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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17
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We were yesterday favored With visi, from SPECIAL
comnite. 0: Tyler Loco Focos headed Dy Aio SnSe''
W, - whom ue recognized Hon. Job Haskell, WIn.
godfrey ex.superintendent of Carts, &c by whom we
were presented with the following Letter:
S,g: We the undersigned, a Special COMMITTEE ap.
pointed by the Equestrian Committee by whose nsilslon
anneag ed in the National Procession on Monday z are
instructed TO ask of you t explanation IN relation 10 h
offensive remarks and articles respecting the character OF
those ladies' which have lately appeared IN The paper uhde
your control and also complete retracton oil me same,
such as will he alike satisfactory 20 Us and TO pubic opinoa
and honorable 10 yourself.
TIE Committee which represent feel bound By every
manly and patriotic feeling seriously INTO tins mat
ter and we entertain the 6elief thai you will fully UNDER
stand ,he souudness Of our views.
We are in waiting for an immediate answer
We have the honor to be,
Sir respectfully yonrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

COPPER ORE-We learn that Mr.. G. NJ. Bey-
eridgc, OF Suasburg Lancaster county, has opened
a copper mine, the from which yields from
nineteen re fty-fye per cent. of metallic copper.
Pittsburg Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

Joe Smith, the Mormon Prophet, has recently
received al important revelation, which requires
him to be in England in shor: time. 1t is
nored tina, he has already departed for Washing
ton, where he is required to perform great mira
cle Illinois State Register
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

20 1t would appear from history, that the re-
turn of non comeatibus in s9ampo,' SC fire.
queHtly made by sherHs, was first invented at the
time the Egyptians got swamped in the Red Sea-
This legal "reminiscences do not remember 10
have seen in any work intended for the bar.
IN q RuIietir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

"kINc's EVIL SO called from imaginary said
be performed by The royal touc-hi. fatal disease
makes appearance different parts OF the body, but
principally affects the glanduar system It's commence
men from whence II proceeds to seize upon and utterly
destroy The carriages hgaments and bones. The hr1
symptoms enlargement Of the glands about the neck,
under the chn and behind the Ears, which continues To-
spread increase in number until the Internal organs be-
envclopeh IN disease, rsm which tie patient Is only relieved
his su5ernss by the pale messenger OF Death SASDss
has been proved sy actual xperment in
great variety OF Immediately and perna-
neny this and similar complaints, such scrouous
tumors, nodes bard Jumps ulcers, obstinate cCtaneous
eupuons, From The peculiar this val
liable medicine operates the the alone true
royal t,ach dspeng disease ard r;sioring '2nnd heah.
farther particuar. see article addressed 70 the Dis
corning Public"
tios, Wy A B. SANDS CO, Druggists Chemists us
Broadway, OF Chanbers-s NY sold, also, by A. B.
Sands Druggists, IS and loo fuiton.street, and D.
saAds Co, II East Broadway OF Market.slreet
Price, 81 per bottle. Six bottles or s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

90 Tarantnas, of the most venomous kind and
Of from three to four inches diameter, are said
to inhabit some of the cane brakes on the other
side of the lake. Their netwhen spread is strong
enough to catch and hold sparrow, which il in
mediatelY eaten. n. Q. Bulletir.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

20 The Genesee river rose very suddenly al
Portage on Sunday night and Nonday-sweep-
ing away the boom at Portage with large guam
THY Of saw-logs. The logs came down in a body,
and swept away the next BOOM at the Middle
Falls Of Nunda or Portage Roch. Ev. Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17
TRIBUNE.

u The Office of TRIBUNE VIII be Fenaovea nSS'
from, ~ he PARK and nearly opposite the City Hall The
for printing and publishing the Daily and
Weekly Tribune VIII be greatly eSeoded and saeh I'M
,ovsnens made in the paper is hoped will insure
eoD,inuaace OF the liberal patronage with which II has
hi.her,n heen favored.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

70 We learn from The Richmond Wing oil Wednes-
day morning that the remains of Mrs. Tyler arrived
in tina, city on the preceding evening, attended by
the President, General Hunter, Mr.. Fendall, &C.
neral Mason, General Eaton, and some of the higher
officers of the Government They were received
at the Depot by large number OF citizens, and at
tended through the city towards New Kent, where
they are to be deposited in the family buryng
ground.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

PASS HIM RouSp.--Mr. Charles II. Slower.
aged %, of Oswego, ~ Y. came to Boston on or
about the 2lst of July and palmec himself CIT as
Lieutenant in the L. S. Army. In this charac-
ter he engaged the affections OF very worthy and
beautiful young lady in the vicinity of the city he
promised matrimony, and she believed what ne
promised. But on the l2th of August ne left the
city without paying his board; and in New-l ors
he was suspected OF having piundered the trunk
of travelling companion of clothes and money,
and decamped.
BY letters received here from Oswego, it appears
that Slower, under the assumed name OF Bouck,
was married in March last to a lady OF Buffalo.
The young lady of whom we have spoken above,
fortunately esca ped the snare; but lie may try the
same trick elsewhere,-so, brother Editors, pass
him round.
\. B. He stole, while in Boston, a pair of pam
falcons of the Boston Cadet uniform. VIII the
Police of the ncighbocing cities look OUT for the
pautaloons 10 Pass him along. Boston Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17
rr xyLip Young Hens Stale Convention,

NJ Wing Young Hens Stale Convention,
AUBURN, september 2ls i3i2-ine lndef,lSnea d
Committee OF Wig Ycang Men, appointed by the Clay
f,h Auburn TO make arrangements for the Wing Young
Mems State Convention be held the 2lst hereby an
nounce bat late! string so be ont on that day. ana
all the p,aues of the place within the control othe Clay
Club, will be cheerfsly extended 10 the Delegates '
abroad Wing young men of New York hope TO see
grand and enthusiastic ralya full delegation from every
county in the State Is Country-eur n!sa-
sures Democratc-aud victory awaits US Spread your
banners 10 breeze-et the voice OF the wing 1ou"s
60 enh, and Federal Locoocois'n ot
the Tariff Will be efectualiy repealed Distinguished
speakers viii be present 20 address you
Dated Auburn, September Stb, 1872
In behalf OF tie Auburn Clay Club.
Elisha Miller David Dmon,
3. +. Hall, Albert H. OOSS,
Sylvester Schanck stephen ;. Austin,
Charles T. Ferris, James e. Derby,
Philo H. Perry, w. Hopkins,
Charles S. Beardsley, Isaac QUICK
Lawrence White ooih'iitt c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

4 GyPsY TRASsFoRMED.-yFe learn that, for
some time past, concern called the National Mu-
scum in the Bowery. i person adyertised as the
moiherof the celebrated Gypsy Girl, has been telling
fortunes with considerable cievcrness and success
The shrine of the oracle was room nearly dark,
in which she conyersed with her vofaries, learned
something of their little domestic matters, and re-
ecloed their own revelations in the shape OF pro
phesy. This went on swimmingly until al length
somebody suspected tina; the mother o; tie
Gypsy Girl was he-creature in pctticoats He
carried hi. information to the right quarter and
very soon Police officer walked in and had ms
fortune told, in tie very best manner. An hour
af,er--that is, about 6 last evening-whi!e the
prics,ess was dispensing the DEGREES of Fate to a
trembling datnsel, three Police Officers walked IN
without knocking, rudely breaking The magic SPELL
AID took off the masculine priestess, petticoats
and all to the Tombs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

II In THE CLIMATE THE UNITED STATES, u Is cae
asua OF the present season OF tie yrsr thai dys ue oun
is,on Of jaundce liver plans, ac sa onef oIlos
fecon Residents OF ihs South ant es' ard c r
generally reminded that OS9c2p INDIA escLA-
Geys be found at p. BOVINE Co, 81 Jrhn 81 proves
yarsabiy successful preriirs OF hoge ls ees as
an uniailing remedy for .rir effec vi! care s i
Gr Ne know ONO place OF aRusein.nt ~ me Cry 49,
fe1 hours be spen more pleasantly iHaa al the
rtcan Museum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

vsRaosr.-We have few further returns,
but thew do not vary the complexion of things. e1-
cept that they indicate the election OF two out OF
three Locn-Foco Seua,or. from franklin County
BY close vote. The Wings have plenty
without them, however The Bennington Wbig
says that the two Senators from that County
(which we have always given #p) are lost, ii at
all, only by some % or 80 votes.
Returns nave bee. received from 205 towns, in
which the Wing vote is 1928, and the Loco-Foco
D ,257. making me Wing majority thus far o66.
towns in Grand Isle, in Essex, , in Orleans,
In Franklin, i. Windham, . in Addison, and :
in Bennington remain 10 be heard from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

DREADFUL ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LTFE.-
We have fying rumor of an accident said TO have
occurred on Wednesday at Keesevlle en- Lake
Champlan \ large number of persons assembled
on the occasion of military review, and many
collected on bridge over the river Au Sable,
which broke down, and preciFitated fifty into the
rapid current, which swept away all but two or
three. We trust that the report will prove to be
false, or, at the worst, greatly exaggerated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

10 MAINE is just as we aavs stated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

BLOODY DUEL.-Two young men at Co!uEba
Pa. determined 10 settle dispute about some fail
ladies by an appeal TO arms. y challenge wa:
given and accepted, the parties met with pistols
took am fired at the same instant, and one fell
bathed in blood-poured from bottle by his wag'
% Ii socnnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

B2IsToL's SARsAPARILLA-CAUTos- ?rf>sIS VINO 49, 49,
obtain the article will b- careful q cal for brs'Ors
caaparilla and that the scritttn snntsrk o. y.
Brsoi the cork OF the bottle NJ reputation q
this medicine is established fo The nGi1rrous "oalsfli
has performed and is daily pe!o'"e all o. Nne
sGbantated, and the Goccneus ~ -rec oy caiis
al the store Of WM- BURGER no. so CoGrlandrstre
Mhau's ls3 Broadway. Rorac- 5rcsiey, ESD Ea.-
Of this PAPER will be pleased u ssusy any oae WAC
may call on him OF the happy efectihis edc'ne produce
in family OF Ls acquaintance. ,, nv, q,
foura street, and Nhaps Pharmacy lS3 br9sn
way; also by reputable Druggists and Aseats thnoognous
h- country. au<1 LIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

NEW ORLEANs.-At the three chief fever hos
pitfalls. on the 9Th, there were admitted 10; dis
charged A; died none. The Picayune adds, 4" In
private practice we hear of no increase of cases.
There is nothing yet to threaten an epidemic.
Amongst the shipping we hear that the disease
has almost Disappeared
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06
General Sessions.
Before the Recorder, Judges Lynch and Noah, and
Aldermen lines and Timpson

Before the Recorder, Judges Lynch and Noah, and
Aldermen lines and Timpson
JAN. 5--WM. SHALER, Esq. appeared as acting
District Attorney
Iyini for Assauh and BaAe,y--A man named Ri
chard Leay crat tried for an alleged assault and
battery on Polander med Scheneskey, or as the
Police Clerk has nglicised" n, William Stafford
On evidence it appeared that the Poiander was
littlekroggy, that -eaycrat and his brother Daniel
who was wi Ii him, was also partly corncd-ihat
they had dispute at porter house, during which
the Polander WAS struck and stabbed by somebody;
that the defendant endcav ored to prevent difficulty
and that the Poander commenced the assault. The
jury, therefore, returned a verdict of not gully.
1ssatH and Batie,y.-A man named James VIII
son pl- AIDED guilty tn indictment for an assault
and battery ON Mrs. Catharbe McCopping.
.Senencsd.-A black man named Noah Selby, who
was con voted at the November term of the Court
of petit larceny for robbny the Office of Messrs.
Rawdon, Wright Il Co. of SIS in money, was sen
ten ced to be conf cd in the Pententiary for six
months, Selby had escaped bat was arrested few
days since on abench warrant
Forfeited Recogni.ancss The following persons
not appearing, their recognizances wereforieited:-
Elias Sylvester, for disposing Of three fraudulent
lottery tickets, purportipg to be those ofa Grand
Lottery of Real Estate, to be drawn at Jackson
vile, Florida. These tickets were sold to Robert
Montgomery Of this city for $50 in November last.
The bail was fixed ut $500.
Selling Iofteru pohci,s Benjamin G. Woods,
who indicted for selling Lottery Policies term
ed "Gigs" in November last, not appearing to an
swer the indictment his recognizance for $500 was
forfeited.
4 .mt and Batteries-Daniel Leaycraft for an
assau. and batteay Polander named Schemes
key or Stafford. William Wilson, for assaulting
James Grace on the LIST OF November. Peter Quinn,
for violently ass quilting John l.. Mott. Napoleon
Brunei, Clement Boermanger, and Henry Batrand,
for assaulting Leonard Ellsworth, Of the Marshall
House.
Petit Larceny William Reed for stealing sow
from Thomas Dolan.
Case of the Hackmen.-ln the OF the six
committing riot at the foot of Beekman street. on
the wharf near the steamboat New Haven, the re.
cognizances were forfeited--each being $500.
The Court here adjourned TO ii o'clock this
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06
u. s.. Circuit Court.
Before Judges Thompson and Belts.


DkeBiors
JAN g. Patrick Nacaniey vs.. Ed,card Curtis
Judgment for plaintiff.
Robert buchanan VS.. Epan Griffin, Charles Ralfe
and Others Judgment for plaintiffs.
IpiAiam II Alien vs.. iona Godfrey yr., He.ekiah
Davis ct ais-Judgment for plaintiffs, with leave to
the defendant TO withdraw his demurrer and plead
Joseph d. Beers vs.. Anth l. French. motion
made by defendant for a new trial denied.
Sfeamboot Funny ads. Lc,c,s Bates, appellant.
Decree OF the Distnoe Court affirmed, with costs.
augustus Ztnsgd ads The United .Slates.-Com-
painants bill Of complaint dismissed.
w. Michael and Jas. Foxcrott Va. The Schooner
Catherine. Decree against the schooner be amend.
ed so A. TO allow payment Of amount due petition
ers
Edmund Banks vs.. Benz. J hnapp.-Motion by
defendant for a new trial denied.
~ Y. LIFE Insurance & Trust Co vs.. IT. Cop-
;,er,h,raite andJ w. Lord Motion Of defendant
'for new trial denied.
Jesse HoN ads. Aer. Rankin and oth~s.-Judg.
for defendant.
! | ma Thy ". Farrell and Others W. Geo Randall
: event New trial granted. Costs to abide the
h'rcT n Error ads Joel Stone, plaintiff Il,
! Ino'. lent OF the District Court affirmed
y l o,",s urucr, claimant, ads. The United
I soous 10 DC si'N cf District Court Affirmed
aa"" TO claimants on payment Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

Rowland taken also, Signor Avertz was shame
fully Gated, ordered to remain in the iimis Of the
lown, aud assassination attempted by lha rabble;
diately. have been thus particular, knowing that
if you bad not heard previously, you would be
very anxious 10 learn all the circumstances. You
may rely upon the veracity of these men, and The
CORE tness IF the statements in the main; some
slight variation may occnr in The details. After
respite of few days, the gentlemen will be IN your
CT y on their way eastward, when you can learn
all more connectt div, infinitely, and nnch more
Tran convey in this sheet.
Tits rumored that twelve or fifteen Delaware
and Pouawa omie Indians lately attacked party OF
Sioux, in one of their hunting excursions, and
were all killed except one, who returned to tell
the mourniul tale. The Siouxs numbered from 300
to 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

Selah Van Duser, Plaintiff mEcror VS.. The
dc fenIant in ErrOr--Judgment Of the District
Court reversed, and re,'ire de nopo awarded q.
The Bark Henry Hood ads Gideon Honiand and
Gilbert Hociand, appellants. OF Distinct
Court ai rmed.
yasnes Percicai, appellant, VS.. The Bark TVhite Oak
Judgment Of District Court affirmed; costs of
appeal to be paid by the appellant.
The United States Ed,card CLARKE Prisoner
tn pay fine Of IS on the charge of mutiny, and
stand committed until paid Second count over
ruled.
The United States I'm. Jackson Prisoner
discharged upon his owa recognizance TO appear
ne ut term and answer to the charge OF larceny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

RAnno,p IRor-Six ship loads Of iron rails foH
that p,rt of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ex-
tending from Harpers Ferry to Cumberland, have
veached this port from Great Britain, forming an ag
ereaae Of 1855 tons This is about one.third OF the
entire quanu,y contracted tor. The rails are very
heav, and substantial, and will form road Of the
very best kind. The road will be completed az tai
as Hancock during the approaching spring season
and will be open 20 ClmDerlaad IN the iali-bHH
Am Ilcun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

OFFICE or THE WASHINGTON MARINE ,NsU-
ORANCE COMPANY of III. city Of New York Jsnvary
ils2-The 8oard Of rccors have this day declared div
asnd OF sir cent for the last months pay able 10th MT
The transfer books will close until that date.
jslw- w. H. BIRD SeeJv
Fire Depa tmen Fund will take place the Park Theatre
ON Monday evening, Jan. 2Ist. Tickets SIS. awiwC
IL b73 Broadway, opposite Nblo's Gardea,-This Red
rant IS above the Ice Cream Saloon LaIes will find at
establishment private eating room, and bill fare
piled it'll thing that the market afcrd-the Sub
scribes hope by their punctnalty giving all sasaction
for dinner parties can be had
All orders received to nd ounner parties balls so
Nc fnamenal pyramids all kinds parrols Of chars a
liberty fancy cakes Charlotte rusie ees
cults, gaces bombes padss the only
On hand trufes pate de foes and lhe pergusy
TITS pois, champagnons
Families w fine any time. variety Of dishe, ready
send Their prices will be mod rate.
MAGNAN JULIEN, y
m French Cooks and Coz tioncv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06
IN Wsieai and lientrIc.I .hl. CHAR.

The musical critics in Boston award the palm of
excellence to Miss Sloman, over Rakemann. in her
performances on the piano forte We rather think
Miss Sloman's execution is more brilliant than Mr.
IS, out al the same time we cannot say she ia
superior musician to Rakemann
Blake Is in Boston, playing his favorte but rather
antquated piece, =" The Last Man"
Marble was playing his round OF Yankee charac.
tiers at Mobile. Herr Cline was also there
Browne had appeared as 8 Sir Harcourt County,"
in London Assurance, at Cine innat II he plays 10
as well as ne did Dazzle here, we will answer for
his success
Rice was jumping JIM Grow" in Charleston
The Raves were in New Orleans
NEW SoNo- The Way of the World,' sung by
Mrs Hardwick, the poetry and music by Haynes
Bayey, published by Atwl, Broadway The above
is one of the happiest illusions Of the lamented
Bayey's Tyre It in six-eight time, in the KEY of
g, and should be found on every piano forte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06
Court OF Oyer and Terminer.

Before Judge Kent, and Aid. Purdy and Lee.
The trials Of Sally Ann Robb, for fatricide, and
Of Sophia Pathast, for in the first degree had
been set down for to-day, but 81 motion Of eoun-
sci, they were postponed, The latter to Tuesday
next, and the 70 mer to Thursday.
The case of James Gordon Bennett, for libel, was
postponed to 10Th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

TRAVELLING IN ILLINoIs.-We learn from tho
Peoria Register" that the mail stage from Peoria
to Chicago was swamped in late trip The stage
body, with the mail and passengers, hoated off and
remained in'the water eight hours while the horses
drew out the wheels in safety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

WI y - j
NdESSRS. q. WEISS & GRAIN, members of the
wi Musical Society, beg leave to inform the fas
able society Of New YORK and its vicinity that hey
formed full and effective band Of instrumental perform
twenty in number, required They have all the fash
Wales, Galeps and Cotiops OF the celebrated
Strauss, Lanper. Labitzky, Musard and other
professors and hod themselves in readiness to aten
parties, sorccs, &c They will attend with two ins
violin aud piano forte, aud any additional number ~
required. Favors will be promptly attended 10 by
the music store No 4i2i Broadway, and al their res
~ Delaney street.
DAkG AIN-By order OF the surrogate OF Que.
- the ubsc rbe- will sell at aucti the Irc6
18th day Of February next, at ~ o'clock on. X
rable Farm, containing seventy -four acres, "a
ted midway between Flu hing and J1msic,, frd
msin road b'tween the two places, bounded by ~
Henry Roe and Go orge Vantevery, Fsqs mel by
ton. For particulars Long Island Dsmo-rst One
amount Dsnd and mortgage II low inf(
Enquire OF JNO. - SUMMERS, \
toFtt- ENscutor lao Water an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

FlnEAT UrcA.-By Pomeroy's Western Express.
we have Utica papers of the latest dates A fire
broke out at two o'clock yesterday morning, in the
block, corner OF Genesee and Whitesboro' streets.
Utica. The fire extended on either side of Mr.
Rose, consuming the store OF J. L. Warner. drrc-
gust, and II. 5. Smiths Recess, and doing con
known
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

FInE AT LYoNs-The dwelling house of l.. Mcr-
ry, Jr. two miles north of Lyons, was destroyed By
fire on the 24ih
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

GREAT LOAD One of the locomotives on the
Winchester Railroad in Virginia, conveyed from
that pacs TO Harper's Ferry last week, in q single
train, ll75 barrels of flour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

NAVAL SURcEoNs.-It is stated in the Ledger thai
at me recent session OF the Board of Examiners.
held in Philadelphia great number of annIico
lions Were received, but very few favoraby consid-
cred. Some of those who presented themselves for
examination were found 10 be utterly deficient liz
the common rudimens OF an English education,
and OF course were rejected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

Petit Ldrceny.-Alva II. Kinney, for stealing slo
worth Of dry goods, from the store of Doison and
Keys, No. 81 Cedar street, on the 25th Of October
last, and at different times previous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

SUICIDE IN NEW ORLEANS Armand Dubertrasd.
q young man much respected, shot himself on tho
23d, with fowling piece No cause is assigned fot
the rash act
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

STATE REPoRTER.-At d meeting Of the LeW
Governor, the Chancellor, and the Chief Justice.
held on the 3lst utmo, Nicholas Hill, Jr Esq, OF
this city, was appointed State reporter Hsduties
and also the decisions OF the Court for the Corres
ton of Errors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06
Court Calendar-ThIs DIV.

CIRcuIT CouRr Nos sal Sc 81 "a g. TO- g. So ca, 80,
sc, 81, GA, IS, 50, 10, n, IS, 74.75, Is.
GorRr or Common PLEA'-Nos. "a -, 3ls, l6, 80, 90
80, 40 Al, 43, ~, 20, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

Ono RIvER:-At Wheeling on the 3lst ult. the
rver was IN fine condition, having IL feet of water.
and but little ice running.