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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18
LANGHORNE MILLS FOR SALE

SHALL eel. 10 the hghes bder on Tuesday M. :, NJ
november, lair az not the nnxt fair DAY thereafter
eunidlr etcepted) upon the premises, the well known
ptopey aoo'e eniloned an singular In the OPT
shnrni above the f,ls OF James River in Va Is local
iuauon ,wthin 90 yards oithe main Lynch.
put1JkNeAi pccuAat Advantages well for the
OF wnea as Tor The sue Of oal, lastcr, moa etc Tie
oonNshenccsoI shipping n1ur. and receiving are
eqs 70 anY establishment kind the boat, Az BE-
brought within ~ feet oile mills. is not unTeasonable
- suppose hai il tons Of pscr be grounl and solt
from tlis cs-pl salcnt ANNUALLY The mills
run OF i've Feet Bur Stones and Rubber and are capa
e OF making Ij barrels OF Hour day Attached q Inc
nont uli5 Is corn snd plaster mill. capable grinding
~ tons OF pls'er or 10 bushels of meal, which from ~
conuguy 10 iynehbuTs, will Away iGsure good custom
Inc machinery is cast iron The water wheels bay
&c hANc been ma1c about " monihs. The whole proper
" hts Ieeeuuy undeTslne thorough rhe water
power IL ungnesInnahe having James River as feeder
perry tha Tue freseut Is most suspicious for COM
lenciug Milling Dusiness.thc low prIce Of grain rem
nernE neat TO en iinTossbty that less be sustained
ne Mills are now In operation ald will continue Until
ny OF S1e AND the purchaser viii be required to take
Tue sock OF barrels aud timber (ot which there s suf
hcient supply for the wears opera'ions) also the hands
belonging 70 the csr5snrni. eight Coopcrs ttfn~ er-
for EACH - ~ ~~''
To Farmers having wheun the Mills, and those that,
tn no uIsosioa That may be made OF the Mills Shall IN
any ~aF change our Relations Nv partner. sr Ssp,nc
vii remain AZ tie Mills 10 wind up the business aud ,ii
tract. us ~ 'O'-
TerEls Of Sa!s-one third Ia hand AMI III, balance II,
and years, annual insai'uens will a decd Of tusi
the property kept insured for bcneft the
reunfng 20 tie Of Insurance paid from ne
day OF sale For any further Information please aIiress
me, al Lyucbburg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

Va MononfaIa Lottery, Class N. for Isi2-To be drawn
tn Alexandra Va on Saturday tho 22 OF October 1872
I'LL PRIZES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18
"HAIR cLoyEs AM sTRApsr

CALcOEs, assorted qualities sud patterns avery Iarg
- and complete stsOTment-iutt opened and fgr sal,
A. reduced Pnces,d ! ~ CUNNfNGHAMs
oo w Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

Tuesday Evening. drawing received.
Pnzcs-sleno, l0coD JCOo. 10 Of 1000 10 Of 900 Il
soV, ~ Of AZ, etc. 7sNos-H drawn. Tickets a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

New jersey Lottery, No -. For "Wednesday evenipr
Nos-H drawn. Tickets g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

Mononsslia Lottery No IS, Extra. For Tuesday even
IS Nos. u drawn. Tickets O..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

Drawing OF Grand Consolidated No Oeiober Istb.
40 8 u 90 IS g. % % 70 81 %.
TICKET Nos " 10 o., another Capital. sold paid by
STRATTON.
DRAWING Of Union Lottery, Class A-oct. IStii:
% " % % IS ~ 50 81 a 10 80 g.
Drawing Of Ieesburg IcrtcTy, Glass 6i-Oct l7th:
7el II 20 80 40 81 q 81 81 so IS o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

Leesburg. G2-DIaws CT The Exchange on Friday m
Isl ri Fries $500, Of 1000 rs and II ballots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

At Baltimore 10Th October, and received Thursda,
Evening.
Marylsnd ConsoIla'e.l Class g. rrs-s-s,oooo 100
0opl en. t0u tnnO 400 2n1 e1is 40 Of 1900 30 81 100
etc. " Nos-i3 drawn Tickets eiO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

s3o,0o so0. 40Oo, 8O0, 219. 200 prlsss Of isOo.
u ldoo, 10 Of leo N of 500. etc Tickets aiO
N. B-Paekigcs Ccrtifcatcs of Packages single Tick.
ets and shares for sale IN the variety and the real
Lucky Numbers N. srRATTON i4th 81
Rlehrnoud.vs.
10 All orders confidential o. NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18
HENRY : LANGHoRNE,

we subscriber having de,erInined 10 remove 10 Flu
wanna county, vii oter for sale hgne,f bier
81 the premises Tuesday the 25th OF OciObcr his
OF LAID lying on James River, in county Of Cumber.
ani containing by recent suIyey SOS small
uon OF excellent iowsrounds, good proporSn wood
and the eniife tract very susceptible Of imp royemea-
| The Improvements GOOD aud ne-.
Terms OF sa!es3 J01 cash, the residue Of putrhasc
money IN three equal annual inssalnleuts
Also, al The time place. will sell nv stock
Corn, Oats, aud produce Of every description Terms
1 on 4y n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

.o.., -. For Wednesday Evening.
co., 51o, ShDl 1921, 20 prizes Of 1000 90 OF %
Do' ~ etc. 'sNos-li cravn. neketss5.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18
"a s PfsIER 4 SON

"A ETHUACfTH COAIs-The subscr bers offer
n Tor sale The shove description 81 coal broken and
screened, and lower price, Rhnsf dfsrborrigg from
The vessel than coal II similar quality was ever onsod a.
IA
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CLARkE's OFFICE

Mononsalia, Class No 4s-praws In B.l,irnor. and ,
OF TUESDAY ovenlng;he IS Oct Prires-sI2yn lO0o
1855 10 OF luO 10 OF go 10 OF 900, etc. IS and IA
New Jersey-DTaws ia Jersey City on Monday and due
on nesday The 1871 OF PIizes-S2)cO1 20 OF 1000
etc - u ballots Tickets SIS.
Mononsals Extra E-Diaws In Baltimore on wednes
day the 18Th Oct, and due Tuesday cyening Pr;1ss
SSyn, lSD sou GOO ; ~, 1910, 300, 200 'aSs 20 o
IT, 500. 1000 10 oiGo, 20 OF 100, rs aud 10 ballots
LeeisgTs 61D5ags e The Exchange Friday the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18
NEW ESTABLISHMENT

- iOuho .. NIDDICh,
* ESrEC tUlLf Informs his friends and the nublic
Ia generally that he has taken the store on street.
lately occupied by Logan Waller, the purpose OF com
mcncing the '~'fS VI ~
HAT BUSINESS,
Ana has just opened assorInen, OF Hats and Cans Of
thc latest New York style, and intends kcepng ON hand
constant and full supply OF all articles In Ills line $1,000
The following is part OF his stool now on iandsune.
TOT BEAVER Cassinere, Nutra Russia Brush and Mole
s snn hats Also Otter, Fur Seal Cloh sealett Musk
aiLe aud Hair Seal Caps lie pledges hmselfo sell any
aIuee IN he line. for cash. low an be purehase
In any establishment in the city. e. ~ az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18
SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES =.

soon aer The Lands are Sold the slaves Stocks Crops
given. - ~ N wv ~ ~ ~" DC
Sc e,ds " "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18
WILLIAM =: ARCHER,

Will practice In tho Superior Inferior Couu. of ,h.
uty. the United states Count and the Court of Anpe,.
lie VIII siso attend The ru9eror Courts Of ami
Cncsterheld He may, for the present be fonnd :, The
street -" ~ -.
'INHE Partnership heretofprc erl.inx be,,..n t,o.,
- Mayo william Archer, 10 dissolved. An business
heretofore oonhfe o. the Cru Mayo a Archer Will
receive thc JOINT attention OF both unit cotanisisi
seq III wM m . Mann
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

For Wednesday Evening.
New Jersey, Class s. Frixes-sNOOn, 600 aN00 2Ern
1921 90 o. 1000 40 Of 3 50of9ol etc. ~ Nos-if frawn
Tckctse 5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

g- Those Tickets which shall have on them mono Of
The drawn Nos. will be entitled 70 81 nett.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

s9Uo. l2Go. 500. 5oD 1000 1900 30 prize, of isno
TicketssI0. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18
COMMISSION BUSINESS


WILL attend 10 the sale OF all kinds produce aud So
hcit patronage from my old customers aud friends
an I = NJ CAMBRIDGE
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
I'VE snbsc ave by ent
9hi senera assortment OF British aud American Dry
Goods. which they otr 10 punc,ual customers on ther
usual terms. w. ~
A n=kU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-21
Court of Common Pleas.

Before Judge Ushoeter.
Thomas Carpenter Leicis j. T4modt.-This was an
action of defendant who is proprietor Of the
Pearl street Baths damages for injury done TO plaintiffs
premises adjoining, BY water running from the Bath
house TO his cellar On the part of defendant is con-
tended that the difficulty is not caused by what is ari-
bued the pipes for receiving and ing of the water
being good order but that natural sprngs exist the
plaintiffs premises and that the cellar OF his house 527
Pearl street is ovcrowed by them. Testimony was pre-
tented to show that high hill existed in Pearl street
from below Centre to Elm, called Powder Hll which
hill On the south side towards the common" what
is termed the park marsh, and on the north
east side the famous fshng'pond called the Collect
The front Of MIR. Carpenters houses built the orgi
nal ground which then the edge of the south side of
the hill but the rest upon the ground which had been
filled in having been raised 10 feet At the base OF the
hill were springs and contcnded that from
these springs the water which causes damages TO plain
,i nremses are derived On the other hand is show
that the adjoining cellars those on That side Of the
sreet between Elm and Centre dry, although the
side of Pearl street the contrary is the Civ
in room to suppose the assertion in regard 10 springs
the hill TO be in correct Besides there wa
no prc,cnon that the springs were howscr ones while
testimony was presented to show that the water which
oored through the partition ottcntmes bahish oil
very comfortably In addition the cellar had beer
mos, mirac ulously dry since this suit was commenc
ed The Jury found for plaintiff in $50 damages and
cents costs. -
For plaintiff Thos H. Lee, Esq.-Messrs Anderson an'
Raymond for defendant
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Suureme Court.

May 2o.The writ ofhabeas corpus applied for by John
A. Barry requiring Mr. Mercein to produce the person
of his little granddaughter Barry child and show cause
why the father should not have the and custody Of
it, being allowed Mr.. NJ, his lady, and, we believe
sister have appeared in Court for the last two days hav
ing the little girl with them She is a smart looking lit
tic thing about five years Of age and seems to think it'll
her parents Judging from her graceful bearng) that she
is well worth fighting for. Mrs Barry did not appear in
Court nor believe, did the petitioner himself at least
he did yesterday. Barry has the little boythc wife
the girl He says that his house his home, and his heart
ready to receive the bound to him for veal
for woc' and she does choose live with him. that
is why she should take his children from him
too causing to him double affection He offers to share
with her his Homestead amid the rude wlds but bracng
breezes Of the norththe Peninsula where the light of
heaven first met his viewhe only place on the broad
universe with which he is acquainted whereby he can
obtain for her and hers for those they all dearly love-
a home and living. She answers No, cannot; can.
ALLURE the beautiful city of my brththe parents OF
my heart-the thousand friends of my youthto go with
you. cannot leave the republican simplicity the che
rshcd of fathers 10 follow thy footsteps and
soourn with thee in other lands SO you must 60 John
ny canno hepit-fare thee well, and pence be with you
only don't take my baby" That's the way they probably
talk. But to business. The counsel were not ready
proceed with the argument and the postponed
in order give time to examine the various documents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-21
HONEY MARKET.


The transactions at the board of brokers small to.
day and prices generally gave Delaware and Hud-
son. per cent dividend the stock is expected in the
first week Of June and the stock 99 just previous
to the December dividend the l3, showing fall
of isia4 per cents Illinois declined per cent? Paer
/; Mohawk l; Stonngton J.
meeting of the sugar planters of Louisiana was to
have been held Donadsonville La on the 10th inst In
relation the sugar trade The capital invested in that
trade in tina, State estimated $50 or enough
to buy one thousand Wall street editors support high
tariff
sale of teas took place to-day; portion was with
drawn The results will be found under tho head OF
State OF Trade.
On recent occasion We published a statement Of the
aggregate capital and circulation of ell the banks OF tho
United States that failed and gone into liquidation
since the of January. 1871. The capital amounted to
$40 900 O0O and the circulation to S9l2oooo oil which
50 oe4 600 was of the New York banks The city and
State Of New York the great centre for all the bust
mes, the United States and that business through tho
artificial action of the banking system has been made to
depend upon the system Of paper credits the condition
and n,,ure of the currency Of the State Of New York. hos
ALWAYS been felt the Union and has produced
rood or evil results according to the system adopted
here When in the year 1896 the State of New York in
corporaed large of bank capital, the example
was initiated throughout the Union. New York in that
year created 900 of bank capital and in other
state. ss4 900 900 incorporated making tn large
of $50 in year. In 1898 the free bank system
was started in New York and of bank capital
was put operation under it, and in other sections OF the
Union SOS 100000 authorized. From ~ York in every
instance has the impulse been received. The hrmness
with which her banks have Maintained specie payments.
has forced resumption upon all other sections and will
eventually purify the currency We have been led to
these remarks in consideration of important fact which
transprcd the last session Of the Legislature OF this
State and which, although pregnant with deepest i'm
portance to the mercantile world has hitherto attracted
the attention of the public but in very small degree Wc
aude TO the refusal to reehatcr the North River Bank
The capital Of this bank 100000. The following are
the banks the charters of which expire next in order
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Boston,.
Boston.
Correspondence Of the Herald.1
PocroN Moy 10 A nsclock d

Correspondence of the Herald.l
BosroN, May 10, 4 o'clock, p. M.
The Sympathy Meeting Ia State Street-Corn and
-Four Market-Ihe acadia not Arrived, &c. &c.
A sympathy meeting, composed of the friends of
the Suffrage Party in Rhode Island, held in
State street last evening. The news from Provi-
dence by the four O'Clock train of rather damp
ened the spirits of the multitude, however, and the
speakers could only raise shout by doubling the
thenticity of the news. That war-worn veteran
Gen. Mcneil, presided, and made few highly pa
triotic remarks, which were loudly cheered. The
old soldier SAID he was rather tor action than
words.
The American historian, George Bancroft, Isaac
H. Wright. Robert Rantoul, jr., Is. +. Hallett, and
several other gentlemen, also made addresses. A
long string of resolutions were adopted, and the
meeting dispersed, after unanimously agreeing to
march to Providence, should President Tyler send
troops there. The general conclusion here is that
Boston sympathy and action is a little too late
The razee Independence, Commodore Stewart, is
of the Navy yard. and will go into the dry dock in
a few days.
The grain market continues depressed, and the
supplies are large. Twenty thirty thousand bushels
Sc; yellow flat Coo. and New Orleans, in prime
ORDER 80 and sic per bushel The prices Of -four
firm, and most of the Gennesee Is in the hands OF
regular dealers. Wharf sales are made at sc, A, a
$3.50 per Dbl. Michigan brings 1851; Ohio Sc a
S6,l2.
No foreign arrivals of importance to day, as yet
The Cunard steamer Acadia from Liverpool, is now
on her fifteenth day out and of course smomentarily
expected to arrive. More tomorrow.
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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Hcrald.l
BALrINoRp Nav % 1910


Mn. EpIroR--
This to be great day at the Encampment but ala'
fear the bright hopes of many thousands will DO sadly
disappointed Sometime during last night 1t commenced
raining and SO continues at present with every pros
pect of wet dsogreeabe day General Scott AM SURE
arrived last evening and took lodgings at Barnumsthc
President of the United States and Secretary ofWar ,h
their suits arrived this morning and also put up at Bar
NUNS. The troops will doubtless be reviewed by each
Of these distinguished personages but you imagine
how imposing will be thespectacei it raining all the
time. Sad indeed is the disappointment.
The purse at the Kendall Course yesterday by
Sarah Washington who took the lead and Kept it with
ease
The great State Temperance Convention adjourned yes
terday, sine die.
have nothing further in reference to the movements oil
Mr. Stanley. There was report yesterday that they
both in the city, and that preparations were making
for hostile meeting. Wm Cost johnson was here WI Is
said to be of the friends of Mr. WISE but WISE wes
not II il rumored that the meeting when 1t docs take
place will be in the vicinity Of Baltimore VIII keep
you advised Of all the movements. Yours,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-21
Warrington.
Correspondence Of the HERALD


WASHINGTON, Thursday evening
The bill providing for the repayment of the fine
imposed upon General Jackson, at New Orleans,
was rejected in the Senate this afternoon. An
amendment was very properly engrafted upon il by
the wings, excluding the idea of casting censure
upon the Judge who inflicted the fine, and then the
democrats voted against it, and the bill was lost.
1t is to be hoped that we shall hear of this
nonsense for the present
There was an executive session this afternoon
during which Col. Blake was confirmed as Com
missioner of the General Land Office, and Mr.
Grafton, as Surveyor of the port of Boston.
There was no vote taken the navy appropria-
ton bill in the House this afternoon, but there is an
obvious disposition to cut down the sum proposed
by the Committee of Ways and Means.
No doubt is now entertained that Messrs. Wise
and Stany are to have meeting. The preliminary
arrangements are in progress, and the duel may take
place in the course of three or four days If the
fight shall not be fatal there will be an amusing
story to tell about the preliminaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-21
Special SeSsfOna.

Before Judge Noah, and Aldermen Martin and Jones.
MAs GOWN. II. Dennings, black boy, for stealing
live pigeons from John Nahany sent to the cs
prison for three months Elisha Norris for stealing
copper kettle from William Smith, up for sixty
days Mary Duon piass g he or stealing shawl snd
yenson sent the city prison for thirty days Bar
ney Jones who escaped from Blackwels Island Mon
day night, committed larceny of jacket Tuesday
up for six months in addition to his previous
tence. Peter Kernan for committing assault and bat
terry on Jonathan Richardson and Henry H. Van Welt
was packed off for like Nancy Beers black
man. for stealing dress worth So, the property Of Ra
chel New was sent up for six months Francis Denard,
for stealing paint brush oil can, sc. from Robert W.
Hggs worth $3.50. sent up for six months Reuben
Swift for robbing the money drawer OF Dieerich selck
man. of &c. was sent up for six months Hugh Herman
for assault and battery VIM. n. Marsden, was sent up
or six monhs John Tempany, John Mansfield and
George Neil for stealing two iron boilers worth 49, from
Albert Blevin. wero sent up for six months The Court
then adjourned.
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p O S r S C. r I p T.
Washington.
Correspondence of the Herald
rr-t-

An SOHsfess.
In the Senate this morning, there was some ex-
PLANTATION between Messrs Allen and Preston, re-
specting an incorrect report of the debate OF day be-
tore yesterday. Mr.. King suggested the necessity
OF some reorganization of the judicial districts oil
the United States. Some Of the Judges of the Su-
preme Court in the south and southwest have upon
their hands more business than they can transact:
Judge Mckinley has now more than thousand
causes on his docket. The final result will be the
creation OF two or three judicial districts and
the sooner the better.
The resolution submitted by Mr. McRoBERrs,
throwing open the Senate doors during the transac-
ton OF Executive business, being under considera-
ton, Mr.. McRoBERTs spoke in its support until one
O'clock when the bill for the repayment of Gen
Jackson's fine was taken up, and is now under dis
cusslon.
resolution was adopted in the House this morn
ing to take the navy appropriation bill out of Com
mlttee on Monday next at O'clock The House
then went into Committee of the Whole on the
bill, and Mr. Mccoy, OF North Carolina, took
the floor in opposition to the amount recon-
mended to be appropriated. The. debate will
be continued throughout the day, and probably up
TO the time assigned for taking the bill out OF COM
mittee. There is spirit OF parsmony mani
tested in the discussion of this bill in the House
which is alike unworthy OF the body and repugnant
to the general sentiment of the people. The navy
is general favorite. There is no branch OF the
public service for which liberal appropriations are so
popular. The Secretary. approaching the impor-
ta.lce of an adequate and efficient naval force has
made many Use suggestions in regard TO the per-
mancnt organization of the navy, and recommend
ed large appropriations The committe propose a
very great reduction of the amount recommended
by the department, and the House seems determined
to cut it down TO such degree, as to cripple the
navy, and greatly 10 diminish its usefulness.
The naval nominations now before the Senate are
endangered by the expected action of the House,
and great fears are entertained that they may be
rejected or postponed. That the exigencies of the
service demand the promotion of the entire list no
minated, seems to be generally admitted but it is
not unlikely that faction may thwart the patriotic
purposes of the Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-21
SUPERIOR Court

Before full Bench.
NAV o0-DEcisioSs-George Harrison and rife Geo.
PRIME Judgment affirmed
UTiliam B. Sheldon and George Allen James Quraby
Judgment affirmed against Sheldon and reversed as to
Qumby.
d. s. Wfniringhan rs. c. H. Acknowledgment Of
frmed.
william TYiden u.s. William HaH.-Judgment for dcfen-
don't
anthony Deyrs. ID. NJ Ires-Motion for new trial de-
sd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-21

New OPERA AT THE PARK.-A new opera, called
the " Maid of Saxony." is TO be brought on, at the
Park on Monday. The poetry Genes from George
p. Morris-the music from G. II. Horn.
VIVA, will il be like 7 What success will it meet
We don't know-but we fear it will be hazardous
experiment and of doubtful issue. We have seer
a great many operas attempted in the same way
but they seldom live long. Morris haswrItten some
good 5ongs-and Horn composed some good music
Taev will now have an opportunity TO test 'hei
genius TO the ultima thule.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-21
City Intelligence.

PoIcE.-The only case of any thing like interest was
the arrest of named Catherine Hoi for stealing
awatch and gold chain valued 500, from Peter Hamp-
ton 100 Canal street. She committed, having pre-
viousy confessed the crime although the goods not
recovered
SvrcIpr.-A Frcnchman named Charles Metat, com.
mtted suicide Yesterday by taking laudanum opium
Tuesday last He partially recovered from the first effects
Thursday, but reapsed yesterday and died. He had
recently boarded at No. 50 Leonard street and supposed
to have committed the rash act while under the effects
partial into xic alton.