The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-27


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this Once Tuesday morning and is now for sale.
contains continued report of Colts trial. with engrav
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no Tvs TRIAL or Jors c. Corr, length, with IL
lustrations; ,cH be published in pamphlet orm' d. TINS
Office as soon the jury have rendered their Verdict-
probably by next Saturday.
The General AdmInistratio"--orsa"
of n New Party.
We understand that preparations are making In
this CITY, TO call public meeting, in order to form
popular orsanization that will give its support to the
n,esent Administration of the General Government,
without regard to any other party clique, or hav
mo snv reference to future movements for the Pre-
sidency.
The conduct OF Congress has been so exraordi-
AIRY and vachetiRg of late, in reference to every
public measure-the bankrupt condition of the trea-
Nry If pressing-the necessity Of a settlement OF
the currency question so great-that the people can
not longer stand idly by, and time, character,
money, and reputation all wasted-all treated with
scom, by many of the present representatives OF the
people. The recent administration meeting in PHI
adelpha, called together by nearly two thousand
persons, and numbering prob ably four thousand
more ought to be the signal Tor series of similar
meetings throughout the country II Is true, that,
in reference to that demonstration we have various
1atements, representing that sit was failure
that II ended in smoke"-lhat sit was an abortion"
but these statements, coming from the violent ul-
ras of both factions only indicate their wishes, not
the facts OF the truth. The masses e honesty and
intelligence which are not under dominion OF the
corruptons of the politicians, cannot make an effort
TO sustain the honor and integrity OF the Admnistra-
ion without mourning the fears, the alarms or the
hatred of the political clques. The feeble attempts
made in Philadelphia to break up the meeting on
Monday, are, therefore, good symptom that the
night spirit has been reused to action among the
people, and that it will 90 on 'conquering and TO
conquer"
Its ugh time that something should be done TO
produce an impression on Congress Two months
have been wasted by both houses in uscless-ln
uaproftabe-in endless discussions, while the coun-
nv is suferng-the treasury Is empty-and the 60
vernment almost reduced to beggary and bankrupt
cy In one house-in the Senate-every thing is
dome thai can shape future events for the succession
in the other house, the personal squabbes-the Vi
olen; harangies-the ridiculous proceedings would
DISGRACE an assembly of loaers cuottes at the
highly respectable Five Points of New York. How
onc are these things to be enacted before high hea-
vent No one now cares what is said or done in Con
press go complete has its conduct covered its pro-
ceedings with dsrespect.
With these views, we hail any popular movement
tina, will hrng out the moral and sensible influences
of the country, sufficient to put stop to the present
downward progress OF events.
TIN GREAT TmAL-The trial of Colt disclosed
new features Yesterday particularly that of the ex,
animation Of Caroline Henshaw. To-day 1t is ex.
pected the evidence will be closed, and the areu.
men,s o. counsel begin. 1t is not probable that
the case can be given 10 the jury before tomorrow
wight. or Saturday morning The excitement
throughou. the city has increased during the week.
Nothing ike it has ever taken place before in this
country, and we doubt if in any other Appropos-
In the repor. of tbs Extra Tribune" last evening
we find that very ungen,emanly observa ton is
reported 10 have been made by Mr.. Emmett, rela-
tive to the French Consul Is It iprviiege oil coun-
sci so to talk of witnesses!
CAROLINE HENsHAw was dressed in black
silk frock. black leather shoes, drab colored me-
r,uo snoYt cloak made neatly after the present
fashion. hxed with blue silk, hood lined with
the same with light blue silk tasssls. She had on
ada,k lilac colored silk bonnet, with light lilac
spo,ted ritbon and black lace veil She looks to
be abort tw enty one years age; has fine features
gentle Innocent, and almost infante expression !;
very beautiful and small mouth with lips like =
aleeping insant's in their shape fine round full
forehead hshtish brown hair, parted plain across
the forehead, blue eyes with very mild express
sion. sosd teeth straight nose, and the whole style
OF her fe. sures are moulded in the finest Grecan
Ayle her per-ceptve organs were very fully
deyeloped. She gave her testimony in an artless,
simple, clear, and unaffected style, and with great
scnsibiby.
Tas CovRr or SrssIoNs-JvpoE NoAH-JUDGE
l,yScr-From the appearances of affairs at Albany,
there s every probability that the law OF 1910, under
which Judges Noah and Lynch hold their seats in
the Cou- 81 Sessions, will be repealed-and that
The Governor will interposc veto TO stop lis re-
peal.
RepeaI seems TO be the order of the day, both at
Albany and Washngton--b but at Albany they are ra
ther more decided and successful Governor Sew
ard be nc N his last term, seems desrous to 90 out
Of Office a. quietly and amiaby possible. HIS bit
aerest enemies now are TO be found among his own
supporters in this city, whose aspirations for office
,e disapponted because he had not more TO give
lie will endeayor to slide out OF office as quietly as
possible and WILL therefore, veto none OF the repeal
aw. which the Legislature may pass
hi. state OF the question, Judge Noah is thrown
aoon ou, hands. and again becomes the smiling,
eve. tempered, aud happ, Major Noah, ready TO be
snt 70 Alto, ers M Gu,iim, In "a n Consul or Charge
des 1fa.rss, as the may be. Viewer the first
10 bring The Major forward Judge but as neither
ne nor We, Tor some cause other, have got along
smoothly the Sessions,we shall be more happy to
rim saagy seated in some consulship or in some
tin nliie nnder sc apian Tyler ratLer tha