0 . awe veason at the | Ozdem Haggerty then stated that unless Mr Graf | hia, on the anaiversary | Tivoli Saloon, a series of Balls, which the greater fen, one of the counsel for Amory and Leeds, be- a - n day, appears by the papers | portion of the community inthe habit of enjoying trl sega ty CN No Caledonia gt/Bostén on Tuesday afiernoon. Per cnin phe Aa ad Be ug A; . Oe = pennants ch jareiperhaps wn- | [The Recompen here remark She probably feltthe late severe gales Yesterday | president: nee read from thei] aware of. This may Belaccoun’ only by the taugh as avowing bis int nts BI ; was her nineteenth day @tsea. on; ” 7 x _ | taasouming and ly conduet ofthe mame- J fen down \ . sto! boa to that respectable pers PS Warursazor, Feb 19,1812, ' 4 AYENS called swapn—The _ lemee of the Co _ a. b this card, R. takes occasion to state Cunard’s steamers have yet been Out. Giwruenitw It Would off the The toost Gnqeetitied forward to the notice of the |-conversation alluded toby Mr Nathan, took pl Yo the Renate thio maret ’ object in reference tothe US ib ved by four o’clock yesterday afternoon, we shall pleasure, could I avail myself of your polite invitation, | PUblic the superior merits of their society—supe- | at the room of a literary association in this city; nate thiamorning, after the prayer, Mr | assignmentsis. From appearances - 8. Bank y 4 d , we shall | ?e.reresam with you ou the Anniversary ofthe burthet | rior in all that constitutes a delightfal slace. of | Oxden Hagsetty then threatened, to flog Mr. Grit. | ATCHeF rose, and said he was sure jt must have | perseverance is likely to hold th Lobster receive her news this morning, and publish an Ex- | the most illustrious man and devoted patriet who has | am, E sa delightful place of | ¢. 0 + because he had compared his f; nd Tad Bir, | ¢8¢8Pedthe attention of the Senate thas this was | Party, a# they denominate th é “ Anti-Biddle cna Hensem immediately thereafter: sreq red : a ) followin, tion uf- injunction issuing from the Court of Chaacery to re- the company. Here all reserve appears to be thrown | @ young man of about 30 years.) Providence, fA gmace who, ia dhe herds of worm del . Wright, of Beaton, b quitea strain certain persons and paper: publishing or » was the chief instrument in achieving ein disclosing the contents of a buadie of letters, said to be written by certain politicians of this city and else. published in the U. S.Gazeite. That ‘ po ir. 3 ibbons, Society of Uo is ms ° Washin,tten, : mated that the “ irresponsibility” of M , Feb. 22, B12. pees f 0 such allu- MING) ON, ne Doce. | ipsa’ oh pet hen know ner has he “2 er, iu not pi Another ise of wistom and truth embodied mm his farewell ad. | off, and each Ww igor prodaced FY ruth embodied m his farewell ad- | off, andeach apparently feels as much at home as | ,. /Vilness continues—Something was said at this | dress—and to take, with each of you, the pledge t % ah ‘i i = | it. In hon Resolved, That as mi ernment oat aeceptabje mode ot deing honor to the memory | ate acquaintance. Without hesitation full intro-| gerty aud Co as mnvid 1 ‘th tyne A the Senate adjoura ; which ‘im the history of civihzed man; ofthe Father of his Country, and discharging the hig! Loss 1 remarked that {| motion was unanimously agreed te. Ireland its America, will not be n Cranues F. Murcwets, \re- Lgebeewhi ductions are given at all times, having full eonfi- | thought not; I advi b . where, to the ie ac te fotiethcnet tee sbewhicheach andallofusoweto ourselves asd 10 Our 3200 in the, respectability of all,, Many entire | ANY BUY to select one of Mr., Grilfen's sons, and | TH¢ day has been celebrated in am appropriate the proper objec Sf sch. esting by the dutrod cently imprisoned und tried for forg id noe For the kind regard which you express for me, accept | families attend the balls, aud it is pleasure indeed | ®°t,the old gentleman. manner by the military of the city, and by’ severad | ‘ion of any topics of discord, conuected with te oe large on bail, ready to make afresh sensation inthe | the tribute ofmy sincerethanks. Your ‘approval of my to see (what may at ere all. tins ye ce Fy pra § on bake hea was here closed charitable and other. associations. ‘The Executive mater ermine thie it “sn | es be see.) a wAxLEs O’Convon, eed i i i Pr is resolution, Mr. Mt re- summing | mansion was thrown epen in the evening, and the ‘ked, that-am effort bad been eae in Bee, a past political course—directed as it has been to the faith- comm jul discharge of my duty, will not fail to animate me in | whole quadrill set comprised of one family, parents | up on the part of the defence.at 2 o'clock, and con- | president received a large dumber of ‘is fellow. | the more violene Abol jonneet the. ou pare esi . number tig fellow: M itionists to ¢: t the sub- alithat remains of the future. Thet l'entered upon the | and children. Last 5 cluded at six in the evening. Figuct edtacotc,cutapuetec’ Gutceie | witmeased’' scone af plnece a he Tiel, | rset ta meats een oe | eam with Msconomed deity a grace. {Ea lrtaneey od tanga ged acta i > | law of the lan so r rosec P i i aa tain ob histor ur ie happening of cating | longo be, ememabered. Rather a larger company | eriminal characte, that i became neseasary fran | ext member ofthe House of Repreentatver ced | tome sheep Kee me) he mith than usual were in attendance, and each one ap- | indictment to be found by a Grand Jury, before eldest member of the House of Representatives, and |'semo attem) in‘other sectione- ered it e: world. reported that these letters contain 2! exposures of the morals and mirth of, at ever yet have been read. The ‘‘Glent- worth papers,” so famous'in their day, are not a oir- cagronided jap deshet een cosh pe 4 sm eeded to the Presidency—and, by @ dispensatio } 4 : cumstance to theéé—they even rival the Pickwick} piyine Providence, a new Ciperimest Upon our Tnatite Lone to vie with the others in en, f ing them- | any individual could be placed upon his trial, and | 0V. Morrow of Ohio, the oldest man in Congreas, of the country, Papsrs. ‘These lettérs number no fewer than about } tion in the progress oftrial. A President, elected by the | &¢lves. ‘To endeavor to enumerate the various re found, that the prosecution must confine theia | are very seriously ill with the plarisy. ¥, under such eircumstances, that this “a scvendy WW Rit eae oP Uses Tan paren in length |=: Becple, Gasset Sate lets at ie’ Nous ats CRE persons and incidents on that occasion, would be | charges to the points of said indictment. ‘That in ‘i i . jomal Convention: should send forth to the Uni . ty yn ther pag gth 5 party. His willis, for the most part, the law which ger. a task for which we fvel our ineapability. Some | the present case the counsel fer proseeution had To give you an idea of the general accuracy of the | a desided expression of its opinion pre Riio Ng wl and they e written with great good humor and eras. bis pasty.) Responsible, on meget ae jon, things: however, that elaimed our attention while | travelled over nearly every transaction of business correspondent of the New York Courier & Enquirer, | 8¢¢tien of the twe subj (Great a al : te in the Pickwicisiaa style. They were | yi, Persie nenpns be nt Polineet poling, ari emg wits, hd Rags ree mildly Gane; or promennding that had passed between Amory and Leeds and the it is only necessary to mention that on two occasions, Bai SF aemeced the sting philanthropy oe the received from several parts of the country,but prinei- | surance of support, Not so, however, witha Vice Pre- | interesting rh a allateen rh aw ren Adee ale 9 Hagseriyie; daring ro po eK tae the former | recently, he has mentioned a rumor, that Governor coean for ite Cheeta, wien Nea: are fhe pally from this city,during the great contest for Gen, be ped mise . addy Xt. reeaidaney, by Ene canteen We cannot but commence by speeking of that at ey entirely. ri on Ne agree Poindexter had come into possession of a letter }petish at ite fect; aad fedulged in bese oe 4 Harvigon, ia 1839 and 40, and addressed to the | eanvars,ani hasbeen selected more with reference to ous specimen of nature's handicraft, Miss M before the jury, and the distance in five hours. were very respectable, and the amount of liquor Spo si id Med 3 Ll flog Lge aancis GxiFFEX, Who was sworn, and depose i ‘ ‘ rowing off vari as follows—I bad a Sonversacion with, Me. ten onthe GATE, Teac —Shakspeare’s frageay of Dee aa Ter. yeor-coo thee biked he color, lean be seen thew ole length of roadway . er Sons, last ello is produce: 9 ni , with a tremendous cast— feo more attractive frhleht thewreey nig the Pr yurtetta of Paris ond London | i# believed that this has been effected. This hope, | sites No model of Dublin, of Ningare, and half & is performed for thethird time. The scene representing | I admit, was considerably dampened in the even. | million of curiosities. bie pe ean nimel Mag- the stage of a French theatre, with @ view of the ing, when news came from Washington that the netism beats Col. Stone out of sight. burat throu sh the floor. Mn. Srevaws’s Beaurires, Yacnt.—I\ will be seen by an atvertirement in to-day’s paper that Mr Stevens iateads to sell kis beautiful yacht, tae Oa- kahy-e. Soe can be bought a great bargain,fand ie te most noble little crait that ever walked our waters. She's a perfect Water-Witch. inti —<—<$—<—<$<<— Fixe Patwrinos—About 160 very fine Goxsee Gerenar or Mexico —Don Juande ie Granjais ne longer “ Mexico Vice Consul” for thi oity'and State, in consequeace of the recent chang iu fhe Mexitan Government. Mr. LE. Hargone has been appointed in his place, with the additions! utie of Consul General. eg rt Sxow satan om coy from the Ver- | the same world with him ; onoe while wilh him on |; aa he rabbis are no less determined to persevere now | specimens of the wat Patriot of Sarurday last, that a snow storm of | board of a steamboat, he said he had threatened to ; , - T than before. Some of the friends of J. W. Tyson call th f the public te the saleof Neaneepey i Deatiy fenethe depth ot eghteen tie Amory if he did not do something he wanted igre d we Codkaag iealieh ‘and meh fear that this rejection is ominous ol his fate ae eiinnutact Haller ihe Cioulatn tone mn = ‘ed : t eu im to do, ‘acto! recei| " H t ato lew 5 iochee—the wind blew violently and the snow | Joxsruaw Narain was called and swom—! pogteea rie Ter cree oepdict tar Pees Commissary General, — Miller & Co. this day, st 12 0'¢look, at the Merohante” drifted so much as to make the roads im; Was precent at aconversation held in presenes of ! London atremendousrun, Josiah Randal, Esq, is out in a card in reply to | Exchange.

The New York Herald dated February 24, 1842

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