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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19

rUyHE l,AnJk, are respectfully insu~a 10 car
anime the subcrib~rs stock OF Lynx Genet and squire
espes pclerifs, muf boss neek ties and swans DOVE ur
ming Also acompee Of ladies' and misses hos
ofvevy variety Of shape and cor msse or se
odes warranted inpervous Ills hcn-sw have
taken he premium the Fairs r s-csessive years
Cent? informed thai they viii fni -vays ~ band
neru ard shor, sk hats 9th tse fashions
Asn Outer SEAL aud other caps of WV you,h
apd clsdrrns hats fnr and cloth Al the s,cve geo
will be cold the reasonable wholesale and
tail SYLVESTER TETTLF.
Nc zoe Chatham Square, near In. Eowery, ne sG.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19

THISTLE HALL. No. % Reed street, least OF
Broadway 1.-The subscriber respectfully announces 10
his friends and public that he has epesed
Tavern The Hall has been handsomely furnished sit
ting On the tabls viii be sund the morning and
ming AMI weeAy city papers ao the latest Scotch Esg.
sh dohe subscriber having arranged receive regular
files the afrret cnuptes In scotlspa also Lou,op v.
erpool and Dublin papers
The Bar has been urnh with Ales ard Lasors OF the
bcs qualities and gar the various avorte brasds
w.lch rarebits in the best styls
The ubscrber hopes merit the support of his friends
the public nv rrom-, personal attention eir calls which he
new especially sol'cfs ,. FOGARTY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19
MEssaPpSsTs IN ,sCnL 5;ys s0Gy MINt

MRS. Blk DIS CELEBuATED SOOv HING
lvI SYRGP FOR CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH
To MOTHERS AND NURsES.-M-thers and nurses are
ulormed that nialble remedy prepared by Mrs Tor
children testhnga remedy which has of
Ing the lives OF many dsrag babe when the
have baded oil skill II Is only clhp,
gums with The syrup enrct recovrry sod il !. 30 e1
remely pleasant 10 the taste Child will mind The appca
tor MISC very erciuai IN opening the pares of gum
previous appearance oi teeth Audit will also
excellent bedside companion for mothers In pre-
venting Visions levers &c arising from pains The gum
on the chads wakrg IN the night by Immediately app yngs
Sold only 10y
Sms BIRD Division xrc~,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19

II y
Gle for he Teeth The Oris Toolb Paste While seau.
the teeth removing ard preventing appearance
.L.r ard g.,rE 70 thea clear md perry wilderness ais.
beauty 10 the tout ens>pbLs OF the mout-by sotecng
properties greatly tends the
anto purity the breatsnd also adds peculiar and
runt swee,nessto the brs attn fr which
Justly celebrated s Article largely into The cornpo-
siten OF the or Tooth Paste giving to and
uay contributing 10 that agrcesb and Fragrance which
ths Paste 90 pe-emnenty possesses To tho~ who have
Partially for tooth wa the Orris Tooth Paste will be par.
tcusriy acceptable u readily be converted into
pleasant and xcel, aeivirg piece Of
about he sire ~ small quantity ri water, which caa
be aepe the instant The Orts Tcoh Paste thus possesses
all the advatsgts OF tooth wash without the objections that
be brought against the in which an article Of the
latter description ofnecesy he put upnnd .squaly
free from the objections that applicable toooh
from their O an ,ppensge w The toilet
The number OF articles that have bees submitted 10 the
public for the appearance " the teeth and which
haze unsactry, induces the pruprie-
tor the Orsi. Toetb Pse cOrhdeut be sfis sup~rov
excellence and virtue observe, that should IN any ease
prove ineHsc the rsopey will be returned.
n ear he had Of m C. Hart, rs Broadway; Mrs A. G..
Canpop,s No Astor Hcuse, Broadway; James ~ Hsrt.
27s Broadway; G. Howe Co. lls Chatham 81; jobs
How = Dentist o4 Grand of Mercer T. NJ
Guion CO Bo~ery and Grand Henry Pine
IS and os,d s. square, junction OF Esst Broadway ssd
Gsrd Ct Price 80 cents BE careful 10 obtain the paste
10 Jms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19

sreces and srptom 81 the venerse ss.e Hunters RED
psp mas inng been in general by the public, beseipg
besngs ard receiving praise; Is c,cely in be pow CT u
skepticsm 70 doubt ~ virtues Of tOds nv hem
when hss .cbtesed ascendant ~ usefnlrcss
which ditspcesthe competition u tca. fol prsencrs
and Mas secured conspicuous station in favor
nt-inne worth alone This invaluable medicine be OBJ
Jared ~ No 50 North Stth rhstelr HE: Dvision a IA
york; hanove- 81 Bosou s. Hsn,iItohst Albany.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19
f H psaS EEss

needy for suppression, reeuar and all cxses where
toes not have her prorev end regular
N. r. They be- taken during pregnancy,
vii produce abortion.
Sold by H. Mart, Of Bresdway Chambers g.
=. w. Guion tf Bo~ery AND Grand ST.; and \, r
Burnett. So 6sb avenue. Slim
MIUvvIFERN MRS. BIRD having been duly qua.
Vl h6ed, IN ing n hospital in Europe,
her testimonials and er6cses, Offers her
u the adesof New York Reference be whom she
has attended and sso gent'ernes ~ the faculty
this eyDr sush, Dr. Frsscs Prof,ssorl Or. Ralph, Or
Wolf, Dr. Wright and others.
Nh Bird spprses the ladies who have kindly hvorec
Der with their patronage and females ally that she
opres to he corsuIe the deren secops cons
uuent peculiar stages; her wia yet svays pro
ducsg salutary change in the tina the decat
sensitive female health during then
Al other times 81. alss devocs her suennu 20 the diseases
and children ard ard Affections Incident -
females nc. Cupping sndleechsg Residence No Dysos
street. oT2ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19
sILya<-slhvmiS-sILVs

sILyah-sILy ER-sILVEK.
snail esirge such as ,sOgs . ,r len and Ave
ter dollars Apply at The dess % 'ais OHIO.
J PUsLIC NoTICE.-fuslic Notice is hereby given,
that will he answerabe for debts contracted after
this d-ie--EvES ,crED HowsoEvER MARA
REL.rIvE.-Asp I rusrBsk STATE,
'"'' B. BaANDRETH. NJ. D..
18th January, 1888. jI7st.
TO HAT MANUFACTUREKs- The subscriber
Plush which win be sold in quantities TO purchasers
is 10" prices t &a 's sT rob as,
w housework cf a small family. To that
well recommended good wages w' be given Apply a. %
WANTED-at SIG Brosdwsy,a first rate man cook,
w who be well commended for capabiy, &c APP
pic on to be made between the hours OF 10 and III
English would he preferred. jill SiS
P nHfSN on sIetTRoT ma sTiNR S, ROAD,
ad other wachnesa No 5Barcsy street. win shortly clese
accommodate who have heard Prof Snan lee.
ure on this subject tie tickets Will be put It % cents each
a, splendid set o. cs;%oramis views which, with ,hs glass
THE OLD EsTaB. IsHED WH1LEsALE
Maiden Lane, few doors below corner Of Broadway
For ssir large assortment OF all kind, of CIoak at as,o
nishns low prices Js2~s
CHESS The subscriber Las opened in the building
u OF Sunday Morning News Office hand.
Genemen who play -sh learn the game, respect
The nrmers the Club are requested to attend the NEE,
inrs every Saturday evening at " O'Clock.
Entrance through Croe kers Exchange Office No. II Ann
street AVID Broadway through the long bal. adjoining The
American Museum. ABM BASSFORD.
nlG-3mt
COAL-washiagton Coal Yard, corner . s,si
y Washington asA stock Of superior se,uy,h, Peach r
chard Coal present h,rd this yard which viii he
e,sh reduced prices Families will find tn Tho
advantage call before purchasing card with thu prices
c Mr. Atknsons 6 Beaver and orders lett there
he ,arS win be duty attended IN. Bsr''
CHEAP BOOTS AND suV N.s.-Ii you
~ get good Boots call A, the lutte store ISL Chatham
where hsi 10 III boy rem old q ei-
ants sire shoes. pumps and slippers f,r
asd chlres good and cheap IN correp.nd with the
Bring he fitted the
Ji5iw. ~ REED.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19
CLEARED,

Brig Powhatan Long, Liverpool RBarelt schrs Samuel
L. south Shap Apaiachicoa Ogden; Caroline Morton,
Wilmington, NJ o., J. Ogden; Proxy, Hatch, Norfolk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19

NTTN HN-TLl r.II-STLV
1vSnai cRange, such shlnn2s. SKID Ten and hv
pieces will b- gyp exchange fCT gold halves
ter dollars. Apply at the desx 81 iaIs o'sc,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19

HALF PRICE MUsIC.-Nev add fashonabi
Music for the piano forte and nu'. cent, per Page
rh..a ~ ,spS wtne,.s ~ 800, 'il Fasa. street
uoRRlsoNs HyGEIAN Phi Ls-Packs,s from Is cen.
to ~ Also. PoweIfs Hasam ef Anaiseed FOR coughs short
Of bre ath asthma NC Also bonset and wsers iezenges
Also indie be ink for marking linen without preparation,
Tor sale ~ above n1-Sp,s
Nl BANK AGENCY ANr DISCOUNT OFFICE, No
- Wall st. New YorkThe Crrnpany having skrp the banh.
huyr-, sehng dscounrs ami collecting and drafls
~ the favorable and IN buying and sell
ling gold elver bnk generally The
Which this instruction taken giving ample
into the hands of diSnterc gentcuen ~ and
worth h.ve gained for unidentified Condolences
much that their cheeks ~ drafts The different banks
taken by the principal brokers' and readily and
rates the bs 81 the banks which they draws
Rll-Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19

ITO LIT Thirtees three story brick houses now
finishing, between Eleventh AMI wrfth streets tcsl-d
Union Court on jackson Avenue, Wooster suitable
tsnements TOR respectable mechanics spacious three
story house fronting the Avenue intended for crocesy
and DIV elsg
The above siil he let low respectable tenants Inv
applying Thomas Macarlane, Twelfth near Third
Avenue Apply bctwer- Hrs az and p. NJ Him
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19

~, IHE Lam uns, Boas, Capes, Prieriues
4 &c. WATSON, ld Chatham has on hand aa el-.
giant assortment of the above articles. which afford e
sell AT very reduced prices and respectfully invites
ton OF ladies' VINO are DESTROYS Of securing their
tort The coming water e east possible expense
his stock OF Dressed Fur consisting of article hoe
which he confident will be found city
regards quality cheapness.
Also coih fancy Of and mos,
approved patterns.
~ b. Ladies Furs altered and repaired article
the line made 10 order CHARLES WATSON,
n2n-2m- Cn,,h.,.s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19

hIAPHANUCS WINDOW BLINDN.-These
~ elegant and &c mich admired
and parorzed by the fhonahlcs Of Paris and Londopare
equally suited for the wing ROOM paour boudor bed
snd admir- ably adapted for birth day, holiday, or
NEW YEARS GIFTS.
One scarcely conceive acceptable prescpt
lady-houekeeper and her fair daughters than
beautiful blinds which unite the ornamental With the useful
sad impar pleasing and cheerful finish 10 = rom.
m srorrs ese blinds clean and roores tAsr original
feh-es srd beauty Tbcv consequently s their present
Law pricesl THE CHEAPEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL
well the blinds erc ~ the public
soldsy y. DOfLE, 9 Beskmanst Clinton Hall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19

Il MIR. j. PARKER has the honor To announce 10 ms
friends and public that his Schools open for the
quarter Those entering will have the advantage
going unt May for the quarter school days Thursdays
and Saturdays Young ladies class from boys from 10
genemans class from 70 TO- Pubics will take place
cents il8 Sts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19

SiGNs.-MGukTS lLSON corner of Broad and Bea-
- yer streets, up stsrwe spectfuc in~n
and the public that wei known tsgn Pantng) cab
lishment is No 60 Broad o Beaver st.
Mrsrs Warner kiereds paint store, where
prepared attend 70 all Orders FOR gilt painted Signs Let
terng on Granite, he, for the approaching prng businc
All WORK shall be finished
spatcb. and in the most corr,c ami eles style.
u Ornamental Signs, Banners Flags and Engine Backs
painted nv Us In the M 81 tasteful manner
jas lur< MOUNTd VIII SON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19
TO TIE H.sn FAAsWW, .YI,a coMmgNlr,

ransements the opening fashionable Hat Es
ENLISTMENT, would inform hts friends and tho
large, thar he rs prepared for the inspection
those who bono~ him with n visit article which be
fonay hopes will he found suited IN their desires.
In appearing before the zhioaable world
and provide this nost esseutu v~tce of and suit
To the various wants ava cuiares n man OF taste the
proprietor nse OF the the urjcrl ing
but ress. with perfect confidence experience he
derived during year, constant chose and practical sp
pcatios 10 this most particular branch OF the business
For the infermstief 81 those WIN chose favor him
the proprietor would his decided determination deal
strictly the Cah Principal The facues ~ purchasing
the material for manufacturing entircy weric
ese To the judgement ~ deecrniug pubic, pesying,
self thai pains shall be hrs
secure the appreciation of his customers and engaging he
watchfu anticipate He wou solicit
candid, unbiased n-pecoa the goods of bis production
An ~ Canes, Umbrellas stocks Gloves Brusae>
nc, constantly on hand n7-Smf WALLIS. 40 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19

DEACH ORCHARD COir The subscribers ars
prepared furnish re! ash Peach orchard Coal
ed equal in point o quality th, city, the follow
ing reduced prices, delivered free ofcarisge
Large pnbroken lumps 81 so psr ton
oxen and egg sizes (scr~escd) $50 !"
Nut, do do TOO
HENRY STOKES CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19

JJ PUSLIC NoTICE.-fuhlc Notice is hereby given
that will not he answerable for debts contracted at
This d-ie--EvES corrR ,cTED HowsoEvER MAR
RELaTIvE-AND I FUaTBBx STATE, PERSON TIC
EVEN TRUST Me.
b. BaANDIETH. NJ. ID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19

r,OH HAT M ANUFACTUREKS- She subscriber
has Just received commi sion, large sssorima ut Of
Plush which will be sold In quantities 10 sut purchasers
extr nelly low prices. Also. for SALE Ssalet for caps
ils 3,' wM. STODART, Courtlandt-st-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19

yEANTED-A middle aged American Woman IN DO the
w housework cf a small family. To that
well mcnded good will be given. Apply AZ 20
avenue ID. between 81 aud 4rhsl jl73s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19

DAhsIkCUIAH sOTlCE y SPOkTSMEN
"A choice assortment Of fine double and single barrel
guns, riff ard pistols also splendid English Patent
naker his Royal HghEess the Duke ESSEX five charge
repeating fowlng piece vita complete. and finished in
superior manner loo guneas with general
OF fancy articles such
spy glasses accorioEs and musical al
great bargains, of =. VI. PIKE.
n255taw1n- 81 Bowery, near the fhsetre.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

consumed, we understand, little less thar
400 tons OF caal. As she had but about l7l
tons remaining, there was no alternative bui
60 turn back and run for Cove. This she
did on the 9th. She was then in long. 81
deg. so min.. and lat. 46 deg. The unusual
quantity OF fuel consumed is attributable, we
believe, TO the improved principle on which
her machinery is constructed, and to the hlgi
degree Of pressure at which il was requisite
20 keep the steam in order TO enable her tc
make head against the violence Of, we may
say, the storm, with which she had to conten,
during the whole Of her progress labout 90t
mles) to the Westward.
The disappointment Of the passengers is
Of course, considerable. Instead of being, q,
they calculated. at the end of their voyage
they have TO begin il anew but they nj
speak in the highest terms Of the conduct o.
the captain, The "Queen's messenger,
1.-THE bearer Of the dispatches to Lord Dur.
ham. with three others of the passengers,
called at our office on Tuesday, and by each
Of them we were informed that everything
that could be done under the trying and
painful emergency, was done by Captain
Fayrer. The same observation apples 10 oil
the officers on board
Mr.. Shaw, the marine manager of the
Transatlantic Company, has arrived, and
the Liverpool starts at FIVE on Monday
evening for New York. Mr.. Shaw is Tho
gentleman who accompanied the RoyoI
William on her first trip to and from New
York, and he goes out with the Liverpool, in
order that nothing may be wanting TO insure
the successful issue OF the voyage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29
re is the official vote for Congress.
Majority for 1hos. Robinson, Junr.

MIssIssIPpI.-Mr. Trotter has posi-
lively resigned his seat in the United
States Senate, as we learn from the
hllssissippian, n Loco Foco paper Of
the 9th Of November. We hopo Mr..
Trotter's colleague, Mr.. Walker, will
"oM in the footsteps Of his predecessor.
Four additional members have also re-
signed their places in the Mississippi
Legislature, and the vacancies arc 70
be filled early in December.
The Missssippian gives the official
returns of votes for State Treasurer,
from al counties, by which it appears
that DIR. Silas Brown, the Wing candi-
date, has received II majority Of 1851
votes over Col. Fall, his Van Buren,
opponent, and comes near having as
many votes as all three Of the other
candidates put together. SO much for
Van Burcnism in Mississippi.--N Y.
Express.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

AcciDGST.-A daughter Of Mr.. David
Brownell while passing along the street neal
the -Four Corners on Thursday was run over
BY the Newport stage and had her leg broken
and we learn was otherwise badly injured
Accidents ofn similar kind have several times
occurred in this place within a short time.
though in no instance has the individual bee
% badly injured, as in the present case.-
Whether tho driver in this particular case
vas, or was not to blame we do not OF our.
selves know, as we did not see the accident.
We hear that he is severely censured-and
u Is certain that ns general thing individu.
els driving carriages, whether stages, chaises
UT Wagons. are not sufficiently careful,
especially III thick settled towns where people
s'e constantly passing. Caution has often
oeen gwen and laws have been made to pro.
t"ct 'he public against the injuries and acci.
ucn's occas'oned by careless driving. l1
,nese avai nothing without the resort of the
Jaw, 'e' The law be enforced in every instance. /
and the remedy will be cfTcc,oJ. .--E,U Pr,
AIonitor oj Saturday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

Tu. CUsroX HOUSE FRAUDS At NV
YoKK.--The Washington Globe states by
authority, that as far IS the investigation has
proceeded. it appears that the peculutions OF
Mr.. Swartwout commenced as far back as
1890 What portion has happened since
Mey, 1887, is not yet known, but from that
time to March 1888, it is stated that enough
was not collected IN money at the port Of N
York, to pay the current expenses and de-
bentures OF the merchants.
Upon what system Mr.. Swartwout conduct
ed and concealed his enormous depre
is not stated, although it is said that bis nc
counts were rendered regularly and appeared
perfectly correct The Globe, however,
says
ave understand that the deeply laid and
widely extended contrivances to effect and
conceal the frauds have not yet been thor
oughly penetrated by the officers engaged in
exploring them. Whether he made his ac-
counts balance by fictitious credits or mcr.
chants bonds, we know not, but have some
reason to believe this was the case"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

HUpsoS RIvER.-Thc N. Y. Journal of
Commerce Of Tuesday says-"The steam.
boats which arrived here yesterday morning
from Albany, encountered much ice in the
river between that city and Hudson, and it
Is probable the river is now closed as far
down as the last mentioned place. 1t is very
unusual to have SO cold weather at this sea.
son OF tho year. The thermometer sunk on
Sunday as low rs IL above zero. The sun
made very little impression upon the ice,
even in the middle Of the day. Yesterday
and last evening the weather was much
inlldcr. We have no snow here"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

\ The BCRIAL OF Mn. .DANroRrm.-Yester-
Day afternoon was consigned to the tomb.
jon DANFoRTH, the Oldest man in this CITY.
Although the weather was very cold, by 3
O'Clock in the afternoon the hour appoinied
tor the funeral ceremonies, the house Of his
son, Walter II. Danforth, ESQ. where the
deceased had resided for many wears. and
where the patriarch brea,hed his last was
hled to overflowing by all classes Of our
citizens, IN order to pay their last m,a,,rEd
tribute o! respect to the remains Of one, vino,
tor long course Of years they had vensr.,ed
rs an honest aud worthy man. [ProriJ,ne,
Courier Of Tuesday,
We recollect on visit 10 Providence
last Spring, of accidentally meeting and
conversing with this venerable old gen
tlelnan at store in which we happened
to be. lie called in for the purpose Of
inqulring who was to be buried that day.
and was furnished with n memorandum
OF the name, street, SC. He informed
us thathe had long been in the habit Of at
tending all the funerals, far and near,
""eh the wcather was not too lncIcm-
cnt, and intended to continue the prac-
tlce until he was unable to maM.-I
We conversed with him in regard to
the remarkable degree Of health he en-
Joycd, which he said had been uninter-
ruptcd by sickness for a period Of up
wards of 20 years, insomuch that in the
whole course Of that time he never had
had occasion to take medicine or en-
ploy physician. Regular habits, and
a life Of Temperance in all things, he
attributed as the chief causes Of his
heightened days.
lie was in tho oath year Of his age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

4 OvERrAKEN BY Jusrics.-In the Massil,n
/ (Ohio) Gazette OF the 18th inst, there is given
full report Of the trial Of Sanders Van Rcns.
selaer, late Postmaster Of Cuntop. in that
State, on the charge Of aiding and abe,tinz
to nlier and publish certain altered, forrcd.
and counterfeit certificate Of deposi,c, on thu
Columbiana Bank of New Lisbon. Apprc.
hcnsive Of tho effect Of public opinion in
S,ark county, the prisoner had elected to bs
tried IN Tuscarawa county. The trial was
had accordingly, commencing on Tuesday.
the 3lst ult., nnd closing on Thursday, the
I'd inst. The report occupies more than
page ofthe Massilon Gazette. The evidence
brought against the prisoner was conclusive.
being that OF his acconpliccs in the act. J.
Anderson and }. B. Stewart. From, the les.
'i'nony of these, II appeared that Van Reps.
sc'aer distracted The letter and certiHcste
OF deposite drawn for S400) from the Canton
Post Office, OF which he had chsrce--,bat bv
his advice and counsel Anderson, who wa,
on expert pcnInan, altered the certificate. a,
as to make it read S7,40o-snd this feat oc.
complshcd, IL was then put into the hand, of
Stewar,thc travelling agent Of the iniouitou.
firm, who took il to Msssilun, and there ro.
gotiated il with the Massilon Bank for $1,000
cash, and certificate OF deposi,e on that
Bank for S340O, which last certificate be
carried Immediately 10 Cleveland nnd GOT
cashcd at the Commercial Bank in that ci,v.
Tie testimony was or the most direct aud
positive Character; and from the disclosure
OF the two accnmpliccs, il appeared that this
was only the last, not the worst, of q s,-i,s
OF similar frauds ard crimes pcrpctrated by
tho trio Of which Van Rensselaer, was chief
The unfortunate suit. treasurer wss defended
by six Of the most e,bineD, counsel uf Ohio.
among whom was px.Scnstor fwipy but
thor efforts and ingenuity were vain. The
jury. after nm absence of two hours, r,,urpcJ
y verdict Of Guilty, and BE- wa. sentenced bv
the court t. six years hard labor in the pupi,
tsi tiary Of Ohio.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

We learn that DR.. +. Gouraud, the
French Vice Consul for this State, who
went out passenger in tic Great West
ern, on her last trip to England the bear
or of dispatches to the French govern
ment, has arrived at Paris, on his way
to Bordeaux. We efurthcr learn that the
cXcrtons and services of DR.. Gouraud,
IN relation to the affairs of the French
ship Alexandra, have been so highly
appreciated by his Government, that
on his arrival in France; he was ap-
pointed full Consul, with a salary of
$4,000 per annum, besides pcrquisitcs !;
and was decorated with the Cross of
The Legion Of Honor Mere.