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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08
Court of Common Pleas.


MARcH7.-Stephsn Vaii VIM. G. Wesk-This was
action note. The plaintiff proved the note made
by defendant TO the amount S270 The defence that
the consideration for share Of joint stock company
for the sale in village lots of farm in New Jersey The
shares not all takens6 shares-lS taken $3.50
share $50 down. Vail represented himself and for
balance owner and trustee for the subscriber but after
wards sold the land for farming purposes with Abraham
Suydan who really owned shares Of said farm. The
village project fell through and defendant claims that
failed and requires the return Of $50 paid at
the time Of subscribing Verdict for defendant.
Peter Wilson for plaintiff, E. c. Delavan and A. Thomp
son for defendant.
Emeins Deiarush William RenDick and James
CossidyThs is action oftrespass brought to
damages against the defendant for having made prema
ture levy under landlords warrant rent being due
by the plaintiff at the time Of the levy. The plaintiff
cuped part OF the house with the defendant CASH
dy at IS Renwick s Cassidy being in with his
landlord RenwickO he issued warrant and made levy
on all the property including that Of the PLAINTIFF but by
an amcsble arrangement her goods released she
having paid her rent at the expiration of the previous
quarter In the middle ofthe following quarter the plain
M removed her goods and the defendant Cassidy fearful
of losing his rent for the running quarter made levy
under the warrant issued against himself which still
unsatsfed; the plaintiffs goods sold at auctonshe
contending rent due at the time Of the levy and
for that she asks for damages.
Burr Benedict for plaintiff and N p O'Brisn and A.
d. Soper for defendant.
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90 TO THE OWNERS OF REAL AND LEASE
HOLD ESTATES in the City of New York

10 To The OWNERS OF REAL AND LEASE
HOLD ESTATES in the City of New York
FELLOW CrrzErYour attention is respectfully asked
to the Of the Sun in reerenceto your
interests as Landlords, and your rights as men.
Year after year the editorial columns Of ths paper
directed the depreciation and damage Of your property
by assertions the unfoundsd but that very
the best adapted to enlist the passions and
ments of tenant against the landlord What do
in those columns daily Your patronage in the shape of
house advertising filing brm full of these columns
whilst others are filed up with all the efforts of the Edo.
rial depress and the very thing
advertised But Is this zeal all perfectly
is self entirely lost sight Of Oh no, that little
permit bill being put their house-not be in any
hurry hirlngto wait till nearly the first Of May what IL
the inevitable consequence Why, that you and find
the difficulty in letting and are forced TO resort TO
fills Mr. Beachs Must we then, by advertising pa
tronsge continue to keep that paper in position where
s in the the poor may be
more than questionable Shall we continue to uphold
with our patronage which is our money, the right any
press to abandon its high high duties for
the purpose OF attacking private rights and the just
security Of those rights apprehend not there is no
reason why we should II the circulation oil the sun DC
trbuted to that circulation and only let us determine
that advertising patronage shall be given
to friend, neutral, hut not to an enemy and we
will soon see that the patronage ana crcuaon 80 ,ose
all other species Of property and in the face OF the bur-
thens has bear be target for new paper musKetry
am unable to understand the object be no other than
cheaper rents this mode oil warfare panhot accomplish
il tends to keep capitalists others from build
houses cannot far towards cheapening these
The, o h,,; N Il be true in all other things that the
supplv and demand control each other am at loss TO
see now h'"'0' ULSTER NOTES
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General Session ..

men Gedney and smith
James R. Whiting Esq District Attorney
MARCH JOHN DONOVAN, tried yesterday on charge
of petit larceny, and convicted tried again
ther charge for stealing pair of pants worth IS from
Dennis Mahon and also convicted The Court sentenced
him to six months in the Penenary each conviction,
making one year.
Senfsnced-Mary Shepherd the mother of all the coun
terfeting Shepherds now in the State Prison. who
convicted Monday night of passing So counterfeit
note Of the Exchange Bank Of Mass sentenced to the
Sing Sing State Prison for years and month,
Honora.
another ConterfeitU Opposed cf-Jacob O'Brien alias
Rhodes tried for passing apspurious note of the
Blackstone Canal Bank A. Andrews of 43o Green
witch street The passing Of the note proved, and
when the accused searched dollars in silver
found in his pockets He attempted to prove good cha
racter and the District Attorney for the purpose up
setting this branch of his Defence called officers C.
Smith, Gilbert F. Hays and King, who testified that he
was not only an old State prison bird but of notorious
bad reputation in every particular The jury found him
guilty and the Court packed him of for Sing Sing orlhe
term of seven years and six months.
French Doph, alias George Brooch tried for pick
ing the pockets Of Stewart NOLAN OF wallet containing
81 in bank notes. convicted and sentenced the Penten
tiary for six months The Court in passing the sentence
regretted that not in their power extend the time
to term of years. they conceived the offence the
meanes most contemplate and sneakng Of all in the
calendar Of crime
william Long, of the descendants of the
celebrated Lucy Long and of that cast of
classified among the fashonables coored" tried
a charge of grand larceny, defended by counsellor
Strang. and acquitted matter of course
jury was called in the case of Charles Pearce,
indicted for assault and battery Ann Murphy and
the Court then adjourned until ii O'Clock this morning.
when the will be tried.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08
Circuit Court.

MARCH 7.-George W. Psmeroy IS. John II. CorneH.-
This action of SANDER growing out of thu following
checks paid by MIR Cornell, cashier Of the Mocha
MICS Banking Association Certain circumstances, unne
nels mind upon the plaintiff in this suit as the forger-
And in pursuing the investigation before the police and
elsewhere, Mr. Cornell represented that Mr.. Pomeroy
the individual who had forged the checks. II turn
ed that Mr. Pomeroy not the individual and Mr.
Pomeroy judged himself injured by the representations Of
Mr.. Cornell, and brings this action for damages.
The case ID still on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

90 The best music to be heard in this city, Is that Of
the famed Melodian, at the American Museum Inc
overures Of La Norma, William TELL Der Freischut1 ana
the Hugonots are played by complete machinery WIN
Ill the beautiful effect Of fully appointed orcnesra
the performances this afternoon and evening H eho ns
last will be given the grand scrpturai porama Oh e
Deluge. Of sublime illusion All the perorma"
es are curious interesting or amusing, In the highest
eqr.ebs,,er and more various venture to say than
can bs found In the world for the same money
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

CHATHAM THxATRE.-The new play entitled the
"Colegians," having been triumphantly successful,
is announced for repetition this evening. 1t is an
unusually interesting play, the incidents and drama
tic situations highly effective, and above all, the
performers themselves embrace great amount of
talent and give the piece with extraordinary correct
ness and effect Mr. Thayer appears in his favorite
character Of My Lord Duke, in the popular farce Of
High Life Below Stair" which, with the amusing
performances Of the Kentucky Minstrels, and other
novelties, are sufficient TO secure an OVERLOOKING
house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

MoRE or THE EARTHouAKE.-Capt Brown, OF
the Chester, from Boston, at st. Johns p. on the
18th ut, reports that on the sth, when in lat a. ex-
perienced a heavy shock of an earthquake.
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BY THE SOUTHERN '-i MAIL

SOUTH OARoLISA.-The following gentlemen, 1t
appears oy returns published in the South Carolina
papers, VIII compose the representation OF this State
IN the next Congress list district, lanes A Black:
I'd. X. F. simpson; Sd, Joseph A. Woodward; 4tb.
John Campbell; 9Th, Armsteed Burke; 9th isaac
E Holmes; 7th, r. Barnwe Rhett
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ANOTHER LAuNCH.-The packet ship Liverpool,
of 1850 tons burhen, intended for Woodruff Il Min
turns new line of packets, will be launched from
the ship yard Of Brown q Bell, foot of Houston
street, East River, Thursday 9th instant, at one
o'clock. This ship will be commanded by Captain
John EIdrdge, and is the largest merchantmen ever
built in this CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08
NAUvoo, Feb. l843.

The SCOTTISH CONCERT AT THE APOLLO LAST
NIeHT.-This was decidedly one OF the most bril-
liant musical entertainments OF the season. Such a
gathering of "the clans' has been seen in this
city. The Saloon was crowded to the doors; every
inch Of the floor was occupied. Upwards Of hun
dred persons went away, finding it utterly impoesi-
BILE to obtain admittance. The Misses Cumming
were greeted with most enthusiastic applause, and
fully sustained the very high reputation which pre-
ceded their appearance here. They are indeed
most charming vocaliss, and their brilliant execu.
ton Of the choice songs and ballads Of their native
land drew down thundes Of applause from of the
most crowded and respectable audiences we ever
saw assembled in any concert room in this city Mr..
Clirehush was in excellent voice, and was raptu-
rousy applauded. We regret that we cannot now
give more particular description of the entertain.
ment, but it isto be repeated next week, we will
have another opportunity of offering more critical
notice of the singing of the Misses Cummings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

We HAVE THIS DAY PUBLISHED, an American ,to
yof real life, by T. S. Arthur, entitled Bell Mar.
tin, the Heress- Price IL I.2 cents single eopv
80 per hundred TO newsmen. Also Peveril of the
Peak, by Walter Scott, being No. is Of the Wa.
VERY Novels. Also, No. IS of Theirs French Re.
volution, and No. 2oi Farmers Encyclopedia and
Dictionary OF Rural Affairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

The EARTHQUAKE IN PoRTo Receive learn from
Capt. Lee, Of the Mohican, hich arrived yester-
day from Guyana, the shock of the earth
quake the 9th ut. was likewise felt at that place.
We learn also that the crops the island are very
short and backward. American provisions were
abundant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08
United States Circuit Court.
Before Judge Belts.

MARCH 7-Sentence of James Shepherd-Judge Belts
sentenced this who convicted the other day of
countereitng the dimes Of the United States five
hard labor in the State Prison. and pay fine of dol
lar. We believe this 10 the last of the Shepherds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08
from the Georgetown. D. C. Advoc ate. !

GA disgraceiul scene, understand, took place
last evening, at a meeting which had assembled to
hear two professors of Merism, at the public school
room on Beall street. A hubbub was gotten up, and
many females improperly as they may have been
being present, they were of course, under the ne
cessity Of speedily getting out of the way as best
they cond"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

The GREAT WESTERN. is now in her TWEEN.
ry.ffh day. She undoubtedly left England on the
nth nit and has been detained a, Madeira, and by
the recent westerly winds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

HowARDs,-E Smith, Y; 9 Clark, Boston; Adm
Kelly and Lady, Newburyport, Keene Pha; Lyman
Towle Boston, Hart and Son. Trenton; King, Boston;
II Hurlbcrt, Philsj Hon Phelps, Vermont; Hon T
Tomlinson, Keesevile; Jno Eaton and Lady q Hon
r Birdseye, N Y; Capt Geo Young bark Cornelia B
Hutchinson Bristol Pa; r T Anderson, St Louis Geo
Hawkins Va; Thee Hatch, La; Oliver Cook Cambridge;
Grant, Providence; WIN Green Albany; Samuel Dan
civ and Lady, Troy; Martin Olmsted Albany; r Van
Vechten, do; w Parshal Lebanon, o; Carlisle,
Chillicothe o; VIM Gaul, Phia; P Babcock, Washing
ton; Gillespie, springfeld w Gordon, st Louis;
Richards, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

LEGISLATIVE PRocEEpINes--As usual ,Pomeroy u
Co. have given us Albany papers in advance of the
mail We take the following from the Argus Of
Monday
The two houses are engaged in active discus
York and Erie Railroad-and the House on the bill
to change the mode of appointing Bank Commits
sioners.
The Senate on Saturday passed, by a strong vote,
ZIG to 10Y resolution Tor adjournment Of the le
g,slature on the 28th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

RELIGIOUS INTELLIeENcE.-Rev Mr.. Chaplin, OF
Charestown, has received call from the Fourth
Universast Society in New York; it Is understood,
however, ne will decline the invitation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATES. Nov.
DAY, March 8, 43-James b. Colt Esq, of Mis-
souri,, was admitted attorney and counsellor of
this Court.-No. 40, r. B. Rhett, !paintif in error
VS.. r. F. Poe. The argument OF this cause was
concluded by Mr.: Legare for the plaintiff in error.
No. 80, James Williams, plaintiff in error, vs. the
United States. The argument of this cause was
commenced by Mr.. Bradley for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL O'Clock AM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

FAST DAY IN NEW HAMPsHIRE.-Gov Hubbard,
of New Hampshire, has appointed Thursday, the
9th Of April next, to be observed throughout that
State as day OF fasting and prayer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

AFRICAN SouADRoN.-Iti is now said that the fri.
gate Macedonian, fitting out at Norfolk, is to be
the flag ship of this squadron. The Saratoga sloop-
of-war is to be one of the squadron She is new
vessel, of great beauty and efficiency, and is daily
expected from Portsmouth There are to be seve-
raj smaller in order to more extended cruz-
ing along the coast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

u. s. SENATOR FROM MAINE.-Gov. Fairfield has
been elected to fill the vacancy occasoned by the
resignation Of the Hon. Ruel Williams.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

News FROM BosToN.-We are again under obi
cations to Harnden Il Co. for Boston papers in ad-
vance of the mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

BEAUTIES OF MrLLnRIsM.-Every day something
occurs showing the beauties of Merlsm Here is
one of the many scenes that are continually taking
nlaoe
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dots Volant, Gb9 NYork.
BtLTMoRE March sid Serene. White, Montevideo and
Geo Gardner. Hill Rio President Peufeld New York. oe
NoayoLK March AR Empire, Powell, NYork Sid g
" Siford Brown and OoIe PepPr West Indies Eurotss
CHARLEsToN March 3-An Dimon Robinson, NYork CID
Allen, Wilson, Boston Arr 3D. Vesta (Dan) Engus, st
Crox.
SAVANNAH, March 2Cd Rosalama OBJ Buckley. Liver
pool; Hannibal (B) Graham do; VIM Henry Norris, New
Orleans Sid Loo Choo Whppep. Liverpool; Susaunah Cum
ming Sater Mobile Putus Rogers Havana La Caballera
Fitzgerald, do.
New ORLEArs Feb 24-Arr Aureus, Foster, Havre; Tu-
Sol Baera Laguns; Independence Keyser Labacco
Bay; Michisan Coleman Gu,.coa Cid Jams; shspps,d
Lelan Livelpoo Litlius Smaley, New York; ID Wolfe.
Renon DO; Puritan. Umer, do; Homer Watts Philadelphia;
mas, Richmond
Foreign Ports.
ST CRoIx, Feb l3In port Isabella and Hyder ALI Of New
Vork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08
City Intelligence.

The MILLER EXAMINATION was continued yester
day in the Grand Jury Room, before Justice Ste
vens. The prosecution called Mrs. Wells, the aunt
OF Mrs. Miller and wife Of Samuel Wells, who tes
tilted that she had never seen the $4,000 note, nor
had never heard oft previous to the decease OF her
husband. That she had no knowledge of its being
destroyed, or its whereabouts at present. Mr. Sid
ney Blackwell, the uncle Of Mrs. Miller, was also
called for prosecution, and stated that Mr. Charles
f. Miller had told him at Little Falls, after the de-
cease OF Mr.. Samuel Wells that he had the note for
$4,000, and expected that he would obtain the mo-
ney for it when due. The examination will be con-
tinued this afternoon, at the same place.
POLICE. Yesterday was blank day in the annals
of crime at the police Offices of our city. We have
racy subject on hand that will be fully dlssected
and prepared for the eye of the public at the earl-
est opportunity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

AFFAIRS WITH WEXICO.-We lake the fOIIOWln8
paragraph. relative to our treaty with Mexico, from
the National Intelligencer, of Monday
Among the Executive proceedings in the Senate.
towards the close Of the Session Of Congress, was
the ratification of convention lately concluded at
the city OF Mexico between the Diplomatic Repre-
sentaives of the United States and that Govern
ment the terms of which are said to be honorable
and eligible to both nations. As the ratification of
the Treaty will doubtless be exchanged in this city,
we may expect to see it soon officially promulga-
ted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

EFFECTS OF THE YALE IN THE tTULF.-Ihe gale OF
September last was terribly severe in the Gulf of
Mexico. Read the annexed =
1t appears that in the great gale IN the Gulf of
Mexico, in September last, three vessels of war
were lost as they were in the Gulf at the time and
have not since been heard from. They were the
English brig Of war Victor, the French brig Of war
Dunois, and the Texan schooner of war San Anto-
MO. Nearly or quite three hundred men persisted
with these vessels. The Dunois was from Havana
for France the Victor from Vera Cruz for the West
Indies, and the San Antonio from Galveston to New
Orleans.
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sales Of Stocks at PhlIadeIphia Yesterday.

5000 City 5s lS46 95 $l25 State 6 ls43 40 shares
Cont Bank, 36t. AFTER BoARp-$I 1000 Kentucky Bonds
cash. s $1,000 Tennessee Bonds &C., $1,000 Lehigh Mort
gage Loan, 45A; $500 State b's, 1854 s9I.