The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-25

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n ss,i!a DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
"a Wm D'1 A., EioI,ase to be declared bankrupt March
March IS Jared Coleman Rochester March "a. Cs.
Coleman do do Allah 81 John Foster Lar sr 30 -
Hoyt Romulus. March aa shubsI Hubbard.
hd p March u chsunesy Ives Lsnsngbursh March
son, salin., March ~; seneca Mcneil Ar~,,s s MA
Mckee s,sksts Martin o1 nG4eH a.ea
R.ley saliaa; March % wills Sumner seliSs MsseS
40 Aa''n Wheeler, Pittsford, March ~. 70
Jeh s;9IE Z SdE,n DISTRACT OF NEW YORK.
March "a Richard schell, do; George iivs,pn1 -
john Ri EIad t do John Nibo, do; Daniel Griffin do
dorf Ulster county, do; Hugh walsh nr.n.s
~ April d Caleb Brgg. westebe.tsrs ca s1Sn
MASSACHUSETTS,
Daniel Horn So, 70 show cause q, Boston Aprls
Tsy uo; C da Hdreh d0 Joseph Lyon do w
,ey, DO; VIM Tuckerman, do; Lemuel shst,ssr ao
Mswe sraekett Do John Clark. do; John White So
do SamlD Blood, South Boston, do Jno Chsuh.
eaasie.own DO John Pear, Cambridge do; Erastns NJ
90; Na;hl p lowering do; WIN Hancock, do: Aaroyn,
de sons, 1r Worcsster do Leonard Jones' Gre enfield
nell DO; Tho: Vincent Lynn, do Nathaniel Holder do
va nSi SaIei Weymouth: do; Elias ingalls,, Ha.
.einH, 40; BENZ Lewis, Natick, do Josiah Sm
ington, do; Amos CATER do; Gustav A Lane CO
Sestsr, 90; Jacob Shaw, Lowell, do jonas Balloon.
40; Ionahsn Kno we: Lcekonk, do; Samuel Lo ring IT,
DDuAVury, 40; JOSIAH Brown, Haverhill, do; Samuel
Bradley, 90; Ebenezer Cannon, Jr Rochester do JAS
. ~ SNOW Marbiehead do; Horace Bartholomew, Mont
Maiden do; VIM PMascroG, Grafton, do; Eben Pe9hin,
sare% 90; Edward Porter, wenhsm, do; WIN Hall,
Pesham, Groton, do. -
MAINE. s
Edwin Moves, TO show csus. In u,cu.- Hs.--r
mo nannewe do VIM Bridge, do; joel Primes do
Henry g Gsr;s do; Theo C Allen, do; WIN II Hemen,s
hiosa FPefkins do; Chris Cevel do; Nathl Fr.nch.
s0' SAM Leighton, do; sila Allen. dol Martin Now
B!oardman, do; Samuel Leverance, Junr. do; sinonT
Walker, DO; John Boy nton, do Fred French, do;
do Asa SAW erdo; Ben Pummer jr,do; oliver Beais
ao Ferry K,dsr do; Thos Leary, do; Luther Owl.
Elder doi Joseph w Boynto do: Joshua s;nc,sir Jr
la iind IL !' Ss Loud Newell Foster do Henry New
Bancroft, do; Geo Willis do; VIM W smith, do; David
S MsrcSssgin DO; Jonathan sparrow, Jacob Care
lanes "a. Ew: do; VIM Ellwell, do; ssml Plastsa.
Williams BENZ Colby j don 5a. s W HH C DO:
Danl Leeman, dol Wylie Crawford, do; Geo Pope do;
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VIRGINIA
VIM Clarke, do; Henry Ball, do; VIM / i avis do:
l thomas Green DO; Cram F New, doi John W
d aasssss T, 9Seh
nonad Peter Ira TICK enor, dol Jacob Hare
90; Addison Ford, Buckingham, do.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
short dol wiley DO 49, Gso rrnsis Ma So he
firm Of James Short K Coy do IL. -,
MICHIGAN.
Butler to show cause in Detroit, March 8; John
Brown do TO- L Bristol Spring wells, do I; c Trow-
SroNoR De BEoMs's CoscERr.-We congratulate
the lovers OF music on the promised feast Of vocal
and instrumental display 10 come off for the Signer
De Begniss concerto take place in the early part
OF next month. Exhibitions, called of late, kave
been but poor apology fonthat which such displays
ought to be- We are now promised perfec; or.
chestra, consisting cf the Elite of the profession to
support the vocalists, and to perform some Of the
finest productions Of the day.
In addition to all which we have good cause to
believe that the debut of Miss Sophia Melizet is to
be one, such as is seldom witnessed-hcr mss cal
education having been carefully attended to on the
Continent Of Europe, Paris, &c.
Madame Otto, who we also learn is much inip,oy-
ed during her visit to her home in Europe, will add
her valuable assistance, with others Of reputation
united TO the Sgnor, himself host, with Mr. PrnsoH
as his conductor-wil ensure well filled room, and
an evenings recreation unequalIed as a whole by
any musical exhibition of this season.
DR. FoRREy's LECTURE OK THE LAWS OF Cts
MATE DR.. Forrey delivered an admirable lecture
at the Society Library last evening, on the Laws OF
Climate, and its influence on the animal and vegeta-
BILE Kingdoms. This gentleman has devoted many
years to the philosophical investigation ofhs inter
esting subject, aud has at present a work in the
press which will present the valuable results OF hs
inquiries and observations.
NAvAL.-Thc United States corvette, Cyane.
Com. Stribbling, arrived at Rio on the lsth Of
December, and sailed about the 20h for va'pa-
rasio
THE LATEST Hoax The horrible tale about q
mans putting hot lead into his wifes ear at Brooks,
in Maine, is said to be hoax.
SAMUEL HUBBAnp of Boston, has been appointed
Justice of the Supreme judicial Court, in place Of
Samuel Putnam, resigned. rH
Dtt- The steamship Solway was discovered at
an hor At the 3. w. Pass the afternoon Of the
18th inst, where she had been 40 hours ewing tos
dense fog which prevailed. II 10 understood she
took ON board all the mails from this city, which
had been left AT the Balize by the Eliza
Young Mr.. Coombs, Of Kentucky, who was one
'fthc prisoners captured near Santa Fe, and who
as liberated from confinement At Mexico, On tho
ntercession ofthe U. s. Minister, is now, we are
yratlficd to learn in this city, having arrived in the
Solway from Vera Cruz