The New York Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1852, Page 6

y ae “ ~ * Before Toe” Breamesir Atssaua, Captel Lyon, arrived here | nop wat m. Dorr, PERJURY from Gavensah. in sixty-Ave hears, | “rng YOREEST DIVONSE TRIAL—MOTION TO FOST- ‘us papers from that city im advance of the mail. PONS DRIED. ¢ Dwe Breanne Iiiimow, for Aspinwall, remained at Teo. Sheeeres sen coset In Oe oes Quarantine yesterday noon, detained by the thick | Si" bcerect, the atvorney General, Mr Chatield, and ‘Weather. It is probable she sailed during the latter part | Mr 4. Hall, Assistant Distriot Attormey. were in of the day, our chip mews collector, however, does not —, = ‘of the prostoution of this indictment. epert so. For aeunen, Rae, BY. Gaes ane b. 4. Entige Toe Sreamour Manson, which arrived last evening, | *PEC*Tti Qoved toet tho ca'e be proceeded with, ‘The from Charleston, brought papers in advance of the mails | Attorney General. wio was present, was Associated with from es fer south as New Orleans, for whiok her officers teas Se the Ieapeentiee. } longer to raise its resources to a lovel with ite liabilities. ill please accept our acknowledgments. par rc enema eamaire Aieraey Geena; Nothing short of complete clearing out of the direo- Puc Bri Gxoncia.—Oomriimentany.—The following | the case, AR had beem made to precare the at- tlom, which has kept this company so for im the rear of Preamble and reseluticns were passed at mosting of the | tndance of the absent witness, without success, and they its eotemporeries, will givé stockholders and the public Passengers of the ship Georgia, lately wrecked on the Going to lal Witten t hee aya auld mot, think of any confidence in the future. Jersey cogst :— ne It is partioularly unfortunate that, at this time, when We, the undersigned passengers om board the ship re ips Bccordinely eeded to read the the public mind was becoming #0 favorably inclined to- Georgie, bound from 1 ts New York, wrecked on | Smended aMidavite Tne first wastoy ‘ SeeetBcack: New Jersey, boving ercembled together, une, ing forth, tm addition to the forter obey tant Che wards mining stocks generally, aad when #0 much pro- semis afopind the owing resolations :— and circumstances which he expects to prove grees had been made in removing old prejudices regard- Rerolved, we. the passoagers of the ship Georgi, | by the said Catherine (Mrs Simclair) will estab- img these investments, such . state of things asthe ‘wrecked om Long Besch. New Jereey, fool ourselves in lish, om the trial of indictment, or tend ma- of the St. Le Mining Com; ‘bound to beat tevtimony to the mobleand humane | teriully to evtablish, the faci of sex! a offaize . Lawrence Lead Mining Company ex- Of Captain Alex. Marchal Brodie towards us, | between Edwin Forrest and Josephine Oliften, which | Withee. hibit, should have been presented. We have frequently tthe day sail wae set to that om which we were un: | Said Edwin Foriest isto be one of the principal wit- | Recorder.—But the woman in not dead. | oslled the attention of managers of mining companies to fereneiey Given om shore, bolus always ready to ad. pepe amades. ~I wish tho power of attorney had bern’ '\s. teupertapee of avelding everything calculated to meolation te ; , Beir cca flanly, ia teoveing the pas. Satie areas which he expects: to ° oe ee ee returned | retard im any way the progress of public confidence. It gengers from and cotablish itmers, On i in- | , p slowly, ‘Resolved, A M Brodie, aud officers of | dictment, . in comsequenee of mot expecting to go | The Mock Auction —Two of the Defendants Dis- baste be Phorm ee tants ce said rhip Georgia. entitled to our highest praise for | to trial, he hes mot subposmed necessary wisi | chorged.—Thomas Springer and Thomas Crogan, two of i meces- their presence of mind and seamaniike conduct during | That two of who reside in Barliogten.Vt., | the men arrested on this complaint yesterday, were dis- | sity of placing ne one in the management of say our many reverses, and eventually under that which Dave been Kou bn sale Sey iy. anmtusaens ie of | charged. the witness bel old or mew company, who has net great experience ia proved oe heartrendirg cause, And. i om, that the facts and otr. | James D. Shep ard entered lato recoguizaneos Im $2.00, | ss matters generally and mining operations Resolved, That God. who rules the destinies of | cumstances which he expects te prove by the sald Cathe- | OF $50 on indictment, and was also released. par ‘always watch over them and preserve them from rine takem in compexion with other facts and. c! our y yy, the name of Abraham Y. (lark, | tioularly, is conclusively shown in the rise and progress ports by land ond sem ances, to. be provem by other witnesses, will eatablish the complainant, was, by an obvious mistake. printed | ortho st. Lawrence Mining Company. It ts very easy to Resolved, That the officers of this meeting be em- | the fect that the testimony givem by deponen! among of the ts. get up © mining company, and every one engaged in powered to sign the resolutions, on behalf of the passen- | trial of the feigned issue. was subs:antially Sentence— Fined —Mrs. Harriet Forrester, convicted of | gers. ‘There was a seoond pfidavit. by another party, show- bm 4 bgt aie nig pe pe iar ; Originating such an enterprise flatters himself that he Resolved, That the foregoing rerolutions be published | ing that efforts had beén made to commuaicate with Mra | cass B. bag pee =. Pt knows all about mi , and that he is ful ‘blo in the NewYork Urnavoe na | Sigoleir, by telemaph as lately as Saturday lave and that | i some afidavite, and urged. te ere tn mltige: ining lly eapablo of controlling its affairs successfully. This feelieg is uni- | flict o fine only. which was xed at $50. and paid | versal in this country, and the result is that we find law- a ee Brig Ayr Adjourned till this (Wednesday) morning. | Yers, ministers, merchants, and frequontly men whe have | ene ove eaeaenee tt Se x a | failed in everything viously +. loads in crder be abow what the fhatg to be proved wore, ie ruin sere big Hs Se {hat the prosecution might say whether they would ad- | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. nected w managemen( img companies. This, = hee ae them ; and big, aed = ease in years past, was the only cause of the losses and disap- jer for tho express purpose of having | - attention to one er two points in the aM™liavits, The first one aileged there was an understanding it was togo off velopement of our mineral resourses, we shail take one WM. AUGUSTIN vrrzaRkend Chaieman, tion—on consideration of which, the Court resolved to in- Groace Warts, secretary. Lavncheo—At Pembroke, Me., 10th inst. by Mr 0. . & fine hackmetack bark, of 285 tons, owned by Paine & Sons. of Eastport tant, a p of 640 called for San Pranciseo in y Messrs Foster & Kel- Jar. a fore amd aft schouner of 250 tous called Lavina, no answer bad been ed to Cherieston. Mr. Hail believed this was returming to the original received to communication address- MONEY MARKET, Tuxspar, December 21—6 P. M. ‘At Mackias, oa the 8 b iest * j til January,tand they now aware that he had kept histwo With an active demand for pipcks generally, wo notice Pused uy Mr. Cherise Poster, cud Capesin Jetak Ranta, | sisters im town til time, They should also mo improvement im prices. At the first Wonrd, to-day | “MP forward and two backward. It is the duty of Who wil command ber, ” | have shown some dili hervas theyhaveshowauons. | the bulk of operations wason time, buyet’s option, New’ | *eekbolders te attond to this matter, It is an important As yet, this described, ne Saar data where Mrs. Forrest was o be found and shows rece J¢T#y Zine fell Off 3 per oomt; Morris Canal i; Parker ‘They would also tak> into comsiderati Veim Coal Compaay 34; New Crock Coal Company 34; Canton Company 34; Harlem 3j; Long Island 1; Hudson River Railroad 14; Norwich amd Worcester {; Reading subject, and we trust will occupy the attention of evory one interested im the success and perpetuity of mining companies, in ali parts of theeountry. At this moment we cannot callto mind any mining company, of recent Supreme Court, IMPORTANT LEGAL OPINION. THE CASE CF THE CONVICTS CLARKE AND SULLIVAN. | Deo, 21.—This morning Judge Roosevelt delivered | testi ‘the following opinion in the ca-e of the convicts Clarke | ; Tailroad %. Erie Railroad advanced \< per cent; Ni. Fein. which has been o miserably, ruinously managed | ot Pigg op Bote (forth his reasons for hesitating | The Attcrney General on the same side—It was olear | agara 3; Erie Bonds, 1871. {; Montgomer, Miniog Com- %# the 8t. Lawrence, and wo trust that it is tho only black Intgn this w no remy pe jomiroo pe a poet es (Meir pany . The movements in Long Island are of a very sheep im the flock; but if the csuses which have bank- rupted and nearly ruined that conoorn are not avoided by those which are at present apparently prosperous, similar | resutts will be realized ‘Tho Commissioners of the Consolidated Debt of the city under the rule; but it appeared that, in the opinion of , curious character. The bottom of that tub has actually | bea it would not be proper to snow their hand It fallen out, and some of the holders at high prices wil a. NOW no : hich was at ali material. The question would be, not Probably go with it. There was a sale to-day at 28, seller twelve months, being 1134 per cemt under the onsh price. J | whether the faet was true, bat whether he kmow it to be bebalf of the pri-oner. we desided afver full arg’ | tene; for if he did not, be would be equally guilty of _ This eLows what come people think of this stook. We have ne doubt it will prove s good sale, and pay the seller end careful delib-ratt ras entitled toa new | per} perjury. The fast was stated to have scarred on bo: trial For that cocisi our reasons at length, | tho Albany boat in 1843; apd it was Boh pretended. thet f wi 8 profit, At the second board the market wasactive, and | °f $1,800,000. We a the aggregate operations large. The tendency of prices | With their awards :— and we unsnimovely cvncuried im thet result ‘he | Mra. Forrest was present The olear inference was tha: was, however, downward, and clesed ata decline, Morcix | _FINANcEA oF Hew Onreans—Bips ren New Orry Born: human right. 8 Ubie ch-© was before us to rev: made for the purchase of mew city bonds to the amount x @ list of the offers reeelv: daw stood when the care was argued before us, ourdeci | she was not. Now. the material thing would be, . he were Sion, being in favcr of (he worured bad it beem them pro. | those parties on board that bunt! Agsim. there was ns confe: mounced, would have “diy, beyond the roach | diligence used at all. The indictment was found in A if | 0 fo : : Horace Bean & 5 of appeal, and would bare crentod a qansi vosted rieht to | Thedefendapt bed beom ever sinoe, upon ball, and nets | Canalfell of 3 per cent; Florence and Keyport X; New | Corning rey edipe ate an aenw = ch + eas ae ek veal sora | single attempt hed been made to seeare the evidence. | Jersey Zinc 3{; Montgomery Mining 'y; Long Island 134; 10,000 par. While the care Wee Wades advicg | The first we heard was since the postponement of tho jiarlem 1/; Delaware and Hudson Canal %;; Erie Rail. 19,000 900. b ie | cause; and he Leld is ought now to be tried. or the evi- Goal bide | Ee 600.000 par. ssereoetrpyntary dit 1 a dence shown to be material if it could be procared rond }{. Parker Vein Coat advanced %{ per cent. The | J, 60,000 9534. wie oviet ot ons pam Jncharadenoe:eiloviage WACO | pnlh Clark was iain to confess it was unfortunate | operations in State stocks and railroad bonds to-day _ 50,090 96 80-100. Buch an Aot. if not literally wad tectmiodly am eros! | procerd Yo el. oa mete ee Posttoncrene an; Were £0 limited as to be hardly werth noticing. 3 iP GRe ee Recoh nreme: sertttarioe at tee nice aera btclom contained alwaysam unpleasant ove for oonmel to make Hohad | The receipte at the office of the Asaistant Treasurer of |" "Tight Company. 6.000 1 per ot. prom. moog org mane ae ceemarehreecmen tt im) mot understood the order as Mr fall had. He under. | this port, tocay, amounted te $101,000; payments, $24,- | Ké. McPherson 8.0001 do. do. i 3 e rearocly distingaisha: | stood that the first purpose waa that he might, if it | ay¢ x 2 22 Frost & Forrest, 50,000 9c ble from that universally soc demurd spostes ot logtslation. | were praoticsble have roms communication for her, that | 2 7~bslance, $3,162 222 91. : 30,000 080 sors pert ee ryt _ Sete Sa smenat | the Court might peresive whetoe: Ae could obtain her | The importations into this port to-day (Dec. 21) have | IT) 20.000 $90. eran was in at the pri . t | attendance beem as follows:— + 20,000 90 20-100. peg man eve trans cis bee nieea trivinal Mesting| ticlbe Recorler—sThe Court had dectded to deny thetme- | Coftee—900 bags. Drugs—50 cantars brimstone. Pish 10.000 99 30-100. Ofnicihivg tr blow in the mme asif’perprtraced from a | Kenumiom they, dissloved the evidenos whlod Whey ex- 3] pbls herring, 80 box aalmon.. Fruit-—150 dage | Bia deatlalle hl 10 600 par aud 5.109. filverts, 200 boxes almonds, 2660 boxes lemons. Dry | am 60,000 par and 50-100. bit —16. | Brander, Williams & Co . eee | Sami. J.Poters, for Louidane remelitated desiza to effect the death ef the parsoa lied. ‘The latter is the language of the Legislasure ta the R. 8 , on the «ubj-ot of murder the formar is the lan- guage of the Judicury Both we hold te have the same | Meoning; and om toat ground ths Court o/ Appeals Mr. Clark said—If the only stternattve lef; them was to tscover the facts, it was unneressrry for coursel to ar- gve on the point of due dil'gence, aa they had ened doar. Mr. Loty had proceeded im his affilevic, which mart bo goods—266 pkgs. per Quees Victoria. Horna—2 400 Potatoss—9 033 bushels. Rags—184 bales. | Beed—100 bags Canary. Wool—1¥l bales Wine—7i0 | barkets. Wood—564 iogs, 14 dos. logs rosewood, 14 logs 600 000 par. 29,060 p: , t t fe i > ( givion’ depots Suton of marae eavanerd- Sectabty a taiag neds Saran um todd ban vio. | are fe = ee and hatavessmay vache sid he opinions, | He knew there might bs sume questions as to the adinis- The reocipts of the Columbia and Philadelphia Railroad | 6,000 88 §0-100, or dl ely ae entre fe ae tog ct, We mave so. | sibility of the wife's evidence im this psouliar oxsa; but | for the fiseal year ending Nov. 30, 1852, amounted to 5,000 980. Pee ae pel ar ate Gouad B babeas corpus to ' there were many things which migh: come to her know- | ¢553 460 61, egainst $282,722 40 for the previ a | ———$1 973,000 g ine privoucr before thie Coust, ad avo inquired | ledge, epart fron the marital candicon which might and | 0°): ris si ‘or the previous yeas. | ats premium, $383 . ro ¥ whee cre pepe abepaternt te eetarpantaged Seg would beadmissible, and as to which sho might beacom- Showing am increase of $48,738 02. « wat par... 222 1,880,000 find te queation arisen whether against oaeonn strong | Petent witnens. He did wot pretend thit tes. Forrest | The Boston and Providemco Railroad Company bive "Under par 280.000 Ken. The statute provides the. We thall de so if wo lecel | COWM Provethe whole case Iv wax comssded thatho Was doclared a dividend of two and a half per csmt fer the five Total. ——— $1,973,000 not on board. but she might testify to other facta whl in common with other witneeeas testimony, might ‘auon | Months from July Ist to December It. The returns to tbat the fact stated by Doty was substantially tras. If | be made to the Leglsiature aro required te state the | Were necessary to show the absence of a material wit- | aiairs ners that it was_am Onmbus witness that could aweec Storeetoney coe Beatson a0 tae: 2ee) Ges niecembte; your wholecase through Mrs Forrest was certaiuly not S04 consequently the accounts are made up to that date, that witness; but sush defences might be made out by | This corporation have accordingly adopted the praotice of | crcumetantial evicened making up their aecounts om the 1st of Jume and J<* -¢ | offered fesons exist against the execution of the pri . Who. then. is to jeage of and be responsible for these esons. We have al eaty said and nave eo desided that hb cur opinion (our opikion remsims wnchanged) the Qatence of dewih as fer promeiita’ed murder ought not, mat another triel. to teexeeuted We tat the ) that them reemed to us and still seoms goed, iegal 3. ‘The Court of Appeals say they are pot, and yet ‘The whole amount fer which a promiua w: maining $917,000 apportioned among the bidders at par. Awaaps. 134 pee cet prem. $200,000 % ‘do. 100,000 The Recorder—Do you intend to show Mr. Forrest was the statute obvioutly gontemp ates (hat we must judge on beard that ? , December, instead of i= Satz eau vauuary, as heretofore,’ of thém af the tiwe of +igarnz the warrant, aud thus ir, Clark Pertaps Iam unable to answer. I am omiy | ad declare thelr present dividend fer five instead of aix | Ee Beye paca tgs the seein spe... bamh.sitece. ir pa eee of reveral Vitge hoe ee not Be eaitan broad months, The net earnings for the five months ending | de. 50,008 jueh ie the Gilruama in whic: © pecul special ani whole case Alli am at 1 to ray is, at from | aa L conceived. hasty action of the last Legislatare has formation recotved from the most’ reliable, the November 30, were $05.428 $4 om the eapital, $3,160,000. be araee involved ws. While giving am appeal contrary to all highest quarters I am assured, and perfeotly ‘The Boston and Worcester Railroad Company have de- $ ¥ former vsege im capital oncos, in favor of the stromg patisfied that Mrs. Simelair can give evidence clared a half yearly dividend of three and a half per cei st the weak, » which will materialiy tend to preve the truth 44 Cheshire road a dividend of tw jared, | emd throwing the lity on the Appellate | of Doty’s statement, apd that iv all that should be ro- isles ennge: caicwalg akg BF Total. . ‘The New Orleans Picayuae, of the 14th instant, says:— ‘This sale of bonds completes all the arrangements no- kind of indebtedness, principal and interest. until the fixed taxes, provided for im the charter, come inte use. Vaio Bank of New York,) ample fands, procecds of the pons which will become due upon the present and late city and municipality obligations, up to the Ist of July next. The preceeds of the sale of the bonds awarded yes- eet dpe an es ee —_ in hg ecg quired. If Mr. Forrest’s object, i ‘the object (ole ferred stock, payable Jan. 1. This makes five per cent | tu ready referre ; impoeing upon the cour rosecution, were public justice,{that could as well be th * Cocheoc Manufact: Gi the construction contended fer be correst) the duty aticied ome term aa another. Tt would keep; and if the vaca ance . pera pig have | Of hearing and deciding upom the reasons bafore ordering | chject were private resentment, it is most likely that ro- 8 dividend of $26 per ) payable Jan. 1. the execution. and that yet ordering a: allevents, whe- sentment would keep too. They had made an upplioa- ‘The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have deter- ‘ther the rearons in cur opinion be valid or invalid. It tien which counsel supposed would be sucoeesful, and he a mil will be said, perbapr, that im judging of the rossons | did not see how they could do anything more. | mined to construct ome hundred miles of double track | ‘against the execution of the rentevoe, we ure bound to | The Atteracy General agaia rore to mako afew obser- | immediately—sixty between Baltimore and Cumberland, ‘acorpt foplicitly the exposition of the Court of Appeals. | vations, Mr. ‘Ulatk made aa objection, bat withdrew it; | gnd forty between Cumberland and Wheeling. One hun- | ‘This may be ro. As a genoral rule . joulties, | and Mr. Chatileld proceed ‘ne facts that word however, im the care before us. Dave suggested themselves | rmnterial were themsme of the boat, the line, and the | dred thousand dollars of additional locomotives and oars to my mind, = i we. aioe rule, vt Leon | main transaction; and any other question was mot ma- have beem erdered for the proper equipment of the exten- | al uncertainty. In civil cases the law provides that | terial. Ifthey attempt to impeach by collateral facts, sion. To cover the expense of these improvements, there the Court of Appeals “may pot only examine all alleged | th t admit them; and being collateral. Mrs. For- : ferrere in the Supreme Court. but may also reverse OF | yee, could not contradict it. ‘TnesfMdavit was not such Will bea mew issue of two and e half millions dollars in pe ina a, hat Court, ef ad roy Loar’ | as they had @ rigkt to expect, amd was evidently a bondsofthe company This is done to accommodate the judgment a3 ibe inw msy require apd that the recor “dod, "9 ‘The toa conclurion of law, reasi! trad land , shall then be remitted to the Supreme Uourt, where sash | aud that warail He then alluded. to the peasages abeys | Ter icly inereasing coel trade of the Cumberland coal oom further proceedings shall be hud as may be messsssry to cited, amd characterised them as disimgenuou: panies. carry into effect.—2R.8.i06 The act of last session, | b to be The House of Representatives of Bouth Carolina has Sopartiog from there _ val Les rg or Mofo sean tried ; in Gelage) he had kept two wit- passed a bill re chartering the Planters’ and Mechanics’ their exietence. simp' jeo!nres that e court, where & is 5 } Ne 7 Falguat Mendip scotegeh tn the Sapeosn Cnentin | acne eke eae praceas thine ths pro. | Bonk, the Commercial Bank, and the Union Bank; also a pay every dollar of the further indebtedness, of all de- favopof any defendent charged with ® crlinionl ofener, eceding ie the comment made by the Attorney Gemoral, | bill incorporating elght new banks, to wit:—The People's : the Gourt cf Appeals shall Lave full power to raview by | ard his reaoing the aff je 1 to make ft appear bs | Bank of Charleston, $1,000,000; the Farmers’ and Me. |. "ubtions: of the clty and its olf subdivisions, whether writ of error. in behalf of the pople sueb judgment. | had kept his etsters im to’ teattend “at this term,” hanics’ Bank of Charleston, $1,000,000; the Rxchan, for principal or interest, which may mature during the Tt has been sugge-ted. and the sue: is not witnout | when itis not so sworm at all. (Reads aMfdevit.) | © : secapettaigtiantg ss feels ‘S° remainder of 1852, includivg the interest which muy ac- lsunibinty, tet the emesion of the Leguleture was | The” Attorney Gereral need not also! have left | Bank of Columbia, $900,000; the Bank of Sumter, $900 Cine up toand on the Lat of July, 1863.” At thal tle Yentionsl and sitogeiher proper, that they meant us a legal leg He remarks, the eiroumstance | 000; the Bank of Anderton $200,000; the Bamk of New- “ ane) } to ecnter the power of review. snd that being sumfici heather Mat Ronrent Stad:ctsh Sabeteoures GF uae Stine $ i the “Comolidated Loan Tax,” whish must be levied in berry, $200060; the Bank of Winsboro’, $200,000; the Rank of Chester, $200,000. At a meeting of the stockkoldcrs of the St. Lawrence Lead Mining Company, beld on Monday, the 13th inst. | committee was appointed te call upon the acting trus- tees for figures amd vouchers ef the preset iedebteduess of the compamy, and make a report at the adjeurzed © te settie the meaniog of the law for the fusar and to reeure unite miry of decision. Does the term ‘review.’ it is urked, carry with it, by neces fary implication, the power to reverse and to render & new judgment, ard to reod a mamdace co the court bo- Jew to execute such new judgment? why wore all those superfluous provirions 1ase aneral law, as contained in ine revised statu’ Legislature I assert wtthout fear of comtradiction— apd every lawyer and Ixymae who knows how te thimk aright will assert—that if we prove it ator about tee time. itis material, ned it would be competent to this Court to sdmit it,” Whether it would preve the whole issue is another th ite exelusion would bean error, and fatal to # conviction The Recorder pronounced the judgment of the Court. | January, must be colleeted and im hand, with which te provide for the interest on the 1st Jamuary and July, 1854, ame thenctforward the tax qill be avaiiavie anua ally fer the payment of iaterest. and ths accumulation of funds with which to discharge the bonds when matured.” Stock Exchange. #58. 109 00 she rie RR, | is immeterial is soon to assemble. They can declare, sud can dO 80 Locking at the whole case. it seemed iaeprobable t! \- aucboritatively, whet rhsil ve the gonsiruction of the act | dence was material, and there was not any specifi fast, | meeting. A committee was also appcinted to nominate s Of last nes-ion—end sre important, they | time or plece, set f 1th They judyed the affidavit insuM- | new board of trustees er directors, in place of those uow | 400 with equel effect nother. im the judg- cient, and the motion zmst be demied. holding ever, aud report at thesame time. That meet fd Mr Clark could not proceed, aed Mr. Whiting, who | auiketally ‘item’ to kill formed omy war the eading cowarel, was eaceged, Mz C. wasabout ing adjourned to Monday, Dee. 20. Yesterday afternoon. | yey ees blow “er dy BR tad to leave the court — = Mor pegs pad he would | at four o'clock, the adjourmed meeting was ormsaized by | racter. to be embraced under murder, and deserving emt to set it dowa for Thursday, and come on that rngiels pUuniebuiewt as premeditated murder. Ample Gay and try it. “4 the election of Johm Rankin as chairman and John Bon e. therefore should be allowed to take the sense of Sir. Clurk wished to be understood as entering into ne *¢tt seoretary. The sommittee previemsly qppeinted to tbody on the rubject. The whele eight weeks. the stipulation. aud the Attorney General would require report upom the financial condition of the eompeny, did imum period Lone ang by ro pS ape rope gesagt | mone: but he understood the Court would set it down. net do so in detail; but some gemeral statements were | given to the prisoners, in fixing the day of execution The Recorder sacented, and the partios soon afver left | made, shewing that the finances of the concern were in Sddition te which. in & case so” peculiar in ite eir- gometanoes. I coro-ive it a duty of the members of this | most eonfused state—that the trustees eliher know dourt, individually. if not cfficially. to bring the matter {With DeriMochine '—= Wiliam Mo- | nothing about the company’s affairs, or were not dis- to the notice of the exrout the officer Intrusted ty ‘ the constitution with not culy the power ef commuting | Cavanagh a led about bineteas yours ofage, was broaght | posed to inform the eommittes—that an item of Wawasan | robbery, together with JemesMoKialey, eignteon months isdebteduess amounting te about ten thousand such matters as he may judge ex; ego MoKiniey bas since been diseharged. as had beem «dollars existed beyond the aggregate previously re. - MecCavanagd also but ro arrested om the prosecuter'sre- | ported. The eomclusion arrived at by the commit. 1 Supreme Court— General Term. | turmto the city. From the iarter's statement, it eomed | 1, way by no means favorable; and such was the | juprei eine “ Roosevelt, his masse wat Nathan Plioders. a resideat of New [lam Fhe Hon. Judges Edwaras, Mltehell and Roosevelt, Pre | hire, ad that, taking stroll im the saetropolie, ke Impression conveyed to the stockholdere present, Dec. 21 —In the Matter of the Application of the Mayor, month of April, 1851 (he beimg then a dei of the | Considerable feeling upcm the subject was manifested, and in the | Sixth avenwe,) about the hour of twe in roing, . ‘iatlnih Teord We Seported’ ‘hls meatier a woek or | be heard a dre. alarm: and wishing to ues hon | M&BY werein faycr of summarily ejecting the present iv- — of the propie of this State, the killing of @ haman Lid [0 Rdgeworth Land ane New Jercey Zi Geves-55: gontces z Etttetrins Lisi rertet be Slat Fae t ben it ial term, before Ju they did those things” in New York. he started for efliciemt beard of trustees from office. The debate upon SROOND wo simon, when it came up at spreisl term, before Judge | ithe acene. Returning theues be was sccosted by tho | thie question was animated and exciting. Before taking » moonee Ts ia" of estimate and t, There two youths, who asked hum for some money ; this request | 1+. it was suggested that the committes om neminations, Canal, 203 report ‘eseenom veral he réfured to comply with. but proposed to treat his new | ee an nies see Rooweclt oedared | found city friends to something to eat and drink. They is to be hesrd at generai term; and puruant to that proceeded according)y, and induiged jn some oyatore the care came ow, to be heard before this court, drinks ; one of (hem arked him what o'clock it was. Yesterday morning The square, according to the com. on his taking out his watch. worch fifteem dollace. to Imlasiomers’ report. will cost about $200 400, whleh isto McKinley spatehee it, while the priconer at the bar be paid by an scsessmemt on the land in the vicinity him by the back of his denefitted The land in the squere, and that 8nd officer Timothy () unding it in (he assesed dixtriet, has for years past | both, near the scene of th nd yet is principally used for farming parpoees; bat the | The Recorder charged‘! appointed at the previous meeting, makea report. The chair id #0 by presenting to the stockholders the names of Thomas Morten, Joha Stanton and John Wads- | worth, for trustees, asgentlemen entitled to the entire confidence of the company. and in every way calculated, held He called for assistance, | ated | by their position in the community and groat experience ary carefully on the suiject, | im manufscturing, mechanical and mining pursuits, to ad- rapid growth of the eity during the last two years, | and they re‘ired. After a comviderable absence, they | vance the best interests of stockholders, This report was fuse placed the city proper close on the confues of returned, unable to agree, rt instructed them. | ungnimously sdepted, and ® resolution, calling upon ort’ inreply te their question. if they thought tle crime of | bo sic dis irctes ot ed a “ition preg te Hh vines robey in the first degree was mot made out, tacy might | the presemt board of trustecs te immediately resign, nther increase in value. which would, of course, | convict of astault and battery or petit lareeny, but not | was carried without a dissenting voice. The mesting was 4 ite opening be delayed become a heavier and more | of both q | quite large, and more than two thirds of the whole sum- charge on the owners There are several heavy; They eitissately egteed on o, vendict of aeseuly and | ps of shares in the company were represented. Thors 100 New Creek CISY TRADE REPORT, ‘Torsvay, Doe. 116 P. Mi Arnvs.—The day's sslos embraced 60 bbis, pots at $4 5634, and pearinat ¢675 per 100 1 Brrapero 3 7 Hi ! Flour digi not vary much. The demand t steady rates. The transactions ‘ewards made by the comminsioners—one to the Astor | battery. and e prisoner was sentenced to the péniten- 4 evtate is about $4000. end that to the Hagaman estate | tiary for one year ‘Witece, son | appeared to be a determination on the part of every stook- $475 © $4 98%, ~ bs ogee wet 1 695,000 The aoversments are also omsomelargo estates | | Tivaded | Gully — James Se hachwer rebuenr, Theat, | Blder present, to adopt such measures as might bo $6 61);, mixed to.famoy Woetern at $5 50 a $5 08%; mix- very a] 2. ineenee, that of the Seriker estate le ee v heed Migrny, of Wish Wage Water vas ned neceesary to extricate the aflalre of the concern | 4 te Airalght Bouthern at $6 625 n $6 5134. fancy Cone. A 5 nt 10" 2 \ 5 Bining im the case is that ci'the dedication of thelland in | heretofore convicted. ‘These two young men haa broken | from the difigalties and embarrassmenta which hare, | Conse bt.5s 150 Ge ed ey bee be HL femily, which is now | loto the room of Honora Jenkins 70 Cherry street or | slmmost from the start, existed. | bbl. ‘The high prices asked the Commissioners of | the 10th October, 4 | Ithasfor along time appeared most extraordinary that | L y awarded the nominal | of $75, and afterwards meeting her, had takem $25 in { those intoresied as stockholders ia the 3t Lawrence Lead money from her pervom. bte; but mort partios quoted State Cy ferred to the etr ie Tet cried tesbelaed kien tae late jeisen | Mining Company, have so quietly pat up with the misora- ae fle.e io per bushel. Corn seemed chonper. The Gesoribed i winutely, and re rete ble mavagerent of the prosont board of trastess. If they Inelnded 30,000 bunhels now Wortern and bi 660, a 700. per bushel Were lore active at Ilo ® Lie, for mould tallow; 2c «@ 260, for adamantine, amd 35¢, for plaia for four years and ten months. | 6 Albert Lupert, @ Prussian, sgod Micha Hein sce | had givem the mattor ® moment's refloction, they wou’, of grand larceny. in #t on | 4 tol a eben ore penolissnd | have seen that it was utterly Impossibio that a rosa.t dif. ~yennes laid down in the city map for euch purpore perp ge yteren Bis davioess partitioned u une ot w ceca waaened tos same wa ponte notion, andonthe the ib of Jul. aconsed him of the robbery, when, after a smart ran. the priconer adopting the old ‘ dogge” of crying * thict” himeelf, he was eaptured. Sentence, two years’ imprisonment. Acquited.—Anérow Brosman, an Irichman of largo the third bas been, we beliove, a morchant. Thoy have , Meraraibo, end 9,0, for Kio per ib. Corren —Old and new rheathiog were in had no experience im mining, and it fe not #0 strange that | yt‘day a sée. perio , cach, Lanta er | they chould have made so many blunders, have expended | * Fis -- The’ ovly {important pale reported was of 1.000 | so much money without showing anything for it, have | duintals dry cod, mt $5 roportion®, Was indicted fer grand leroeny. in stealing , | "Prot — We notioed sales of 1.000 boxes buach raisins, Bex0 from © country woman mamsed Oathoriae iclly, under | s*40led the company with such an enormous debt, ant | gt'¢y so, eo half sod quarter buxes dor at pritave oon the following circumstances The proseoutrix a single | have almost bankrapted the conorrn, as it Is that the | treat and 26 bales of Langaedoo almonds. at 1h!<0 Froman living, im Mulberry street, was. in the oorrse of | stockholders should have euffered such a waste of thotr | | Fericurs—This being pwcket day, with Inclemont and Mr, A. 1 Robertson | lest summer, dangerously Ulead, wishing to distribute | cy ang should have 60 pa'iontly put up with the j weather engagements were light fo Liverpool mall resumed this ber ravings, in the event of ber doath among the widows Phoranes and extrarngnnoe exhibited by the trastoos in ail | lois of floar were engaged at 4s, 9404s, Whoat was IL aod orphanr of the Roman Osthollc Oburch, aad to 01144, in ship's bogey. Cotton was nomloal at )(4 To J 7 ferent from that roallued, could hare takon pl Not | sperm’ per lt “ Bloomingdale two brooches, valued, together, at $60, from the room of place, Not 4 rhe SS ees cnsacten, wad tes, cater Mjudiclal | Oaiverine ‘Dowd 31 Mulberry street, ‘The promoutor | one of tho theve trustees im fcr knows the fest thiog ec Ce ene ‘orpoi met him in Oetober In Chatham street. recogeized him, | about mining. Ore ise lawyer, one am upholatorer, and | _ Corre —Small lots brought 11940. for Java; 930. for { ‘damages for the jand takem. | ft tnvoiver & considerable amount of property, and is 7 of eounsei ones h side Mr Teprow nts the Corporation, amd Messrs Sandford ond Garret 4. striker, Je, for the Mott. and striker estates The tom, FP. B of New Orleans, opened, on the 13th inst., the proposals | ($383,000) was assigmed te these bidders, and there- | cessary for meeting all thelliabilities of the city, for every | ‘There are, as we learn from the proper authorities, now | in the hands of the commissioners, (on deporit in the | sale of the first two millions, to pay all the ieterost cou- | terdey are appropriated by law, and they are ample to | do do 252x100, $670 each; 2dodocsch 25x100, $610 each: $695 each; 4 do do each 296x100, 25x100, $075 each; 40 do each 25x100, corner of Fifth avenue and Sixtieth street, 26x1 transpired. dressed wore demanding 9120 © 9136 Hors “abot 34 oo yeep : 320.0 Me Prroderste inquiry exis‘ed for Sootoh pig, ot were unall the extent —No sales ton, six months, ‘at Slo per of 16 per was 256x100. $825; deo cach $5x100, $725 each; 4 dodo each; 2do do eac! 100, $600 each; 42 do om rear Fifty nin 3 6 dodoesoh 25x100, each; 4do do each $1,075; 1do Srofwan in geod roreesh snappers ON ; ta the catomt of 400 bbls, country prime at $5°12% $3 ; Vermont do. wt $12 1234 a $12 ‘Lxap.—Spanish was soarce, and held at $6 37}¢ » $5 50 ‘Nava Srones—Rosin and orade turpentine ruled about the same. 60 bbls. spirits turpentine fetched S60. por gallon : am movements embraced 6,000 gallons wie at 800.9 Boe. L800 olive at $110, aad 800 fed a ee nk varied little; the sales oompried 146 bis , Olf prime at $16 60 a $15 623; now at $16 123; old mees at $15 59 and mow at $19. Dressed hoge and bacen 3 Le ; repacked Oniseee ao. ‘at 918.36 0 $18 60. About 100 transected, at $3 758 do corner 256x100, $600 kh 25x100, $610 each; 4 do do ensh 25x ith each , $3, 900; | 1do adjoining, %6x100, Cla i do do each 25x100, $2.260 each; 4 do corner Sixty. ldoonrear om Sixtieth street, 256x100, do adjoining de, $1,060; 2do do | Bixty. first street | each 25x100, $600 enc! | adjoining do, $700; 2 lots do each do $710 each; 1 lot ad. each do $680 1,175; 1 do do do, $1.1: 1do do do each do ¢ ach; 4 do de cach doeash $890 1 each; Ldo de $850 eno! $1,050; 8 do do each do = ey 235x100, $3.00; sri00? LATS: sucht i 1.187; 1 do do do, $700 each; 3do do lo do each Joining, do, $830; 2 lots do each do, $900 each; 1 dodo 256x100, $980; 1 do do do, $1,200; 1do corner Sixty first otrest each; each; 615; enue, 8 do do, euch 25x100. $1.600 each; 2do Fixth 18, 25x100, $3,951 1 de do, 26x100. $726, 10 de do, eas! 2 do do, each 256x100. $600 each; 4 do do, each 26x100, do ad’« $2,000; each 25x100, $2.600 each; 1 do cormer of Sixty-second street, 25x100. ldo $600 each; 1 do do, 25x100, $3,000; 1 doom rear of ixty first street, 25x100, $1,600; 1 do adjoining, 26x10. $1,000; 4 do do, enh 25x108, $825 jh 236x100, $700 $8 25x100, $686; 5 de do, 25x100 $606 cach; 1 do om rear on Sixty- | second street, 25x100. $760; 1 do adjoining. 25x100, $690; 1dodo, 25x00, $670; 1 de do, 25x1¢0, j 1650; 2 do each 25x100, $600 euch; 2 do do, cach 25x100, $410 each; Odo d 2 do a | 10 do, 25x100, $669; 256x100. $760 each; dodo each 45x100, $' Jo, each 26x100. $595 each; 1 jo, each 252100, $605 eaph; , 15x10, $619; 3 1 do do. 25x100, $600; 1 do do, 25x100 $635; 4 de do,osch 750 ene; 1de do %x160, $900; 1 do do, 26x100, $950; 1 de do, 29x10, $1,000 ; 1 do do, 25x100, $1,200, ecans,—Some 120.000 Havana were purchased to day, at $18 8 $26 por M. Sucans.—We heard that 100 hbds. New Orleans were | obtained at Gc, per I 3 sales included 400 bis. Ohis and prison Bi | whiskey, at % 118.—T! 243¢¢ per gallon UBYERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVEET #41, swS8ERB SEVENTH PAGE. -o propos oe, until leak A.M. next, for furnishing. by contract, the f. rny supplies and | materials, deliverable at ‘the United Stator olosing and equipage depot, Sohuyliall arsenal, ia equal mouthly or rtions, an the di . i 4 Betore: the in 80,000 10,000 Do. ronge scales, Epaulettes, N. SUPPLIES. day of July, ¥ 4 sky: roughly spon; Cc. try. Rergean mance, a Worsted sashes, crim Binding Lambe id cords. of kinds. rifles, artillery, and infantry. nae commen, per 1,' 1 | Felling axes. 0. Drm Do De. supplies furnished on whioh, with any additio may be desired, fro f 4 appli Hated ed. Any uvrese-mable dolay for such faithful felfilment of the ted R ntraeter to fulfil lea. D 5 Fite.” artillery and infantry. Dram heads, batter. jo.” spared. ticks Je eee oarriager. Snares. Hospital tent poles and pins, sete. ee ane he 4 reorulting fings. nd bine. - for weolle’ ts will be based a] isiment of waich tw nt cause for eaneelling the mufecturer oF reg high fact, or the rever ba the bide cffcrod, intended to be propos tates ii ‘the te1 ip ie exee: faeterers, or regular furnish 4 CRO: N, Major and Quartermaster. lus twilled woellen oloth, to be the- ged by the manufacturec bofere de- | livery. | 5,000 sades unbleached do. 34 be do, otton duck, weighing 14 on. por yard, we 3 do. st, for engineers, ordnance, drageens, feet, (box stuf, % fer the will be jon ef the ALL be rat Roceptamee of istinetly the names sad addross as socurition, in case mitted to the judgment of the Amorioan peuple, WILLIAMS & STRVENS, No. 353 Broadway. ‘HR P I be one manbfi BRBGTEAD WARER' and Bedding De} OOMS, AND CHEAP SPRING pot.—Lron bedeten fcom $4 joke of the richest plate, suited to the season. porter im this sity. i aslow eauy other TAR BE id Anew PATENT WITH BUTCHERS OF NEW YORK AND ho wee will be 4 abo fest OUSTACHIOS FORC Bi G 1D TO GROW air.’ y skin white and fair; cS f ‘ON BS! famed soap, | " ¥ 19 REDUCED TO TIVO | M® ati 0A. Me too L iM ‘ resder, Devote 403 Brond- way N.Y; 176 Vulton street, Brookiyn; im Philadelphia, by “citer; in Baltimore, by W. Taylor. ders her services te the ladive 8. -PREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPRIA, TEN- nthe of this | tin é iif = iain < UU SALE, ve Bove near Brsstwvey, ‘st i Rahway, oa) fice eiiaes 7, and Palperfanh of toe wee te $75,000 of ree! do; twe lot om A bial “cottage see as lor. H A TAR MCOONTAINING SIXTY.FIVE ACRES OF tilled land, and 15 nores ef wo front the main street in Jamaica villvge, these road station; hourly trai: passed advantage of the cose. Buil Ter til ‘mo equal four ‘seme uons giremfer selling. Address X Yr 2, bos MG Herald office with real name. . A BACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, OF THE Bornard breed. for saic. It is te she faithful house harness manufactory, Ne. Broadw ry) FOR SALE—A PRRY PROFITABLE ‘ business, by which, Wit proget attention, 000 per an ay be ‘res! yr Woeld taKD man as partner. One who has alresdy tra- tates priferred. Persons with the enter ae, may address, with real name, Box ILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.—THREE SECOND- hend tablee, in perfeot erdor. manuisctured by T. O’Cen- nor, 65 Ann street, will be sold cheap. Cok FOR SALz—TWo HUNDRED AND Fiver tons Broad Mountain white ash coal, will be sold lew. J.8. OAKFORD, 93 Wall street. URNITURE FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE, WITH & chance to rent » part vale oy in South Brooklyn. The ew parlor, bedroom, and kitehen furviture, beds, beddiag, curtains, and paintings of = omall genteel family; shout, feavi France. Aj bee note, to G. E.8., box 2,563 ice. ane ig POR SALES TERY LOW, If, APPLIED FOR LMR. diately, the three story and basement house, be all the modern improvements, No. 139 West Twenty- two vacant lots in the rear, fronting on Twen- teonth street, ir oe! three valuable is fuable proper- Firat avenuo, paying tw Tote in Washington strech; & ¥ ty in Frauklin street; three browa stoaec froms houses in Twenty-third 6 Fourteonth street; vacaat lots om Thirt: ad third, and Thirty fifth Also, a valuable corner let 0; tno sry houses in 'T wenty-first sti oh Seventh avenues. $5,000 wanted on sburg property worth $10,000, SAMUEL EDDY, 65 Wall street, in basomens. HK SUBSCRIBER, HAVING HIS PINE ther busine 10 ohenge DEPAR’ , im one of tho best Lea. apply 10 WM. WIPT RA, OR SALE—THE GOOD WILL, STOCK AND FIX- celebrated pudiic house at Penny @i eripts average swonty dak y the year ro Inquire om the premises. The forry runs frem the fous ef Twouty third street, Bust river, ee’ ‘® line of stages from Williamsburg to tae deor every our. OR SALE—A WHOLESALE AND REYAIL FRUIT store, 827 Spring street. Will be sold choap te a cash customer, Kent, taulve cellars per moath. ow EXCHANG D FOR city OR SALB.—A WHOLES: store—The leas», stec of the principal markets, 0} on mcorper, and rer liquor store, The store it larg: in New York. Apply to C. 8 OR SALE—A NICE THREE STORY HOUSE, ON Twon' eich pirect, price $5,500; » house and let on eh $5,000, 0 edb on wecvnd Fifth 000; and oth ER, $19 Fourth OR SALE—THE LEASE AND FURAT' F%nst hotel, situaved at a tallreed depot Jnus. ‘The heuse will accommoda 4 lodgers, and ly The location, uneurparred ia, Now’ Fore, nour; jew Yo HOWES, 8 Nasonu street. i ble burdness. Apply 00 0. B. STABLISHMENT, NEAR this ‘the rs, om bavineas, on applicction, Copltal foauited on. Cay Tr wil de from $5,000 to $6,000. Apply oO. 3 HOW hs, 8s Naooau street. OR SALE—A WHOLESALE LiQUOR AND - nae ec ore tn le Vielen oop a lh GIVEN FOR SELLING $400 WORTH ure, ef new furnit in use since spring, Varsain, for onshs Tek Feepectatie person, Sows somone: ing housekeo; @ seldom to bo met with. this te Cail im modiately at 102 Nassau sureet reom 13. ADY APPLES, FOR SALE, OF FINE Half barrels, 20 sbillings : whole D try street, between 8 and 1U o’el OTICE TO REAL ESTATE AG for gal shout £8,000 th of proj NE QUAtIEY— oko. poly at EN’ ing will, Tow tor situate of Portsmouth ‘Ohio. To about ome and a half millon wa r Gg or an: of sis p->perty, 'y time betwoen thi 58 Angat, we will pay Ave pet at. For any derired informatio RA or HORACE Ck. js in some of shi for trading. tin new, @ Also, the State d ey, of by adéreasi ISCOR BLAST nace, situ hewse, Louses for wo: ‘a shops &e., &4 furnace is situated for makin res Essex bod, cam always dsner. The pro} ire cf Movers. i. LLERS AND STATIONERS —A ary store, which has been le torma. ka, stationery, of miscel r[\0 BOOKBINDERS biné ory, prisit ergs jesoript ther with the a oe Book- si 5 ry lank book business, toy A t JOHN K. 0 MARBLE AND SIONR CUTTERS.—OWING TO desirous te dispose of bis f work, prin- ed, ba 8. Ebook Ii sarge, tihea2with house adjoining at low rimte Address, Post paid, A, G, F., Hi fee. ([0 MARBUR CUPTERS.—JUST RECEIVED, A LOP * "i i For sal enivin CU RIM, 124 Front 'streot. 0 mir sbly situated for Alterations wili be made apartments or front, avait Posconiion givon Tat ry boaréing how stores, or might be used for manutn session givow Ist May. Also, tho Pe of grownd by tevonth and Bighth avenu and 104th ro Vigh, eommendin or hand East rivers, High Brid 1¢ reiiroad will soon run past the And on the direct route to th inmedintely. Also, the m0 , DRC. 2, 1°62.—THR FOLLOWING Second Mastrint Poiioe Court, ntle olonk, suppoen te he-ato- of of Patice, TC: ow at th smo HT UW. W. Mate BLL, ¢ , 1862. THR FOLLOWING rat District Polioe Gourt, tro t, for which ownors sro wamt- one wine of apaltr, GEO. W. MATSELL, Chiot of Poles.