The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26

ALBANY, January %. 1886.

A long discussion took place the proprety ofpub-
fishing account Of deposits in Savings Banks and
resolutions for the revision Of the law were adopted
The House in Committee Of the Whole, also passed
the bill authorizing the dissolution of the Masonic Hall
Association in the city of New York. aT
In the Assembly, they were again blest with swarm
of applications for Bank interpretations. But wind
and weather seem to be against them for think the
majority of the members have set their faces against all
new Banks. They say that after they have strained
every destroy the hydra headed monster the
URitsd States Bank, they will not allow her numerous
offspring to take her place.
The bill for the relief of the city of New York. was
passed the second time. The guns Of the opposition
completely silenced, and expect will pass the
third time Monday.
Mr.. Yates submitted to the House string of resolu-
tons in relation to our affairs with France condemning
the conduct Of the latter in persistn in their demand
of an apology. They lie on the table until Monday.
The exchange papers from New York dated January
9th, arrived here yesterday. 1t appears that the mail
bags containing them had by the most unaccountabe
neglect been left behind.
In the Assembly this afternoon, the bill for extending
the charter of the New York Hibernian Provdent So
ciety, was passed.
The Harrison Convention meet here next week.
There will be awful doings-psrhaps an earthquake.
They resoued get Harrison in for the Presidea-
cy, even if they push him in edge ways.
Mr.. Editorials Judas Bachelor builds entirely his
ISLANDERS against Dr. Sleigh the remarks of the Editor
of the London Lancet it may be well for the public to
know something OF its editors character. ls Its edi-
tor one of the most open and proane Indels in Eng
land 2dly His Journal has been the vehicle of every
possible Islander against all the medical in Lon
don. 3dly. He prosecuted by that celebrated ply
stefan, Dr. Abernehy, by Sir Ashley Cooper, also by
MIR. Bransby Cooper, surgeon ST. Thomass Hospi--
tal by DIR. James Johnson physician to the Royal ia
miy, by MIR. Guthrie surgeon 10 the forces, and by
merous other eminent men, till what appeared in that
Journal was considered no SANDER! He is the
representative of the Infdels of England Parliament
there opposing every thing connected with religion or
the scriptures. Moreover the only medical man ever
spoken well OF in that Journal DIR. Lawrence, who
put out of the Professorshp of the Royal College
OF Surgeons for attempting TO poison the minds of the
medical pupils with nhdelity. This is the man on
whose opinion Bachelor builds his ISLANDERS worthy
coadutor of himself, Day of the Sun, and his Cincin-
matt correspondents. L defy him TO contradict Of
these facts MEDIcUs.
| POLICE, Monday.-A Dishonest Apprenticeship.
Albert Salters Baker, No. "A Frankfort street, made
complaint of his apprentice James Barrett under the
| following circumstances. Barrett time since,
complained that he dissatisfied with the nature Of
his business, and was DESTROYS Of learning other
trade. His master consented, wishing him learn
ANYTHING be did not ike-he gave Barrett permission
TO look about and seek employment more suitable
to his taste. On Tuesday, lady who resides at No11
Hagur street, came to Mr. Salters to pay for the bread
she had been receiving. Mr.. Saers did not know
until then that he had such customer, bat to his
establishment. he learned that since July last she had
been regularly served with two, three, and four loaves
Of bread daily, by Barrett, who had received the money
but that he had called for the last payment due,
she came TO pay il Mr. Salters. Barrett confessed that
he had taken the money, but that he had put part Of
it in the drawer and the remainder be had expended
Last night the store Of Pine, Van Antwerp & Co.
entered through one Of the front windows, by some
rogues in search Of money. They broke open all the
bills with which they decamped. They had previously
entered the next door to them in Pearl street,
through the scuttle but finding nothing TO recompense
them for their pains, they essayed Pine & Van Ant
werps.
Officers Bowyer, WEIGH, and Brink arrested yester
day morning, two men, a charge of stall bling man
named MInosh. The persons brought up were Peter
Trufert, who keeps a Saers Boarding House at No.
James street, and Louis Drast, his bar keeper AcIn
tosh and friend were pushing along James street, about
III o'clock on Sunday night and they stopped at Tru-
fert's TO drink While in the bar room, Mcintosh COM
menced speaking of the French, and used very hard
TERMS Some of the boarders who present, took
il up, and scuffle ensued. Mcintosh and his friend
were put out Of the house. and while standing near the
door, Mcintosh received three very wounds from
some unknown person. He Immediately carried
to his boarding house in Front street. and his wounds
dressed. Some persons stated that they saw Drast
snatch rggcrs knife from the shelf and with it in his
hand, assisted in putting Mcintosh Of the house,
nothing however satisfactorily proved that could
implcate the persons, and they discharged Mcln
tosh was sent TO the Hospital.
LIFE IN WAsHNoToN.-A letter writer says:-Ths
city very gay. The whirl Of balls and parties is just
beginning to move. Governor Cass gave his second
official call last evening Woodbury. and Forsyth fol-
low next as for Mr.. bachelor Secretary