until rome time subsequent to that Hk to Herlem upon the railromd track. AMP WELL KLECTED RRORNT irve Sehent tee ratte tee eth acetal | The President mace (o Amin Rey the following reply: | ceettul carcer for over forty years, aod councel had no | tie He was cbectved by those om the down pauenget hen met in the Assembly chember, he Mow marshes. for noy other purp | “Amin Bey: [aim exceedingly happy to lean trom your tation in saying that if Mr. Jordan hed The Judge raid that the opinion of the Court is, that | tein wi ar Forty. third «treet and evry Lieutesi a ev, | then canal t Agetoet the Sodus Day canal. | (OS iing that you bave beemes much gratites oy | Bet Dimecit dweovered an mputation on hie | the \estimomy offered is not admissible, (Except ade by the engineer of the locomotive ° ware MY vee GereuUtion AARANIVD 0.0utn Uarven ovarae | Prenilinece Mule | Scnsiderable w portion of te Your miasion here is one could have ren it. Ie then oon chat ior ht upon the cow catcher, and terribly injured ¢ cidents of the ee worthy of note. A great | article did not proeved trom any maliciour motives On | cord of the two convictions of True ¥. Young. war ci mbt anys tlgdhny Ho vege th 4 the part of the defendant towards Mr Joriaa: and Mr Jordan said that these papers were not properly | iD various parte of bie body. From books and pay ded tow that there wart no trial on the last | exemplified. that were found in his posrersion. it was ascertained sion then ibis cace was before this Vourt The de Counsel for detenee would wish to hear the obj that be wae an artist, and resided somewhere in Twon- Bt did not appear. aad though a conviction Was | tion; they had been «fered in eviden ty-third omee ee conductor & 1 Ee ¥ the et on is pres triel was grent f A re a constitutions! argument in | red in the reeotution directing a join: meeting of both | BA coUFidered a long period since the discovery and | bad, he application for this present trial aranted cared for, medical ald was pro: ‘ything it. Owe hls o etn \e | } ro no ofte fe fevor of th Idity and coustifultonsiity of thie mods he Legi*lature ‘or the purpose of county | Pettiement of this part of the New World. Bat po | ed ‘atte Of Mr Witker, in coming bere so often, offerings the va oust all a a ¢ | | | | | | monatob bar arnt you frem the confipes ot Burope aod The rrectal ord o Atia. to vicita people ot European origin, on a great continent but hitherto little Known to the toy sideretion of Mr. Owen's resolution, provid lection of @ United Staten Senator this atver: | {11 pasred is it Stherbep, ot barveldceta, 4000 botetem het, baer t d there were certsin requisites ry. | Wee done to alleviate hii ite to a dociment before it could be Loon Usorn roe B #8 another ; thie it not proprriy cer | tercay morning. John Thompeon wa e a ¢ eve tance, which have #o | Sed at this @ distance from York, ate almoet — At half-past 12 o'elo f election. He called upon La? agg sey of Governor, then srvcegy atts ¥ tent 7) ‘other t srioes of | PUinCUs, and tule alone shows tha improy y ef bar found secreted (Mr Beekman to go with him for the eiscti oternor, the yes. © Sennts, preeeded by the Liew ' red in the ‘ ‘ S lob artatiy more recent ortgin. ‘Ul rg the tryin} brought tothie covnty re wae ag ia destion ef the court, or the real of the | under the bed of Mrs. Dutebers, No. 01 Liberty street. Bonatos, He facksied was there werip tor ihe dee. | Governet auseuaera she sWject or the meeting. ne covetty w god by what you he Hictment againet Mr, Wilkes om (hia very same ar pich it por porte te com | He was found there when Mrs. Dutohers was going to fon of atenatcr, A Senator? e Beuatet |! my hi wiraring the enovgh t agriculture, the com ticle, tried in Brooklyn. at the suit of the Kidd Bal- | Phe Judge decided that it might be read ia evidence | bed. The police doseribed hizo roking fel- fion of aBenater, “A Sapator! a Senater my kiog p . vege Company for callin and the detendant was the ed partef the Hbel | egoinat a lawyer to indlers? 1 tither ® Prenohman or a Dutchman onday inet, the 17th i 6, Thirteenth str the Second avenue, umber of articles del wooe of it was, that | lew, wo indletmente agal of Beprember 1847, and | wees found guilty, and sentenced ment and hard labor. in the State | entered and * and erp «im reget tions, ealey it was found that they hed ngresd in now d bellas Regent cf the Untvorsity, im t Wendell deoeased ul, Govenson. therewpon, in vittwe of the ted fo him, deotared thet Dr JN, Camp- com for s Senator!!!" was the ory. He had no ryia atbier with there who sought to divide the «his arty he was jor no man=for no extreme view. Tt ae written of the hearts of the whige of wii the ruc ietricta thet union was necessary. aod he cal! ’ aly eleetea 3 apd rule of 0; and J0F the second, (o be impri- | ineleding certain entionatle maiters appertaim- Hwho loved the whig party, Lo yole for that resviu vt the Kegent in place of Dr. Peter ceived you, Amin I On yout etrival rs, to commence at the exp ration of | ing tee geatlemen’s wardrobe, which were ta! rom jon. " a he ¢ meeting wae then dixsots vw te | The lepitintive av i ha whot ion entrusted f the first erntehor making foar yearein all. Commsel | the bedeide of the owner. in which himeelf and Me. Der claimed thet tue Senator had net an | 7 ge Bete 6, She Sonate | cs oith the eatecable duly ef mehing you welcome | Kidd Oa then efleted the parden of Young (Uhjested to} wacnm wnsurpectingly lay, and under which the wered bie tite! oval argument ! eed ony apt he 4 the House again went Your own excellent character and aamirabla deport | covered. in Counted for the Cet nee offered the pardow, in refer. | (bhiever were, Gonbtless, ensconced. They appeat o Mr Os moved ox indefinite poatponement ft | into the stopp hy od ment.¥i 1 he he country. have dewem | for malioion ence tot ATovi, Iu the libel whioh states that | here been lightly busted, in xpite of the remark fo teroluting ‘os v's CANAL COMPANY toperee ye ‘ pee 1d | vietion of A te | the y ution in the case « ' ovciness exhibited heir proseodings ne. opposed Gov. f aloathos ‘ ‘ en be conciuind 7, . ¢ | biote; they hae pre ‘ to comparison with what lind evidently passed oat & Whig--ldentified ¢ f diion to the | ta, it le x - ‘ Ai ries new Wanted der bie ot their inepection; or. inieed, with what fa gelation to the * ther 1% minittee im fa. | Duh Se el a cam ; ber ‘sein? - rhovd ofthe door, by w . ¥ . a th gor ‘ *,! rose ohol eonin ot they wut perk etndmit t re it a | et gy RAwBOOKeRe and Belin ‘ we ¢ \ ae we 5 1 , ft sj ' . » very pepter la € out for ei ' . a I } for miselaht, in yaa oh it ett hon be cage th ‘ a_i. “4 hey | owner whe ot may be torn: . 4 US hen oud © Le protection J 5 \anees + wBparallel that , beve nor ‘ bey most meet | Dente ay Aporcety.—( cn 1 Fo fetted far ¢ aro ? , 5 | péition; thet he never qreutet @ pard ts re , Gover. | wands Brews. ages | ' 861 tt : F A “1 neitiots before, ant t ‘ \ | by piruck thor two fon tw Vine Chaplin forteited tte 1 _ at the Wowatd | tetday ; i ieee ts The | contend that the article was tr — P , ti New pad exposure meds hit epitiion rn wn’ fe it | 4 ‘ e« beew deposited ta beak wn 7 # a4 follow in mind that the Attorney Qener " ared Ju SiH, aoivotsma waae’ sun aiek oremene | acauce diplomacy is necessary, that M Beet asa | ang is recure to the oisie wor Ago '1peooil, amd, A wateh, | councel against Carpenter imall there suits. aod i Young. (Vbjectedto oa, ta. ground | Bryon e! stead lot accordingly