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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31

The brilliant success which has crowned
the efforts OF the Administration to prostrate
the banking institutions Of the country and
dcbase the currency, will impose upon thai
party the sole responsibility of furnishing the
people with q substitute for that which II has
destroyed. The Wings, while as patriots,
they will be ever ready to contribute their
aid to the promotion Of The public good, will
take no part in this matter, which has eventu.
ated so adversely to their wishes, and they
leave the whole adjustment OF It to those
who have the power. These, however, they
will hold to n rigid reckoning for the manner
in which they may exert the power, which,
through ruin and confusion, they have obtain.
ed.
The surrender Of this Currency question
10 the Administration exclusively, viii have
the effect of divesiing the Tory DcmagoRucs
aud Sangwhangcrs of one Of their iavouriic
topics for misreprcsc scDtntion and dclusion.-
They can no longer meet charges of corrnp'
ton. pcculation, dcfalcntion and prodlgulliy,
with cloinor against Biddlc's mo. ter aud
other odions Inonopolics. They have pros
lra'ed the whole of this species Of monsters,
and for all their sins Of omission or comrlls
sion, they themselves must answer. The
nisdccds OF the Tories will stand upon their
own mcrils-if one may so speak, where there
are no merits. Their plumber of the public
their usurpotions Of the rights of the PEOPLE
aud OF Congress. will stand forth IN their ma
kcd drftmny before the eouu,ry. R,ch-
mond Mig.
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y = Il ss rs s.

In Providence, on Monday morning Inst, very sud-
denly, Mr. Henr. X. ". Emery, formerly Of this town.
in the Sith yenr oi his age.
In WEXFORD, on Sunday Goth instant Peleg wceden,
Esq IN the 6st year Of his ageupwnrds Of 40 years
resident Of that village, and for IA years President Of the
Narragansclt Bank. lie WAS kind and afectonhie
husband fher and friend, aud was beloved and respect
I'd by all who knew him.
Al flamburg Erie Co N, Y, Mr.. John w. Peckhan,,
tbn Of the late MIR. Isaac Pecksn, Of this town, aged
As years.
AT Sand Lake, y. Y. Oh Monday 2lsi ult, suddoily,
Mr. Peter Chase, eldest son Of Capt. James Chase OF
Portsmouth,, la the 35sh year CT his age.
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STOVES. STOVESm STOVESm,

NMTM l.. MELyilI. informs his friends and
w the psblic that he has on hand about
200 STOVES, of various kinds. which he will
sell at wholesale or retail, as low rs can be
bought of tho manufacturer. Among them are
the Union Stoves, made Ivy t'e Norton Furnace
Co, which has given the best satisfaction OF an,
ever dealt in. Also Coal Cook stoves Of dif-
fcrent patterns. Cylinder and Parlor Stoves,
warrnited as low rs any others Of lho same size.
Tin and Sheet Iron work done ai notice.
Oct 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31

Mn. ATkISsoS-Some one in yesterday =
Republican enquiries, whether the Commis.
sloners of the Asylum admit to that Insti,u-
ton children, as paupcrs, whose father is
abnndanly able to maintain them I'VE say
to the ass that asked the question-wc do
not-ond defy him to cite any such instance.
The "ccrtan woman" with her children, tha,
was carried there last week, has husband
IN an Alms-house sonewhe in Mussnchu.
setls, which is strong prcsnmpiive evidence
that he cannot even take care of himself.
| One of the Commissio,,crs.
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FALL GOODS.

EOHN II. TOWNSEN d. offers for sale
~ some handsome Broadclo'hs aud CASH.
mcres {; also, ladies Cloths suitable for Clonks;
also, great variety OF French and English
Nerinos nearly as handsome as French
Flanncls Of all colors winter Calicos-IIo.
siery-superior black Italian silk Crava,s-
Pilot Cloihs-Kerseys-.s,om Sattinets-
hom"spnn Flannels--s,out Tcklng-t able
Covers--Piano Coyers--brown linen Table
Clo,hs-s,out red twilled Flanucls- ussis
Diaper-Crash--a lot of the best Woollen
Yarn large Merino Broche and Blanket
Shawls, with variety of other Goods.
Oct ~
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From the Troy Morning n

From the Troy Morning Mail.
GoyERNMENT TSUsPENsION.-It II will be seen
ny the following letter from the War Depart
ment, that the Federal Government has sus.
pended payment us well as the banks:
War Department.
Pension Office, Oct. II, 1880.
Sir have to requcs, thnt you viii make
no payments until the 4tl of March next 10
any pcnsioner. whose certificate bears date
since the Bird Of September ult.
am, very respectfully,
Your obcdient servant,
J. l.. EDWARDS.
T.W. OLcorT, Pension A Agcnt, Albany, N. Y.
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MORE NEW GOODS,
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
'jTOCEFORD ELLERY TILIEY.

DURCHASED n lot Of Goods at y. York
for almost nothng-,bey are now open
ed aud to be sold chcap-among them are
Cloths, Cassimcrrs, aud all kinds Of Woolon
Guods-a lot uf Fancy Goods.
Also, one case of Florence Braids, which
he will sell at one quarter less prices than at
any other store in town.-Also, fair article
of Florence Braid Bonnets, at the low price
of Two dollars each. Oct "a.
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STEAMBOAT j. w. RICHMOND.

The Providence Courier ofycstcrday
contains letter from ID. r. Whitman.
Treasurer Of the Atlantic Steamboat
Company, denying the statement that
the steamboat John w. Richmond was
sold to the Jersey Steamboat Company.
:" 1t is not so," he says, "ncither has
she been sold to any man or company
of men,"
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MEMORANDA.

CID at Savannah. leth brig Poland Gardner Havana.
-1th, ship Monticello, Inwton ls I'm Providence
Arr al Key West, 3Oih Glt brig Emeline from this
port.
Arr at Apalachicoln, sth inst, brig Florida, Philips,
from New York.
AZ Rio Grnndc Sept Iith. ship Louisiana, stanhope,
Philadelphia or New York oadg.
Arr at Charleston, On "Wednesday Esd, sch'r Geo.
Washington, Miller DAYS and 10 hours from ih, port.
Al Fa!a, Sept. iih, fhip C"rnthian, Paddock, N y.
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PORT OF NEW WP0RT.
CLEARED.


Sch'r Franklin Green, Smith, Havana.
DO Orator, Hawkins Warciam.
DO Tryall, G5bs, Wilmington, N. e..
Sloop Hero. Rend, provdcnce.
Do Arion, Hull, do.
DO Agent, Pratt, do.
DO James Lulnphccr, Kcnney, New York.
ARRIVALS.
FRID,Y. Oct a5,-Bris Helen, Baxter from streiehts
Of Hsilr.c for Providruce.-Sch'rs Dresden, Siers,
from Bnth for Fall Riyor.-Champon. Hatch, from Ban.
gor for Providence.
SATURDAY, Oct. 2eth,-Irig Ivanhoe, Ahny, from n.
Orleans for Gbraltar.-Ship Rowcna, Read, from Full
River for Mubile-schrs Morning STAR Nickerson, from
Bath, with Lumber to the mnster.-Lovr, Newcomb,
from kennebcc, with Lumber 10 the mnstcr.-Soors
Argo Gecr, from ncrsot-Hndson Wesi, from provi-
dencc for New Bedford
SUNDAY, Oct. 27th,-5ch'r Minerva Eddy, from Prov
idcncc for New OHcMs.-sloops Charles, Ash, from
New York for Provience.-Cainila, Luther, frnm do
for do.Annnwo on Easton. from Providence for n. "
Geo. Washington. Smiih, from do for Norwich
MONDAY, Oct 25th,-Dansh Brig Fortuna, Nelson
40 days from, Riga. with hemp, for Boston, via this
portSloops Excel, Gladding from N y. for Brisol.-
Rcnzi, Heath, from do for Providence.
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s.ESIT@ SCHOOL.

rsNIlE subscribers will cren n SCHOOL
= for instruction 10 SAoHtD Music. two
evenings IN each week, o, Armory Hall, to
commence on or about the lst OF November,
II Sufficient encouragement Is given. Terms
10 cents per month Tor each subscriber he
Books 10 BE- used, are the Boston Academy
Collection. Subscription papers q, The stores
Of +. Stacy, Jr., B. Marsh. Jr.. and WIN. Cal
labau r.. STACY. Jr.,
O,tJ L.. LANDERS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31

YHE Third Lecture by the subscriber, will
be given ON Monday evening next. ~ z
o'clock. At Mill Street Academy, upon Nafier.
What Is the matter? with treatise upon the
Times
Tickcisto be had at the Bookstores. for the
course or evening. j.. N. BELLOWS.
Oct 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31

Letters from Louisville cached Phila-
deIphia on Friday last, containing in
telligence of the death of Gen. Jackson.
No particulars were stated. The news
however is doubted, as subsequent mails
do not bring any confirmation of the
reDOrt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31

NOTicE.-Subscribers to the READ
ING ROOM in Colonnade Row, one
and all-are requested to meet at the
room THIS EVENING, at 4 o'clock,
on business of importance. Oct 81.
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THE
MAMMOTH LOTTERY.

o. We have very respectfully 10 call the
attention Of such as mean 10 invest in this
Lottery to lose no time in purchasing tickets.
We are gratifled in being able 10 state, that
by letters, yesterday received from New Or.
leans, no doubt exists as to the drawing
taking place on the day fixed upon. aud thai
II is the Managers settled determination on
no account to permit the drawing To be de.
ierred. SfLVESTER & co,
Tuesday Oct. 4. I56 Broad,cau.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31

Lieut.. Meade, of the U. S. brig Washing.
ton, has institutcda suit for SANDER against
Lewis Tappan, and lays his dumages at fifty
thousand dollars. The ground of the suit is
in Mr.. Tappan's assertion that the Lieut..
secretcd money found OIL board Of the Amis.
tad
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MiIl-Street Academy.

'I1IIE next term Of this Institution Nil open
d on WEDNESDAY, the 30,h of October
The school is lately furnished with new
and improved apparatus, and every facility
will b. given our pupils for an ucquai tance
with The languages, the sciences, and ,h"
elementary branches Of education. Terms
from s6 to $40.
J. y. BELLOWS, Principal.
ELIZABETH HOPKINS, Prtccp,ress,
Oct "a. and instruction IN French.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31

The New York Commercial Advertiser, in
a short article alluding to the prospects of the
Wings at tho ensuing election in that State,
says-"Wc make no predictions us to tie re-
suits Of the election until qjlcr those results are
known. Still. rapid survey of the battle
ground, as far West as Wayne country, fills
us with hope. Indeed we may say all looks
well in the country. The severcst contest
in the West is anticipated in the county of
Onondaga. Both parties ore marshalling
their forces with great spirit, and both have
put forth strong nominations. The Wing
ticket is very strong, both in talent aud char.
acter, and our friends are very confident Of
success. But our opponents are equally
confident"
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NEW YORK OYSTERS.

YENllE Subscriber would inform the inha bitan,s
n Of Newport, and vicinity that he has open.
ed his Oyster establishment. for tho season in the
building in the rear Of his Confectionery, on
ChampIin's Wharf, where they will find sn
obeng and experienced attendant, with TINT
Shell fish, not only beneficial in sickness but "a
luxury in health, cooked and served NJ in vari-
Gus ways With his present arrangement 10
procure planted Oysters he cannot fail TO please.
ir--fS Select parties by giving short notice can
be furnished with rooms, aud oysters scoiloped,
sewcd, or fried. J. REMOND.
n. B. Families supplied with oysters by Civ
ing reasonable notice, so that they can be cook
cd and conveyed to their houses In no, state.
Oct. TO-
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HOSLER Y.

ElIILDREN'S Socks, and Misses Hose,
~ Knitting Worstcd aud Knitting Yarn
Mcrino and Moravian Hose, Angola Hose
ana Socks, Yarn and Lanbswool I2 hose.
knit Shirts and Drawers, Flcccy Hose, lined
Gloves, woollcn Gloves and Mttcns, chill.
drcn's Merino Gloves and Socks. for snle at
Oct -. J7,HE.S H3ILNO.SJy.S
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31

Ono BANKs.-The Banks Of Ohio are lia-
BILE to have their effects taken possession OF
by the Bank Commissioners if they suspend
specie payments over thirty dnys in any one
year. The Cincinnati Gazette snys that the
Hamilton Bank, which has suspended, de-
signs 10 resume in thirty DAYS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31

NERS. ANNA NJ. EDDY, has removed Ia
L'1 the house lately occupied by the Rev
Mr.. DUMoHT. in Franklin street, where NAV
be found DIR. Jayne's invaluable Medicines,
the Indian Pnrgativc Pills, aud Mr.. Picker.
ing's Spiritus Vile.
Likewise, Mrs. s.Hamrrs' English and French
Corsris. [Oct a.
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ArtfftrfaI :DIot0ers.

ID ECElVED THIS DAY, at the Ladies
IA Ornamental Hair Emporium, No. i37
Thames street, a lot Of " inter Flowers, among
Which are sprigs, lunches, wreuihs, Sc
Also, fifteen dozen German Cologne.
Oct 24. J, RENOND.
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S A l. + POSTPONE
PeWs at Auction.

On Saturday. March 24h. is4O. al 8 oeioeh
y. w., at the Methodist Chnp.l in this
Iopn. ,cW ts sold at Public .4ueiion. 10 ths
highest bidfer.m conformity 10 the provisions
Of The .4ci Of Incorporation,
A LL the Pews and parts of Pews in said
"A house, which may then be indebted ~
the Corporation for Taxes, and incidental
charges. All interested will govern thetn.
selves accordingly.
BENZ. MUMFORD, Sae,sdrd.
Newport, Oct. 81, 1870.
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u WOOD will continue to supply The
iS' best Of Red Ash Coal, for Crates, at
the Enllowing prices:
In Lump delivered AT IS. per ton of 1000 lbs.
Broken s. Screened, Do. AT 50 Is, per ton.
Also-Superior Pictou Coal, st Wharf al
$40 per Chaldron Of $500 lbs. Oct. 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31

The next House Of Delegates will
stand Al Loco Focos, 81 Wings and |
tie.
The Baltimore Patriot after giving
the result, remarks eve give above
the result of the election for members
of Congress aud the House Of Dele
gates, in Maryland. With regard to
the former, the delegation stands fiv,
to three, az it did in the last Congress,
with this difference, however-that the
major number answered to the Wing
members in the last House, whereas
now it is the sign of the Van Buren,
members, and the Wings arc repre-
scnted by the minor figure. As to the
State Legislature, the majority in the
House of Dclcg ates is shifted to our
opponents with equal effect. Such ARE
the facts of the case. AS to the causes
which led to them, we do not perceive
that any advantage could arise from
present expatiutions upon that text
We shall, therefore. omit. for tho pre-
sent, going into detail, with view tc
account for this shameful somerset, IL
this emphatically Wing State. Suffice
il 10 say, that disail'cction and apathy
thereon n ing, have la somc,l e TO
do in shaping out the result but that
it Inns been mainly brought about BY
the superior management, tact and in
dustry of the grand army of ollicchold-
ors, upheld, passed on, aud aided b,
tho patronage and money power of iln
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M 4 Is "a 8 a G. q s..

Al Kingston on the liih inst Mr. Henry A. Hidden,
Of providence, 10 Miss Abby A. updike, daughter Of
wilkins updike, Esq.
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BIZ Notice. eGs

A S am determined to sell ut some price.
"A ! offer the best of Whale Oil, refined
and whitencd, a, 80 cts. per gallon, such as
is sold il this place for so cts.
Also, No. 3 p. Lows Cooking Stove.
Oct "a. C. w. ANTHONY
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"NEw-YoRK, Oct. 81, 1889,

.SIR-tn compliance with the instructions
Of the Bank OF the United States at Philadel.
phia, | am directed to notify you, that the
payment Of your notes due 10 their agency
in this city, will be required at maturity.
| am further instructed to inform you, that
from the great desire Of the bank to effect a
settlement to these claims they will receive
from you, in liquidation of the same, their
post notes, bank bills, payable OH demand
or the capital stock Of the bank, at par, a, any
time previous to the 5,h of November next"
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s r = Z L p z N 8.

'KNliE last and best patterns of this article
aso, portable case, and handle for do.
Superior black, blue. aud red Ink, Port
Folios, Backgammon Boards, Parchment,
Drawing Paper, Bristol Boards, Boxes of
Colors, and Printing materials. The above
for sale at J,iHES H.1.ltuO.NVS,
Oct "a. Book store.
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To Let,

A Farm situated in Brenion's Neck. known
N by the nome cf Rocky Farm. Possession
given on the Path Of March nsri, App'yte
Sept b. INOeh hhIhHD'
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The u s. ship Constitution, Capt. Daric
Turn"r, was at Rio Janeiro Sept. 9Th, to sail
next morning for Callao.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31

BANK OF THE UNITED STATES AT New
YoRK.-The New York papers publish the
following Circular, from The Bank of the Uni
ted States in New York. 1t is not distinctly
stated 10 what class of debtors it is addressed.
1t can hardly be supposed to he addressed to
debtors indiscrimiualcly, as it is difficult to
imagine motive. or q justification for the
bank purchasing its own stock in such man
ner, or OF such terms Bos. Pat.
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NOTICE..

0N the frat day Of December, shall com
" mence selling the balance Of my Goods
al Auction. Until then. will sell for CasI,
or approved credit, al, or any part, at or under
Cost Most of my Goods now CONSIST OF
Cloths, Cassimeres. Sa,tinets, undressed
French Merinos aud Woollens in general,
which are all good and seasonnblc.
Oct 81. WM. JAMES TILLEY.
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FRI = INSURAN =.

'V>HE subscriber having been appointed
Agent for the BRISTOL COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE ASSURANCE COZ.
P.lVf, for Newport and its vicinity, is pre-
pared to receive proposals for Insurance OF
Dwelling Houses and such other Buildings
as are not considered extra hazardous, on
terms similar to those Of the Rhode Island
Mutual Company, and equally favorable to
the insured. All who would avoid The con-
sequences Of conhagralion, which in so ma
ny instances prove ruinous, and at an expense
within the means of the hninblcst individual,
have now the opportunity Of doing so.
BENZ. MUMFORD.
Newport, Oct. 81, lS39.-[6m.l
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MARYLAND ELEcrIoN.-T'he Wings
are defeated in Maryland. The next
representation in Congress will stand
three Wings and five Loco Focos, as
follows
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A U CTIONS.
On Saturday mexf

IN TX O'Clock. a. ~. at tie suhscrtSe,s aoyr,
ofaH concerned. S''
G COOK STOVES Of dilrersat patterns. 6ur
coal Crates. Teakfttles, Di.hkestIes. Isss
rc,s' Tables, Chairs, Lroking Glasses, 10 bosss
o. nns'ns, bbls. Mess Pork, Wooden CIocs.
Kegs OF "rsen Paihs and other artA:les Ccus
""'V"' %'. a. A. 'a'e' NJ. HALL, Aact's
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To Let,

a Carpenters shop in Spring street, east
"A of Trinity Church. Possession given
Immediately. For further particulars enquire
OF WIN. 3. vOSE.
Oct3.
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General Government. That Maryland
can come out fright side up, when
ever she plcases there is no manner Of
doubt.
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RIBBONS.

A N elegant assortment Of Bonnet Ribbons
"a Uncut Vclvcts for Bonnels, aud Bunne,
materials, for sale by
DC: "a. JAMES HAMMOND.
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NU UOLASSES.-4OO hhds Prime Musco
lFu vado, for sale by GEO ENGS.
Oct 81
Morning herald., 1839-05-07
General NsNsiOna.

MAY 6.-The following gentlemen were sworn Of
the Grand Inquest, to whom tne Recorder delivered
his ussal charge, viz:-Bachs McEvers, foreman, y
Timothy Benjamin, Henry ii. Brown, Hczckiah W.
Bonpsl John Conklip, Abncr Chichester, BENJAMIN
r. Cspcrthwaite, Hezekiah II. Davenport BENJAMIN
Disbrsw, Robert Halliday, Cornelius G Jacobus Jo-
seph Keeler, James g. Mofist, William Scott Levi,
L. Squire, Oliver Slate, jr, Reuben Withers, salem
Wincs-1S.
The calender for the term contains the following
eascs:-Bigamy 2, burglary L. grand larceny TO- petf
larceny g. false returns assault and battery 81 to-
tai ~.
Besides these there are convicted nj former
terms, 30 previously indicted, and fugitivcs from
justicc-making total Of H.
Elizabeth jackson was put 10 the bar charged with
grand larceny ia stealing sundry articles Of clothing
from Jeanette Carotte Of Greenwich street, guilty
OF petty larceny only, and sentcnced to the six
months
. John Matthews, negro, was tried for a grand
larceny, IN stealing quantity Of property from
Warren Stcarns, with which he ran of To Hicks.
vile, L. l., where he was arrested arrayed in the
prosecutors best church-going coat and breecbes
The jury found the prisoner only guilty Of petty
larceny, and the court adudged him 10 four month
John Hoffman and John Sullivan were tried and
found guilty Of robbery in the frat degree. II nav
be remembered that the prisoners enticed a p.or
greenhorn Of countrymsn named Hoggiss, from
Washington street ont to Ysrkvile, where they beat
and robbed him The defence set up was, that IIoga
Morning herald., 1839-05-07

MAY 9th. = Decisions. The Patriotic Bank Of
Washington Vs. Daniel jackson, implicated with r..
Suydam. Judgment for the plaintiffs.
The same rs. Richard Suydam, impleaded with ID.
Jackson. Judgment for PLAINTIFF
Fryatt Campbell rs. Benjamin Russell. Motion
for relaxation Of costs. Denied, with costs.
James B. GascoigDe and Charles Gascoigne cs.
William b. Sternley and Revo G. Hance. Motion
granted.
John H. Woedgate and James Davis as. Joseph ID.
Price. Judgment of nonsuit
John Simpson, survivor &C., ads, Luke Tieman,
81 a!s New trial gransed costs to abide the event
Simon Clough as. the First Christian Society OF
New York. Judgment for plaintiff.
" lillian Phillips Us. Peter f. Bradley and Susan
his wife, New trial granted costs to abide the event
James knsey rs. Richard Jacob, administrator OF
Ann Lynch Judgment for plaintiff on the demurrer,
with liberty to defendant to reon to plaintiffs re-
plication on payment of costs within ten days after
notice Of this rule
James Scwell as. Daniel Low, Alfred Brooks, and
Samuel K. Brooks Judgment of nonssit,
The People &c. RET. Daniel Judson, ct ais, as.
John Hiyer, Sheriff Ordered that the Sheriff have
three months longer time, to surrender the principal
from the time the application made, on payment
OF costs.
Morning herald., 1839-05-07

THEATREs.-We have now open five theatres, and
two preparing to open. The Psrk-National-B Bow
ery-Franklin and Olympic all opsn-the Chatham
and Niblo's preparing. How are they all to live-to
eat fresh salmon-and to drink five dollar Xeres7 Can
any body telll We should not be surprised to see
the Olympic, during the summer, make as much fun
and money any Of them. We will see, however.
low these theatres hoe their the rabbit said
te the razor, when he shaved himself and cut his
throat by sheer accident. At least this much-we
mean to stand neutral and silent for few weeks
see who's who, and then kill two or three Of the
rotten onions.
Morning herald., 1839-05-07

Gt- THE RACES commence today over the Union
Course at o'clock (sce advertisemen). The cars
leave the South Ferry at half past nine, half past cn
and twelve o'clock. Members Of the Club request
ed to call at Mr. Brsnchs Club House for their tick
cts until half past IL o'clock after that time at the
Csurse. Members Of the Club with ladies will find
'eparate entrance way TO the Course, by first dry.
ing TO Mr.. Brancb's House.