The New York Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1851, Page 4

‘The Drury Case. BROOKLYN CHIT COURT. Belore the Hon. Judge Greenwood and Aldermen Leech ~ ‘and Lefferts, vy, Arn 22—Mr. Jonas B. Phillips not havi ertived, ibe examination of AMC Sigh was taken up ne ay a Bee, Than tee Q.—Irit not customary for the Clerk to take charge ‘at bis arrest, but came up just after it. in Brook- of such things? 5 stinc arrest, was made by Joskins and Orasous by | Ue unable to reconelle the admissibility of the evi- | A.—Yes, generally; T sometimes keep them myself, ‘witaens’sdirection; it was on a charge of sending a tor- | dence with any principle or authorit; Do you ever give them back to the officers? ‘box with the ‘intention of taking the life of Thomas | _ Hix Honor the Judge, after some consultation with bis | A.—No. Pe ‘witness was gtandipe at the corner of Hicks | ***0ciates, delivered the opinion of the Court. They had Q.—Was it not Smith’s duty to have given up that $5 Moet, and could ace thean sensing cach way; kucw Wil, | BO doubt about the admissibility of this evidencs, ‘Fas | bill he produced to-day? A.—I never heard of that $5 lism H. Thompson well, and had known him many years; | Tales of evidence were precisely the same in the oivil and | at all. did not sec him on the Brooklyn Heights the morning | CFininallaw. The doctrine was aeetion had ‘The witness continued:—They brought a bottle of che- ‘Deary wns arve: been before the Court of Errors, and it had decided | mical preparation which would take ink out of paper, ‘The defendant's counsel, Mr. Whiting, here suggested, | there that where the party who asks to give secomlary | anda counterfeiting prose to the office, which the officers that the same objection would apply to Mr. Lexow re- | ¢Vidence can show it was dyst without his fault, he | said they found ow Premises; the press was there taining in court during Mr. Smith’s examination, as | ™Y do so. These bills were in the pomession of the | for a considerable time; he did not Know what became of during Jenkins’s; and as they could not tell when the | Proper officer. Mr. Phillips swore that they were safe | it; he (witners) had no right to hold it, except as evi- witness would come to that ‘of the case which Mr. L, | ” his bands, for the purpose of preparing for the prose- | dence against Mr. Drury; he did not know what became was te trtily pam, be move that he be ordered to | cution; there was no proof or reason tO suppose that | of thos things; Mr. Stewart had the charge of them. gee there was any fault on the part of the proseoutors, If it | Re-examined’—Ilis impression was,that Mr. Stewart ‘The Court accordingly directed Mr. Lexow to retire. could be shown— took charge of the billa, snd had them between the 16th Mr. Smith then proeseded with bis testimony inthe | Mr. Clark—How could the act of any one bind the | November and 2th Decemer, when examination was had; form of a narrative, as follows: — | people ? he committed Mr. Drury upon the chargo of an attempt 1 was informed that Drury and his son werecoming | Judge Greenwood—I don’t know ; that may, perhaps, | to take the life ef Warner; there never was a formal com- down in the to join Thompson, at Brooklyn; | Taise a graver question. mitment fur examination; there was none until the final consequently I went ‘and took the boys, (meaning | Mr. Clark—Suppose it should be shown that these pro- | one; he wasarrested on the 16th November, 1549, and Grasedus and Jenkins) when the boat ceme infrom As | Secutors—this man Thompson—was the thief hiamself, | excmined on the torpedo charge on the 19h ' November, toria, for the of arresting them both together; ‘old Drury came ashore. and a boy behind him, with acap ; L told Crussous to go behind and say,"Sam;” and if turned around, to say, “Samuel Drury,” and it that his name, to arrest him; it turned out not to be ; I was mot sure about it, never having seen him bat | once; I went down to the Catherine ferry, and Thomp- | rigs ‘soa was there; I mean on the Brooklyn side. (Conversa- Vion with Thom objectt to, and ruled out.) | ‘Thompson started from the meeting place, and I sent the boys after him; they went down Columbia street as went down Hicka; } stopped when I did not seo | them coming, and I backet dowa her street; l saw Drury was ccming up towards me, up Pierrepoint street; Istepped aside about ten steps behind a tree; Drury | went on two streets, and turned down towards the water, | eet between Hicks and Columbia (Willow) toarrt hin; when I got down to the corner of Columbia and some cther street, the | eg men (Jenkins and Crassous) had him; it might | low, but I think it was Columbia ukins then said, “Here's some money be dropped; L said, “Take care of it; go back to Mr. Wii he is watehing a man who has been following My. Drury and us;” then I took Mr. Drury and went over the Catherine ferry to the Tombs; when we got there, Jeukins aad Wilkes were abead of us; I took his (Mr. Drury's) pocketbook from + him and examined the money in it; 1 marked it ce Court. I afterwards found where young Drur; {Objected to, and Court rulvxi thathe might say in con- juence of information he r ved be did something.) fitness continued—He beard young Dru ane timesgdrove to New York in a wagon, and his futher | came by the bout. If he had arrested’ the old man in New'Vork when Sam was net with him. Sam might hear of it and run away, and we should never get him Q.—Did you know of, or do you now know, any design or.intention on the part of William H. Thompson, or any other person, to put counterfeit money on Mr. Drury so that it should be found on him at the time of his arrest! Odjected to, and objectionnot od A.—No. Idid not, nor dol now. If Thad dreamt or thought that Thompson had any counterfeit money with him at the ferry, or was about to play any game of that | kind, I would have arrested him and searched him im- mediately; ail 1 wanted from Thompson was to find out | Tom the old man where the boy wa- Q.—How was the condition of the bills when you saw ? folded up or how? a) Jenkins had them in his hand folded wp. @- Did you see any bills at auy other time im Jenkins’ on? Objet, “d to, when “Phe want, “ict Attorney said that he must now suspend the exatnima, In of the witness a. to that part of his evi- | dence untai he bad shown the loss of the bills, and would | roceed onanot. ‘T point. Dic the witness go to Mr. | “1s house at A ‘tOria aller the arrest, and search it? itnese continuea —He Wid search Mr. Drury’s house | at Astoria, after his an **t 2 Q.—Did you find any w ‘lls there? Objected to, on the gra'zd that it was leading, withdrawn. Question put.—What did ys. fint? ‘There was one bill found there. (Bill for $5 bem’ in, purporting of the Eagle Bank, Bristol.) 1: ¥4* and | Objected to by Mr. Clark, whether g00d or bad, on the | yy _—e or any of the civeumstanees of meeting ground he had no search warrani, and Wasa trespasser | there. (Objcetion noted ) Witness marked it in the presence of Mr Drury’s wife, and somebody ele, The desk wes on the first floor, in a corner room, The bili was i iv—in a square wooden or | tin box. There were a consi bills—some on the Utica bank; thou locked, and the lady hud got the ke t the dexk was | i yund « bottle of | the back of the bills, but there might have boen some | the to be | £0 Wax Thompson, in'a bex in Drury’s | 502 in connexion with the bills. | into any of the evidence given before the Grand Jury, the prosecution might go into the whole. ‘ble number of snail bree five dedlar bills. of the Hamilton not the would they them be permitted— Judge Greenwood—I don’t know ; that may be a more weighty question. Mr. ‘k—It will all come out in the course of this trial. Your honor will note the objection. It isa very important question, and there aro two sides to it. ‘The objection was noted. and Mr. Phillips. the witness, coutinued—To the best of his recollection the contents were: “The Eagle Bank will pay on demand,” or * the bearer on demand, Ten Dollars,” then the date and num- Der, and the name of Mr. Le Baron, Presideat, Freneh, Cashier; the word “Rhode Island” way in the right hand upper corner of the margin; that would embrace the description of the four nc tes, Croamexamined by Mr. Clark—Could not say from whom he received them at the District Attorney's office; cannot say Whether they were pinned or wafered; ea say they Were the same as those tak Was not present at his arrest; bad or geod from any opi frcam whom he received the description of the note, whe- ther from Justice Lothrop or Mr. Stewart; it might be from A.M. ©, Staith; he had now in his hand the in- dicunent of December; I have no impression as to the facts, but I would, I think, have set forth the loss, according to my own judgment; it is very proba- ble T had a bill before me when I drew this indict- ent; he was glad to say he had less to do with the Drury cases than any other in the office; he opened the case for the prosecution unexpectedly oa the first ocea sion; did not appear on the second; Mr. Wilkes had something to do with all these cases; A.M. C. Smith was the officer, and he was a witness; witness had stated the bills were attached to William O. Jenkins’s affidavit; he saw no marks on the bills; did not know how the indict- mentjeame to be found in New York; did not give any direction to have the distance measured; in arranging the culendar for Monday, these papers passed through hiv hand. for the papers were arranged alphabetically; all Ashley's papers were left. having been tied up with the calendar for the fuliowing Monday; never had known such a case before, us that of proceedings being taken in New York, for an offence committed in Brooklyn; Mr. Drury had endeavored to bring the cause on for trial. ‘The line of examination was objected to and ruled out.) here was a nolle prosequi entered to that indictment in New York, on the 12th March last; the offence charged then was, that Mr. Drury, when arrested, had certain notes in his hand. Re-examined.—Had no recollection of any marks on committed on the 2d January, and remained in prison tilt after his first trial; he was bailed out by Judge Ed- monds. The hour of half-past 3 o'clock having arrived, tho quarter past 1o’clock, Mr. Clark wished to say a few words. remark, yesterday, about having been once to the Ivy “for the purpose of seeing the haunt of the con- Whatever improper proceesdin did not mean at all to reflect on tho proprie- tor, Mr. Cornell; and as he understood be felt hart, he would make the explanation where be had made the re- mark. Rhode Island. SUPREME COPRT, BINGSTON. Presiding—Chief Justice Green, and Justices Hale and Brayton. SENTENCE OF COLLINS AND DORSEY, TH BANK ROBUERA Avnit 21.—According to adjournment, the Supreme Court met at Kingston Hill, this day, for the purpose of passing the final judgment onthe convicts Joha Collins taken from D: ; cannot any for the robbery of the Phcenix Bunk, Westerly, in con nection with Tom Kanouse and Levi Cole, and Dorsey for the erime of perjury, swearing falsely to an alibi, om the trial of Kanouse for the robbery, thereby endeavor- ing to evade the ends of justice. At the aijournment of the Court, upon the conviction of the above named parties, an application was made by counsel for the pri- soners to stay sentence until a bill of exceptions could be prepared for a new trial, The Court, on the applica- tion for a new trial, denied the motion, and proceeded to pass the following sentence on the conviets:—John Collins and Henry C. Dorsey wre both sentenced to 6 years Lard labor in the State prison at Providence. Our Boston Correspondence, Boston, April 21, 1851—4 P.M. Shipwreck and Medancholy Loss of Life. Capt. Cook, of Provincetown, Mass. per schooner Mo! rose, dated 29th inst.. 10 A. M., which elated that the schooner Engle, Cann, master, which sailed hence for Yarmouth, N. 8. on Sunday. 13th inst. with a general cargo, eleven passengers, beside the captain, mate, and four mem, had been wrecked on Truro Beach, Back side of the Cupe. abowt five miles from Provincetown, dusing the gale of the 18th inst.—decks stove, masts goue. seven barrels of flour, fonr eooking stoves, dry gooda, burrels of tar on board, and the body of a man in the cabin. The crew and doubtedly been drowned ; the most of them, probably. in attempting to reach the shore in the boat. ‘The following are the names of those on board :— Mr. John Cann, owner of the veasel. of Yarmouth, N. S.; Mr. John H. Kettell, a well-known merchant of this city, of the firm of Kettell & Collins. 50 India wharf; Mr. William Burfon, son of the Key. Wm. Burfon, Buptist without his observing them. Mr. Elias G. Drake re-calied and examined—The bills presented to the Grand Jury were four. purporting to be of the Eugly Bank, Bristol, Rhode Island; they were all marked on the back with some initials. Q.—Was the at- tention of the witness Jenkins directed to the marks ? Objected to, and the court ruled that he mizht ask what enkins did, but not what he said.j—A.—The bills were examined by Jenkins; witness bad no further recollec- tion of the bills than ‘that they were $10 bills of the Engle Bank. Crose-examined—Thought it was Mr. Ste ree roRnt | teen wrecked two monile since {a the brig Lonls, of Far- mouth, and were returning to their homes in the Begle, (games not known); Meters. Robert Boyd, Jamey and m in; did not know whether they were the saine bills that Drury dropped; Jenkins was before the Grand Jury, itness knew nothing then of Thomp- muel Cook, of ¥: and two males, names not known—who were returning to Nova Scotia to procure Bark to manufacture into canoes to sell in this-eity, all.pasengers in the schooner. Iara- el Cann, master; Isaae Sullivan, mate; John Fostes. colored, cook Trask, Henry Patten and Israci Wyman, seamen, The ‘was a new vessel, of ninety- Mr. Clark—Did Jenkins say that he bed just parted Objected to; and Court held, if the defendant went Mr. Clark said he supposed they might, and here put flee bills ef ag Tonk, | and Yarmouth, and had:made her first trip to Boston. nto witness’ hand, snd arked him whether the plates were sume as those of the four bills in question ? and ‘was lost, with all on board, at the same time and place. court adjourned till this (Wednesday) morning ‘at a | A letter was received in this city, on Sunday, from | clergyman, of Yarmouth, N. S.; two sailors whohad | some sort of acid; that bot te was taken from the house; “tated, im reply to the court, that he would eownect them ‘Crassous, Jenkins, Dowling, Donnegan, Wilkes, Thomp- with the ease, and show that Thompson was the manu- ‘Pe Turf. son avd Cficer Baker went up there, and with him. | fcturer, and until lately engaged in. them, The Usioy Covnse, L. 1—Trorrixc.—The trotting race He wns occasionally at the police office during the exa- | Witness said they «ppeared similar. [A genwine one dol- | came off yesterday, according to announcement. atthe | mination on this charge, but be had other matters to at- JAF bill, of the Eagle Bank, was handrd up, and also the | above track; but of the six entries only three sturted, | conte. five dollar bilof the sume bank, produced by Smith asan | viz.:—Black Harry, Ralp&, and Dutch Charley. The trot Further cxamination suspended, and altered one, sud-as having been fomnd at Drury’s house | was neither fust nor well oontested, Klack Harry making | So into court,called , #t Astoria.) ‘The vignettes were alike in all. “Mr. Clark | it to suit himself throughout. The following is a sum- | Mr. Jonas B. Phillips, who had ¢ and cxaminced—In the year 3*4! Dis rict Attorney for the city an Two indictments produced. tments found against Samar Drury, Junior—one on th: h January, 1850, and the other ou the Lith December, 1449; remembered having the bills in his possession des ribed in those indictments; | inthe month of November « btl of indictment was found against Samuel Drur, ror having in his pos- easion, With intent te utier certain counter- | and filed by the o the District Attorney, itness was Assistant | © w York. | + were original in- \ Drury and Samuel and pa Court. aud band some that Thompson was engaged im passing when last arrested Witness comiinued—The bills ail ay | been altered except the one dellar were much alike customary for engravers to put the same vignette into different bills, aud the names are not im the same tion, so there must have been two plates; as to position aid they would prove that the three bills produced were | mary Geo: Nelson entered bik. A. IL. Dixon entered bik. D. Pifer eatered b. g, Dut Tima, 2:4355—! Black Harry. Ralph. 1 3 oem core to have ‘The words Five” in the corner, and ~ Five Dollars’ im the body, Charie; AS de of the day, Cayuga Maid, Lady Bevins, and Dan Miller, contend this afternoon at the Centreville for purse: and from the fine condition of the course yesterday «¢ ternoom, a very fast race must ensne. A U pace, eneh. Re-examined by the Distries Attorney—It is quite yom of the words, © To the Bearer” and “On demand,” they are quite different; his impression was that the five ‘Theatrical and Oinstral. the papers wat a deposition by William | at (Hanmilton Exe i dest Sur ae = Dill, (Hamil hange,) was an eatirely new | Rowsny Triratan—The new and splendid spectacle, ©. Jenkins, to which wus attached four bills, purporting | Diate—not an altered one from the Kagle Rank—but | enticed the “Count of Monte Cristo,” whic’ has been to be of the iesue of the Esc! Island, one of which was th« on: mentioned indictment, Letwren § the evening of Monday. thr 10th Decomber, 154%, the | Office of the District Attorney of New York was burgia- | viously entered, and that indictment, with the bills and | 4ffidavit, was stelen, together with a great many more papers; knew nothipg mer of efforts were made, and rewards offere + recovered —tome found floating in the » ‘ond returned into the curday, the Sth, and t | irom one of another denomination; the word “ Viw | “Fyre om the Dill alleged to have been taken from Drury’s house; the figure side is different; the words “ Five Dollars”? in the body on the Hamilton has the sume appearance ns the word produced in the utmost «plendor, will again be presented exoellent—it will have a profitable result for the mana- ger, who bas spared aeither pains nor expense in its ef- fective display, oapway Tiearnr.—The sal Vill is again offered for thix evening's ewtertainment The grand speetacle| entitled the “ Vision of the Sun.” which is without exception the most daauling piece we have ever seen, will continue to be represented, until all “3° on the right hand appear to have ben put on with a plate in ¢ of them was much more faint than the it was impossible to teli whether it was ame instrument Lothrop was then called and examined— Office; witness would not vent » describe the bills; | Qo tie de r. Le ed as e day of the arrest, four bills, supposed to | the theatrical public shall have seen it—it is truly mag- Do mepesaneted es Be ie was signel ** | te altered ones, of the Eagle Bank, came into his | nifeent. y peel cdg mou ~oi win | (fice; Mr Wilkes and Mr. Jenkins came to the office. and | “Nino's Gannex. —The entertainments which are night- Gictmente Pubsequently i nberand January, | Dé learnt that Drury had been arrested; he thought the | jy given at this famous establishment, consist of eques- that was one of the four bills were handed to him, but was not absolutely cer- trian exercises, vaulting. leaping, somerseting, Ke framed upon one note, but whether tain; he thought he saw some in Wilkes’ hand, and some | ¢ - an be say it could no or a : . and owns, by their original stories and witty sayings, keep Foe a ay ee eee oe be udver cow them | 10 Jenkine's, who put them into his bat; bad no distinct | the Detee in roere of longhter.and Mr. Raton Stoas, eater ean Le fancied he got the | Teeollection of their being marked; he had seen the | evidently the best rider in the States, is nightly reeeived aflerwsrde to get eueb particule: ticulars from a bill he saw at the police court, with Mr. Stewart, or some one ci, but his impression was vague {—Will you state to the ¢ pearly as you can, of thee f you recolicet ? Defendant's Counsel—T cuje ecution,) had shown tis U Urglury Was comunit office, and a hundset indecm roe upon was thie—where © offence isthe one to steal or de the prosecution, on showing thet, « fendant's porvession, might, where ¢ 4 poreession of ot of bia guilt, the pub f that paper; and ¢ officer must keep it, an anot be given in evid dant all the particulars, as Ldle—everything that | Leaks it, that th Lille were lost at ne DistriotAttorney's | tolen, The point he y charged with an roy the instrument— “that it is in the de. . vat party himself and bound for the safe deprived of it by | it is not kept, its | as to make it availa the indictment and | (th: ‘ lows dle against the defe the bill« eonexed should be 4 and filed with th clerk of ‘he court, under the st They had proved | ¢ that theve popers went out of the eustedy of the clerk of th wart were sent u jet Attorney s office. The puldic were now forvelored & ar; ovidence. Another poit If wae a comp uetedy. Ti m into bi and taken t leut them to some one to lo and the bead of t would be extre & manner, and he (Mr. ogle instance where in-trument bad been or destroyed withe curement The ( ested that Mr Phillips might b e jeulty and quertioned bim with atisfied that the Une office in his custo- a he « were on that dy be frit « that. Mr. Cle Witnere—ile is, I beliew nh went sway in February. The ine under witne ‘access to the Mr. Clark continued —Ile © waiving the point, but adr bad been given; then * ber: U counterfeit ia taken aw " and kept by foree, the © duce it. The low thie cw ir Drury, on the day of his arin aeked to see them, but was fused barged scharge; bu be understood as vost alleged to be + defendant. by force, wud at ail hazards to a great hardship 0 th loth November. k at his pe for the defendant show whether it w Remember his position at the time of this robbery; thrown into prison denied bail, his family denied access to him, so grate was the offence with which he wae charged, but of which he has siney been acquitted This prisoner had not been permitted to see the money which was alleged to be counterfeit, but_was alloyed to mark that which was un- cuunterfiet or not questionable. There was one case reported in the books in whieh # bord was destroyed by the defendant, and it wae only after great dow conviction good. In Kugland there were frequently | cason whore the counterfeit had been swallowed. and it | was slways considered impossible to convict, as they | could not prove that it was falee In this case it was | not pretended fur a moment, that thix robbery was com- | mitted by or through the means or procurement of the defendant. After aiprisoner wae taken into custody. and | the evidence of his guilt was also in the custody of the | law, the State was bound te produce it. It Might be anid j there would be a failure of justice. There were a thou- | sand cases where there might be a failure of justice, for the law not required guilt but legal evidence Guilt, and he bad yet vo warm thac it would sanction the | shore there was a possibility of much error, | the mere opinions of witnesses as to some Dilla | upon which their eyes hed never fallen Tt waa, he con- gidered, » point of great importance, and as they had OW arrived at the point where they must consider whe- ‘ther parcie evidence could be givenof the contents of euch papers, be presented the question, not in the shape of an argument, nx he would. if necessary, at another stage, Coy de em yg He would much 1 upon fs of his client's inno- cence, ‘whieh would be ndduced, and by which the whole matter, he was convinced, would be rendered as clear ae Gay, when it would be apparent. ar he had before stated pT ey ane qgmmenced In fraud and was in fraud up to —— our it they ST tot consider theametvon at liberty to waite even the it would be more ia uabon th 4 | evening | aud Mr. Warner's partner's, (Mr. Sparks.) were, I think, | | of the warrants; I do not know how he ki « that the courts had heid the | ¢ muine one dollar bank bill of the Eagle Bank, and had no doubt the one produced was so; the other (i... the five dollar bill produced by A.M.C. Smith) is the de- seription of bill handed to me by Jenkins; that is the one that was altered; it is the same description of plate, | and the same vignette; the only difference was the figure “Jo” being altered from “1,” in the corner, the words | ie the left corner, and the words in the body, “ ten dol- with cheers. Burton's Tieatne.—The two exccedingly attractive ieces entitled the “ School for Tigers.” and “ Love in a Maze.” will aguin be prewnted this evening. The comedy of “Love in a Maze” is put upon the stage in sue month it would draw crowded houses. Great Pacixe Race To-pay.—The three great pacers — it foliows the | | at’? o'rloek this evening. The scenery is gorgeous and the drrases | exceedingly attractive | He had made a | | for Michigan. Wheat is in fair demand, but the firm- f holders checks operations, 6, } qui at 62 | i | | second daughter of Peter Donnelly, Esq., of Brooklyn. | | Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please copy. On Suncay evening, April 20, by the Rev. of St. Peter's Church, Mr, P, D! Kineurr, of San Fran- engers, seventeen, all told, hove un- | | | | invited to attend his funeral, this day ( | o'clock P. M., from their residence, 224 Clinton street, without further invitation. ril 22, Faxornic Hirarne Ostrz, son of | Hilaire Obitz A. Cath. Obitz. | The relatives and friends of Mr. Quidort’s family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, | 23d inst., at 1 o'clock P. M.. at No 7 Clinton street. April 22, of consumption, Mre. Pixar ; three Indians—one female | | past 2 o’elook, from her late residence, No. 20 Catherine two tons burthen, built for ket bet thi } slip. a Vermont te wee ent tate te Beton |. At Pout Richmond, Staten Ielend,on Tussday morning, Another British rchooner belonging to Annapolis, N. 8, | April 22-after a protracted iktuess, Hriex, wife of J. T. splendor, that, we believe, were it to be continued for a | ‘Natioxat Tuxatwe.—Mr. Dibdin Pitt ts creating great | | thy lare;” witness had seen a good many of them; there were | exeitement among the visiters of the National Theatre frequent comp At the police office about counter- | jie je every night received with the warmest demon- feiting; he recollected Mr. Baron proved they were | ctrations o asure, To night he appears as * Ror » not genuine; they were annexed to Jenkins’ affidavit. | jn which he Ja rey to be celebrated, and Mre Hf. P. | and put in the regular process to goto the Grand Jury, | Grattan as “Julie The whole will close with the | | in the custody of the clerk. Crors-exainined :—Did not know what Mr. Wilkes bad to do wtth it; he was not in any way connected with apy criminal prosecutions ; he came in with Jenkins Mr. Clark—Who were the parties connected with the torpedo charge ’ Objected to by the Court Mr. Olark—This i« the whole theory of our t Wilkes, and Smith, and Th a conepiracy to bring this charg show that they were acting together, to charge him with ancther offence. The whale evidence shows that Wilk was at the head of a conspiracy to ruin him. It seems by the course{adopted by the court the question is, with haw little light, with how little knowledge. a jury was | teédetermine and try aman whore name had been written down « Golden Axe.” Brovenam’s Lyervu.—A fine bill is offered for this evening. The entertainments commence with the drama | of |the “Eton Boy,” after which, the very attractive drama of the “ Devil in Paris,” and the entertainments will terminate with the local peculiarity, styled “ A Row at the Lyceum.” or the “Green Room Secrets.” Mile. Ducy Darra will dance. Crusty 's Mixsteeis —We know not how to eritie’ thie inimitable company. The only comment we can make is, that they have performed for five «ngocssive years at Mechanics’ Hall to overtic ut Ihe «. which is convineing evidence of their sterling m Their per- formances consist of songs, dances, instrumental pieces, and witticiems. Frivows’ Miverners —An entire new ‘gramme ix offered this evening. for the benefit of Nelson Kneas, the musical director of the abe wated band of negro delineators. Mr. K. is a talented perfemer, and, no doubt, his numerous friends will give him a bumper. There will be an afternoon performance at 5 o'clock Hons axp Wrore’s Menetaess give an afternoon and evening performance, to-day. xt the Coliseum. This ta- lented band are attracting highly respectable audiences Their entertainments are well selected, and recvive most ratifying approbation. Fone New Onueaxe Sraexanens offer an exccilent pro- ti and surely. we may jourt only wished to avoid the interposition of | f * that might embarrasé a jury. After a cou sultation they decided om admitting the evidence, and Mr. Lothrop’s cross-examination proceeded. Q. Who applied to you to take the affidavite to get the r the torpedo charge Wilkes, He is editor ofthe Police Gazette; » me to take the affidavits in my room. in the he stated to me it w: in connexion with the explosion at Warner's; Jenkins's affidavit was taken. he applied the first affidavits taken in the x Wilkes stated performed befor he did not want the fact to get out; they wore taken in » Tnic d making this city a my room because Mer. Wilken requested it; I inued | he Union. They inten = J the warrants that ev: I did not hear of any | Tye Atimonatiave—This highly talented company | counterfeiting charge that time; I think 1 | are becoming very popular with our citizens. They give handed the warrants to A. M. ©. Smith; he was | theirtwenty-firet concert thia evening, at iope Chapel. there with Wilkes; I do not know of any concert Paxonama ov Inetann.—There wi ibitions between them, Smith was the officer who took charge new they were out; Edo not recollect telling him; he must have got his information from one of us; I should not of the above beautiful panorama to-doy—sfternoon and evening. The same intense anxiety still oxists to see it. Paxorama oF The Proust's Procress—This instruc. tive painting can be seen every evening 4t Washington have asked him there at all but for Mr. Wilkes’ r d on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. quest; when I gave him the warrants I did not know he | /ail. and on Yednenley sen va ereated comedy of the | wns to go to Brooklyn and meet Thompson ; I think y: “Serious Femi; always attracted attention (Mr. Clark) firet gave me that information: I may have known it before, but don’t think I did till you comment- ed upon it; Iwas not aware there was any design to hare prisoners go out of the county, Thompson was Femotimes at the poliee office, and I do not know what he wanted: Ido not know that Smith and Thompson were ting in concert; that must have been in the «ammer, t arrest; Thompson was a reputed counter. ter; I kuew he was vo, by report, at that time, the 1éth November, 1549. (Some questions were here put to prove Thempson's great and experience. but they were ruled out.) The examination of Drury for having unterfélt bills in his possession, did not take place for | seme days after his arrest; no examination was accorded | him until after the indictments were quashed; Jenkins’s has wherever it was played. At this popular establishment it ie drawing densely crowded houses. It will be repeat- ed thie evening, with the same popular cast. In the af- ternoon, “Turning the Tables" and the “Lottery T Bowrny Ampuitneatar.—The equestrian exercises an- nounced for thi« afternoon and evening. are very attene- tive. Asthi« excellent company will shortly leave the city, those who are fond of this character of amusement abould cee them Mr. Onsrax BK. Donor.—We perceive that a grand ex- cursion of highly reepectable citizens from Boston, is to come off on the 28th inst. to hear Mr. Dodge at Tripler Hall r sp. —The rece! . pts at Jenny Lind’s Concert in i Cincinnati, last Monday night, are enid to have exceeded testimony was not taken; heard of their measuring the | 418,000, She wns to take her farewell lact evening. She ground, but do not remember when; my impression wa, | wij] give a concert at Wheeling on Thursday, and a’ ot « direction of Mr. MeKeon amd urgh ath avid Graham, did not know whether it # Mr. Clark—Would you not require that, to show it was CITY TRA in your juriediction, before you would commit ? war ygeoey, Apt 98 Tresvay, April 22—6 P.M An —I ruppore I had that at the time topgailant mast; has had | dark Imogene (of Charleston), Waite, Mi with suger, to J J Taylor & Co. Lith inat, saw brig Acorn, bound 8. Mr ¢ in Je affida Basavererrs. — Flow —With an improved home trade, shoving when it Yon Gens nn wot thle, ont | oae moneraee © inquiry, there were sales since | our laet of 5,000 bbia. Domestic at $4.18. $4.25 for No. 2 Q.—Where were the bills from the 16th November to the 20th December? A —When the bills were brought in we them, and my impression te Ubat fine ; $4.50 0 $4.02 for ordinary to favorite State, mixed to Indiona snd Michigan ; 4.02 a all examined | YE tor taney ‘Western, Obio and New Orleans | $457 & it. Mewart took charge of tbe. fi for pure Gener | $5.00 8 $5.28 for taney do. and Q—Why was not Mr. Drury permitted to mark them? | Obio ; $6.25 a $6.37 for extra Ohio | and $5.50 » $6.5 BBs Gas uot heveghet Whe an hour, 1 don’t reeeh- extra enesce,. Canadian vas inaetire i former figures leet anything shout the bille Veing said, and think they | omen to good at $476 0 $487 : and fancy, at $50 $4.56, including 1,000 bbla Fredricksburgh on terms not aneertained—market unaltered aye flour, the demand was very light, and rales were only in retail lote at $3. a Has was steady, and in requeet 159 bbls. Jor- sey cold at $8,06%. Small parcels of Ohio What were taken at ‘i The inquiry was restricted by the firm- neca of owners. Comm was inore plenty and lower ; about 59.600 Dushels comprice the extent of the transactions, yellew on the apot fetehing only 67 a (Be: and mixed to arrive (8).0 Q.—Did he not rey they were put upon him’ A.—Ile ssid so wt the time of the charge Witness theught he (Drury) wae not prevent at the time the mo- y wee nerked —War he confined in the usual part ot the prison? T found that he was up thorght Uke bills were pro- id not be—the exami fet he indictments wore wore in rotall request for city, the at which 400 Telegraphic Reports. Cotton is quiet. $410 for Ohio. Mess pork is quoted $14 25 a $14 por! quoted $ a $! changed hand st a hy Cotton an eighth toa quarter decline since the news Our stock is barely 1,600 to day. by the Pacific. pork is firm at ‘$14 50. Freights firmer, iverpool three-cighths, ‘The America’s news brought our oe of only 27 bales were made during the day, at e. ‘The receipts at this had gone | 6.500 bbis.; wheat, 14, | flour is firm, with a moderate demand both for home trade and exports. tities at 2le. Flour it steady b darrels, at $4 87 a $5 for pure Genesee. A good demand | | exit for wheat, but holders are very firm, and transac- tio and Henry C, Dorsey, convicted the last term—Coilins, | mand, and the «ales reach 22,000 bushels, at 63140. for cllow round. Oats are steady, and 6,500 bushels have are limited been soll at been made at 24. buvyantly at $e. for hams, and 6c. a 7c. for shoulders, Tackeew changed hands. trifling operations were reported at 90. a 9';0. lus pretty saleable, but quotations remain Sone wae nominally at 530. a Tic. Fair sugar sells at 5!; a 50. held at 10c, Tobucco—The week’s sales sum up 1,300 bhds. Kentucky, at 633 a 11}s0. Western at 48¢. Ohio whiskey is selling in small ¢.; Wheat at lie, and corn at 114c. for new, and $11 6234 for old ive, the sales not exceeding 100 50; and prime at $5 25 a $6 50. further advanced, and closed $l rat In Lard o few Butter unsettled. New Ox.eans, April 21, 1851. Flour—2,000 barrels sold at $4 07 a $11 50. 600 barrels of lard have 8}<c., while prime kegs are held at 10 Rio coffee is New Onneans, April 22, 1851. Mesa Cotton to Savanwan, April 19, 1851, arket to # stand, Borrato, April 22, 1851. t have been as follows:—Flour, bus.; corn, 12,000 bus. Western with sales of 2,000 bbls. a $3 75 a $3 81 sit, with small sales of In freights, flour is taken in Albany ‘Atnasy, April 22, 1951, ut inactive. The sales have been 1,500 in consequence. Corn is in brisk de- Small sales’ of prison whiskey have ates Married, In Brocklyn, on the evening of April 21, by the Rev Mr. Regan, Mr. Tuomas Betton, to Miss Carnenive A. cisco, to Mise M. J. On Thursday, A) Frerprnic F this city. On Tuesday, April 22, Jase, Jone Stewart aged ‘The friends of the family are respeetfully invited to at- | tend the funeral, without further invitation, on Thursday | | afternoon, 24th inst. | her parents, 744 Washi ‘On Tuesday evening, April 22, of consumption, Wittiast Murray. His frienda and acquaintances, and those of his brother, Robert Murray, also of his mother, Aun Jane Murray, iy invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his brother, No. 40 Rutgers street, on Thurs- day aiternoon, at 83 o'clock, without further invitation. On Tuesday, April 22, of scarlet fever, Rosen J. Coct- the son of Alexander and Mary Ann G, Cochran, | aged 2 years 8 menths and 24 days, are respeetfu ‘The relatives and On Tuesday, A, On Tuesday. Rexn, wife of Eli The friends and relatives are particularly requested to attend the funeral, Harrison, M.D. The frionds and acquaintances of the family are res- pectfully invited t residence, at that 11 o'clock A.M, On Tuesday, Apri Ilis friends and acquaintanees are invited to attend | his funoral, on Wednesday morning, at half-past 9 o'clock, from No. 255 Spring stzeet. On Monday April ness, in the ninth street, Cemetery The friends and reetfully Invited to dence, 151 Kast Tw months and 5 days. lis friends, and are invited to attend his funeral, on Wednesday, the 23d, ith year of her age. ‘The friends of the family aze requested to attond her | | funeral, on Wednesday, the 23d inst.,at 2 P. M..from her late reakdence, corner of Suventh avenue and Twenty- | Her remains will be taken to Trinity On the 2st of April, Groaar Ronson, aged 85 years. His rem terment. On the 2lst of April, Jouw McAvoy, aged 31 years 5 : Quinn, Watson, of this city. pril_ 17,’ by the Rev. ‘Th. E. Vermilye, | sr, of Winterthur, Switzerland, to Miss | de} | Harnrerre 8. Fiero, daughter of Leonard Field, Esq , of | i Died, daughter of James and 6 years and 3 months. | 2o'clock, from the residence of nm strect. friends of the family are respectfully ednesday), at 2 d, aged 56 years and 10 months. on Thursday, the 24th inst. at half- o attend ber funeral, from her late place, on Thursday, the 24th inst., at | 1 22. Gronce KB. Zrii. 21, Jane Brass, after a lingering ill- | quaimtances of the family are rer- end: his funernl, from his late resi- | ty- first street, this day, the 23d inst., ine will be taken to UTeenwWood tur _ thore of his brother, P. H. McAvoy, at 3.0'clock, from his late residemee. No. 64 Prince street. On Monday, April 21, Hexny Downes, the son-in-law of Bartholomew Gran, The friends of t 2 o'clock, on dence, No. 12 Riviay er late resi Repreca, years. James Cacpwenr Vv In South heart, the Hon. Wi —_————$—$—$—$— Ke he fumily, in the city and on Staten Inland, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, at ‘ednesday afternoon, from his late resi- on street, ence, near Utiea, N. Y. widow of John on Saturday, man, aged 76 ¥sq., the proprietor of the White ‘a., suddenly, in Greenbrier county, Berwic wwick, Me., April 15, of a disease of the uit Auten Hayes, aged 67 years, MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Port of New ), Liver, roe, St John, Barke—Rosin: Maria, tis, do, Br Mic Se X ndletc Bhen Herbert Em Wilson, Vera Cruz, Havana, IEP Buck t » Uardena do; Ready Rhino (Br), Morri ), Masters, do, JS Whituey & Co; Catherine Nickel els, Wilmington. —John S$ Faxon, Hall, Jacksonville; E ; $ York, April 23. | 12] moon Rises. =e lish, Shanghae, Gordon & Talbot; iaims & Guion; Forest King, I. ,, Hargous Bro to, Hogers, Oa a ibraltar, J B Sardy; Ellen k & Co; Isaac Carver, Cur- Windsor, S Pale 10 , Chas D s peeneey 4 y, Philadelphi Ryder, do; ain, Atlantic, 3 th. ed. # has bad v seas, stove bulwarks, far as Int 41 WD to clear the er, ‘ hi i Dark Union, March 2 Bee from Malaga for do; Bw other Dark oxtock (Me Bark Ospray (Br) to, Snow & Hurtell », Ingh nger: 4 on the passage. inccton (of Bath), F §, with mdse and 1&7 passengers, to J W Elwell. h, with fruit, Gibraltar in co with ship Pr barks Tivola, Woederso . Jo Holdredge, Liverpool, 33 days, 4 to WP Furoiss. For the past weather, and shipped heavy ‘ils, &c; was obliged to run as , at which time saw immense ery & , aplit with had , Shapter, New Orleans, 9) da to Stenton & Thompson. Hi r, Rowland, New Orleans, 23 days, ers, Cork, 38 days, in bal n , Amsterdam, via Cork and Gibraltar, Straits of Messina, Feb 3, per & Devlin, ontia, Barstow, for Sumatra; for NYoxk; Lamartine, H AG Hill, Curtis, for Bostun; and a! cher, to Dy il of yoswels, k), Frahm, Rio Jancito, 64 days, with heen & ironsides. Pernambuco, 31 day ‘vessel to B ME am, Havana, with sugar, Ssiled in 00 w m piri experienced neu thern easterly gales d ring the posaag: n 11 days north of | Cape Hatteras; has had slpiiot rd fonr days. | Bark Yarmouth), Robinson, St Croix, 9 days, with sugar and molasses, to Matthews, Fi Fox. Has been 18 days north of Hatteras; hy very heavy weather and gales from N ( 4 q coffee and tapioca, to Annandale (of Camden Brig 164 8, with “Site Marianne (Brem), Brinkama, St Jago de Cuba, 15 | ‘with sugar, to any eo Bulk Rglantine, rier Sehr &e, to master. Sail New York. Beh frei Ferry, moet of by Schr Isane with paval stores, Sehr Anne @ Baker, Frank. Newbern, NC, 4 days, with Paral storen, ‘Sehr Frances, Robinson, Newbern, NC, 4 days, with naval stores. Sehr Elizabeth An: val sto ree. RW Brown, naval etores. paral stores Scie Cora Manley, Sche Lucent, Alle ir), 1 & W Meyer & Co hi euger and molasses, { Searsport), Porter, Cardenas, 9 days, r Nageisea (of Coldepsing), Bas ter. fond of ‘WP Hughes, Johneon, Newbern, NC, 4 days, “Acie Independence, Wilkin, Washington, NC, 7 days, hr dahes LE White, Corson, Swansboro’, NC, 8 c lot on board 10 with mdse and frown, Hull, 48 aj 0 Br), i 4 Itio Janei¢o, 63 days, with immerman& Davis. a la Great Cloaraa rman, Sa to Sturges, order. } to master, Sailed in co with Kalter, Windsor, NS, with plaster, jas had very heavy weather; lost harleston, 4 days, with cotton and n, Maracaibo, March 19, with fastic, in co with sche John G White, for om, 12 days, with with naval ng Brooklyn York, of South billet head, and AM by ‘steamboat ay jibboom, bowsprit, ne, Marshall, Washington, NC, 4 days, 8, with na- Hulse, Wilmington, NC, 6 dage, with ve, with mn Plymouth, NC, 4 days. lymouth, WC, 4 days. 4 Seis Grae, Carolin ” r SThr Harriet Louisa, Cramer, Philadelphia, 3 days. Sehr Gen Ft toned Doane, Suowhill, 2 days. Sehr Geo Gitbura, Sehr Mary M Bren: Schr Baldwin, Dart, Portlan Bhi Bragh, fr yi el. Eria-go-Bragh, from Liverpool. Bark Chas Edwards, 69 days from Rio Sangiro, 0. ‘Bark Orin, 14 days ft Brig Ocean Bird, 17 Brig Gal Ales, two Arai 22-Wind during the day NW, Telegraphic Marine ames unknown. Arrived—Ship Cromwell, Boston; brij Cleared—Ships Berkshire, and Thos Perkins, Cope, 1 6a, Jon incor nalized Marc! , of Guilford, from Ni which arr off Hastings dist. Brig Angola, from Guayamafor NYork, April Brig Calcutta, of Searsport, from Cardenas Apeil 4, off Cape Look Out. Schr Mereator, Le in Crooked Island ¥ bight previcw ‘chrs J Turner, and Roxbury, for Baltimore, 9 Thuadelphia, all from Providence, April 18, o: tly reported “ ine 48 25, lon jew Or for age; had carried away mi » Florida—S Water yand child, EL poy Mrs Veitch, Miss BD Wintring A Booth, Miss C Boot Ellison, Miss Ware, Dr it A Ware and lad JH Jones, HM Willoughby, Mr Watkin nurse, Mrs Orton, Miss Benson, Mrs Mavi € ‘Proctor, JP Cronkhite and lad child and servant, Mrs ML W ‘Mi nald, © € Gunn, Jos Strauss, JM AA Smith, A Crown and lady, W 88 Mason, { D Carhart, Ure Belob, Mrs B Denville, Win Lawton, Geo |W Reports. April 13. aa bed tape, NYorks jpoken. 7 don from Rio Jantiro for Baltimore, 12 56; perhaps Gottenburg, and lad; Car y, Col W to E Poppe Bosto of Port- 8, lat 23, lon for NYork, from Gonaivee for NYork, Slst ult, inboom the nd Mail, for if Point’ Ju- CB Ferry, y, Miss %, Ming itisom, id and \ E Lyman, iady, J R MeDo-. Mace, L’E Trescott, 's F Burney, y Lewis, ‘f Mead, lady and 2 childron, R De Martin, Esq, Mre S Moin tosh ‘and daughter, H Fitch, N Carleton, FW Dustin, A id, J D Price, b F Willard, Mr Dezendorf, Requa, J 88: lady and child—66 in tho steerage, Havana—Bark Apollo—S Tartanini and lady, 8 Acara, 8 Gerardi, A Varo Maranzas—Bark Imogene—I C Blackwoo Coxx—Bark Maria—James and Frank Lyon! son, Miss Ellen Holland, P Mazotani, asini, of the Itatien opera. a, JA Jolin- SHIPPING OR LIVERPOOL—UNITED STATES M, 1C, Captain E. Nye. Thi for Europe, ° M., from her bertl ‘o berth secured until paid for. having unequalled necommo: apply to EDWD. K. COLLINS, 56 Wall st no freight will Ma: . TI jteamer ARCTI| ny st C will succeed and sail May 2th, |AIL STEAM. st pass through the Post Cffice. For freight or passage, ions for elegance oF comfort, ret. Positively received on board after Thursday evoninj the Pacit, Pe ADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES Mail Line,—Steamship LAPAYETTE, Charles Stoddard, under, (late of hie tees, to run between Philadel phi ndid steamship, 1,600 tons busthen, tial , both as regards hull nery. Her accom for comfort and elegance. Rates of passage. loon State Rooms, $10; gentlemen's Stat Second Cabix, $08, back. Firet class, $175; until paid for, For pres Front street, New Yor! ES SS Feb Lints wharves; or, delphia. . Be ished 0 steamship Creacent City 4 will leave hor berth, Lovabard street w! rharf, for Liverpool, cn Wednesday, 7th May, at 12 o'clock. built in the ,. Linton, No. 97 Sou eo, McHenry & Co., 57 Walnut street, Phila- fokete tree fo Philadelphia. * New York will be fur- ), has beom and Liver- Phila- and machi- ions for passengers are unsurp: Ladies’ Sa- Rooms, $1 Exoursion tickets to Liver} ‘No bert! Williams, 138 1 ans secured th NAH AND HAVAN. ATERDAY, 8. MAIL STEAMS! + leans direct, via Ha Bo'clock P.M. Fi steamship OHi U.S. fro van: Passengers transferred at Havana to fine steamship FALCON. Freight tal Peubic foot. Spec of Inding will bes the cht or passage, apply at the office ‘eat street, corner of Warren Ni For No. 17 "lyon, wild leave for Sa. APRIL 26. of the Company, iM. 0. ROBERTS. NDEPENDENT THROUGH LINE—OPPOSITIO: “The only Through Line.”—Direct to C ‘carrying Berford & Ci ~ ight days, a the Brother at Ps New dM fost steamers connect Sea Bird, Independence rapeake, New York, b tickets from New other line. BEKFOKD & CO., 2 Vesey street, Yor! Prom Jonathan. These to For choice of berths, apply to iN TO The in~ Mi secure Dr. usually cbarged, etles fcr je. Sols ‘orwarded to the coun: ledel pba at S$ South Thi and Market, 3 Ledger Building, of streets. (See the New York Pollee Gauette, $1000 oi hay hi jent blood pu haves C.'s special aid, and be cured mab aastetinn, andar eles ear Por fifteen this do d; corner of Third fal te es ill LE WILL PERHAPS BE PAID TO FIND what hag become of the sale of itisno where, since themselves in ma them at Ring’s, 192 Broadway, AL for 25 cen\ diseases of & wane, im) Trouble almost. insta Te in ob heweven, rouble almost instantaneously. it is chiefly, tho wuffered from a certain class ot boating Hea leswegamrnmenna a fai rondway- pei R. HUNTER, PRCE RIOR OF THE HUNTERIAN t fo! money. CARD.—DR. DE LANEY, AUTHOR OF THE“ Pra. al Guide,” &e., continues to be re, vate Medic private to nard street, near Dispensary, N w quat but re applying elsewher re, t very New Yorker knows Dr. H. must have Office, vision street, Now York eit) urgical operation or causti ts solitary abies: in as many da) ling. be hum iter at omce, ur health be- ond had more experionce in this branch of medici man living. t of proofs:—' by & doa You cured me, in the time of the cholera, adreadful disease of more than a year' three other doctors had not only 5 much as their lives were wor “ Twelve years ago, I applied ton London phy: cured of & certnin disease; he pronounced an Ay Here are a few who desired the dootor to publ Youcured me in four weeks of a dreadful: that broke out all over me, and the effects of ots of moreury. was go reduced I wasIaid up more than a year, and had doctors. JO} LN eal wee! ding, after id it wae worth to be in a room with me, UN BURLEY, Pitat ian te be given ine up, but tt | ‘thi weeks. In less than two months it broke out agai tried six others. with the eame effect, and never got theresa well of this hydra and many-headed monster, until I of om ae at your dispensary, four years ago, and ever sin sound as say man living. EDWI Buffalo agency, Red Dr re’ can bé hi medy No. I Peart stree dgenuine. Prt ae he pationt against any secondary attacks. N GO! t, where Dr. Hi tee’ s ise one dollar only. ‘Tits gE rofession, e care of thy h liam street. L. MOR7TAMORE WOULD SAY have contracted diseases.“ Cure ‘and have treated iente. Those who wish to consul can do #0 (free of charge) from excepted, If Knaves who ui ‘ou, And that their one y for disease in all its in ruined by these egotivts, xv valae a blushing! TO THOSE WHO ut voleas,”” that i. devoted many yours te ccearfulty thousands ef, lt me on those com) 8 AM. 609 P.M., our health, ‘yeu will avold mat ool Sal eee Lh yor id of form: on certain diseases, which Dover street, where he can be contid ily R. FAWCETT HAS REMOVED. HIS OFYICE TO conguleng debility, brought on by self-abuse, is the most medicine for that disease ever kitown in ay tire two to five da} RK. € Fast fourtee: ated ci OOPER, l4 DUANE STREET, HAS, ‘ears, confined his practice to ment of mercurial and other diseases of this dive A perfect cure or no charge. FORTHE the trent~ D brou cured in four days. R. JONSON, NO. 16 DUANE Known ta the ‘treatm jsensos. tor's reputation for skill in those half cured cases ‘xisted for yrars, is pre-emi ht on By a secret habit, effectually STREET, SO WE it of delicate di ‘The Dew that have t. Constitutional oured. Recent cone’ al Fulton street. onal bi R. MORRISON IS CONSULTED CONFIDENTIALLD dines te without on certain: ce him to cw a See his Lor ases, which Recent cases cured ina tow days, Thi ous 8 diplor N. B.—No feo ti he treat sirt) on which were R. WARREN IS CONFIDENTIALLY beg mag | iseases, From ¢ in hospital, Dr. W. mereury. See his 0 medicine without hteen years ham with the this country over is wit vot ow 2 pb: were w ful; well He of 2 24 Roose hourly consulted on all diseases: Recent onsse he ithout mere ry th beates. WN. treet, is timo: t of many lie.—I was cured of a most distre: Dus yeie lcerated, my bon Mai ‘f office. regula: his attention to office nial, ‘aud were sleepless—in fact, I was » 1 hereby offer Richard Fates. lane and South street, ‘ans ice. The foll eggelon. rad ineure pract iow in his EB wollen and palm is ane te Phe neon at the ‘Daughertio’s m; I ATES OF FARE KEDUCE®. — ONLY line for California and Oregon, via by the United States mail steam: turday, April 1%th, at 3 P. M.—The new engine steamahip EL DORADO, 1,400 tons burt! 2 North River, will leave pier No. pr neo bain Dérado haw pro ing di Syrit ieeh. at ved herself to be tha fastest je the trip from Chagren to N to take tI Columbus, to leave that ort on or about May Lat. or, Apply at the office, 54 and 35 Sout 177 Weat street, corner of Warren street. F° CHAGRES DIRECT.—THE NF gine steamship Promethe Hh make one more trip to Ch: bs the Nicaragua route, and will leave New Yor direct, from Pier No. 4, North River, om Momda: lock P.M, For frvight or jommodationss apply to ALLE Ww Del 5) 1?” COMPANY.—(ONLY nd Oregon).—The public ure informed thet u ‘an, ent of this Com- pany, steamers inspected pproved by the Navy De- partment, and carrying the United States mails, will ¢ tinue to Fraocisco the Ist and 13 days of e ed by unavoidable acei- h dent, and will uch at Acapulco, San Diego, and Monterey. The following steam packets belonging to the Pacific Mail | Steamship Company, are now in the Pacitic, one of which | | will be Port at each end of the ORE! (tons. REPUBL PA LAT tons, CAROLINA CA COLUMBUS, TE ISTHMUS, NO UNICORN. COLUM FREMONT. tons. COLUMBIA will ply. be The new nahip tween San a and ports in Oregon, awaiting at the former port | the arrival of the mails and passengers from Panama, and re turning without delay with ike malls and passengers for the | steamer from San Francisco, A regular line of propellers will be kept up for the trans portation of freight and transient passengers between Pa- bane ‘un Fras cisco. The well known steamship SARAM SANDS, of 1,500 tons burthen, now un ter to the company, and peculiarly commodions in her eal One tween Acapulco and the other Mexican ports, ‘The connection in the Atlantic will be mainte: United States mail steamships € ‘ tons. € KE CITY | 2 ing New York for Chagres xico, Calif on & Co. ets from New York to to sek ew York to Chagre teamer betw ply at the office of the « can be securred from Armetrong, Lawr: th place for through tick fr ir cholce « and 56 South treet, jendid doble engi he 2th ins secured at BERFORD & CO.'S, 2 Vesey street, Astor House. OR SAN FRANCISCO AND OREGON—EXTRA PAMI- ly Steamer. On let J By the only through line from The well known and favo- 500. tom ing moat ox- ter ient accommodations for familioe—se Ente state rooms in both saloon fecond cabin—will be dempatebed by the Pacific Mail Steamship Com on the It June from Panama. Her late trip from ‘eancisoo was performed i he will ceive en bor rei y whi il bein Francisco, Panama to San Francieeo, » HOWLAND &A ASSAGE FOR CALLFORNI steamship PROMETHEUS, will leave New York for Chagres di h River, on Monday, the 2th April, inst. irvet, N joute. For choice of berths appl beans Tompson & HTC} 149 Pearl street, cornor of W Fo qu SAN PRANCISCO—FIRST VRSSE r sbip ST. THOMA: nnd four paswenge . B. SUTTON & CO, 84 W — eee MEDICAL. IN ‘# Private Medical OPIES SOLD De the symptoms, nature, and treat: Weaknesses, ¥ Tzi;0. Sold at the bookstore, and 12 Bowery. BW MEDICAL BOOKS.—A COMPLETR P ‘werk on the nature the kimdre: fe hd. fell pd yy as riok, . D,, tee shore sacage sgygiry,, ink a tnere dart Se wf ut! Avther of f ‘ee. 0 the ond by tho anthor, Ht Brosdway. ‘cla precisely. Famsengers by thiwvessel ¢ steamers Panama or street, or at Seago, having 1 keep up the connection be- and ports in «from New Orleans on those pr im the 2d cabin, nply to SPINWALL, bt and 55 South stroot. A—THE FAST DO! HEUS, C 1 , from Pier No. akingo ne more trip to Chagres before taking her place on —THE NEW iy THREE MONTIIS.—DOO- divanee of age "ilo THROUGH direct, and Wi fos Chi 9a steamor ew York For freight UBLE EN- or place on for Chay y, the J bin arrangements, will be kept running | ined by the , Agente, at » San Fran ri ffored by no the sale UBLE W. John- 3o'elock, to cock, ‘all troet. all street. Foriamlaty, use and instruction.) containing , nt of certain divonses and | ith the bext Freneh remedies, &e. 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