The New York Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1853, Page 2

‘wet streets, and an accession of wretched inmates to | until our whole existing naval system is Inte! ee of Sentence. U States Cirenit Court. NEW YORK HERALD. nica disssopeny a Star ige To i secone Mon. Sage Betts JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR, SYFLCE N. W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STS. es ‘Terms, cash in advance. FEE DAILY HERALD, two cents per copy—$1 per an- | SHE WEEKLY HERALD, every Saturday, at 6%{ cenia | Be sam, 3 oe emma; Be pean, Eition $4 por wt th to tne te 5 ‘ie VOLUNTARY CORRESPONDENCE containing impor- Seinen, salieied from ony quarter of the world tf user, will be liberally paid for. Oux FoRMGN ConRESPONDENTS 4@@m Parmmouiariy Requesrep ro Seat att Lsrrers axp | SENT UB. ALL LETTERS by mail for Subscription, or with Adver- | at, om id, or'the postage wilt be deducted from JOR PRINTING execuled with neainest, cheapmess, and tenements already overcrowded, are the predisposing causes, Thus, inflammatory diseages of the great cavities and internal organs carried away sixty-three adults, of whom thirty-one died of inflammation of the lungs alone. Sixty-four growm up persons died of consumption, and thirty-six of the different fevers. Fifty-four children died of croup and convulsions, and fifteen of dropsy inthe head. There were eleven deaths from apoplexy. We consider the sanatary condition of the city as very good, but it could be | improved by corporate legislation. | Judge Morris yesterday granted a stay of pro- | ceedings im the Tammany Hall riot case, on @ bill of ‘exceptions presented by Mr. Cochrane, their counsel. The action of the Court of Sessions, just about to pass sentence, was consequentty suspended. Patrick Cregan, one of the mock auctioneers con- victed last week, was sentenced to two years’ im- thoroughly revolfionized and reformed. Let Mr. Kennedy furnish @he information called for by the House, and, if we are not inis- taken, it will produce such an effect as will re- sult in some practical steps to a thorough sweeping out of the last vestiges of our present oid, broken down naval system. Tur Artantic anp Pactric Rarroap.—The «National Demoerat of this city, in attempting to imitate the extreme doctrine of the South Carolina hair-splitters of the constitution, labors hard to make out a case of unconstitutionality against the plan of the New York organization for the construction of a railroad to the Pacific ocean. It neglects, however, to cite the very clause of the constitution bearing directly upon TUK MUD CARNIVAL IN NEW YORK. ‘To the comments whietrwe made the other day on the brilliant appearance ef Broadway and the avenues, pre- sented by the hundreds.of sleighs that were being whirlod along the slippery surface of the streets, the tinkling of the bells on the horses, and the gay appearance of the occupants of the sicighs, ha | The scene has changed, and we may exclaim with Hamlet | “Ob, what a falling off was there! 5 ping, | and invigorating weather, bas been succeedad by a thaw, | whieh has changed the whole character ef the scene. Instead of the dashing winter equipages sliding over the | now, and the briskness apparent in the iovements of the | pedestriaus, the old regime of wheels has been restored, | the snow has been transmuted into mud, and the side walks are wet and sloppy, and those who tread on it dis- play in their countenances the yexation under which they labor. But still, some slight amusement is afforded | every now and then, when a stage or a cart gets “stack inthemud? The streets are thereby almost rendered ment. we must SUPREME COURT—IN CHAMBERS. Before Hon, Judge Morris, Jy. 22.— Mr. John Cochrane made an xppliention, on the part of Jobo S$. Austin and others, ads. the Yeople, for a stay of proccedings ona bill of exceptions. The parties had bees convicted of the Deniane I riot, and were to be brought up at the Sessions for sentence to-day. aying Alter hearin ho much doubt upon the cireumstances, and + that are raised on the whole matter by the bill of | it expedient to take the opinion | ‘The stay of proces Cochrane proceeded im. | ions with the Judge’s ordc ‘Itis my opinion | the far exceptions, as to rende of the Fupreme Court swax there! nated. mediately to the Court of Court of General Seasior Before Judge Beebe and Ald. Bris! Tue Four Wakp Arion Suoonye Ca ‘THE ACCUSED, i S Jay. 20.—John Donohue was placed on irial, charged 5 with the manslaughter of Charles Lyons, on the 20th of December last, by shooting. The 0 tully detailed at the time of the inquest, taken on the 23d, must : and it will and Barr. AUQUInTAL OF ¥. 22—Asseult with a Dangeous Weape Vrimrose (seaman) waa placed at the bar, ch, seault, with « dangerous weapon, on Dyan Jones, on 4 the American ship Howard, on 17th November, 1862, during her voyage trom Havre to this port. The prisoner withdrew This plea of not ;ruilty and plewied guil- There is another indictment azainst him for man- slaughter, the death of Primrose having ensued from the It. The prisoner was remanded for sentence, and the jjourned till Monday. ty. Court United States Commisvloner’s Court. Pefore Geo, W. Morton, Eaq. Jay, 22.— Assault. with a Dangerous Weapon.—William Payne was charged with an assault with a dangerous weapon, on a secman named Brown, on board the Ameri- can ship Ente ich the accused was mat The testimony Mr. Ridgway, on part of the rnment, wis similar to tint adduced before Mr. Com-, sioner Bridghain against other parties for the same ottence. My, Morton held Payne to bai Police Intelligence. Shoplifters.—On Friday evening, bout six rs Keed, Hogan and Bell, of the Chiei’s bu- i inti 3 i é of the yeau, succeeded in arresting four shoplifters, all Ger- prisonment; but the Court intimated strongly that, in | the subject, Here it is : impassable, as the vehicles come on one after d In the head, f nan, named Charles A, Vaust. William Beckman, Franke that particular case, it was probable the executive tga iB another, in the efforts each makes to pass | time, after careful inquiries, represented the aiiair in the | Eugloff and George Wilmer, whom the officers detected in "AMUSEMENTS TOMORROW EVEXING a interpose, the verdict being agninst evidence. | o.a°¢tiaa SThe Congress shall have power tolay | ‘1 ‘here ensuce a complate jam. The confusion be- | HERALD an tho revult of pure aceldent, ud, 2 vist | attempting to steal a piece of cloth, valued at about $108, . 5 0: RVEMING. would i wd ENCS DDE ORAS ce. | and collect taxes, &c., to establish post offices | slong, there : ; it one; jourt came, thi | ti e store of Whitlock & Anderson, i BOWERY THEATRE, Bo Tas Loer Smr—Mrxe | The Grand Jury were discharged, and the Court | and ‘post road: ph a to make all laws which comes worse confounded when the drivers pay sundry Eason nn erlbe ene the Sieslaritge a peed ieee were alllaoting In, eee tee ‘Mannw. saci ‘ rose for the term, having done an unprecedented shall be necessary and proper for carrying into exe- | cempliments to each other, and tender advice with oaths. | abandoned, and a verdictof not guilty returned, under | One entered the store, and, observing the clerk engagedat. BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway—La Sonnamecia— Lapue Brewis. WIBLO'S—Lucrena Bora. amount of business. The case of Catherine Crowley, accused of infanti- cide at No. 6 Batavia street, was fully investigated, | yesterday, by Coroner O"Donnell, and the girl ac- cution the foregoing powers, &c. This covers the whole ground. The power to establish a post road and to make all laws ne- cessary to give that power full effect, is all that ‘At length, amidst shouts of laughter, old “Stick in the Jind” manages to extricate himself; and then the stream of vehicles passes through this “sea of trouble,’ end races take place between the opposition stages, in the course of which they wriggle about as the wheels slip into the direction of his Honor Judge Beebe ANOTHER ACQUITEAL—STARTLING CHARGE. P. Wetz, a respectable looking young G propertions, was placed at the bar, auc ‘tartled by tha announcement that he was ¢ an atte t to rob the redoubtable capiain of the other end of the room, seized hold of a piece of cloth, and was making off with it, when tho officers, who had been watching their movements for some time before, rushed in and took the accused particsinto custody. They were all conveyed to the Second ward police station and locked up. It seems that Vaust is » deserter from the ~~ BURTON'S ‘TRE, Chambers street—Nicuoas | 9° 2 i o A e ee ae ? ward police of his watch and ehain, on the ith United States Merine Corps, at Brooklyn, and the others I ys Max quitted. The jury did not undertake to say posi- | canbe desired. We want a post road of iron to | s,4¢ one rut and then another, Soon again thgreisan-| ber Inst. By the evidence of Captain Matt belong to a gang who make it an especial business to visit | Lost | ively that she was the mother of the child found in | the Pacific ocean. Congress has the power to | other jam, and confusion becomes “the order of theday.”? | Brennan, it ems 1h on the day named, | down-town stores, either early in the morning or just att NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham street—Tar Omp—Borcuse’s Doc or Guxvr—A Cuear Excursion, WALLACK’S THEATRE, Brondway—A Day Arrer Tur ‘Weppic—Hmr at Law. WESTE’S THEATRE OF VARIETIES, 17 and 19 Bowery— “Tux Srmancxx —Dip YOU EVER SEND YOUR Wire 10 BRovK- ryN. AMERICAN MUSEUM—Afternoon—Gxverat Tom Tuums the trunk in her room. Three young lads, named Van Nortick, Smith, and McLean, were accidentally drowned yesterday when skating upon a mill pond near the town of Rahwa New Jersey. The argument in the case of the Browdway Rail- road was renewed yesterday, and Mr. O’Conor occu- make it; and the work must be done. But then we are approaching the end of the session; and as any bill for the great object may fail of passing both houses, we would suggest to the friends of the scheme the passage of a law pro- viding for, in the interim to next December, a An entertainment of another kind {s afforded by the rash of people from one side of the street to another, whenever an opportunity is afforded. They sink at every step up to their knees in the mud, and occasionally b utter each other, when obliged to hasten their progress by the ap proach of a stage. Often, too, there is a fall, and the untortunate person who has thus involuntarily “kissed his mother earth,” rises amidst yells of laughter, caused about four u the afternoon, he met the prisoner in Contre street, between Anthony and Leonard, in com- pany with another man, and that he game up’ and laid one hand on hix chest, while with the‘other he tooic hold of his watch chain, and laughed. Witness «seized him by i, and the prisoner then said he was an honest He would not kay that he attempted to pull the watch out of his pocket; bat he seized hold of the chain. Only knew him as having been witness against a man who was convicted of highway robbery. ‘The watch and chain e worth $150. Mr. Jonas K. Phillips, for the defence, dusk in the evening, carry any property ‘within their power to reae! Quite a bi quantity of property ix stolen in this 1aanner, and it is well that the police are- directing their attention toward this class of thieves. The prisoners were, yesterday morning, taken before Justice: Osborn, who committed them to prison for trial. ‘A Desperate Attempt to Rob a Wessel.—On Thursday night, a bold attempt was made, by two desperate dock thieves, to rob the bark Ayoff, lying at pier No. 5, East river. The captain and mate of the vessel, it seems, wereton ae, The - a : a RMS ; Ty math sa) ay Shoe ; and no one in the cabin, except the captain's boy. Sra A Laos. Brening—Dovnts Brons Roox—Hor | pied the whole day. The case was then postponed | thorough survey of all the available railroad | by hls muddy appearance. | Altogeshor, Rover Ma scene | rail it was wmere frolic, for which the accused had suf. | two men entered the ‘oabin’ and’ sented, shemastves et fo. routes to the Pacific, from the South Pass tosthe | TS": ij fered continement ever since, and pointed out the absur- | the table. One of these men wus disguised as a negro, GHRISTY’S OPERA HOUSE, 472 Broadway—Pnuorus till next Saturday. of “grandeur and of beauty dity of supposing a respectable y would attempt who pulled rom his pocket a pistoland Bowie-knife, and We have many telegraphic despatches, and much | Paso del Norte on the southern confines of New | with the sight of mud. domabahe cxntatonnrtie one i i cf 2 \ Hi é : , eee pares teh ¢ captain in the open stree the daytime, } laid them on the table, evidently for the purpose of Re Caaeees's: Qrena TROUES, other interesting matter, to which we cannot par- | Mexico. If no more can be done. the prelimi- | MELANCHOLY CASE OF DROWNING—THRER LIVES SALE alt Sonn Ob tha mea on Hose 00) asa SEMA ae Hoy, | The boy. however, did not fea! so. : eiliees : 4 r gato 1.08 3 | lingering presumption of intent, he called several witness- | alarmed as they intended he should, but armed himself Wwoon's bei ieee Wood's Musical Hall, 444 Broad- | ticularly allude for want of room. Read the religious nary steps, at least. may be taken in this vast A most heart-rending loss of it ing occurred | haracter, until the Court said it wax unnecessary | witha brace of pistols from the mate’s cabin. One of a Rersix omens. intelligence. Let us have a be- | inthe neighborhood o: Rahway, jersey, yesterday is character was not impeached. The | the robbers presented a pistol at the boy, while the other (GIRCUS, 37 Bowery—Equerrrian ENTERTAINMENTS. HELLER’S SABOON, 539 Broadway. GEORAMA, 686 Broadway—Banvaxb's PANORAMA OF ED Bouy Layp. a RISLEY'S THAMES, at 406 Broadway New York, Sunday, January 23, 1853. The News. | Our telegraphic advices from Concord and Wash- ington, to-day, are peculiarly interesting, from the | fact that they indicate that the more a certain class | of politicians struggle to fathom and bring to light ‘the complexities which are supposed to be connected | with the formation of the next Cabinet, the more | mystified these industrious speculators themselves | become. Gen. Pierce, it will be seen, quite adroitly | managed to circumvent the mancenverings of the soft | and hard shell delegations trom this State, by declin- ing to receive them separately. This was a regular poser; but, after amusingthemselves with a game of | whist, and canvassing matters over an oyster supper, | they formed themselves into a joint committee, | and managed to procure a general audience. | As each party refused to say anything about cabi- net arrangements in | nce of the other, the de- signs of both delegutions were completely frustrated, and they were obliged to depart from Concord but NECROMANCY. Overhanling of the Navy in Congress—Mr. Cartter’s Kesolutions, If there is anything over which Congress has special jurisdiction, demanding a thorowgh over- hauling and re-organization, it is the United States navy. from kelson to sky-scraper, and from stem to stern, We hail, therefore. every movement looking to this great object with satisfaction. In this view, we cheerfully second the resolutions lately offered in the House of Representatives by Mr. Cartter, of Ohio. They are brief. and, having been adopted. we trust that the Sccretary of the Navy will see to it that the valuable information asked for will be communicated to the House, at least before the adjournment of Congress. The following are the resolutions :— Resolved, That the Secretary of the Navy communieate to this House the information ealled for by the following interrogatories :-— : 1. The number ani name of steamers built for the nary in eack year since Jenuary, 1835; their power, tonnage, ortion of quns to the tm as actually armed, and the jength of time between the commencemént of each yessel and her sailing on her first cruise. 2. The agtual cost of each vessel from the time of com- mencemenf till first’ commissioned for sea service; the numter of times repaired or altered in the United States, and the cost of such: repairs before proceeding to sea, 3. The number of ties each steamer has undergone foreign repairs on foreign stations, from accident, and the and magnifitent enterprise. ginning. and then we shall have some guarantee of the prosecution of the work. Tux Honpuras Brrrish Cocony—Tur Cray- ron AND Berwerr Treaty.—The news which we published from our San Juan correspondent yesterday, of the formal establishment of a Bri- tish colony in what is sometimes known as Bri- tish Honduras, is well calculated to set the champions of the Monroe doctrine in Congress to hard thinking. We are the more inclined to give full credit to our correspondent from the fact that General Pierce is expeeted to play a totally different game upon our foreign rela- tions to that which has characterized the melancholy neutrality of President Fillmore, and that England may have considered it her safest policy to make a bold push while yet the door of our neutrality is open. Had she waited a month or two longer, Honduras might, per- haps, have been lost to her forever. This Bri tish Honduras, (so styled from the right to cut logwood, extended into a usurpation of the ter- ritory,) lies next to Yucatan, and in a military view, with the Bay of Honduras and the Bay Islands, (another new British colony) commands afternoon. It appears that a number of lads, of ages va- vying from ten ta fourteen years, were enjoying them, selves in skating upon a mill pond near the town, when several of them incautiously approzched a hole whieh had been cut inthe ice. Three of the number ran in, and were almost immediately drowned, althouzh the wa- ter in the pond was only about three or four feet deep. We were unable to learn the Christian names of the ys. Mheir sirnames were as follows — aged twelve years; only son of Mr. ‘ortick. ——Smith, aged eleven years, only son of Mr. Edgi nith. | — McLean, aged twelve years, second son of Captain Washington McLean. What renders the catastrophe, if possible, more dis- | tressing to their parents and relatives, is the fact that a number of men Were around the pond at the time, and no efiort was made to reseue the youths from their untimely end. The bodies were ve ed tu to the respective residences of their sorrowing parent ‘Tux Weatner.—the returning frost of Friday night did not continue long, and from early yesterday morning un- til a late hour of last night a mild thaw prevailed. “The day was exceedingly calm, and at times warm. The thermometer at the Heratp Building ranged :—At_9 o'clock, A. M., 893g ; at noon, 42°; at 3 P. M., 419 ; at 5P.M.,41©; und 10 o'clock, night, 413¢°. “At th latter hour the night was mild, with the sky slightly over- cest. ‘Tur Fort Warp Is A good deal of | excitement was caused y t a portion of the population of Butavia street, owing to the fact of | Coroner O'Donnell procecding to inyestigate the cir- cumstances connected with the supposed ease of infunti- | cide charged against Catherine Crowley, the reputed mother of the infant whose dead body was found con- aled in a trunk in her room, on Friday evening, as pub- hed inthe Heratp of yesterday morning. Catherine ee, No.6 in the same hospital. The body of jury almost immediately acquitted the prisoner, who was discharged, with a caution against such freaks, and left the court, his large frame considerably agitated by tears of repentanee for his folly and consequent sufferings. There being no other cases ready, the court adjourned. CONCLUSION OF THE TERM—THE TAMMANY HALL RIOT, AND THE MOCK AUCTION CAS! NTENCE ON PATRICK CREGAN—DISCUARGE OF THE GRAN JURY. Before Judge Beebe and Aldermen Brisley and Francis. JAN. 22—It being understood that sentence would be passed inthe above cases this morning, the court was densely crowded. ‘THE MOCK AUCTION CASES. Patrick Cregan, convicted of grand larceny, as previous- ly reported, was placed at the bur for sentence, when Hop. F. A. Tattmance, with whom was Mr. Wheaton, made a motion for suspension of judgment and stay of proceeedings, on the giound that the verdict was totally against evidence, the Court having charged that no such crime as that laid in the indictment had been committed, unless they believed a state of facts clearly not proven. If the proceedings were stayed,the District Attorney might move fora mandamus, calling’ upon them to sentence She prisoner, and thus the question would be properly aaised. Mr. Wheaton followed on the same side. It could not be thought that a Court was called upon to sentence a -oner for a crime which, in their own expressed oniniun. had never committed, however great his moral criminality or bie ae may have been. They would also bear in mind, the prisoner was indicted for the sume crime as a fi pretence, of whieh, peradventure, he might be guilty, and for which he was’ in peril of being tried. Judge Breve said, that on the oocasion of the trial the question distinetly left to the jury was, whether the pro- secutor had parted with his money in the expectation of getting the identical money back again; that if he had, it was a larceny; but if not, then such a charge was not took a clock from its fastenings. also a cabin lamp, and was about going off with them, when the boy, with a pistol in each hund, discharged one of them at the rob- bers. One of the rogues was wounded, but soon reco- vered himself, und in return fired his pistol at the boy’s head, the powder burning his hair, and knocked off cap, doing no other injury. Only one of the boy’s pistols. went off, and before he could get the other in order, both the robbers made their escape, leaving the property behind them Fine, Pure White Diamonds—$2S per carat. Four lots of fine diamonds, unsurpassed for quality or beauty, for sale, at nfarket prices. in lots to suit, at 381 Broadway, up stairs. DAVID RAIT, Importer. To be absolutely cert: ofa set of Shirts that will fit well, go to GREEN'S, No. 1 Astor House. The new invention for the megsurement of the neck, the chest, and the form generally, adapted at Green's, in- sures in all cases, and in all varieties of figure, an un- exceptionable {i Watches.—Jules Jurgensen, La Vallette, Jus no Fréres, Montaudon, Duchine, Bautte, Breguet, Nardin, and the most celebrated European manufactured watehes, Yor sale, at importer’s prices, at 381 Broadway, corner of White street, up stairs, DAVID RAIT, Seaportae. L. Braudies & Co.—By Letters Patent, Issued September 16th, 1851. — Manufacturers of bronze cor, lors, gold, half gold, silver and metal leaf factory, corner of Bond and Pacitic streets, Brooklyn, office No. 11 Cedae street, New York, beg to publish thelr greatly reduced prices, viz.:—No. 4,000, $6 ; 3,000, $5 50 ; 1,000 $6 ; 800, $4; 500, $3; 200, $150; less ten per cent discount per ind on six months terms, Our long and favorably mown bronze colors are extensively used for bronzi iron, brass and wooden ware, japanning, label printing, etc., etc., and will compare favorably with any imported article, although far, far cheaper. ° ahey! enteral it wo tariae inate | mee a Oe Otte Ree 5 street, and kept in custody in the i made ont; and'the jury hadfound that he had. He was | **ti a | osha j aie Hesawe a a8 ee uch repaire we °F Auch accidents, as wellus the cost of | 44.4 outlet of the Gulf of Mexico into the Car- | the ebild lay at the station house, Fourth ward, at | free to confers, ax am todividual member of the Court, | NEWYORK, January 8 1853," } several immediate objects were concerned. But it is 4. The actual cost of each steamer in the navy, from the | yi s whied place Coroner O'Donnell empannelled a highly re- | that if he had been on the jury he would not have tound | Cpagies? London Cordial Gin, Distilled Es- understood that the New Yorkers are not all likely | time af tuilding until the year 1862, including répaire of { Hbbean sea. We have had a good deal of gas | speetable jury. A largu amount of testimony wat taken. | the prisoner guilty of that, charge, It was to be re- | pecialiy or, and imported solely by HC. CHARLES Non 7 | to abandon their pretensions in consequence of this | Whatever description: the actual service at sea performed | and filibustering in the Senate upon this busi- | (a¢eune Crowley. rier ote nae tore fromeoun. | Sugttad that the law left in the hands of the Court no | Park place, is, for its medicinal qualities, or asa delight- @rawback. The delegations left ithe same train of | MCuel vestel, as well as the aggregate cost of the entire | ness, and now we should like to know what is | ty of Corky Ireland, about four years ago; sie lived as ser- Day illite wicase whereihie vectich wasn dicsatly fol bere See ECE Rae Fl ears that the General took for Amherst; but more therewith ste! clove of the 2. . | to be done. What says Gen. Cass? There is Nee Ae lisse natiagherstneead pen tte nee aude the Acar Su Be, “Gnpaios SITE aS \ committees from this State will be after him again | gyere, and ther pose ee ae emutructors, engi. | every reason to believe our correspondent is | fourth of last July, and lived with her father and myself | to pass sentence ; and the only resource or remedy | Many of our Headers are troubled with | before this week is out. We learn from Albany that | eziripment of each and every steamer in the na 7 Sonate, er since then: Idid not suspect or know that sho was preg- ¢ was an application to the Governor, who would, | fough,, fore throat, mumps. rheumatism, tooth or | Loci aioe RN rs dos Phe promeé Gate afte dane pach including | COUreCt. What says Mr. Soulé? What says pant; I did Rot know that she bad been confined in the { most probably, on a representation, grant a com: Bese ecres ween seen Gar wee eae soft shells returned there last evening, apparent- | resaineca tor immediate corn erg i pactuecen |S 9 house; [saw the child’s body taken from her box. Joha } mutation or pardon for. this, the’ specific offence 2 nets rtainly i ir tri Li Feapiners for immediate service, capacity for conveying | Mr. Mason? Let us hear. Crowley (father) gave testimony nearly similar, Mary | charged. It was not a matter within the discretion of | cure them. Shouldit fail, the doctor refurna you the mo- Jy highly pleased with their trip. In the meantime, | fuel, accommodating crew, and ratio of guns to tonnage ‘ = Lillis sorn—Lives in the house No. 6 Batavia street: I | the Court. He did not think it was ever a legal, but only | Rey, 80 there is no risk in pure! artiole, Alb some of the democrats in Washington are represent | ¢yfic gct cost, the amocnt se neene een eee aN | THe Fire av ti Boxnep Wanenovsr.—The | slept with Catherine Crowley. before she went to, the | an arbitrary right, in theCourt, to su-yend juiement; and | Gruggists Keey it. Depot, 249 GretnwicX street, “shai aeaaie nema owing haetia: tate ee : , : 2 i is | country; I did not sleep with her since her return, butI | ashe had no sympathies to waste in the present case, ————________ ed as being in a state of greut uneasiness, owing to yous le thelr power, Weries, proportion of actual aria | fire at the bonded warehouse in Broadway, is slept in the edme rot, Teldinot know of any cuild being | Having’ deutemueeeres GF tie moral pera us AE oh Mrs. Jervis’ Cold Candy—Time-tested, and the rumors that the President elect contemplates | ert ind ionuage, entire o Peptide set tice | deserving of serious attention. If it had not | born on Monday night. Dr. Uhl—Made a pos marian feel inclined to exercise it. They would not, however, sesennendet by the rs key ope , for coughs, eompromising matters wit! secessioni yadition and fitness for “i a cot | ee! sked in ti examination of the child; the tongue was slightly pro- | exceed the term he would be liable to on a conviction for | ¢0lds, hoarseness, sore throat. an er pulmonary com- ee eee ener Beeman spenemaytionand Stness for servjce, and the names of | been checked in time, property to the amount | {riding from the mouth; the right side of the chest | false pretences. ‘The sentence of the Court wus, that the Plainis. Clay, Taslor, Denton. Van Buren, ani other dis. and Worthern barnburners, by selecting one from Pee ge Purenase forthe government. | of nearly a million of dollars would have been | slightly compressed; theré were noexternul maries of vio- | prisoner be confined in the State prison for two years isbed men, have recommended this really good’ each section fora post in the cabinet. Keep cool, When this information shall have been tar- ig 5 lence upon the body; I placed the lungs in a basin of | and six months. article. Sold by Mrs. W. Jervis, No. 366 Broadway ; “the 4th of March is near at hand, end | Bished by the department. we doubt not it wit | COu™med: and the people would have had to | water: they touted halt ‘way between the surface of the | THRTAMMANY HAIL, RoT—onoRE ror star or rRorsepivas. | Weber, Third street, below Chesnut, Philadelphia, and by gentlemen; the 4th of March is near at hand, and | Dis 3 Partment, we doubt not it will | hay the damage. ‘The fire must have been pro- | water and the bottom of, the basin; the duetus arterio- | — His Honor said—In thecase of JolimS. Austinandothers, | €ruggists generally. then we shall all know as to whether there be cause | disclose the most surprising mismanagement. - e 1s did not appear contracted; the Jungs aia nobscrspt sentence was to have been passed thisday, but since Hecker & Brother wish Familes who use / for complaint. bungling. corruption, and imbecility, with which duced either by accident or design. If by acci- he pulmonary arteries did not a) my op! ion the evidence of the post mortem assembling, the Court, or rather the Clerk, had been served their jrelf-rai ing patent flour, to observe that the beat ‘ee = with a copy of a bill of exceptions and an order for tent, edings in both branches of the Lezisla- | aac ShiaE dent, then it is an evidence of great careless- Is not sufficient t ye that the child re- | of proceedings. Hl ; ae SUNae ref bread is made by uddingin the propertion of at least one The proce : the tax paying people have ever been enter- ee ie par eee ea pe RRL Me cha UT i quart of cold water or milk to three pounds of flour—tho ture yesterday, were of the utmost importance to the inhabitants of this city. In the Senate, after lengthy and very pointed speeches from Mes: Cooley, | Beekman, Taber, Babcock and others, a resolution | for raising a committee to investigate the charges | of fraud connected with the Broadway railroad was unanimously laid on the table. It is remarkable | that not a single member raised his voice in behalt | of the road in question. The gross misgovernment | of thie city was dilated upon in ail ifs forms, and the steamers have been repaired in their mod tained. The actual cost of each steamer will appear to be absolutely incredible. If we re- member correctly, the mere cost of building | and sending to sea the Mississippi and Mis souri, was about equai to the prime cost of | building the capitol at Washington, or some- thing over a million of dollars. But the num- ber of times our more lately constructed naval , ness, and censure of the severest kind is due in some quarter or another. If by design, the act was not only a high erfme, but was probably intended to cover up other crimes. In either case, justice and the public interests demand a thorougl and searching investigation of the | whole matter. tor of the Port and the Chief of Police have been at the warehouse since the fire, with a We have heard that the Collec- spired. After a very clear charge from the Coroner, the jury rendered the following ict—We fim no direct testimony that Catherine Crowley is the mother of the de ceased child, now lying dead at this place; from the evi- dence we are led to suspect that the said Catherine gave birth to the said child; and we find that the deceased was still-born. Upon the recording of this verdict the girl was discharged from custody. ¢ Oncayvarios—Trisn Rrris—Trosas ing of the officers of vening. at the Mercer ‘The following are the companies already enrolled in the regiment :—Micchell Guard, Captain Mulcahy ; Ivish National Guard, Captain je udge of the Supreme Court [Hon. R. H. Morris] had dif’ fered with him, as he had a perfect right todo, and grant- edan order. The Court could not, therefore, proceed in the matter. At this announcement the court was quickly cleared of the remainder of the crowd, who appeared, for the most part, disappointed at the postponement of the ‘ Jinale. ENCED. John Dunlap, for am assault and bat- tery on John Hengham, with intent to kill, but con- vicied of assault and battery only, as before stated, was placed at the bar for sentence; and the Court, after some Appropriate remarks on the use of knives, and other dan- Jess mixing the better—just sutlicient to thoroughly wet. the flour. Bake immediately. in a deep pan, not more than half full. and in a weil heated oven. The flour should be weighed, and the water measured, for the sake of accuracy, which is important. Ladies and Men at Church r=Clear ax your conscience should be your skin and hair. This. can be so for two shilling. cake of JONES’ chemical soap will make your skin clear, white, spotless and soft, even ihe worst skin. Jones" coral hair restorative dresses harsh, gray, dirty hair, soft. dark and clean; makes it ee stops its falling, &c. Depot 403 Broadway. Try them. that there is proof of its breaking out in two or three places together, which, to say the least. | " , n ail its fo | steamers Meter Anaeionttaonathe ea tian ee é ne: mith O'Brien Rifle Guard.Captain Coghla gerousand deadly weapons, sentenced him to the longest members of the Common Council were handled | their trimming. and their boilers and farnaces. | . ag been stated: | saned cantata Doetally 1 Gemma Beg - | form twas in thelr power to inlet, namely, one year | gyusses, Shoulder Braces, Female § ; enitentiary. ‘The uniform adopted is very beautiful, ers, instruments for club-feet, knock-knees, bow-legs, weakness of the ankle-joints, and curvature of the spine. Also, a very superior elastic stocking, for enlarged yeing without mercy. The impression now is that the 2 2 2 and machinery, will be the most beautiful item Sepate will to-morrow pass the bill before it, making DISCHARGE OF THE GRAND JURY. The Grand Jury came into court with a bat phy rile green frock cout, with black dark buttons, black pantaloons’ with broad h of bills, | of their expen-es, The Water Witch, for exam- | ropa a date sks within cities looks suspicious. — ; ref Pat nok sapaladinn hich eth des cout making in all one hundred and ten, found during the pre- ‘ riee : except by special consent of the property owners 1 * é Pa ae Cnatianatnink of building at the time; and how it could have oe- | fy ileahy has been appointed acting Maj thanks of the court, which then adjourned till Monday, | Ann street, Sane aa along the line of route. | over, that ther 48 QQf Bow, perhaps, a sti | curred by aecident, if he was doing his duty, | and Mr. M. P. Neagle acting Adjutant. ; February 7. poeta ee 9 dain - ; Mr. T, F. Mr. 7 Theatricals and Musical. Eee te ec new, eye Senator vanderbilt gave notice of a bill providing | her original materials—timber, irorf. Copper. or is difficult to imagine. If there be any mj SHER AND THE Fine DepartMcst. *. who left last ev ton boat, | of wigs are pronounced the most perfect imitation of na- * 7 act in er orxith a x : 'e am 4 Bowery Ti re.—A new nautical dra 4 itled ‘ for the completion of the canals ina constitutional | cordage—in her comp ‘ition And these ri tery in the matter, let it be penetrated, and let | to lecture in Providence on Monde aig, an to 0 MERU EG WIS Pte ee ee te are vat snrented: Taoes wantial s very superior artile . iti i at his isdifferent | we venture to say, added to the original ex- : 4 oR ‘“ e to Bi &e., will, on his return to aeitier wi 5 Gc ueeteian ¢ b RS tory, No. manner; but it is understood that his plan isdifferent | we venture to say, added to the original cx- | the tryth come out. no matter whom it may | Gey invent a fever ecdbcicwde. utoatate te: | pote we ae cae pestis : 4 Wall street, where can be found the largest and best from that of the Executive, which wil! shortly be submitted to the Assembly, through the proper com- mittees. Mr. Cooley's resolutions for the appointment of a joint committee to consider the canal’question, 3 report a bill for the completion of the work, were de- feated in the Assembly by the casting vote of the pense of construction, have cost more money than would build, under proper management | three such veésels. out and out In connection with an exposition of all such extravagant squanderings of the public money Mr. Cartter has very properly demanded to know “ the names of the heads of bureaus, con- a ffect. arine Affairs. Derartene oF tHE Pactric.—The U, ship Pacific, Capt. Nye, left port at noon for Liverpool, with fifty-three passengers. names will be found in another column. M.steam- tend: Their | | making “Non piu mesta”’ the fi | adding that it bo: aid of the fund of the wid Department and orphans of the Ys ago to two ee! water, in the Tribune and ja Borgia the yy | evening, together with the farce of “Lad | delighted with the artistic execllence of in which the distinguished vocalist Ma Alboni has won the approbation of all those who the metropolitan theatre, will be repeated to-morrow Ninwo’s Gat dame Henriett to-morrow evening in “igerezia Borgi unnecessary to say those who visit the ‘outag appears It is almost den will be celebrated assortment in the city. Copy the address, Cristadoro’s Celebrated Liquid Dye chai the hair instantly to a beautiful black or tees, while hte preservative and Leautifier stimulates its growth, and penned its luxuriance to the latest period of life. ¢ dye is applied privately, and both sold at CRISTADO- B0'S, No. 6 Astor House, and by druggists generally. Gourand’s Liquid Hair Dyce is, without ex ception or reservation, the very best ever invented. Be- Speaker. According to our correspondent, th ; steamer City of Glasgow, from Liverpool for | tantenise servation, ti a ° Sak tieaal squirming and dodging when the vote | structors, engineers. and other persons con- Lonkdul arnyit away, tio BL GE eernreah patra | 8 are Pact Medicated Sram for Sule SEIN Leet he rned in the construction or equipment of each | 4°2*¢ Sis “ es a muzen | nd Times hollow. 1 to-morrow is “Nicholas : <8, &c. Poudre Sabtll came to be taken. cerned in the construction or e juipme at a ach shrouds he'returned’to Liverpool for repairs, and May Se Pol ged Kleby,”" whi ied. Gall” Ge erin uate Usui Rese heat settee But what, if possi greate: to | and n the navy This is | was to leave again on the 9th instant. eve.” fn our | well sustained. » will be the | Gloss, at No. 67 Walker street, near Broadway.’ the politicians, especially the democrat: striking at the not of the evil. The sequel | |, Cunnexts ov tH a te of ple eek rtinits hase co very amusing pieces are |, Hale Dye.—Batchelor’s Celebrated Liquia , - + ne i » Which was "1 ‘ DN Ra very i sing pt a 0 P . than either the Broad will show. too. the propriety and expedienc | found enc southwest of hus, te | announced for the entertainments of to-morrow evening. ee tte is the best ret diseovered for coloring the bair tion, is the announcement ion created ; the plan ¢ zation of the navy of Arkansas E on Mustang Island. Itis signed by The first is “The Lost Child, cond isthe “Butcher's r F a " e © plan rirti avy of J Arkansas .on Mustang . Itis sig : A ryt nae aS ot olient. 9 sucluding preee will be “A Cheap | #a8@ and certainty with which this favorite and old esta- among their represent the recent Nare-up B® | rin, Capt. Newenham, of the British ‘West India mail AL OE AY | Ge eee re mee | peat ir dve perforina iv axtonihing. Iti for nal, or tween the soft and hard shellsatTammany Hall. Mr. | (ite he Senate, whic Pe Nismce the fourth bottle which I have th | ul, the selections of Mana. | SbPlied. at BATCHELOR’S wiz factory, No. 4 Wall atreet wt f ice Waa gh Mics deni ommi he Se : ais makes the fourth bottle which I haye thrown | ger Walls Ob fail todraw'a ts Gilmore, « lua ‘ frona the a - trict aaa peihity etepdavthe overboard from this packet ta ain, when picked Leah age with “A’ Day Gave notice of a bill to repeal the charter tion of the ma currents of the Gulf, and any other ‘After The Weddi conclude with the fine old come- Sarcepay, January 21—6 P, M. many Society, and Mr. Alden, another hunker, from | For this purpose [ have thrown ‘There was nothing p i istrict ; an fawention f | fied and ignorant old 1 hoard one off Jacmel, St. Domingo; one off the | » 4g is eit rticulurly interesting or important the Fifth district, moved for an investigation of the | fled and ignora : ii Relic cWtien quoceediag: fee Servoa te | I Soot fering the | #t the stock market, at the first board, today. ‘The trams affairs of that time-honored tution, an ertain | as of the my April; one in the Mona Passag was crowded. Parwick ti actions were quite larz®, and a larger portion than usuat whether its funds had been applied to charitable pur- | ul mae in | homas, in May; and this one now, when uearly a day | auty besa if The concluding piece will he for cash. ‘The coal stocks were quite active, at full prices ces, as Was Ori y intended in the act of inc reorganization of the navy imp out from Jamiica, en route for Havana and Hondu- eg j Send YOu Wi degaatd oly Frie Railroad was well sustained. Long Island fell off poses, ‘ reorganiz I - = al well a Thomas | 7% ve: aftennt stirs : pon ri ate < ; fr We are «! well on board, some - ) _ AMEnica. the afternoon General Tom | one por ¢ but little stock was offered. Panama Rail poration. These movements will | requires s new xyatet onnel, pron ve ha@/no strious illness during the ‘Thumb app y perform the r ee pallies. Bol not a few of the cliets warriors be Were | pews accorili | (November 17%.) absence from Eu, | iece called venting the farce | road is steadily working up to the old place again, A few ee tons a ¥ Ww ents, Lieut. | of the “Double Bedded F aud “Hop 0° My Thumb.” | shares ave put on the market every day. Florence and j Paar treet aa a artarieae abe thie Bes me ualification for active —___________ ' nd equesirian performance will be given | Keyport has been much benefitted by its recent report ‘-eseoeslbichse aeuiore Ale | terprising an entirely ne Distress tn the Island of Made | numb ce tomorrow evening, Mr. Nathans | The market at the second board wus buoyant and active. nole Indians have formaliy declared war against the te nid. hay vy f { j ster I All the dane 3 i | rumor prevailed that | *¥stem in construction. equip- | de igenc by th nd ponies will s 4 arly every stock sold at an improvement on prices eur heap ieepraeeier etsy deren art eel . | ment and repairs of the ships. and especially of | ly hrought upon the | phtldine | OreRA Howse tive negro | rent in the mora’ sand his force had be ry : Ried ical ARERR ELD n of, the tenar 1 entertainments will be giv ar resort, to The receipts at the office of the Assissant Treasurer of , sped that, with t he | the war ain 1 th “ an me etecolem pe house i re 1 Piondrea SAGESOW Oven this port today munted to $$108,548 15; payments troops raised | state of al | reform. the ¥ " din the | {9 hate Se Coie Satan ns with platoon of the Ei », attended not suclodies and in. Government Departm 1 nd ld. | vith instant, ot 7 o'clock, to take measures for | t Ata Lott span: hie ate t to-day, January 21st t f I ¢ y 0 » ate suffe r have been as (oll M6 base. Dey Goods— savages, apd remove tleia frou the everglades of eri h. Westervelt Van eed from the conti 2.814 packaze Andes. Drugs-33. boxes Florida forever. struction, ejuipment n Burden, Cl H | ryovden shed is (ie n for to oortee paste, 803 boxes, 4,44 balf boxes, 1,200 jor ; : .T ood { quarte: 140 kegs ing: 100 sacks almonds. lron—821 , i t i The steamship dee robe letabaedll rs, Beg the mo on | hibition of the Holy Land draws we bars; 110 tous pig, I bars. Mats—585 bales ing, and ber maile will be forwarded to this city. by | Senat 18 { Kote it from those who price o beautiful | suger 14 Steel—H9 bundles, 19 pent mittee of ib a ug cae Ansari Te ee eee tne | Bouse.will he followed 1 rondway Railroad, were not 1 resis, poaliaps, the most beautiful paint | ews bl - : be ready for delivery early to-morrow mor ate ia a copy of the bill introduced in the | s prisoner's tr 1 in this city u work of great a Pear aby By reference tp our despate ya t fr. Taber:— ng violinist, Camilla Urso, and Miss uvliou. fron. point opposite Montreal it will be obe rved that an immense number of cars, | tent. are accomplished injustice in ono in the subseriptic meerts of the | ty Roy tLe y reoipts dur sth vnd tot We want un for fs ‘oston Laine ciple du filled with Wee «.n produce f York mtedin the | i cert at | ing th f ine Ma meeting passed through that pli ay and the day | efficient steam s stan | eodbe: Ay next, | held at Montveat on the 1Tt ihe SoMlowing state £ rtieu) » con uct | inform y J ment vs pee before. Peeus ; Ave t | "Mr. de B, Roberts, the tragedian, § at Menyphits, | ent wan presen i. or avenue of seat ne representati fr. J. B, Robe he tra , fei ‘ A yesul yester ay arrived at Boston, with in and Cer vena: t er the Balle? teow cee | ken to be o Receipts tor 1 v $140,988 ‘ t | ment at the | Expenses atk ° avon . heen wrecked. Only two of eae : n : ' | cted, in rderence to t ter A * thoee who wern on board as yet heen heard | ‘terven { po ee nb : il day at the Tombs te : ' a feoight from rece iccee tater bere oon sth Mf an shall o 1 wi he eee rn thou Lae , 1 locomols employer The rey y Inpectur shows that three | defences and yy ; ae ; nalts = . police - y will i + raat ay «182. 5: dle hundred and ers ja the city and | our * me td \ q \ 1] oak a brew cov first : cae Railroad das — ae bg county of New Yor led In the : : | 3 ptt of this State Tir NED The November wns $214 per share, for five ees ee arenas lh ie Silla : ; er oe hiro | tl Soa Master th Rha a in Waching: | month arnin, The corporaifon is entirely of aggregate of the preced Iie "| cannot protect our commer ; Ige th 1 for | the 1 om florida, tat ¥ : | debt of any name or nature, and has each surplas of seventy-two women, one b d and nine protect Atle , with on | 1} id action | jn over St. Jolm’s bar, near the woy, on Wed Dy rp Sow.—The St. Paul Afinnesotion, of | $40,000 on har ising of tho freight tari will, it randred our girls d the ny r- | course and tien « esday alterncon previous, & large sea tounster wi the Tot inst., state were not three con- Lath we per wee 10 its divi and one hundred aud four sont 08 hou er acy ariee requir: | nesday alferncon pr 1 ! ; i } vi Phe infant mortality observe ‘ ; af i shave e strong i | , va t shell 1 n stretehe 0 on, the sari nce of tie wales the se secutive iu December tia oe not be ug mn Waiter ities 1 the Saw ann — 2: ¢ r i veL wav v | . y iD " | being perfeetly calm a he time. mM monster was Ow between two an bar 1 nan the Northern te . Re ee an ane sen in view of the trac American policy expected pes yf 2; | apparently about sixty feet in length, of a dark color st. and further orth ach deeper. | ee ane i ne i oeekt teuloy atti uandred and twelve children had not re ye Reade , to | approuching black, Its head was as large as a hogs: | The last storm eontimed sixteen. hours, and snow | Pusiness alone with enable oe Sie bund y administration; but it is vain to « Pr ! is head be . ed si; ven if {¢ shout lowe: w part of. Ita th brentoveeiy ace of ten years. The prevailing diseases were of the new administr ; tal t opevation wit 8 of sai head, and its body, ¢o far as it was visible, in propor- | badly drifted. ‘Travelling impeded all over the | even if ie should lore a par en ae K wa + when yery severe weather, filthy aud | (empt to strengthen it hy the addition of ship 1 ball take effect immediately | tien, | country, the threatened competition of a rival tine, (not Mee built) / ay alweys exis evere F, Iivhy Manginy weeps ay ene