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CouEr or GENERAL sxs~i.Hs Friday, May sih.-
Patrick o Bnen. iinp, ad,d wlh WIN TayL,r IN
dcted for an assault and beiury upon Michael Shor,
was put upon hrs trisl Complainant depossd that
he sold o zen counter for 3D. which beng sailed
10 the ,,r. IN. defendant brought along Mr. 'nyoi,
a carpenter, with n crew bar, to remove H. Com
plassnt ibid hun he must have his m,ney hfs,
and stepped up 20 "ir,rryni' him from carrying u
off; then Taylor gave him y kneck over he should
ers with The ron bar, and . Bncn beat hum ~nh ms
fst and otherwise III ireasd him. The defendant
proved his character o. be- good The fact ~ the a.
sau,i however, was clearly proved AID 'hej Jury o"nd
him gu Hy.
Mr.. Brady, a. counsel, cnqnired if'he Corr, would
receive sijsyiis from the defendant N Mii'gaucn u
punis hmm
the Recorder plirt that he Intended 70 sisc"n-
tnue that prsc,ic, Il was trying the cause over
twice
The septfncc will be pronounced TO-DAY.
Edmond Burke was pui upon ifiNi Tor hhd UPON
Aaron Ciak the Mayor. The Diairci arornry. |"
.snnp The c,,c observed that he prs"ner ~ r""io
m ~ l., Law, ,ond only he indicted hr nv ~
~ n ms ol fact he etood heIurr the r"nru', y ~
oui ppjirer IL then as ed the ar'- ~ ne cn-',
- folL.~s: The pri-pner had ~nde IN 'svh h.
ne nd " q. thn prem-r- 2i9 Nr'op~ t,c'jn n
mat during the lat etcaoi his sprnr, tie MAY o.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-09

In distant times when barb'rous man
In cea.el,ss contes ~sI'd,
And crush1d ny SUITES relies less ban.
Ali social peace was marr'd;
woman as umpire in'erposed,
With pls'n,ive eye rebuked
The saEgune broii. Tie Iumult slesed
Suife ceased ~here'er she-tsoked.
Or, Ii some RI hess monster sill
Her winning power d-hed,
With tame submission 10 her will.
lie yielded when she-sighel
Ifscme crime. foster'd ION OF Cain
The bonds Of peace unript.
To strict obedience forced agais.
he paused when woman-Uept.
When thus she was with vic ory blest.
Her Tears away she brushed;
And, whilst rude man er worth confessed,
With modest pride sLe-bixAAsd.
Now all-entrancsd he gszed, and spoke
ibis lose IN language wiic;
Then DER his k~art, 10 seal her yoke,
With Heavenly grace she-smiled.
While thus before mans spell .bcund eye.
Charm after charm up sprung,
He listened. " it'll new surprise,
As trump h.crowned, she-suns.
No art such corqu, SITS could complete
Twas ature's magic all;
Til but when woman tries deceit
That nan scapes her thrali.
May won ans power continue long,
When by sucn arm-r gaihed!-
BY t-ars, by smiiss,b signs, by song,
Be still h-r sway maintained!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-09

90 The evening edition Of the HERALD, published
at 3 O'Clock on Saturdays, contains the Ship News
of the week, embodied on the first page and forms
one Of the complete shipping lists in this Goun-
try. The commercial reports Tor the week being
daily reports of the markets they occur, are also
brought together in this Sheet and form price
rent predicated actual transactions and therefore
give better view of the market than can table Of
nominal rates only.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-09
DIX. w LLlAMS, OGULlST.
To the Editor Of the Republican Herald Proyidk~ss Rhode \
land Copied from that paper.

DEAR SIR
Partap gui Sserrk Jeraf.
Writing as thi, moment be- ond the lines of tl~e
Bay state, am consequently under mmed SUPER
vision Of the Mass Medical Society," the Bo,on Medical A.
ISOLATION beth OF which learned bodies have ever kady
relieved me Of her jurisdiction and y perhaps
venture To state renewedy the truths tn
which editorial and profrssonabe capacity was de-
eIsred unworthy Of the r Eel owshp.
hspeakng and demonstrating truth by visible evidence be
offence In place Of residence hope the indigaa.
ton OF the Rhode Island faculty will poured out, when
again state pbyscaa, and from personal observation
that john Williams the Ocu per and perform.
ing more cures OF diseases Of the than az
the Mass Gen. Hospital the Boston Eye Iarnary or in the
private practice of any twenty members Of The medical pro-
fesson.
Cases which saw while student nine years since rive.
up rs incursbe both the Hospital Iaarmary by the
most emneSt Surgeons New England now 70 be sees
cured.
have written these few lines without Mr. wi,Ii.ms know
lee &C. du,y and public good He pub
lie senefacer, and he not ony his sub.
stan,ial reward but the public expr- gratitude which
he richly deserves Having visited this city day upon
professional business, have emb aced this hasty opportu.
ry by personal examination ouvpce myself the truth
Of the assertion made In the Plot respecting geatssns
and having that conviction felt imperative moral obl
CATION o state the facts The public although hurried
and imperfect manaer
IL not be- irrelevant subjon remarks which are
germins the occason.
Mr. Williams peculiarly Of manner may have preudced
will only say tina, upon forming peonsi scquain
sscs ~h that genemaD, any vii be csnvisced that In
only constitutional pecuisy, which m,rs under his
control than is his comp lexor.
JOHN .. BARTLETT. N. d.
Provide nee, r. ,Jonr Sd, 1855.
T the Editor OF the Herald.
Dear r,-As am just about Boston, I win
thank to give the above watch have written great
haste, an .sers- tomorrow.
Mr.. wllismsis ignorant Of being WRITERS and You will
obige me by coneeslins ,he fact from hin.
my33t. Your, Ac. J.aR
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-09

Mr. Whiting--I suppose il was upou ~. San.
| Honorable" "~'e
Jacob Hays testified that the paper is the sam.
now az 1t was when he got il from the Era Office
Officer Sparks testified that he arrested the prison
er at O'Clock on the evening Of the second day of
the election, in his bed. He denied having been az
Tammany Hall, or any knowledge of the clrcan-
stances. AS ne was bringing prisoner down. prisoner
Prisoner What a a lie you arete ling now.
Sparks-Yourc an impusent scoundrel
Court-Pnsoner, you must not talk that way.
Sparks resamed-Prsoner appeared 10 talk very
raionaly on his way the pehce office--talked on
different subjects as he thought perfectly sane
Bald win testified that he lived in the same house
with prisoner; does not think him insane; he made
good deal OF disturbance in the house when he was
drunk; was very peaceable when sober
Hezekah b. Chapman sworR-.Has known the
prisoner for some years. thinks him perfectly sane,
and very shrewd man; never saw him in liquor
The testimony here closed
The Dslrcl Attorney read from Archbalds chi
mlnal Peadnes, p. l3; LIST Russell on Crimes, p. 80,
and Roscoes Criminal Peadngs 7s3, to show that
voluntary drunkenness cannot be use in extenuaIon
of crime; that the plea of drunkenness no ex-
cuse; and that one crime cannot be excused by the
preparation OF another.
The court then adjourned The till today, per-
hitting the jury 10 separate with the usual caution.
HASTE MAKES WASTE When the New England
steamboat sunk the other day, the emily man that
was drowned was one who endeavoured to be tho
first to jump on board the schooner. Let this be
warning Yesterday, when the Hoboken and Bar
clay street Feny-boa reached The New York wharf.
a man, named VIM. Carlisle, endeavered to jump
ashore before the boat touched the dock his foot slip
ped, and he fell into the water Every effort
made TO recover him-but without avail-he was
drowned! Peace to his soul
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e! yAUxH,LL aAnD.x.-sU Day EVEN
ING, June lob, GRAND CONCERT or SACRED MU-
Prineips Vocal rerormer.Mrs so- =, Mi. Pearson Mr..
insrumen,s PEI n.r-vEin. Mes.rs D. mirsso, cbuba,
M My r. .fS on s,Is.'."s ~. :, A.
Fus. Mr. Observation-Disclosures. Messrs Cur tan and 10
Mson"T"m""ns' Mr. Dodwsr.srD~us. 3, um.. NJ. Mar
ray. LEADER, Mr. Jsmies-a -Csndn,ie. M Pearson.
Tb- eborus.s. viii be laI and saSc,ivs. Ads,,spc- 10
essu. j.sn
open Residing Roorn =, Nc ia7 Nassau ret, on Msndsy
iih i-sn where can be s~sn the Daily and other esre
ks hs. given such unparalleled success 10 The Penn, F.
per" Wa furnish III greatest sm.urt Of Intelligence Tor
only ON GENT ,eesys ss s,.:s 8
% .1S s sosS n. 70, 'Ds al The Dali. r
the ebsspes, ~. Cos, sspgh, Tss psblc respectfully
i'vi'es 70 call and loas- t,r the n elves. Jait
ITO II I'm AND PoRi ER HoU~E KEEPEss.
Ay peoa having house The above line 10 de
poss Of r,sy hes ~ cash cusomr by add r,sirr note 10
g. css ., III Hsr.l. pos, paid, ssdng Locations price,
Ns One ~ The vicinity Of ss~ery and Chatham street
~un'd be preferred. JsN.
CASH TAILORING EsTABLI.HMKNT.
p 3. ' d.. %o s"y yy so1 s s on ." 90
tsilors usually charge $50 10 IS, fer sis -
PAnsl"ons, If sane cob. zee
white ~ brown drilling Pants 3W
Hs.d,oms ngore- Marsei,sv as, fHosM
made ~ ne hes, and no., fs.sions' ie syie.
o. suitable for a.ilar. ~a,eS win be sols :, very
'T,h ~ nrerfr cash -
MsHIosN NONEN Nee. o. ~ ~. D~wca Guy
W. ssh "nd ., the chartered CoVI'ry ssAssosgh ." the
hest srm -,s~
Ui-e,., rrdisss.
Keats a., OH.
, ''e'.t co.~sl. .w;.i.
nsi,srr, NV ivp~vs.
c c.s.n |. -, 's "Hv,v,s"sR-;
no 10 Brvsdwsy, aud "a WaL 81
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p The WEEKLY HERALD will be published this
msrning at o'clock.
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insanity. Witness coroborated the testimony Of DR..
Cran in respect to tho appearance Of witnesses
head.
VIM Mcdowell sworn-Knows prisoner lived in
same house with him; prisoner Is subject 10 com.
plant in The head when he gets drunk; thinks II
TAKES less hqfor affect prisoner than would other
p.opk; PRISONER had told witness that he got the
injury m bis read from beatng he had received;
no, sure that H.. had no, SAID u was eccssoneu by
The fall Of a scaffold upon him. Prisoner appeared
differently while under the influence OF liqasr than
other men usually do IN siIn'lsr circumstances.
Themes Conley tssuf,d that he saw prisoner ut
The pos; hr was under the excitement OF liquor nj
the u,ne. Witness adv sed HIM TO 20 home, adding
that he had BUSINESS there. Prisoner replied that
no harm ould come 10 him; prisoner did not stag
ger when inrbrated; II t,ok ttlo To affect him;
YER knew prisoner 10 take any particular interest
the election; prisoner charace for truth and vera
cit, was very good
Mayor Clark recsled-Wifness never saw nor
heard VI the prisoner before his transaction.
Jancs Daley eworn-Has known Burke seven
IN ,n,h,; lived IN The next room 10 him. About
n,sn,h befop isoner was taken up he attempted to
commit "a eide, Prisoners wife came into witness
rom cryipg, and brought rsx-rs and knives 10 DC
kept ou, .f the way Of ner husband; heard hum say
he would cut his ihros,; u was after ne nao oeen
sr.k,pp ihst he ihra.n, to kil himsriL ,
John Bux,op Jt sxorn--Wss NJ Tammany Hall
when prsonsr rsne in and stated what was con-
IN ~ 4 IN the sfFiiavi; no person peheveo h,'n AZ
frs. his soyv spp, rr toO inc onsr'sn W oehef;
p,sn, end he had been ~ the New rfce aud
ih-y wonlg NIT iat any notice oi ~ a'er the am
dsv, ws- s,r ned, WINE. srco"ps""" 'he p''s"ner
i. IN. Me-. E,s .fvi,r and hard hun snv 10 the
el,,L ",,'. All .,,s,yht nsw,' and imn the ri RI
,,,s -, dad go. hen, the pr s''ner read the sf
csv,, Ttr W I'd .Eq was stricken MI nv Mr.
h. ~ ~, New Eta Office, saying that Il was not
j,muc. ni,.
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HEADACHE.

A CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
n which has been used in families, every member OF
which has had sick headache from infancy consttu
tional family complaint and has cured efecuay in every
unpleasant the taste and does not proven, the daily
avocatons of using it, il be persevered in and
the is gradual but certain and permanent Instances
are constantly multiplying where this distressing
plant completely relieved and cured, although OF years
standing, by the of Dr. Spohn's celebrated remedy
One decided preference is its pleasantness having none
Of the nauseatng effect Of common drugs.
1t is perfectly satisfactory that the proprietor has
given drecons for his agents refund the price to
who is not pleased WITH and cured by it. He
hopes also that this may its great benefits to the
distressed sufferers who laboring under headache.
E. Spohn NJ. d Inventor and Proprietor, Fletcher
street Maiden lane, door below Pearl street. New
York.
All Editors who will insor. tho above ane year. in a
weekly paper shall be entitled to dozen the remedy
For sale in Washington by J. l.. PEABODY.
may l5-lawly
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POETRY.
Erom Bentlsys Miscellany.
A GENTLEMAN QUITE.

In Bentley's MAY number read of goose,
Whose aim In this life was 10 be of some use;
Now Railways act on the opposite plan,
And endeavor to take The least trouble can:
] sing at no concert, 4 dance at no bal, -
I'm gentleman quite, and Of no use at all!
When invited To dinner, I'd much rather starve,
Than attempt for some hungry haf-doZen TO carve
And folks do exist, who, when dishes are nice
Won't scruple 10 send their plates up to you twice:
All yainly for sauces on me do they CALL 49,.
Pm gentleman quite, and OF no use AT all
II askid for some verses an album TO fill,
don't plead want Of time, but admit want of skill;
There's nothing ungentlemanike in Ounce,
So state the plain fact, and save trouble at once;
For, rather than write I'd mend shoes in a stall -
I'm gentleman quite, and of no use at all
When doomd to the Opera with ladies to go;
I'm not quite so green as TO play The old beau;
The fiddlers and dancers are paid to amuse,
And TO stand on their level, is what don't choose,
When over, for footman or coach dontt bawl,--
I'm gentleman quite, and Of no use at all
OF my club in Pail Mall was very soon cured,
They wanted to make me sort of a steward;
Those persons must surely have owed me grudge
To wish me 10 work rs an amateur drudge.
A suggestion so horrible made my flesh crawl;
I'm gentleman quite, and Of no use at all
I've an uncle, or nephew, or kin OF some kind,
Who TO sill in st. Stephens, once felt much inclined
To his vulgar committee he added my name
When my poor valet read 1t, he redden'd with shame
With no mob from The hastings will ever brawl,
I'm gentleman quite, and Of no use at all!
But Deaths the great leveller: every one knows
Geniiliiy's essence is graceful repose, .H
And the grave yields repose that must charm even a
Turk;
No labor or toll there the worm does the work.
When shrouded, and cofin'd, and under pail,
Mans gentleman quite, he's OF no use at all
81
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RIAL OF ABETTORS OF A DUEL FOR
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-07

rHHEoDoRE SEDGEWICK'S Public and Private
i Economy I'd part, just published and this day re-
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oct 10
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-07

WASHINGTON IRyING'S WORKS in IL volumes,
w price So so, former price l2 dollars. ...
Is Just received, for sale by +. TAYLOR
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