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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-21
MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor if captains OF vessels arriving
will Commodore W. A. Basse OF our news fleet
report Of the SHIPPING left at the whence they sailed
foreign they may have. Commodore Basset viii
board them Immediately their arrival We will recipocate
the favor in way.
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aTIVOLI SALOON.

Musical Soi,ees, Concerts Assemblies, Military Balls
Private and Public Dim, Parties, Political Meengs-wh
distinction Of party The Proprietor, gain
10 himself and this establishment reputation independent Of
pro6t) has leased such will
able compete other esablish ent shall
happy Tin accordance with
tmcs with all who may favor him with call and assures
them that pains will be spared TO
WIN. p. DENMAN Proprietor
s. Tuesday evenings OF each week set Invita-
ion "a Inc
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Brighton Cattle Market.
Married..

On Tuesday, 18th inst at st. Peters church. by the
Very Rev. John Powers, d. D., DIR. JAS. g. THORN sur
geon Of New York. to Miss MARY MURPHY, of Cork Ire
land.
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Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships Quebec, Hebsrd London, Grinnel Mntun Co;
Hector Spencer Mobile Edw Hurlbut x Co; Normandy
Spading do John Ogden; Philip Is Fanan Apaachcoa
Havi,and Brooklyn Richardson, Charleston, Richardson
Edward rhome, tBrl Anderson. Glasgow Lee Co-BIgs
Exile, Gard, Minmch Foster x Nickerson Sophia Br)
Hart 81 JOHNS, NF Laurie Wilson Fuller Savannah
Durham Dinon.-Schr Hero, Jones, Apaachicoa.
Arrived.
Bark Calico, Lumbard from ST. Petersburg Aug TO- witt,
British brig Siren, Catchpoe 20 days in
ballast, to Rowland Apinwal Left vessels
in port.
Schr Mary Jane, McMath days from Norfolk with mdse
to Sturges * Chairman.
Schr Increase, Warren. days from Wilmington NC with
cotton, 10 order. -
with nails. iron. SC. to Tisdale Borden
Below.
Ship Tiger. Also ship. brig, unknown. Wind NV.
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To Corrcspondents.

Our foreign ports are
send by vessel all the they car
obtain. Nautical information of any kind, any snc re
siding at home abroad. will be thankfully received
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Whiskeysales OF drudge at 20, and State prison bbls
at 2lc.
Whaisbons-salcs 33Ic.
Tsiovsales OF over lbs of city and other
dered Tallow at 81 sic.
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state OF Trade.

state OF Trade.
The foreign seems TO have wrought no change in
the several markets The business the canals has
been as follows =:
Account Of tolls received all the canals of this State
in the two first weeks in October and the totals to the
18th October in each Of the years following =
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Foreign Ilnportations.

ST PErERsBuRc-Bark Gfieo-iO bales sheeting H Mo-
ring-270 coils corage Goodhue corr bdls oakum pkge
mdse Fedler6oO pcs 1876 bales duck rolls bagging
Pecki9oo bars McCall33 pkgs iron 20 bales
hemp Caven-32 mdse Draper box minerals T.
Swiit-6i9 pkgs sheet iron Il cks bristles order.
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Inc lncrease year compared with the
the first weeks in October S5543 while the total fall
ing off TO the iath October is s256, a0l 81.
ashesA few small lots Of pots have been taken at S.
625. Pearls are dull ct Sc.
CottonThe per the Britannia does not appear 10
have had much effect upon the market Prices il any
thing, however, rather in favor ofthe buyer
Naval Sfres-About 5000 bbls have been taken within
the stwo days at 40 for North County Turpentiue
HoPs-Are taken ct II cents.
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RATTLE, RATTLE, RATTLE.

\ GENTLEMEN'S C1OAKS
ITO BE RAFFLED for positively the first Of Novem
Der two spenpid blue cloth gentIemen's Spanish
Circular Cloak with cspes handsomely made with vel
collar and cnss capes lined with silks and complete
in other respect Tickets 50 so EACH As the rae will
positively take place the above named Tickets
be paid for whether when the numbers
As number Of Tickets already sold, gentlemen wishing
chance would do well apply earlyas such chance sell
dam orhe highest and lowest numbers have cloak
each For further particulars apply No. Murray street,
corner Broadway, where the cloaks to be
NJ 4 NovIb
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RAN CUINT.E-Eor Sale or TO Le--A BOWLING
n SALOON embracing nine splendid Alleys with every
ding keeto the first order Tor conducting
e-ntse business The saloons surpassed - pIeudor
by any ia the city They located zoe Broadway between
E,j,on and ohn immediate neghbohood Of the
mos, public hotels aud w command an i'm % pslIongs
They will be sold or let for the term OF hve
years This is chance for person Wishing TO embark
Ia the above business Apply 2o2 Broadway 90 str
DROFEssORs Of Music, smsteon and the public sie re-
OF tone touch and hnsh at 70 Broadway Prcs $500
Ao an assortment Pianos prices, and OF
toueh and Workmanship not surpassed IN this city or
' 7. SHAFT,
oao1sr % Broadway.
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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
NiBLO's GARDEN.
The Woaderfai hs1 Slif Fsm;;,v
The Magnificent Pantonime called ,i.
THE NIGHT OWL.
THIS EVENING III. performance win commence a,
al An r.. Syf as:sft T'A
Admiral nsii e s's 1 Asylum s.,.
Ssssa G-'' s:Es kiasn' NH. ss: s:;$:
i miis Chief Leon H. 5i Fres JULIA Miss Wells
AN s SvEsT6 *
10 f0S %
Ghsyalier Bariano, Jerome Basel
B SiiSs,Ea s s..:' D.a E.ss
z %S sI' t tSss Slave Mn Mn ws sS:is'
inc Gstden opens at half PAST sixPenonsnces commence
Tckels--oo cents
CHATHAM THEATRE.
4ds S$$ss I II; '.;s :::
Jack Spray r EN- 1$$, s!;ssss: Lennon
PerLin warbeek, Lsnnos Srsld, Mr.. Thorne
sHrpw TR sSpSlsfs S OH
Doors will open ate-Cursan w'e quarter past
Boz Office open daily from to S. where Ticket. may
purchased and places secured.
Park THEATRE.
THIS EvENlNf fn 2e %SNp fIi! will be performed
Don Felix WIN Hostin. Demo yiosn,., Mfr Broush.m
p.,., s,.. loan oF < x"i TtSSvER.
MORE BI e ssHi!iss iii Than ONE.
cents. I'd Ts :1 ''FF m M. s a:fiss
Door open :, ~ O'clock and the performance
esYI,SS,. :. :. !, - - - :. :. - =
M Broadway. New Yors.
THIS EVENING. Oct , 2oIh, viii be presented the
General G9un, Der Temer, M. raymond
Gervaise Genadoi, Mr. Graham Amilie mrs iIwn
PAR sse9SHsdf NOSE Tsh
GI The Doors will be opened at 7, and the periormane
Commence at halGpast u every evening
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN.
Sgsis ra. Church under the
Two performances every day and evening this week.
m''e'f Dr. G. vA al Il ff!si. M
some ssue1 on men and will The contents
:hrsd. psishes and before presented By him
Also b. celebrated Lecture Phrensosy, with
'''''''' ',s ni sIS s is' yiiyALrrs
!: human with ads
Z. Petite Celeste the admired dsn.sps Mis- Hood s
Ms;srons Sy G cs '''
and ooe day. commencing %
Tbs Abundance the whole, Museum, Garden and
tainnents. TWENTY-FIVE cents-Children half price
NQyVE 55T Il ,,,,s ATTRAcTIoNs. e.
GALLERY,
oh s"ds,'a " opposite s4e M r., Zee.
Mr. II. BENNETT, Manager,
in the performance. having effected engagements with he
following well known performers:
mred singer; ao B. Wright Il. c.leSr.ea f.i.sa
70 vocalist whose peculiar vocal combined with his
1s s fss @ ace BY ms e
American Gantess The Manager has also engaged Mr. Mil
sr the wonderful dwarf and phenomenon Of nature, his height
being only thirty siI inches-nauIe in her widest freaks,
his limitations Of Kean. Kemble &c Miss Rosae the charm
the wre h VIII sis e
noon performance Wednesday and Saturday O'Clock
Performance comnence the lecture at halpas7 Adj
ONE SHILLlNG ol6ec
AMERICAN THEATRE-WALNUT-
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS c, CUsHMAN.
I'd night Of the New Musical Drama of
THIS SiSF 81 $as %SSbs. s'.s''
Tss Doe Proctor Ralph s'sss NH, hadaw
PRETTY IF G?s sfnsls 81 s sTiLLBuRc.
Margob, MISS Cushman Christina, Miss Cushman
BS%S6 6yya,v-hN, Il h;Ss d. poppiniay Radcliffe
L. A. MARSHALL. Lessee.
EMPIRE OK,
Thu. splendid Msnmoi OK Which is acnnowieSS.d 70 Be-
daring The Faif, two doors below Nblo's, Biosdwsy
This Ok took the First Premium the State Fair atSvsru
q lsil and al the late State FAIR in Albany He
DDECENTC
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GYMNASIUM.

SPARRING SCHOOL IL PISTOL GALLERY
MEsSRS. HUDSON Y OTTIGNON re- pectfuy inform
IA the gentlemen OF New York that their extensive rooms
" come! Of Broadway and Chambers street. Tor sparrng
Gymnastics and Pistol the
Nue additions have lately made
IN the 0 mnasum, which will be found every
eDese and equal in the for athletic
xnarrng taught the approved principles. Gentle
visiting the Pistol Gallery will be supplied with Pistol of
superior quality Terms moderate Gentlemen are invited
to "a latan [ med ,rin the dav o16I lint
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PORT ON NEW YORK, OCT. 81. Isas.
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Domestic ImpOrtatlOns.
New ORLEANs-Bark H w Tyler-( Reported yesterday
l55 bales COTTON Hurbut co200 sacks Maitland
ce357 pi.. LEI Aven co3i bales Lee Dater
200 hides to order. ''-"-~
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BY the PRESIDENT:
THO II. BLAKE,
Conmissionsr Of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PREEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the tight Of presumption to land IN
any OF the wnhps ted in this PROCLAMATION, virtue
Of provisions of the Of I'D june 1885, extended and
the latter act where still apply such claims BY
reason of the absence of The pIa at he office on aad
June, virtue OF the Of the 4h September, 1871
each granting privileges another and class OF
settlers the the Satisfaction OF the
Register and Receiver Of the Land Once and make
therefor soon practicable after seeing this notice
public sale Of the land above designated otherwise such
claims will be forfeited. 80 -.
Where the year the filing Of the plas shall
pe previous the day fixed for the CONNIE Of The
sale above mentioned claims under the OF 1888 and $780,
referred to- viii be forfeited f not and pad
- THO. H. BLAKE,
mi sinner Of the General Land once
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WONDERFUL, DISCOVERY

w " IL DlOOOV
Gc2IKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR which will
- change grey hair its original color few minutes This
preceding all others II is highly ecacous the
great advantage OF identifying the ba without jurng its
growth.
Those who doubt its virtues requested have their
changed before paying their money If humbugs would take
this method there would be reason to complain
One trial will prove the fact. 49,
Sold wholesale and retail, and applied No. Chatham
opposite the Hall Of Records New York stairs.
o29 imsr
OBJECT SCHOOL FOR DANCING. WALTZlNy, &c.
- Granite Buildings of Broadway entrance in Cham
brr street Mr. " T. Morton respectfully announces to his
above building with dressing attached These
have recently been the complete order with
attention comfort. and will be trsntly u-
minated with persops will also b.
III the ssing rooms Mr. Morton will exercise his pupils
exclusion motions and walking essential the envelope
ote system and the giving and graceful deport
On the iorenoons Of the days designated Mr. NJ will be
happy devote his ladies' md DESTROYS Of
tuition The school will open cd the 18th ips Of
tuonTues days and sundays O'Clock for young ladies'
o'clock for and the ming for gentlemen
Pupils public practising on alternate Thursday to
the second hurssay November Boarding schools
aud private families attended. Terms which moderate may
be known The between the hours of 10 and H. A. M
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COUGHS AND COLDS.
REMEMBER, No. 81 North Sixth street, door below
IL Arch street. Philadelphia the and best Family
MedIcne .ior Coughs, Colds, Splitting Blood Throat and
Lung Disease rising like choking tickling
pleasant obs uctIons: For the above Dr. SWAfNE'S Com
pound OF Wild Cherry wilt be found the remedy
Persons who have abused themselves by the ardent spirits
will ind both their strength and much improved BY
leaving of the spirits and taking daught occasionally Of the
above restorative. All from this valuable
cept the above be considered counterfeit The
real article be had o. the following Agents. No.
North Sixth street, Phidepha-
AGENTS
Dr. w. H. MIL NOR, Druggist, No. 1872 Broadway.
MRS. M HAYES, No. l39 Falton ct, Brooklyn
BENZ. OLDS, Newark, N. j.
JOHN MASON, Patterson, N. J. o2i lmsr
NOTICE-ship NICHOLAS BDDLE, from Liverpool
Consguees Of merchandise by the above vessel will please
send the board Of Dover Office
Of the sobscnbeas all goods permitted fire days
andvoidably be sent TO public store
8. 4. GLOVER
o2r 100 Pine st, corner Of South, up stairs.
ElkE BR1Ck7o0 Governments superior quality for sale
by PERSSE x BROOKS,
NJ ibr,fv
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BAKERY Lispenard street.-The subscriber respectfully
informs his old friends and that he resumed
his old business Of baking and will be thankful for their avors
Having taken the stand formerly occupied by g. W. MIL
20 Lpena street. celebrated for good cake and the
the well known Knckerbocker Bakery No 10 William ST.
favore resort for good crackers and thinks he
for gotten how please the taste Of the public.
JAMES TOMPSON.
NB-Always hand fruit cake of all kinds and prices
wedding cake Of all sizespound sponge
szes-rusk biscuit and bread every and
crackers fresh every morning. o20 Imsr
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Philadelphia Auction.
AUCTION SALE,
BY LYONS 4 HART
North Chestnut and Fourth up

= W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
PY CARTER CO., Store 1902 Broadway between Pine
ID and Wall streets. -
SATURDAY 1917 O'Clock, earthenware, carpets furn
ture wines &c. Several beautiful blue Persian dinner SETS
sprig and basins white aud gold china
and coffee SETS English ingram and ply
floor oil cloths of ali widts ufted table and piano
mahogany French chairs sofas card and sofa tables bu
reaus, Office desks, SC.
Also green and black loaf brandy kin, Madeira
sherry and care Of qualities in bot
ties and demijohns.
Also 20 baskets Anchor champagne, and l0M Principe
lots suit housekeepers and dealers Sale without
reserve. 2t~r
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CHEET IRON-43O bdlcsiNo. is to 26
~ Carolina Hoes Al casks. No. to 4.
Fire Bncks-2O, 900 best Stourbusge.
Tobacco Pipes-300 boxes, short Hunters.
Hemp Carpeting-l00 bales superior quality
Seine Twine-Mats-Rugs, &c. &c.
Landing Orlando from Bristol and Robt Parker from Lv-
erpool-for sale by
WIN. & +. JACQUES
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ID This call Bassords Rooms the eli
Eating House, 1t9 Fulton and ~ Ann street., whtre
Mahogany with India Rubber. Clo!h or Composition Cush
Visitors will find the bar either Washngtonian otherwise
MAJ suit their fancy. SO m
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FOR DIR. FEUCHTWANGER'S Pnce Current Of Copa-
VIA Capsules Acids Dyewoods Lunar Caus nc, Daguer
reotype Chemicals German Silver NC. &c. &C. fourth
&c
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10
Vol. 3--NO. Il--Ntheic No. 1l5.

duct, and strict adherence in truth-thcse
must, Of course uuiioraiy govrrn your con-
duct, Never talk ot the affairs er business of
your employ erA-ttat lhist be- LEFT to himself
Never forget messages left: make memoran-
dums for the purpose of letting 1iii,u, on NIL oc-
cvsionS, he informed Of w,Jtt has i,Pcn given TO
YOU 10 communicate. IN ull money matters,
he strictly p"nrtual. II, upon reflection, you
should bc convinced that YOU had done wrong,
never hc ashamed to apo pgse for it.
"Nind these rules, and friends will never be
wanting. Your we'll wishcr.
"IouN VAUGHAN
"Mr " r. N, Philad."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10
CANNAUGHT PRACTICE.

DUBLIN, oCt. 81.
The Mayo .Egis contains long report of a
case tried at Petit Sessions Court of Castlebar,
in which Lord Lncan, and Mr.. St Clair o.
AIalley figured as plaintiff and defendant, IN
manner exceedingly characteristic Of Con-
naught. The Peer according TO the report
summoned Mr.. q Mailey before the Worship
tul Bench for pursuing game without license,
but explanation, as Sir Lucius OTrgger says,
would only spoil the story, so in the words OF
the reporter.
The case excited extreme interest, and the
Court was crowded with the people of the
town.
There were issued four summonses against
The defendant; one charged Mr.. O'Maley with
having, on the 22d of August last, hunted
with dog and gun over the lands of ShcGno,
in the parish ofTurlough, not being duly au-
thorised another with the same offence on the
lands of Dernadiva, on the Odd ditto; third
with the same, on tho land of fIenanavcea, on
he 22i ditto; and the fourth with the same,
on the lands of Sheane, parish Of Turiough, on
the 22d instn
Mr. Barron having arrived at the first of
these cases on the book, SAID, Mr.. DAVIS, dc you
appear in this case
Mr. Davs-What case rs II,
MIR Buron-l mean Lord Lucan against
Mr. O'MalIcy,
Mr.. Davis,-I appear for ford Lucan.
Mr. Barrou.-Proceed, then.
Mr. DAVIS was abou, proceeding, when
st. Cle,.i U'Malley, Esq, rose and said he
would thank the Chairman TO read for him the
entry on the books, as he was anxious TO sec
whether Lord iacan or Mr., Ormsby was SCI
forth as the complainant in tire mater.
Mr. Barron read the entry on the hooks
stating the case was that of the Ear OF lucaT
agains, st. Clair O'Alalley, Esq.
Mr. O'Malley.-This is mean and mali
cious prosecution, and entertain the most ut
ter contempt for it and Lord Lucan, and ever.
thing emahatiag from him.
Mr. Barron said it would be better to pre-
coed quietly with the matter.
Mr. O'Maley-I want to know II lord 1t
can and Mr., Ormsby are going TO act as magh
trates IN this case.
Lord IMcan ION the Bench, )-l have not II
.e-lered in any ofyour proceedings to-day
took my sea1 here when came IN.
MIR OManey.-Although you may not ha
acted in other cases, you may in this vi
10 know are you going TO do so,
Lord Lucsn,--l shall rot answer you
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From The Charleston Courier.


Fnncirmi Origin OF the first Solar Eclipse.
The heavenly bodies together assembled,
To canvass the comets proceedings;
Before this sfar-chnmber the loftiest trembe',
SO luminous e'er were its peadngs.
The sun, elevated to lights central throne,
Demanded Of nature the reason,
Such cleinency e'er to n vaGran, was shewn,
So ofen found guilty of ,reason'
Thou art partial, dear parent else would chastise
Stray stars from asronomv's fold,
That range as privileged class through the skies,
BY orders great law uncontrolled.
To som. foreign state these plcnpos sent,
A truce or treaty 10 sign'
A tariff on telescopes there 10 prevent,
Or establish boundary line
mon ,rch am I, quite as old creation,
Yet motioness stand as an oyster.
With no greater power of peregrinaion
Than a mott fled monk in a coister.
While comet forsoo,h from its orbit can leap,
Incog., like caiph 10 journey,
Or in circuit eccentric the armament sweep,
AS il 'were Uranias attorney.
With a wallet OF evils II wanders through space,
Still hacging its terrible brief;
" as pe>tilence, all Z al the earth can dcface,
Or add TO its manifold 8 ieis
Scarce visible once in a century here,
Melhinks il would not he amss,
To call by the name of sby.GiOc rare
A celestial exotic as this.
The sh0dOC Of e'rY, said na'ute, in sorrow,
Bright sun DER thy spirit is failing,
And dim shall thy glory become by TO morrow,
The world with eclipse then appalling.
Aod science some random conjecture shall risk,
(Msied by her falhblc gIasses.)
Declaring the moon ,s.cbscurng thv disk,
AS between thee aud terra she passes
Oh prince Of The planets, twere better that m"rtas
Alre adv 50 feeble and frail,
Should know that dark envvhss entered Thy portals
Thy lustre and beauty to veil.
No passion rudely on nature will trampe-
Then learn, humankind, from my lips,
To Danish a vice tina, We see, by example,
Can the most splendid tsent> eclipse.
The halo that circles the sovereign OF day,
First pale and contracted became,
When the faults If brother he sought 10 bctray
To animadversion and shame. NJ =.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10
:, Northumberland 60. Pn. Saturday, Dec. TO- 1912.

Mr.. UNalley having hcsitated for some
time, said, 81 suppose | may as well, since
know what will follow it do not"
Nc O'Nallcy having done so, immediately
quilted the Court, and was followed by neatly
all the people who had crowded it.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10
MONROE EDWARDS.

MONROE EDWARDS.
We alluded, day or two since to tho de-
ccptions prac,ued by tins celebrated individu-
al in obtaining the prominent counsel who ur-
dcrtook his defence He has truly invented
"a ncw way to pay lawyers" The following
are some OF his Unique operations on the sub.
ject:
When sr~cstcd at Philadelphia he was
searched, and check Of $1,000 found in his
pocket book together with some money, which
were returned 10 him. On being committed,
he sent for tire Hon. George Al. Dallas, the
great gun of the Phladelphia bar and solicited
hum to become counsel for hun, and 10 obtain
the aid Of MesSrs. Randall and Gilpen, also
eminent lawyers. In conversation with Re-
corder NauX, Mr.. Dallas was ,n;orHcd as to
cordmgly accepted. Z he gentleman did their
uft"r,nnSt, aud received the check for their
services, but il was afterwards discovered to
be a forgery. THE counsel found they had been
come over" and SAID but little about it, This
was pay to counsel No |.
On being demanded from the Pennsylvania
authorities by the Governor Of New York, he
brought letters from Mcssrs Dallas and asso-
1ciates highly recommending him to Messrs
b. F. Butler, J. Prescott Hail, aud r Ernnet,
three of our principle lawyers. Edwards, of
course, represented himself to be perfectly in
nocent, as being the bona fde owner OF the
/ 81 -, apI ha,
bundant means besides, aud started with giving
the two drafts, 81 ,0o0 each on Mr.. Vaux, as
aiready mentioned, declaring himself able to
prove an alb and that the money would be
restored to him, &c. Mr.. Butler declined ::
| but Messrs Emmett and Hall, with Mr Price
and .Kr. Eyarts, accepted. The counsel went
merrily TO work in hls behalf, and now great
! Joke. Mr. EvartS. one of the most active
counsel, had expended about $50 OF his own
fsnds, m procuring the attendance of witness
es and providing for other expenses. On the
second or third day after the commencement OF
the first trial, and whilst the City Hall was
crowded to sutfocation, by persons ANXIOUS &c
see the gay Colonel and hear the proceedings
AIr. Z. inquired of Edwards how much money
he had ; to which the latter replied, about
S200, and that it was in his pocket book, lock.
ed up in his trunk at the prison.
Mr E. asked him to bring it to him mex
morning, which he promised to do. Soon ate
proceedings on the following day had com
menced, Edwards asked permission to 90 out