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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-27

FROM RHODE IsLAND.-Gov. King sent back Gov
Hubbard's letter unopened. The Court for trying
Seth Luther and others, commenced on the 23d
inst After the opening of the Court, and empanel
ling Of the grand jury, Judge Durfee delivered to
them most able and lucid charge; he commenced
by defining treason, and went very fully into the ma
ture of tina. crime-quoting Chief Justice Marsha's
opinion in the celebrated trial. of Aaron Burr, for
treason and referring often to that celebrated case
He stated that if body of men assembled together
for hostile intentions, though they had no dangerous
weapons, and no guns were fired, still they had
committed treason; if a body ofmen should assemble
together and march against arsenal or any other
public building which contained the arms or proper
ty OF state, IT was not only in itself treason, but
was prosecuting treason to great extent.
He said there could not be two sets Of officers in
State, without overturning the government of that
State and endangering life, liberty and property
and to provide against this and for the protection Of
the State, its Legislature had passed ample laws
The Judge stated that any prisoner might be tried
IN this county, Notwithstanding the offence had been
committed in other counties; and he would also
state that it would be usees for the grand jury TO
find bill OF indictment against any prisoner, upon
any other testimony than such as could convict
them before petit jury.
The charge was most able, and was listened 10 by
n crowded audience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-27

Goop--Grund, poor miserable pie-bad polit-
clan, trucking Office seeker, and an impuden
mari, las been rejected by the u s Senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-27

MORE RUMoRs ABOUT CABINET CHANGEs.-We
give another lot OF these as they reached us. Mr..
Spencer, Secretary OF War, it is said, will accept
that honorable exile, often rendered to trouble
some friends, the Russian mission. Mr.. Webster
will resign, and assume Mr. Choate's place in the
Senate, who wishes to retire from that body, and
resume his professional practice Mr.. Upshur to go
to France in place of Gen. Cass. Mr.. Forward to
take charge of the Philadelphia Custom House
Who to succeed Messrs. Webster and Forward,
is not stated. Mr.. Cushing it is said, will take the
Navy, and Chief Justice Nelson, Of this State, the
War Department. Judge Bronson is to be promo
ted to the Chief Justiceship and Judge Grdley, of
the 9th Circuit raised TO seat the bench of the
Supreme Court. There are more, but these are
enough.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-27

MARRIED AeAN.-Sheridan Knowles has married
NJ ISIS Ephinstone. He ought to have married be
fc re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-27

The JUpGE ADVOCATE then read in connection win ,t
Attn specific alton of the first charge the copy OF e's
from Lieut. Pinkney TO Lieut. Wilkes, dated Decemoei
1889 in which he asks an addition OF two men 70
crew one of them 10 be rated boaswains mate, s Co.
the exchange of four others physically Incompetent "
the service. 4. ;a,,
This copy was furnished the Judge Advocate ~ - IL
Wilkes all 1t. Pinkney's papers having peeh o' =" ''
Peacock o., -. .or.otul,. .
Ii PISKxEr took the stand and said 1t was eertahis
copv OF his letter with the exception oil the Iale anu t
last paragraph He swore positively that the ie,tcI "
which this purnor,ei 10 copy was written oy MN 81
Their on the 9Th or IN ember 1889 and that was GER
Rad from his letter book the copy OF letter
dated p-sembr a. 1882 which he said he believed was
an answer 20 the letter sent by It. Pinkney, but he was
IL PryxNEe said not in TO that letter,
II referred 10 which did not take place till the 18th
of December
Mr. HAMILTON said no importance could be attached to
either letter. and he willing they should go for what
they worth.
The Court then adjourned till Saturday morning at 10
O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-27

zenges for coughs cold, consumnton h.adoct nS
and mos, the ills we suffer from Ws-eh' ny ssn.ery|
street one door above Ann Nv '@Asa'j
aa PHILaprLryu. Auo 20 ,s.a
M GENTs-I have recently used yons s ~,
HoaThound Candy with great effect in the cure of
diseases so fatal 10 children Group and whoopng congb
CHILDREN ARE BAD PATIENTse NNNe"
Because the nausea of most medicines their
i sssriv s~ NV chrsn ana ,pn candy
safely say that never knew 80 Valuable msdc.i
pound under so pleasant guisc II combines the hean
and tonic in lust proportions and il il to be
ected tina the beauty of medicine consists in proper
bnation. should think that in oil complaints of th4
lungs weakness of limbs expressions. other cont
plants arising originally from cold and chilled Of
system your candy would be found useful specific a
exists
&c. DAVIS, M. D.
To Messrs. J. PsAsr sor, as Division st.
Agents--Rushton & Aspmwsll ITO Broadway, 10 Astod
Boston; Raws, 81 State street Albany; Weed waters
Troy, New York; Zieper 81 Dock street. Philadelphia
~ ITO Baltimore street Baltimore Nd Joeson
KY; woodward. ST. Louis, Me.
M ruv MN. ,a.,,-,,,-,,,-,,
:, VI ne NEW FRENCH MEDICINES OF THE
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy are meeting an aso
uay all forms Of disease Incurred by Vicious indulaen
cies Let all thus afflicted make trial of these reme
dies and be convinced Of their value. A
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College 81 Nassau st.
-
Q3- TO THE HALT AND LAAiE.-Wc have now|
published above thirty certificates within the past eight
weeks of persons who have been cured by Dr. Henry
Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup, and some who have had h
Rheumatism in its worst forms. Should any one hay 7
doubts Of their being genuine hereby promise and e
clare to give thousand dollars any person who will
prove Of them false We hope this win be sufficient
to satisfy all that to act honoraby in this bust
We not obliged to resort to deception to sustain
this medicine. We have never, in single instance, rel
ferred TO person without giving street and NUMBER
These facts speak for themselves Every day Is adding
proofs OF its unparalleled success Here letter, handed
to us last Thursday, by the gentleman himself
DEARsIK:- f
Having been cured Of what considered an incurabl
ny use VI your caly
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Sew York. saturday, August "a, Is4a.

1O- The WEEKLY HERALD will be published this
morning al O'clock Price 81 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-27

A su.nx our or ms LArirupE-A shark about 30 feet
long was lately caught in the Mississippi opposite Match
e. How he strayed far from the briny deep relish
ed muddy Mississippi water know not. He was GER
tanly lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-27
The New York Lancet.

0t- THE SUNDAY HERALD will be issued as usual
tomorrow morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-27

JOE SMITH AND THE SHERIFFs-Joe seems too
cunning for the officers. When Gov. Reynolds
sent to Gov. Carlln to have Joe arrested the proper
wrts were issued by Gov Carlin, and placed in the
hands OF the Sheriff and two deputies and they pro-
ceeded TO Nauvoo Monday se'nnght. They
found Joe Smith and Rockwell, and served the
wrts upon them about O'Clock in the morning.
They were in carriage, reviewing body OF Nor
| mon troops. Joe Smith sgnifed his intention of
| claiming the protection of the Corporation Ordl-
nance, enacted to suit the case by the Nauvoo
Council, which declares that no person shall be ia
ken out OF the corporation without first having had
trial before the municipal authorities The officers
w're unwilling to be party to this and, after wait
ing until near sun down, returned TO Quincy, and
reported the facts to Gov. Carlin.
Joe Smith openly defed the Governments of both
States, and declared that he would not be taken to
Missouri, where he could not expect fair trial.
Gov Carlin manifested every desire to secure the
arrest of the accused, but disliked the expense
which would attend the calling out of the militia to
enforce his order, and the officers were instructed
to return second time to Nauvoo, TO execute the
process in their hands. They did so, but on their
arrival they were unable to find either Joe Smith
Rockwell. 1t was understood that Joe Smith had
advised of the movements at Quincy, to quit Maui
VOC for time. There is expectation OF being
able TO arrest him. His followers are too well armed
and too numerous TO permit anything Of the kind TO
be done
1t was the general opinion among the Mormons
that Rockwell was the person who shot Governor
Boggs, and many OF them stated if Rockwell did
commit the deed, it was at the nsigation, or with
the knowledge of Joe Smith. Gov. Carlin is about
to remove the States Arms from Nauvoo.
MEDICAL FIGHTs.-Dr. Somebody, generally sup
posed TO be DIR. Mott, of his attaches makes
very amusing and savage attack upon DR.. Hous-
ton, of the Lancet, in the "Courier" of yesterday.
The venerable Professor of Stuyvesant, his man
Friday, calls DR.. Houston ''quack"-no regular
INSTRUMENTATION credentials.
We believe that Dr. Houston, for his years and
practice, has just as good credentials Mott, but
in point of talent there is great difference between
them. As surgeon, OF course, DR.. Mott has long
experience, and can cut off leg arm better,
but in point of general education, talent and intel
lect Dr. Houston is far superior to DR.. Mott. DIR.
Motifs book of travels, where he might have shown
TALENT is the merest trash that was published.
We heard him .aso deliver his first lecture at the
new Medical School, and we must say we never
witnessed such tissue of amusing egotsm vanity
and puerlhy In every respect, except in two, mo.
ney and surgery, DR.. Houston is superior to DIR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-27

ny- CHATHAM THEATRE.-Triumph succeed
triumph att this truly elegant theatre night after night
the audience being and composed of the elite
:he CITY, This evening Mr. Forrest appears in his GELD
brated character of Metamora and the magnificent id
sephne' Nahmeoke J. r. Scott also appears Hora
to- The performances conclude with the operea of M
Song No Supper. rr ~ tr rtfF ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-27
IIerald RulIetIn or news.

The Herald Bulletin of News kept at the north wed
of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival of
morning mails ut eight O'Clock, A. M-and also of TIL
evening mails at four o'clock p M the latest intelligence
rom all parts Of the world may be found the Heral
bulletin Board at this Let every wsyarer sto
md read Advertisements of all kinds taken at the oc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-27
Herald General Printing One.

The General Printing Office capable OF doing all sort
Of printing such books pamphlets bills, cards Of al
descriptions is open the Herald Buildings, entrance
rom Nassau street-Ioseph Elliott. Printer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-27

Peaches selling at St. Louis at the last dates al 10
cents per bushel, and apples at l2i cents.
Snow fell al Quebec on the lst inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-27

Dist Territory. Pop
.. Richmond and Kings 5s57s
B. Wards l. 3 3, s and 8, in city Of New York, 1886
T.. 40. and 10, 74,467
o. IA, Is, 10, II and Sd district in H. s7,79i
g. :" 9,l6, II and balance ofl7, 1854
7. Westchester and Rockland, 60,66a
8. Putnam and Duchess, 81, 39S
q. ORANGE and Sullivan, 66 39S
10. Ulster and Delaware, sl,ais
II. Columbia and Greene 72,699
-. Rensselaer,, CO. $50
-. Albany. s. 500
Ia. Washington and Essex 64sl4
U.s. Saratoga, Fulton and Warren. 72,oa4
IT, Montgomery Schenectady and schoharie, $500
H. Herkimer, Hamilton, franklin and Clinton s4,O69
IL. 81 Lawrence and Lewis 1886
49, Jefferson, 60,9si
20. Oneida $3.50
u. Otsego, 5962s
-. Chenango, Broome and Tioga, So $50
49, Oswego and Madison, 1857
"a. Onondaga, 67,9ll
% Cayuga and Cortland, 71,9a5
26. TomPkins and Chemung, $3.50
~ Seneca and Wayne o9,93l
and Greece, and Genesee county, 500
20. Ontario and Livingston, 77,64i
80. Steuben and Yates, 66,575
81. Allegany and Cattaraugus G0,S47
3D. Niagara, Orleans and Clarkson, Parma and
a. chsutauqu lean and towns of Brandt Collins, ''''
Concord, Golden, Boston. Eden, Evans, Ham,
burg and Aurora. in Erie county, Co. $50
"a. Wyoming, and balance of Erie, 5000
This is the bill which will become a law, / think
The Senate bill gives too much to the wings sat
sfy the ultra locofocos, and they will not agree to
The remainder Of the day was consumed in the
discussion of the resolutions the mandatory clause
efthe Appointment Bill Mr.. SIMMONS occupied
the floor
Business begins to improve little, as the fall
trade revives but there is yet very little business
doing.
Miss Jane Sloman has given two concerts here,
but they have not been well attended-reason, price
of admission txed too high
This is Just the height of militia training. and our
city presents very warlke appearance, filled as it
is, by so many men-at-ams
CAVE ULciscAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-27

Or CHILDREN CRY FOR sHERATAN's LOZEN|
0Es = has become common saying DR.. Sherman hal
done much Tor his fellow beings. in Disgusting and render
ing medicine pleasant He makes the 9th erwise nauseou
or bitter potion perfectly palaabe so that the most dell
cate person can feel repugnance at IT, DR. has fol
ton owness of spirits fever and ague dysentery
and most the ills suffer from. Warehouse los Nasss,
street one door above Ann.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-27
The beautiful C0rpse-A Tragic Story.
~ mr. ATH SHOULD NOT Re RInICIrIEn-B,

M DEATH SHOULD NOT BE RIDICULED-But
here IL story that may do the living good young
lady living in Sc street, Boston, died lately Of
sumption During her last few months she famous
the delicate texture Of her cheeks and neck and the
gloss Of her bright delicious rcsses Methnks her
poor glazed eyes, beaming with joy she display
her lovely trcsses that month since together with her
yellow face. covered with fever spotsreader, you may
think this fiction She has used the famous Italian Che
mca Soap her skim and jones' Oil Of Coral Circassia
on her hair and the ravages Of death worked not
and In her coffin her friends exclaimed What beaut
full corpse For particulars advertisement in anoth
column headed Eruptons Cured and Restore the HUI
man Hair" Both articles sold by Jones, 81 chatham
street. New York, and his agents.
o. wINCHELL's FAREwELL--DAY PERFOR-
MANCEs-This is the last day and evening Of the mimi
table Winchell at the American Museum Splendid and
diversified day performances take place at o'clock this
afternoon. The wonderful Mermaid is still exhibiting
here and daily the attention and admiration oil
thousands of ladies' and gentlemen The real existence
of this extraordinary is established beyond all
doubt and IL therefore regarded by naurass and
scientific persons the greatest curiosity IN the world
Let none fail to visit it, The admission TO the whole is
but % cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-27

THEATRIcA1s.-The Park Theatre has announced
Its opening tor next Monday, at reduction Of prices
Of 25 per cent. Thus does the revolution in pride and
prices go on. This movement of the Park will
knock up Mitchell and the Olympic, and they may
as well shut up shop, and die like Caesar. At low
prices and lively company, the Park can sweep
broadway and the west, as the Chatham does the
Bowery and the east There is decided generaship
in Barry's movement, and if he can get up some
fresh, new, local pieces he will carry every thing
before him, without opera, ballet, or balderdash.
There was row in the Bowery the other night
Booth, who has been playing there, stopped short
on sudden, for want of being paid his salary. On
his appearance, Tom Hamblin came out at the
foot lights, and made apology, saying that
" Booth was playing at the Chatham" The Bowe-
ry boys Immediately left the house, demanded their
money, and went to the Chatham to see Booth
When they got there, they found Scott playing
not Booth The "boys" Immediately returned
to the Bowery and smashed Hamblin's windows for
telling lies, and thus made fat job for the glazier
Thus we go.
The Chatham is pursuing its uniform way-a
life, success, and energy.
The approaching theatrical campaign will be
amusing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS


RICHMOND, January % 1912
'Sy before yesterday. another effort to pluppe the
Legislature into an ntermnablc debate on Federal Rl,
lions proved unavallng Gen Bayly moved to take mn
AMI consider his resolutions denouncnra National Rank
as unconstitutional and nstrucnp cur Senators IN vote
asd'I'S' 'he Incorporation Of such an institution Inas
"'"e''r, as no one now dreams ofatlempting the
establishment Of National Bank it was pr,perlv deem
edoy majority of the House an indc(cnsibe and wanton
waste ote public tines money to re announce what are
wv" h'o"h'o b" the sentiments of majority of the Legs
'c Vi irgina, on subject upon which there will be
Souiy no actlol-and the resolutions were kept upon
e 'aoie by vote OF 90 to 6S Had they been TAKEN
a"ehuineh' would have been offered to have supplied
'i' ou' al important omission in the facts reced in
' 'ail'e-SolnethlDg after this fashion: that, where
's e year leio,a National Bank was incorporated by
lie votes Oh the Republican members Of both branches OF
congress and against the votes of the Federal pary and
was vetoed by President Madison not because of const
tn'"na scrples, bat account of the Objectionable cha
racler of some OF its provisions and whereas in 1876
another Bank was incorporated by Congress- which was
supported by theRpcan. and opposed by the Federal
party and was approved by Mr. Madison the RspubI
can President, the friend and the disciple of Mr. ecr-
SON. and the author of the Celebrated Resolutions of 98
W and whereas. the Legislature of Virginia held its
ordinary annual sessions in the years 1914, 1915. 1910
and lS7, and neither occasion instructed its Sena
tors IN Congress to vote against National Bank though
was well known that they intended to vote for both in
1915 and 1916, and after the vote was given did not
condemn them therefor, but continued TO oesow upon
them public hoors, thebcst evidence of public appreciation
and condolences therefore, belt rcsorcd that in 1915 and
lSlo the Republicans in Congress, who supported
Bank were Fcderaliss in disguise and, rice the
fcderallss. who voted @yainst Bank, (such Daniel
Webster, Timothy Pickering, Rufus King. &c.,) were
genuine Democrats of,hc school of '9S whom public
prejudice had thrown into false position and rt'olrea
also that the Legislature of Virginia in the years above
enumerated were flhcss to their trust, being seduced
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
1'tr0tuta zrDt0laturr.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
AlospAY. January Il, 1872.

Mospar, January Il, 1912
4 communication VAS received from the Senate, sta
TN. thai they had passed the following bills
An act establishing the county ii Marion, irum parts
OF the counties 81 Siop5ngalia and llarrison'
And has agreed Ia the resolution for the election Of a
Brigadior General ol The 23d Brigade.
Mr. VI i'aDcy citizens Of Ioudoun. fl the pass
aee OF act prohibiting the sale u merchandise by
resident haak,rs and pedlars.
Mr.. Smith Of Mason and Jaekson-O OF citizens Of Pr
Pleasant. hr an act ut Incorporation.
Mr.. Deskns-Of the practising Attornies Of Floyd
county asking the passage o act To change tn day oi
holding the Superior Court.
Mr. Morgan submitted resolution Tor The House 10
meet hereafter at ! O'Clock, which. motion Of Mr..
Byrd, land On the table.
The unfinished business of yesterday taken up.
and Mr. Brown ot =. continued The discussion the
subject al Federal Relations aud the Bankrupt Law and
MAS followed by Nj Taylor OF y b., and Mr. Jackson
When thu titcr concluded Mr.. Hopkins obtained the
noor, but welded 10 Mr.. Byrd, whose motion the
HOUSE ADJOURNED.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

90 Nicholas BiddIc, Thomas Dunlap, Joseph Cow
peItwmc, John Andrews and Samuel Jaudon have been
held to bal, IN the sum Of So goo cach for their ap
peafance to answer charges Of fraud &c i'll the maa.c
m'nt ii the affairs Of the t. s Bank the present term
oil tue Court Ot General ;, ssion Each Of them has civ
en the required bail, except Mr.. ]audon who refused on
the ground that he was not implicated in the transactions
and he was committed \ writ of habeas corpus was
immediately however, sued out in his behalf to have
the matter, iar he snvoycd still further inyes
ugaied What change is brought about in the course
oi lew brief Years. Here men who were but YES
tcrday the cunscrs of Cabinets and ,he antagonists Of
Prosdents-whosc word was law in the commercial
world aud whose nod frequently decided the fate Of mil
lons-now, arraignod On charge Of high misdomca
nor before criminal court, standing by the side fens
and none so poor to do them reverence Let him that
ihnhotll he standcth. take heed lest he fall -
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ijiNk F.A1BEZIJNE\'r

AerIsr on tut Trii.IR on TIM Cry B,sK-Ycs
iefd1y norm u Nj. { ddnallldrr + Blanchard Teller
81 the CITY Baak, VAS arrested by Cot Pratt ON a
hfand Jury nauani. charging him with ombczzng
NlNErrN ! qors,Np l1oIL,Gs the property Of said
i}lok. M Investigation having taken place We ac I'm
abb Ia give utlcuIars, but from what we have learned
hm an excel ent feel conidcn, thai the follow
lng outline WI be- found correct 0diornc late teller
ii thc Eagle Bank, aud Who implicated in the frauds
On that institution IN the habit order In cover his
own d'i'lc1uo's and make his accounts appear square,
81 handing nY.r 10 blanchard cheques on the Eauo
hank cert h'd by HIM good and received in return
bulls d the GllS Bank. aud PAYING if report speaks true
one hundro aud fifty dollars per month"; to blanchard
Ion the accommodation SO things went on until obi
orne's detection at which period there lying in the
LILY hank "ooi these cheques, one for twelve and the
uhtf I'm seven Thousand dollars Al first tho authorities
Ut thu Guy i ank thought of sneng those Of the Earle
llr thc amount lost, hnl We believe have deferred fno,
VII lly Abandoned the intention Complaint heno made
10 tho Gland JuTy indictments were found against all
parties concerned.
blanchard, who sl remains IN custody of Colonel
Pfil, viii he brought into Court tins forenoon
Boston Times
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
MORT. MOB LAW

NorE RioT Monn MISUNDERSTANDING lrnchne
seepe has eeine oil IN Columbus. Geo. recently. We
do M, get all the pertieuars but amounts substance
10 tins, which we clip from exchange.
II aPlTafs that sodueel into one al mum
bcr Il shanes IN particular part Of the town. used for
the irplr purIoscs nf brlihcls drinking and gambling
shops The visit II the poor victim resulted IN his be-
M fpbhcd. muidcnd and thrown into the street The
citi1ens, indignant 4, the outrage. turned out with the
sheriff At ,her head aud raz,d the buildings u the
ground 1be.' arr all the particular, have been
bic to ralhef