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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27
THO THE LOVERS of superior Black

Il Tea.-Howqua's Mixturel-This extremely delicious
asd unparalleled Tea, highly celebrated in China and
Europe, just imported IS row for sale ,he Canton Tea
Cenpanys General Tea Establishment, l2 Chaham-s,reet
New.York in Chinese packages price 80 CTS and 81 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

HVhELHL " U+1IIIt4lUO y 1NUV1I'e'o'E
- or Basaulc Elixir for preserving the gums ard
teeth This Invaluable deEtrce is offered TO the pab
lie as possessing the properties OF strengthening the spnngy
gums cleaning the moalh and whitening the teeth refresh
in the mouth arising from deranged Of the stoach
smoking or from decayed teeth. In word is beyond
the necessity OF puff: Make trial of bottle and ii will
speak for itself
n B. Each bottle bearing The directians tIe label
Sold by Messrs. Southland x Deuc SCI Broadway and
park.rsw Mr.H King COAST Broadway corner Grand
Mr. Nilhau 1873 Broadway Messrs. Guion. us Broadway
corner Courand. and Messer5 Rushton AsPin@a! ilc
Broadway Sc William and 10 Aston House. auls I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27
gDRPTANNIA WARE-We have now

q
, on hand full assortment OF the above ware having
be en- eaae keep mandatory In full blast during
the pressure. IN times like these, when men and china
ware are liable break people learning 10 be econon-
call hence the increased deaDd for articles of Britannia
Ware Our assortment consists in part oi pitchers plain
and covered from pint to six qrarts; coffee ana tea
urns from quarts to four gallons; candeslchs nat ana
burning OIL gas and lard casors plain and revolving; co
fee and sets, large asorment molasses cups tu-
bers mugs soup ladies' nursng-bsues, ather boxes table
and tea spoons, spito0ns &c
Dixons celebrated Tea Ware, latest patterns Also, Dix
ons German Silver Spoons ladies' Forks, &C.. warranted
not 10 turn yellow.
For sale, wholesale and retail, the old stand, Burins
Slip, by (aul5 2wAl BOARpMAN " HARI: |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27
WI GAYLORD. Agent OF the Honle

TIME Self-lnsuuctor and Journal Of the
q Universal Lyceum, by Josiah Ho!brook is published
monthly at the ESchangs Lyceum. SIS Broadway, a. 80
cents year paid IN adyanes liberal discount will be
papers Will find IL profitable work. For sale NJ Affords
news r,orn I65 t;owery. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27
Holm {. GOURGAS, for many years

EUIN L. dUUNNhS, TOT HdHy years
~ of the Bazaar corner Of Broadway and Courtlandts
having lately fitted up TO- Johnslree near the corner
of Broadway, sma neat establishment Of The kind with
and American Fancy Goods and Perlumery, would be-
happy receive opportunity may OFFER friendly call
from his former patrons also from the publlc in general
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

IMPROVED Patent Tailors' Shears.
-irnrners and Poinrs-Also Bankers Shears and Hair
Dresers Scissors for sale the auufacurers agents.
John street formerly the signof the Gcden shssFy F
ca ST. rzs zaeZi ----------- - IN ~
NNADDER.-2Oc casks prime 0mbrb. ier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

XNTATER POWER TO I,ET-From
Wv ONE TO fifty horse power, to let, at West Farms
Saw Mill IL mile. from the city. 1t is accessible by wa
ter and has plenty OF water in The dryes season Inquire
a, the Mill or OF JOHN COPCUTT, Sfs Washington
aulo u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27
VIZ ANTED-A Partner with $1,000

capitsts engage IN business which VIII probably
more ,hl 0uie caDi,al invested yrr Tor years
10 cone ausress C. The Tribune Office with name and
,s.;Jerre aus lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

sawed into plank rails CO.. in logs or sawed into rang
umns and Orders, engine ing and cross timber, aIf'
frames and eYery other ics Tor ak other requiring
criptioa tAa, NAV be required low priced article.
Pebble Contractors Bridge Builders, Manufacturing Com
pe Shippers and others requiring argg orders n,r may
r. Eve have also in operation two superior Circular
Saws for making long short small sized nsIsach as
pales blind iab oakum stats, wedges rocket reds &c or
saws Ter by The hour to persons furnishing their timber
for rp saving or prosecuting. To all those interested in
the above invite call and examine for themselves at
''N 10y COLYER DUGARD.
~ B-Mr. VIM A. Palmer is now fitting up complete
DESCRIPTION Of turning at great saving from former prices,
thus aording TO builders and others facilities for obtaining
GEORGE CoLYER,l New-York Steam Saw MILL
THOMAS DueARpJ foot of Hh-s;., N. River. AUG lnl6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

CLOTHING, IS Chatham street.-Per
" SOFAS in want of good Clothing and wishing to save
little these hard times, would do well to call WILLIAM
D0LSEN'S Store, No. 80 Chatham street, aAd exam
inc his stock Of ready made Clothing before purchasing
elsewhere he is welcouvnced hat they will dispute
the nYre. le2 3;nN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

DOARDING.-Very desirable Rooms,
jus, vacated. with good board, in private family
Can be obtained reasonable terms applying at No W
uudscn-s,reet. near -. JOINTS Park. jyl8 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27
TlIWO SAIL BOATS FOR SALE-

a The Henry Clay and General Scott, each twenty
feet length both fast saerot exceeded by any boats
their in this city; fitted in superior style and in first
order. Can be Bishop Smonson's ship yard,
ieso Il C. NJ. SiaoNsoN, g. columbia-s,reet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

VIZ ANTED.-A situation as House
w Keeper, by lady competent the entire charge
Of house. and the and education OF children an
nigh, be made with her the OF Supe-
rar toned rosewood Piano Forte For farther particulars
please make application her residence, No $50 Broad
cfice auSS Iw~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

WHITE OAK TIMBER
In cribs or single lags, or saw
ed to order, for keel pieces.
mill shafts, &c; vale stuff
and plank Of all sizes; ma.
chiniSts' dimension stuff.
bridge timber, king and queen
posts, header and trimmer
beams, dock tenders, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail, and
for xportation, by A. B. SANDS & Co. Druggists
and Chemists Granite Buildings, o73 Broadway,
corner Of Chamber-street, New-York. Price 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

blouse SO Duane street. near Broadway and the Park,
New Yo.A-Tls splendid hotel and boarding.hoase late
Manaitan.' as the bar entirely removed; the IRE
sponsblc and olue riedly excluded all order and pro-
vision suited the repoSe and comforts of Christian
Home; and reduction unparalleled in charge-to W.T. TO
30 au0 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

The following cure, at once SO remarkable, SO
extraordinary as almost to surpass belief has, IN
order to place its truth beyond the reach of suSpi-
coa or doubt, been sworn to, this Goth day of Au-
gust, 1912, before his Hon Robert Fl. Morris,
Maycr of the city Of New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27
ONE PRICE STORE.-It is generally

W known that some sore-keeperS ask double the price
chase good cheap clothing can rely being furnished with
articles The following rrieesGoats a! 81 cloth JACK
$I75to$2 a. s. COGSW Sit. 1854 Chathan,st iy2l SH1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27
HEsILoCK TIMBER

UEWIUCk IIWb En-
in logs, or sawed into rang
ing and cross timber, ani
Tor all other uses requiring a
low-priced article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27
euterprising young men

ID OARD.-A family or a few single gen
,leu,en good morals can have board and spacious
rooms in private family. very desirable location To-
East Broadway. House and apartments nnusualy plea
sanr and agreeable au2i lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

THEAp.-Au articles In the Saddle or
" Coach line can be had atvcry reduced prices at The
store OF the subscriber consisting part OF India Rubber
Leahe Saddle Trees, Hames, Buckets Bits, Stirnps Raw
Hides Laces Garpetng, Bands, Hubs, common and patent
A1ics Top Leather, MSuians Bows, Step Springs, &c
suS SIN mo S SUMMERS. 20 Peer-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

VI SO by 40 inches 100 reams "a by 81 do, 100 reams
soby 50 do so reams. Fine Hanging Paper, ioOeS 5s
$3.50 b ST. 49, 50 and IS inches wide. 200 gross Bon-
net Boards, blue and white 10000 lbs. Trunk Boards
10000 Binders Boards. All kinds Paper manufactured at
Ike shortest notice and for sale by
! nn11 nc GAIINT & DERRICkSON, l59 SbuthSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

New. YORK, August 3, 18i2
Gepllemen-A tale OF misery and woe mine 10 Tell ana
as memory in The task brings back scores ihat
is So For months stretched upon bed OF suffering ard
distress racked by the excraciang pain, dumb WIN
asony-he Only voice that came from my lips tEe voice OF
preanng and my only hope despair Stten and oitcn White
Others Slept in the st hours OF night have turned my
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

in Logs, for ,opmasts or
sawed into plank, rails, CO.
Iumns and Orders, engine
frames, and every other deE
crintion that NAV be required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26

MOndny, April 3D. r. M.
The stock market presented a fair degree Of activity
to day, bat prices have reced.d in many csses. Harlem
fell I per ct; Mohawk l; Bank Of America ! Delaware
and Hudson !; Long Island !; Paterson l. illinois bonds
rose 3 per ct; Indiana /; New York o. 1864 l per CT.
O1io IS. l ter CT
Ii was reported anosg certain circles hat the new
loan OF the federal governmen, has hcent ken in part ny
Hope * Co. that is, that that house have taken 81 Oooy00
of6 p n cent at par, with the privil' &c of the remaining
$500 coo Of the amour, offered. There is something very
anomalous in the runors in regard to this loan, which
require them 10 be received with the usm ,st caution
There is a cool deal Of interest excited IN regard 10
the posuoo Of A certaia broker Who filled recently Nth
a larv. am cunt Of private deposi,es Ia his possession.
The concentrations of a former partner had induced
m,nv w.ai,hv persons to continue their accounts with
IN. hous,. an as the ev snts dill not waualt those state
meu,s. rr.ss complaints are now made.
We called upon the comptroller recently TO take soma
acton in regarl to the assets Of the brossn red dog
hanks, Il q bill, Of which arr much deprecated, in ORDER
to protect the public from loss. AZ We then stated, there
are parties connected with some Of the banks who
have exrriel an inhu snce to eaus. the closing OF the
concerns to be postponed, in order IN at the bills may be
deprecated, and then bonsbt up. Since we made that
statement the bills have risen 2) per CT. by the purchase
VI the parties Il il an unlouhssJ fact. that rather than
have the assets, sacrificed, sCme Of tie proristors Of
the brskea bank, wcull reiesa he bills at par bu, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26

Present, Vice Chancellor M'Coun.
APRIL 20 Decisions -.4adrtv " Go,can vs. John Sc.
venson This wasa motion TO prevent the Issuing Of a
title ON inc sale oi morts eyed premises, and to invslidate
a sale. MGJwan loaned Stevenson money ON bond anil
mortgage. Af,er unsuccessfuln negotiation the property
was put up at auction and MIG w an'bough IL. surisct to
the liebilites attached, for $50, leaving bet y cen 81 900
md 50 900 still due TO him on IN. bond. lie then sought
10 recover balance on defendant. personal proper,v.
The Vice Chancellor thought it a hard case Tor defend.
ant, whose mandatory would be involved and Lreat
loss accrue 10 him. MGowan, on the other hand. is still
willing TO give up the purchase, provided his money h,
paid to him. lis one of those cases in which IN, CONT
does not feel authorised to interfere. Motion i,niei
with costs. >
R,5,rt .iaSsrson VS.. .4.os s .7H.n. This was a nation
10 require plaintiff TO psyover $50 20 in his hands. he.
longing to Allen, TO o Mr. d ummond. Notion olsxed.
Jhn Reed, Jr. VS.. James e. Uaderbii Motion for At.
tsehment in contemp, Ia not eppeaIing, as ordered, be.
fore a m ss,cr Molten allowed.
Joseph " H'mr, and others, VS.. .1ioipi j. Essen, ard
Others Motion for per MS ion 10 xamine vI,a,ss.s.
Motion dsni, a, with costs.
Hen y T. credvs Chsriss Uenry H4i- Molten Of an.
pssi from = master, who ordered the def nIant 10 make
over 10 a receiver his household hold furniture and II
hrsry, They had been assigned. appraised. and left " i'm
defendant rhe mss,er hal not Inquired whether de
irndsn, was at liberty To make them over, or ahesher
he ss'ignee had not a RICH; TO take possession whenever
he pleased Nas,ei's decision set lie, AMI the case re-
fssred back.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26
Superior Court.
Before a full Bench.

Before q full Bench.
APaIt 25-DEcIsroSs -Hram Walworih, Clark, e.. VS..
Robert anderson Appeal dismissed, and motion at Cham
bers granted without costs.
Reuben Roaciey ads Slas II Ktckeh.-hotion denied,
without costs.
The Ocean Insurance Comp my ads .f,a Fieh and others.
in this case the assured, after their vessel had been in.
Jured and sbandoned, repuIchased her at a nominal
price, and, without change OF title, and almost without
the formalty OF papers, cansed her to be placed in con-
Uuder such circumstsnces, the Court thou CHIT that the
benefit shoull go to the assurer. New trial granted.
Cots TO abide the event.
Uriah X Seribner and others, VS.. ts Ubpavd las. Co.
This was an action where insurance had been ma q at
two Offices on specific portions Of the distillery and
injured by FIRE, and one office claims that il should not
have to pay more than the other, although il had in.
sured more on the articles burnt The Cont held that
where SO much was insured on the buildings, so much
on the stock, &c, the policy held ,nually good Is &c there
had been distinct Policies -Ju1sment for plaintiff.
Erie Bdmgen, pisin'g fn errcr VS.. yscob Cram A cask
Of liquor ihten1.d for drawback, had been sent to The
vessel OF plaintiff Tor shi pment. Before the custom house
officer had examined II, and given a certificate. a cart
ran az ainst the cssk and stove it TO pieces. Mr.. Cram
sued the captain, and the Court below gave in his IA
vor. This Court consider such TO have been incorrect.
The cask could not be in possession Of the captain until
the certlfca ate &C hal been made out, aud the
goods ready to put on board. Judgment reversed
Joshua N Beech VS. Robert ID. Hamiiicn an JONAS @.
ISmpkias-Besch entered into copsr,nership with a
m an named Burrsws, who was 10 urchaseh hall his stock.
Before doing so, the property was Levied upon under exc
cu.ion fur an old debt OF Burrows. The Court considers
tina; defendants had no right to IN IKE such levy. Beach
at lioorty to make such eyre m mt without injury ohis
was personal rights, and ven to allow Burrows part Of
the profits. II he saw ft.-Judgment for plaintiff.
Ehha Mr, and ~anoi.sr, Va. S.h =. Motion 70
set aside a report OF ref~erces.-Mosion denied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26
CITY -Intelugcnce.

IA FUoirIvE FROM JUSTICE CAUGHr.-A few weeks
since young German, named Joseph stiennan, entered
the premises Of Messrs. Cauffman s Vol, of Philadel.
phis, and, by false representations, obtained goods on
credit to the value of $3.50. The next day he ordered
the goods to be sold at auction aid pocse ing the funds
escaped to this city. Notice was given and officers sweet
and Tappan Immediately made search for the rogue.
Yesterday afternoon the gentleman was seen cautiously
steering his course on board of the ship Vile de Lyon,
that was to sail for HIvre this morning, and AJAooner
was he fairly in sight than s veet tapped him on the
shoulder with well, my friend, we want to see you q
minute" He was escorted to the Police office and ia a
belt around his body was found 900 sovereigns, % eagles,
20 hafeagles, 10 twenty franc pieces and a small amount
in silver, making altogether sl7is 81. A reauisition
having been ordered in Pennsylvania, he will be for
warded to that State. The officers have thus done q
good days work both for themselve s and the ends of
justice.
Nor Caucus STRAIGHT The democratic caucus on
Saturday night did not decide to aIp int Garrett Gilbert,
police justice in place Of Robert Taylor, Esq, whose
term expires on the 81 Of May. There are a number OF
applicants, all Of whom feel certain Of success.
THE LAST FoRGEay.-Oaicsr Cockefair with his usual
perseverance, and industry, succeeded yesterday in find.
ing, at the lodgings Of Richard s. Howell, the forger,
who was arrested on Saturday, the identical letter writ.
ten by the firm Of Thomas Hunt & Co. in reply to the
communication received by them under the signatur. OF
WIN. H. Newton. II had been torn into fragments the
name of the firm cut off in order to aid him in initiating il,
so as to efec. the forgery ofthe check. This Is an i'm.
portant link in the chain of ~evileHcc against the prison
er, and officer Cockefair is entitled to much credit for
thus closing up this business.
The RAIL ROAD AccrpESr.-The young man whose
legs were Gu. off by the wheels of the railroad cars on
the II ri. m road was named John Edward Schultz. He
died during Sunday night, from the loss Of blood. pre-.
yious to which his right leg was amputated. This
serves a. an additional caution to the dan gerous practice
ofjumping from q railroad car while under way. and
also never to get off or on EXCEPT a; the foo,s,ep Of the
last oar in the train.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26

Doc Losr-We call the attention Of humanity to
the adveriisemcn; N another column, of the loss or
running away OF a small white colored poodle doc.
Havana bred. There are three small brown spots
on his back, eud che on each ear. His ears ale
pierced lis mcuh is always on a grin, or dog
llash. lie was recently lost and found in warren
street., and has sgaiu been lost. by leavin, his reel.
i-nce at III Chamber Street. Aoy honest person
Who has found hi "a vi,i be rewarded if returnea.-
IL dirhon,st person has picked hin up ia the street,
al Intends 10 cut II ms hair aud Disguise him, he
I'D better take care what he il about. The little
aimsl answers TO the name Of "Veto."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26
Cour, C,Irrd.r-Th,s pnv.

CorRr or CoxM,r rLyss-Pati -Nos73, l0i, 1877,
lbs, 1. 81, 80, 50 e5, 1871, i6s. 1863, i61. 100 III
Part a. Nos. ISL ~, 49,. l62, 100, 1853, 10, ia, la;
i76, LIS, 10, $50, l6l.
surss,os Cousr.-y Nos. 81. l5s, ia, ISL, ls3. las. ISL.
81. ISL, Al. l3l, z, 8, us, 81. "a. 81, ~, -, IL, 10, 50,
81, lag. $50, 81. 81, So. 81, SO. 50, 81.
The notes Of Issue for the Argument ca'end n ollie
ensuing term Of this court. mast bs filed on or before
Thursday. the ssth inst and for the trial calendar on
or before M,nl the III May nsxi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26

PUr~ Down. SANDER about Mr.. Webster
and the pretty Miss Reynolds. Miss Il. is not ooly
pretty, but pure. Who doubts it! Who fist starte Z
the slanderl The Courier & Enquirer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26

fAsHioSAstE AsIvNL Y -s,eriiy, the famous
racer Boston, arrived IN town by the railroad train,
aho proceeded dowa TO the Long Island course,
where ne mas ieS@n ch9ic, a~partnents at Bolts
Horse holei' whs'e the os.s are fresh, the water
sweet, and the ''a'ci1g capital. He will be in prime
order by the great week. Fashion, his antagonist,
isin training il ,ae Jers;es
Tha, Pnaes OF lae tud, the venerable Col. John.
son, with mis- Oh white har, is probably no, far
off.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26

Arm 25 -WIllrsm A. Bowers, chi,f mate otIthe ship
Powhsttou, from Liverpool was arrested on Sunday,
charged by the Captain with mu'iny, az were also Hen.
ry Williams, Geo. %Bsshiori, Thomas Cullin, and James
Snlliv an, scamen. Yesterday, the Captain, George w.
M'Cerrep) was also arrested Oh complaint Of Bio wers, on
a charge Of firing at and dangerously wounding him
with . pistol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26

BowERY CIRcUs.-The company at this house
last evening performed to an OVERLOOKING and de-
lighted audience. Tonight is the las; night. North,
Rogers, John Smith, Risley and Son, and the whole
company being all stars Of the first magnitude, 60
through their various wonderful acts. This nights
performance is for the benefit Of MI. Levi North.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26

OLD DEBrs AND TIE BASKRUrr LAw.-Oar mer-
chants complail eli their old worthless southern
iebs being a continual expense to them IN the way
of hostages. /. is severe for Congress to pass a law
giving a full release 20 debtors for all they owe, and
debtors have liberty to send the bankrupt notices BY
mail at the expense of their creditors. The mer-
chats have 10 loose their d-bts and pay besides.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26

LIGHT TO THE HEATHES.-The celebrated Dr.. Dur
bin, a great Methodist preacher, goes out to-day in
the Vile de Lyon, to give light to the heather in
the old world. Why not? We have more pulpit
eloquence in this country without counting Elder
Knapp, Joe Smith, Brother Reynolds, or Orator
MafhD than all Europe put together. They are all
the time sending us out evil; W. return them good.
This is the true Christian doctrine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26

'Miss CL,RESp oS-Iais beau iiul and facinating
young lady, AMI ia'-n'ed d.anatic reader, gives
another ell hsr e.e.iai dramatic soiees tonight 81
the Society l. bsAy To hose WhD nave heard and
seen Miss CiAreEd1a once, 4 u unnecessary to ieIl
them TO go; 81, is VIA ave no., we advise TO
attend, if taey W an 20 enj y a great treat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26

To BE RgDvILr The insurance offices intend 10
.ebuild the st. Charles Theatre, a, New Orleans.
Very good and just see that there are no old
wooden stables close by to burn it do xn again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26

Chandler, OF the u. S. Gazette, talks
of the full notes h. took Of Holmes trial, ard
which were crowded out. All nonsense. He can't
report a tri al or any thing else properly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26

RopBrSe ALL R~oUsD.-Lerers from Mexico state
that Santa Anna intends to rob all the churches =
Undoubtedly He has robbed every thing aud every
body else, and il isn't likely that he'll make many
bones at swallowing a priest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26

ERIE RAIL RcAp AND JAMES Bowen We are
Informed iha: NJ. Bowen, the president Of this COM
pany, has received no contract for the Indian De-
partment. Il is true that he made an offer for an
amount of SIS 0D, ba; III. contract was given to
another. Wei, II II bet must be so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26

in the Herald Of Saturday, we pub.
lishea a report OF the trial of the Delaware Bank vs.
Andrews, which we have since oeen assured gave
an account OF the matter, which might prove unfa,
yorable to the character of the principal witness,
MIR John B. Fly. We understand that Mr.. Fry's
reputation appeared irreproachable at the trial, and
we have since received such information as leaves
ns room for doubt, that he Is a young gentleman of
responsibility, and unimepeachable integrity. The
result of the trial confirms this in every respect.