The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-09
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% Addison Same Us. Fulton and others These
important and highly interesting cases nave en-
crossed the attention Of the Court during the whole
OF the week: The venerable CHIEF Judge resumed
pated In the trial. Several very grave and impor-
tant questions were presented TO the consideration
OF the Court, and were discussed by the eminent
counsel employed with unusual ability and research
The Court announced It's decision Yesterday
Judges Thruston and Morse decided that the petit
ton having been addressed by the defendants to the
President for the removal Of the plaintiff from his
Office, privileged communication, and as such
was not actionable, although the charges contained
in the petition could be shown by tire plaintiff 10
have been false, and We're made without probable
had been actuated by express malice. From this de
cision the chief Judge dssented The counsel tor
the plaintiff then offered certain other papers in evil
dence OF the publication of the alledged libel which
were refused by the Court.-Nat. Intel.
NAvAL.-The Pensacola Gazette informs us of the
ARRIVAL OF the Falmouth at that station in thirteen
days from Tamplco. She has encountered a sue
cession OF heavy northern. The Falmouth has been
good health. II appears that in consequence oil re.
cent intelligence from Mexico, Capt Newton, OF
the steam ship Missouri, thinks il advisable to re-
main at Pensacola until he can have further advices
from Washington, to receive which it will require
about three weeks. On the evening OF the Fal
mouths arrival, there was splendid ball in mo-
and several officers, and Capt Newton, with some
of his, present. dance was Just the
thing for those who vet had their 'sca legs on" Capt
Mcintosh is an universal favorte at Pensacola it is
said.
RACES IN MosnE.-The heavy rain on the 18th
nlt entirely destroyed all interest in the sports nor
did the result leave much regret the minds of the
absentees II proved, in fact, no race al all But
by way OF keeping up the records, add the Off
cial result. Wednesday--Jockey Club Purse $500 ::
three mile heats.
r. 3. Harrsons b. h: Sleepy john by John Daw.
son. out of Sally lilly Yard year old, 100 lbs. /
X. Smiths g. Hannah Crosby, by imp. Consul, out
Time-60 o..
The fly was, in technical terms, literally no
where.
The weather on the 18th was delightful, and the
race was quite on par with it. Those who were
absent have lost one OF the best run over
the Bascombe Course. The race for the two
mile purse for which four entries came to the post
These were Ram Peyton, Susan Hill, Old Master,
and Mobile. OF these, the former was the favorite
against the field, and at two to against any man,
ed nag.
FIRST Heat-All got a capital start, Old Master COM
ing home ahead for the first mile in Tsp; but in the
second, Peyton and Susan took up the running In
most gallant STYLE, coming down the quarter as
fnough linked by the stlrrup, the fly winning by
about halt her length only. Time, 3.57 Old Mas
ter and Mobile distanced
Second Heat-The whole OF these two miles were
run nearly alap. On entering the quarter stretch
however, Peyton was about two lengths ahead, but
from thence TO the stand, the fily gradually gained
and the two came out together neck and neck-a
dead heat Time, 4.0l.
Third Hedt-The mare kent her lead for he frs,
mile, but after entering the second the horse brush
ed up and passed her, then kept the lead, though
marc pushed, and won the heat only by half neck
been seen here There had been three heats run,
and In neither was the winner one half his or her
length beyond the rivals ears
Fourth Heat-The two miles were run in nearly
the same style full length of daylight was not
seen during the heat, although the mares saddle
slipped in the first mile-he horse winning the heat
and race by barely length.
Third Day-Jockey Club Purse $s25O-Two Mile
Heats
D. Myers c. c. Ram Peyton, by Leviathan, dam
by stakeholder, sy.o. Sc lbs. 2ol
dam y Tinoieen ' sy 81 & 81. imp 'l'n'''
R. smiths b. g; Old Master, by Count Badger,
d. Stephenson's b. h. Mobile, by imp. Consul
out of imp. Sessions, y. o. lao lbs dist
Time: s.s7@,0l-lO-,2s.
Coal IN VIRGINIA.-The Richmond Compiler con-
iains the following statement of all the coal that
has been mined and Transported TO market from the
coal mines of Eastern Virginia, during the wear
1872
Bushels.
From the Chesterfield mines LOOSEN
From the Tuckshoe Valley Mines, $40 736
From the Deep Run Mines, lsO265
Total, l725675
Loss OF THE U. S. STEAMER PoINsErr.-The
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Johns, ga al 10 o'clock, on the 9th in conse-
quence of mlstaking the signals OF the pilot of the
harbour All hands were saved. The steamer is a
total loss.
The MONROE EDWARDS FUNp.-This morning
the amount OF money on deposite in this city,
awarded by the court to the two firms in New York
as being portion of the sums they were defrauded
OF by the forgeries of Monroe Edwards was paid
over TO their COUNSEL Philadelphia Evening Ga
-ette, Jan. z.
ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE PowKRs.-We under
stand that Powers the sculptor, in late letter to
friend, details most diabolical plot to assassnate
him, which originated in professional il alousy Its
discovery created a great sensation in Florence the
present residence OF the artist-Cincinnati Repub-
hcon, Jan i.
QUICKEST PASSAGE TO AMERICA.-The Britannia
which lett Liverpool on the 9Th utmo, had actually
made the American land in seven DAYS and half
from the English coast but one weeks sail from
the old world TO the new VI Haitian Guardian
PROGRESS OF PHRENoLoGY.-Some wag has intro
duced new theory relative to chronological devel-
opements. He says that the organ of combatiye.
ness" so intimately concerned with nerves that il
to the sisand alledges also that on that spot
IN the head more dandruff collects than ON anv
where else. Therefore, when man is ready to
fight, people say "his dander is up"
Mr. LEOPOLD DE JANON begs to inform hi, friends |
French and Spanish Languages the quit and the VIC.
In at his residence $50 Houston those Of his
pills.
REFEREneEs:
Rev. John Power, D ID. Mr.. MsrtusceIli, Consul Of
Rev. q. G. Pise, D. ID. Naples,
ssv. T;lnxsashi, DID. p. H%ouls,