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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26

We pleased perceive liui me w'sicr" u 60
hers oi The Legislature OF this Sate ARE all going ga
10 Richmond be N read mss Tor the commencement
cf the Acs,rs. Mcconnell Caldwell, Stephen
ron crhcusnH Of Wort. & 'Ae member irnr'
Brooke have gruc already, through THIS city. THIS
session, believe. from Ie expressed opHI" Of our
member will 5e a very useful and quiet one. that no
'"ffJu viii be made By the locos the eierton ct tho
Senators.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26

Early SErri EwESrs And ExrLoKartoxs ~ r,,-
'oEI""EsT-DctrOit was the resort Of Fre.,i, -.
o,,,hes a"d r1dcrs as early 600 The first e,r,,t
.c''ieinenl OF DcirDn nnde 10 l7Ol by "a c,,,I.
,'"h sehi from Montreal commanded Ly Arti.rl e. A.
Alplie Cadillac. aciing under q commission ,,, -.
XIV H'n Ions
Mch.llimackinno was f,nndcd IN 1871 h, r..-
Marquette French Missionary. and one of The
European settlers Of tln Lakes The Grs, hons. =
built by Ia Sale 90 1879
Green Bay was settled by the French about 1870
~ ~. V'eph NJ Tie point where Fort Gratiu now
''and-' was built hciorc The year 1853
NC se'irm~nt % Inc S1nh S. Marie consisted IN
lo'o OF Ior and Chapel, aud vas point Of rcsia
''f NE iur traders nj that pcro,
Ia SALES expedition was TO- 1879 lie onnlartea
W." Lake Erie in Inc Griffin the fr. vessel larerrf
'''n canoe i!iat huacd u,ou these waiers1 In
A'gusi Of ihai year. and arrived 90 Aiarkinac in lie
later part e iic monih. FROM thence be ,rs-f a..
'1rd tho Mississippi. Port Cfcvc C,rrr uas bailf 81,
bun near The prrseut site 81 Rockllud. Illinois
fOris were bui't ~ Klsk1sk1 Kaltobia anil psaris
ny people whom ~ Slllc out ~ the course II h.
second expedition Of i6SJ.- CieseiqaS LIQUID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26

~ iftc cold snap has been f5'ir,>Loraby severe
Gown east, the Enc canal b. shut closc rs sck huac
The Bufdo & numerical Of "Wednesday says "IcC ia
tnc canal OyoT an inch thick"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26
Stinrn ~ AOrrrtinrr.

ar rnE cOSSEE OF UNION AND wArES Sis,
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26

Connected with the above, * of the mast eN
t"nsivc READING ROOMS ia the United Slatrr -
Il rms To- subscribers, 50 wear Strangers are free
visit for the space ofnue month those Who CON
rInGe IN vs:; it for longer will I've PIT down
Subscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26

7rc-it EFT rickson said whcH he left the prc.idcn-
t chair, that he LETT ihcreople pros crous and happy
Mr. Van BIroa viii hardlyhe able 10 say he hts lei'
the people prosperous his predecessor did but S
can say hc lcii them Gar msrs k=Ypy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26

The veteran % tie Richmond Egqalrer has PRIV a.
ca h'n-rh win sr'ap OF L'iniiy 'lai bis suck "a
quotations y complete lis ihsce ,po,..i. !. !.
-English. "Sbf mo1iy yron their spbsr,s"- Fsen, y
" Nous rcryg"s' LATIN. "E,f4 brute" The lsrfs, J.
applies " Peinryly nna. ncaning 20 signify 5bfie +
What brute she has made u b,gscl ~ voting =
Harmon ~ 4. Ctm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26

The following is copy Of Mr. KendalTs les. cir
,ul'r. Ii Is n schemc c,urt irom the pockcis of M
iollowcrs a few io'lus The Extra Gl,hc. by false
'sina'cs. known 10y i.crjal to be false when he pnb
shcd hcH', r-si hs plriizans ia bets thousands Of
dollars and nov he proposes to new vamp the Old
project.
WASHINGTON. Nov. IS 1910.
DEAR Sal A:aye ,'ota-C,incd as future occnpa.
nom 20 publish scrni-'nonti'ly ncrspapes and tab,
he Liberty 10 send YOU u prospectus
My great desire L., hv furnishing a cbe,p MINOR 4,
iut II within the power or a classes of ,y rnpntrv
sI"n To acquire fund of.nlrmalion which will GUARD
Them against imposition and enable them 10 riyo
reason Tor The tIiIh that ia them" 10 the Farmeu
and Planters IN the North and South tn those vain,
exercise The mCt hGnCs and 10 The Young work
hsin'n who have no; yet acquired proIerty TO ihos,
va" cTcaic ihc wealth Of society constitute it, uh.S
ca Po"'r' anu I~EscsS more iha equal STARE uri
viruS, wish particularly To addr-s- q, SELF N IN,
hope OF inducing ihcm To- take uInr-ariiN. and eli
ricn part IN puhlc a!iiIr. Upon Tier intelligence
Nru" M1irh'ulnr~s. AID Independence tie tcrpci,t
" oi oHr government de, eud. Nei, not 10 then
hlhe' but ." all offers w'D do seek To live hy In
justice u their 6i!Uwncn shall endcavor 10 make
I TIC proposed publication instructive AMI tulcrcs,
I Ing.
lis Ia the belief that you arc fl.n ily ~ evcrv nm
drriaking which premises by .ureadiny n,-IIic.n..
and pr"nong virtue among llic people, 10 mike tbcu
inore capable of sclEgovrInHieut and mon, secu,,
az 'insi The tvuSns aud 2larpns too often o,Iemr
yea upon iheH' hy a.;iul and designing men ,s,t
solicit ynuT aId m eAtrnng the circulation of tbs
Exposition.
Will tsgh respect. Your frlInw-ciiizen.
AMOS kENDALL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26
"lGnia,y Of Ho,-To hs ARM

'S,.d.crs-Ihr confidence of NE Sin, h,. ,rs. 70.
placed me Of your head have aroepfad The b,p,,
n command y0u certain 80 fad y1u suiI devoted 10,
Tie pcrornanoe Of zee duiics Irnlcsed you by The
laws. ihc regulations ffr ITO service and the r,,, a.
french arms OIrdcuCe iD your chiefs the rg.,-,r.
Observance oidrs tpliue, purrfualiiy u tie srryics
md tho manirnncc Of That military fraternity which
constitutes bo union and strength Of ARMIES IRE what
The King and tIe country cnp,ct ~ you. md what
they will End always amongst you. BOZ Tie finest De-
fipi Dt our annals You uLdor'1uI me. You knD,y
thlt exact much fhat never tolerate either neg.
lcci ~ scryre 1rgciiulucs ofduty bot you snDyy
asp bst NY e1 c,tudc iof yp1. f The prcscr, si,s of
Your rights iOr The omo rllou 81 your condition ps,
~ slnmbcrs. nod ihat ] avn always happy when
arms
rely upon you as you ought o. rely uron me vleth.
or when. iu concert with our bravc National Cn3rIs
must uniic i0T fhs r. rser.stiop ~ order and H.
cnsgI. resVs,i The Jaw d, ~ rbon tho Arg etlI-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26
WHEELING.


SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 90, 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26
NEW FRENCH MINISTRY

~ '''"fc" oi fHday, which, with the other Par
s Iaper' OF that day, has arrived by express contains
nine Royal ochinancrs appointing the GILriny Az,
isicrs ih Ihe 70on, <sIh iers, General CubercS NJ
NNicn' Admiral if<tA Count RcInusut NJ C;ouin
NJ Jaubor. NJ. CoSts. aml VI Pellet dc Ia Lozerc
whose rcsIgnsiions were accepted
Marshal soulr. President of the Council and Mini,
ter Of War.
Nj. Guizp Minister for Foreign Affairs.
NJ Marlin sdu Nurd) Minister OF Justice and o.
Public Worship.
Admiral Dupcrc, Minister Of Marine and the Col
osics
NJ. Dach1iel. Minister ofihc Interior
M. CunIn Gridaine. Minister Of Commerce md Az
rculiure s
NJ. yiemnin peer Of Francc.) Minister Of Public
Instruction.
NJ. lIpmann peer Of Fraucc.J Minister orFaapce
Our private letter. state, that u WIS not before sTr
O'Clock on Thursday evening that NJ Tcste was pre
vailed on to take office The Royal ordinances were
Immediately signed and issued
According 10 our private letters this Cabart give,
great satisfaction at Paris an perspns Of pr,perty
and to those VINO oro truly DESTROYS Of seeing the
peace of Europe mainiaued but II IS received with n
spirit of deep hostility BY The liberal pres. and by the
great body Oihe people who mud enough 10 think
Of afoher revolution. MpIcrutc ans reasonable, ucu
believe that the Cnbinet will have a majority in tho
Chambers while iEUse vii, are much rIciicd on H.,
OccdsOn anticipate failure even on TIC address -
Our correspondent Is of opinion HAT IL would bs i'm.
possible o. form administration better calculated In
meet existing difficulties Marshal Suut has gre,t
Influence or the army and that is a most important
consideration nc moment when wc know not vbrt5
ef The froolS of the line may not he called IN 10 re-
pres nn cIncute. ". Human . man Of great fnan.
cal iucui, ND tlui = a material punt when The
treasury b. nearly exhausted lr the c,rarm7u. cyprpd,
inre ~ On" lis three fupuiLs NJ GuzJt D. au b,ugr,
be- and au honest nnu ni % !uu aHd dc,iIcd cbar,c
fer, ~orhy uf ih- rD,fs .rri tf-rr.u courts mol on
Joyng ui fhn c'Iufdrurc ut lis us,u The prbrr r.,
On> yi Do" Nirui-.ry respectable. well lsrt.,,orueJ
10 business. and oypHs rcr In share Of public con.
fleucc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26

IS published in the Monileur Pari.sin Of SUNDAY
nghE-
"TouLoN, Oct. 81 6o'oock F. "
Alexandria, Oct IL
The Cs7sul General b me Minister 6or Po,,i,,u A &
.JdFS-"Iho events m Syria have become more
grave for heh0mei Al. Beyroui bas been oecupi.J
DP me Anglo Turks. who were Certifying Seyls The
i'mr Bechir had surrendered. lie has nbanJoped
.he eanse Of Mehemot Ali. The instruction IS ma.
sing progress m the mountains
'Ihrahim (Pacha) about TO concentrate las Ga,
COS" ~" ''
"ToULoN. Oct 81. 4 rast :. PM.
"hi1lto. Oct "a.
The Csail Of France 10 me P,s,,Je,f Of hs
bo"9cL-''Ihe Bri iish war steamer cyoiops arrived
mere ms m"rnlns from Ssyde. whence she departed
on lhe 2lst $40 has on bo1rd the Efnir Bochf
WIN 10 members ofhs family and - pcrsOns Of b.
suite. on ihcir way 10 England.
The captain of hs Cycops has confirm 81 The rising
OF aenrly the whole Of the inhabitants OF the noun
tnifs"
Il would apycar that The Eastern question. .o IA,
~ Syria - concerned s PROXY well settled anil Tho,
the only pont Rtticb remlius f,r discus.i,r =.
whether tho dschsaaceDf Mshemsl An fr,,, tb. p
ohcic Of Egypi shall o. shall not be cpe,rced
BiYoNSE. Nov I.
The young Ruoen. and tho fnlanta her ,istc,
reached Msdrd on The 2S.h Espansro rode bv ~.
SIDE ~ thsW ciffage. The Ories Of .Vve Ia Rcvnas
we're NOT very nnmsfg1' nor nosc Of Viva E.paftero
much more co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26

For .lis At the Comring Rnom Of the Wheeling Times
and Advertiser
City summons, County Snrnmons
Executions. E,ccuiiuIr
B,nds Bonds,
S1ru,,or, for A-.rli Recucnizanccsui
bail.
County summon f,r Ssaulf. Drcss Leases, Warrants,
Serclnts Bonds, Declarations = inrms) Bills ui La
ding PciItr's Notes Notes af ". X NJ Bark NnISs
or v. w Bank. Checks Vi all the banks, bound and
pian, &c Sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26

(Signedl PAL MID,
London. Oci. %
10 ms EIcelIency Lord POnsonby, at
Conslallinoplc.
PALMERSroN
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM syet,

Inc foil wing important intelligence from the F,s
published ~ the MoniIeur Pdrissin Of Sunda
nights
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26

-Frtrtcry oud literary notces rre 40 ~ nciuuu''
less.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26
rsevs o. ADVERTISING.

or Advertisements bundled iu without specific order
Will DC published ll forbid ana charged IL for three
assertions aai 23 ior cry Subsequent Insertion
20 also with all EMBELLISHMENTS osicr.l tll forbid
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26

The proceeding, &c the city council. city ordinances
AMI orders. regularly appear ia this Parsr.
Connected NTH tho Office Of publication of the
Wheeling Times All Advertiser. j. JOB 4 BOOh
PRINTING OFFICE. where mny he had on faynra-
tie terms. Ranks To uricr. Cards, iinndbs. Show
islls. &c tvnci ihrngn-. style aud short notice.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-09

sion OF ten months and 90 days, prodeeed
twenty nine bills which. with The exception
OF those to which we have already alluded,
a. obnoxious and illibefsl IL not unconsti-
tutonai, have proved very beneficial 10 ,hc
Province. When we reflect that the Ca.
nadans had only few years experience
and intimacy with legislative proceedings.
our surprise will be, not that they did NOT
DO better, but that they did as well Is
they have done. Some of the mos,
talented men 10 the couatry at tina, period,
were members Of the House. vet their sue
cessors were men of more parliamentary
knowledge, while these too were 81.
perceded by men Of more extensive acquire.
men,s, as we shall see ia due time.
We shall terminate our remarks on this
second Provincial Parliament by giving
a synoptcal table of II as was published at
the close Of the frs, one.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-09
Tmg NORTH AMERICAN
J. b. RYAN, PubliaAer

Il assuss every Wsdasadss, aHdef ,hs svperin.
ssseeaes 81 an AksociAiaoa oil Gentlemen.
Tsrms.--one esllsf And Gfy eehis for IL months,
oGs cellar for eight moaths, bfy esnts Tor four
ssssshs. payable Invariably in advance.
20 Letters Oh business, communicable for
publication. &c. &c. must be Addressed to the
PsbliEher. aud posf1Paid.
~ Thosa forwarding Eve new Subscribers,
asiil be entitled to siEth copy gratis.
70 Advertisements eonspicDoosly inserted, and
81 reasonable terms, particularly for those who
eihefwise Pa,togise the paper.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-09

Executive Ce9oeillors
: Judges Of The Cosr Of Kings's Bsnek.
/. Atisrnsy General
! Receiver Gsnerai.
Inspector Of Fores'S sEs police az Qssbse
Inspector Csse,si Of fhs RIss's dsnain.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-09

The general election for the third Pro
vinciaI Parliament took place during the
summer Of 1900. A great deal OF warmth.
with an increased action on The part OF
the Executive Government TO have Tia
favorites elected, was universally e. visibly
exhibited. The Atty. General Of the Pro-
vince, Mr.. Jonathan Seweil. was returned
by the Borough Of William Henry through
Government influence. Three Rivers al
so returned one Of the pets Of The local
administration. No other Provincial Par
lament contained as many officials ss this
one did. Among the Executive Council
lore and other officers Of the Crown who
were elected we remark the names 81
Messrs. MeGill,' Young,' Lees,' Baby
P. l.. Psnet,t Debonne,f Foueher,t
se~eH,t CALDWELL Cofin,s Plsnis,T
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

DErApruRE or THE "REsuLo" CLIPPER.-The
SLAYER, pirate, opium trader, smuggier, merchant
vessel, or whatever the clipper "Regulo, pierced
for fourteen guns, may be, sailed on Sunday with
fine breeze from the west. She is manned by ten
men, two mates, and is commanded by Captain La
mati who has been mate of the Sylvie de Grasse''
and several other packet ships. lie has now gene
on his first voyage Captain, and whether on pr
ratical expedition or for a dash at the Ceestials
with their smooth chns aud long qneues-nearly as
long as the "Regulo's" bowsprit-remains TO be
proved. Captain l.. is fine, daShing young mari
ner and we should not be surprised to hear of special
edicts-'' Obey this, barbarian! Lose no time, -
warning him off the coast Of China
She has sailed, and proceeds Immediately to Callao
and Valparaiso where she is to be Sold probably for
the Canton Trade Her cargo consists of rasns, flour
and SOAP which will be disposed OF at either OF the
above two places, and fourteen long Toms placed on
board-for what purpose, time will show She
has excited much curiosity here, and there certain
ly is something strange about her and her ultimate
destination.
We think, however, that she is to be an opium
trader in connection with several enterprising En-
glsh mere hants. Such vessels will be wanted, and
the L" Regulo'' is not the only the hi road
TO the Chinese seas. The British Board of Trade
has recently decided that teas if shipped at Canton
in American vessels, and re-shipped elsewhere into
British bottoms can be imported into England, on
the same footing and with the same privileges as
teas have been heretofore imported This a Gu
rious decision, but capital one for the Americans
We suppose that the aforesaid Board OF T-'ade would
decile eice ifnecessary-fo there is nothing
like whipping the devil around the stump in
neat manner, IN cases Of necessity.
IL ,l;.l, H.. al t1,ax-
get them only through the Americans, there will pro-
badly be great demand for clippers, such as the
d" Reyulo" in short time. If the Americans not
drawn into the scrape with the Chinese, they will
reap rich harvest and monopolize the entire trade
with the long queued Celestials, even after peace
be made between Queen Victoria and the great En-
perer of the Z" Heavenly"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
MORNING HERALD.


o. THE WEEKLY HERALD for this week will
contain full account Of the marriage of the Queen
Of England illustrated by fire beautiful engrarngs,
representing the different stages of that interesting
event. 1t will be called the WEDDING HERALD,
out of plment to beautiful Victoria, who by this
time knows what the misery mystery is OF being
wife. In order TO accommodate our agents IN Boston,
NewHaven, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,&c.
shall issue early edition on Friday afternoon,
in time to reach each of those cities on Saturday
morning. and thus avoid the necessity oil encroaching
ON the holy Sabbath, feeling which has sprung
up in my heart by way of set off to the enor-
nous sins of the Rev. Hypocrite David Hale. Or
ders for the "WEpDING HERALD" will have to be
forwarded to this Office early possible, the
quantity issued will be immense, our rule is
g first come first served"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
PnIlre OMrc.

MARcH9 O." SO ArLocK-,s~."-On Sunday night.
a man named Thomas Fisher, who lived IN the upper
part ~ the city, fownd in n deplcrabe state
IN, Norfolk street, by Waterman. Fisher had been
down town To visit his wife, and On hS return had
been attacked by some " soaplocks," who fractured
his skull with blow by cart rpng snJ then riied
his pockets Of wallet containing about s. The
sufferer removed % Bellevue Hospital, where
his wounds were dressed by Nv. Carledge, wAo
then discovered that in addition 30 the fracture he
had received a deep cut over his right ear, srpa-
rently inf eted W It'll knife.
More IF 1.-TWO men met. on Monday, on tn,
Five Points, and had some triAing dispute, whicf
resulted in one knocking the other down, and tner
stamping on the fallen mass skull with such iorc'
as To fracture H. The name ~ this brutal speeme'
of the soerlock school was Samuel Lang, sno 'n'
other called Patrick Hart. The later was W
moved TO the hosp and the former TO PRISON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

THE EXTRA HERALD OF FANcY BALLs.-An Elk
ira Herald in sheet, price only cents containing
all the recent brilliant sorees and Fancy Balls will be
published tomorrow at IL o'clock at this Office. This
Extra will contain the soirfe musicale in Clinton
Place, the Bal Costume in Breyoort Place, aAd the
Grand Fancy Ball at O'Dogherty Place with all the
ensravings, Illustrating the different Orders
from the newsmen and ncwsboys received at this of
fee.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
U. y. MnrshnIl,s Onfce.

MARCH 9-Three Of the crew ~ tine barque Pers-
Wan, wee brought mp, charged wxb endesvoring to
make a revolt on board that vessel. The prisoners
gave their names Nicholas Ingei~sck, David wa
and John Henderson,. II appeared that hey
and hone, but when called ~ get the vessel
ready Cor sea- they all refused, aesing her To ~
sounf and fl for the voyavc. After tedious ex-
aminasion. fngemack was discharged and tbs others
held to bail in 800 each
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

TIE BRITIsH QUEEs.-Messrs. Wadsworth &
Smith, the agents Of the British Steam Navigation
Company, request US TO oblise them to copy an ar
ticle from the " Commercial Advertiser" We cant
do it. We never can disgrace our columns by co
plying anything frsm that contemplate newspaper
concern. But will, on our own hook, do ample
justice to the Improvements recently made IN that
steamer, commanded by the gallant Roberts, who
sailed on the LIST inst. and is expected here next
Thursday week.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

LINE or STEAMERS FROM HAvRr.-The mer-
chants Of Havre raising subscription to build
hne Of Ocean Steamers to between Havre and
New York. The French Government subscribes
q large amount of their stock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
LEWIS. the runaway Cashier, is IN Matanzas-

PAUrrRIsm-Nearly fifteen thousand r"upers
were provided for by the State OF Massachusetts IN
1899 ofthis number twenty FIVE hundred were Eng
ish and Irish Can any one tell how many were pro-
yided for in this state last year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

CooTfsH PLENTY, ~ SMALL auArrITrs.-rhe
Olympic nearly falls usual last night Mitchell
is preparing the horrid murder OF Doot Wander
burgh, under the name Of the "Myster'e' Of
Udolpbo."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

THr MKT MAyoR.-The Wing Convention for
nominating candidate for Mayor met last night at
Broadway House. Nothing was done but to or
ganise the committee and propose candidates. -
About dozen names were proposed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

AIE- The GREAr WEsrERr sails next Thursday
week She is now elegantly fitted up for psssen-
gers, and her fare reduced TO $3.50.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

Before a Full Bench.
His Honor the Chief Justice delivered the follow
ing decisions
Frederick A. Clark ct ais. Survivors, etc. u.s. The
President and Directors ofthe Seventh w ard Bank
Judgment for Plaintiffs for the amount of the draft
or bill mentioned IN the pleadngl in this cause, with
interest. The damages to be settled by Judge at
Chambers on taxation of costs.
Francis Stoughton as. Thomas ID Bickford.-New
trial granted on payment of costsb plaintiff, ofor
mer trial and of the case.
John Wood as. Jeremiah G. Hamilton-Are-argu-
ment ordered.
John p. Garcia and Richard Adams u.s. Joseph w.
Alsop, Jr-Judgment for plain Ill on the demurrer to
the third plea
John Batchelcrrs. Peter Poillon.-J nd sment for
plaintiff.
Charles b. Tappen and George w Noble rs
Charles kerrisoa and Edwin kerrison.-Judgment
for plaintiffs the demurrer. with liberty for de-
PENDANTS to amend, &c, on payment Of coDts, within
ten days after retice OF this rule.
George RudJ and Richard J.. Rudd ~. Harold
Geer Chambo y&sin, and Jacob Acker.-J smen
for plaintiff, with liberty to defendants TO plead de
moro payrsspt of costs wi shin ten days, &c.
William Ii! Mackrell ard Lemuel Richards SON
rs the same Judgment for PLAINTIFF, with the
same liberty deserved.
Henry NJ Western rs. the North American InsG-
rance Compapy.-Judgment for plaintiff on all the
demurrers, with liberty to defendants 20 amend, &c
payment III costs.
Charles Bmrell, Junr. "a. FIX. C. X. Meyer, Rev
trial granted. Costs to abide the evest
Gordon BRnhams et ais. rs. Geo. III. Ellorv, i'm
pleaded, et stsra. New trial granted, cost to abide
the event.
Geo. Brrnhams ct al, rs. Geo. VI. Ellory, inr
pleaded, &c. New trial paymcfi of costa.
Conrad w. Faber, ad-. the n. A. Coal Company
Motion "a ed aside proceedings grated.
Samuel Shaw ct ais, as. Samuel Taylor GA cling
notice OF motion, and appearing in sappor,
thereof the part Of tbs defendant. order. the
said notice Of motion 20 dscharg, ID.
The people az the State of New York rr REL. Tho
Tn aias and Aug stus Thorn ~ rs. Perry, iiul
man and Rachael Cotton. Upon reading and fling
certain papers in this case, and the crier Of Ibis
court htying called each Of thu witnesses. in the
case, ard they having neglected to appear and
swer according to so a attachm ant, and the cBadi
tons &C said bonds ia is ordered that tn defs at Of
the de sndants for At appearing aoros b. and
the sss~e is, duly elsered.