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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Alderman Hatfield and
Cro1iu

J. w. SrRANo Acting District Attorney.
MAY4-DiscHARoED-Phebe Ann Henderson dis
larceny insMarch last and bill OF indictment yet found
THIEvrso SERVANT CorvrcrEp.-A woman named
Margaret Brady who had lived with Joseph Ely teacher,
Of ISL East Broadway servant, tried charge
of grand larceny in stealing coats and coaks belong
ing himself and of his scholars valued from
to 80 dollars 1t proved that she arrested in the
act of attempting to urge man to paw them. The value
Of the clothing being doubtful theury found verdict Of
petit larceny only and the Court sentenced her six
months in the peniteRtary.
STEALING CorPER CoIr.-A black fellow named Will.
liam Collins, market loafer, tried a charge Of
burglary in the third degree in breaking into and steal
ing $ in cents and papers, from the store Of Oliver
Johnson corner Of Madison and Market streets The pa
pers being found the of the used also
package ofcents the jury found him guilty, and the
sentenced him TO the State Prison for three years.
WHOLESALE THkr.-A negro wench, named Elizabeth
Hunt who has served two years in State prison. was
tried on charge of grand larceny for stealing several
dresses: and breast pin valued Of ss6 from the house of
accused found in possession Of portion Of the stolen
goods and the jury convicted her Of grand larceny She
from Mr. and Mrs. Hutton of es First street. and also
convicted There being three other indictments against
her. and three additional charges of larceny. the
sentenced her to the State prison for ten years.
BrReLARr.-WiIliam Johnson was tried for burglary
in the first degree for breaking into the dwelling house
Of Joseph Jackson Of Forsyth and Grand Streets
the night the LIST OF last month The accused was
detected the act Of breaking into the house. but had
not actually entered at the time The jury therefore,
under the charge the court returned verdict Of guilty
Of burglary in the second degree and the court sentenced
him to the state prison for seven years
MArsLAuGHrER.-A black man named Cornelius Jack.
son. was tried for granddaughter, in having caused the
death ofa black named Joshua ToogooJ tappeared
from the evidence which published at the time Ia.
ken before the Coroner that the accused struck Toogoo
while he was endeavorDg to enter the room In which he
sleeping, and falling to the floor he was so severely
injured that he died several days afterwards Their being
evidence that there was any msce prpsnse and that
other persons had injured him. the jury acquitted him,
and he was discharged.
AssAvLr nv WoMAN.-A woman named sabina Coch.
ram tried for aggravated assault and battery
man named Daniel Flynn Of the corner Of Jane and
Washington streets She Yves defended by C. W. Ter.
hume, Esq, who obtained a verdict OF scquittaL
FoRrEITED REcoerIzArcEs The names OF John and
Simon Fshblsat indicted for perjury were called and
answering, their recognizances declared Tor.
feted.
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MONEY MARKET.

Thursuay, way 4-O II. ME-
The business at the stock board good day. and
prices little better. Ohio es per cent Kentucky
rose Illinois II Indiana per cent Delaware and
Hudson rose5 New Jersey Railroad rose ~ per cent
Auburn and Rochester declined IT,
At the new board business smaller, without mate
rial change in prices.
the Exchange there sales Of State stocks fol-
lows -
5000 Illinois bonds ls6I-ol-buyers Kecham Olcett
1000 do do do --20-ds N. Sistare
5000 Michigan Pontiac RR State stock-4O-bSyer, N.
Sistare.
These Illinois bonds Internal Improvement bonds.
The Canal bonds sell at 81.
We have repeatedly uttered warnings against the
Of the banks in inducing speculation in stocks
This is a movement at all times perilous and unsound
but peculiarly in the present state Of the stock and
ney market. The abundance Of money in the Atlantic
banks tho result Of utter and universal stagnston
ofbusncss which has caused the circulation to flow hack
to the great centre Of the system and remain inert Tho
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90 jim GRANT, ONE OF THE BEST sHAvERs

90 JIM GRANT, ONE OF THE BEST SHAVERS
not la Wall street, but of the human face divine
says Sherman's Lozenges all they cracked up to
be- He uses other medicine, and has known at least
thirty OF his friends cured Of bad coughs by them,
where other articles failed to give relief Jim sends all
his friends belonging to the sick list, to Nassau st.
and none have failed to find balm for their ills
He says If he had chance to try the Doctors Tooth
Paste he could then judge whether it would compare
with the Lozenges he can now only speak from common
teeth and sweetening the breath Dr. sherman's ware.
house is ut l06 Nassau st.
Agents-227 Hudson street, 1921 Blocker, II East
Broadway no. 273 and 45o Broadway and 1879 Fulton
Brooklyn.
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@a. LIVE or pIE2-THAT rs THE QUESTION

90 LIVE OR DIE?-THAT Is THE QUESTION
Thousands, if they did but know it. at this moment
walking thoughtlessly in streets with the seeds of
fatal diseases in the elements of their blood few dosea
OF Peters Vegetable Pills Cathartic Lozenges would
Immediately arrest the evil and not only remove the
causes OF disease but nvgoate the system and render
impervous to unhealthy Influences thorough cleans.
ing stomach and nestne from the acrd particles
that there during the winter is indispensable
at this Of the year; and there no medicine at
present known that performs this work Of pu
rfcaton SO mildly and ct thoroughly. Peters We.
getable Pills and Peters, Cahartic Lozenges. Beware of
spurious limitations. Principal Office l25 Fulton corner
Nassau street, and 90 North Sixth street. PHILADELPHIA
90 DIR. SPOHN'S ELIXIR OF HEALTH FOR THE
certain prevention of Fevers any general sickness
keeping the stomach in most perfect order the bowels
regular and determination the surface Colds coughs
pains In the bones hosrseness and dopsy are quickly
cured by it. Know this py trying.
TIE above is to be found only at 81 CourtIandt STRAIT
near Broadway '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

NAVAL NEws.-We have learned from authority
on which we place reliance, that Wales, the infor-
mer, on whose unsustained testimony young Spen-
Ger was condemned, has been discharged frem the
naval service of the United States. The recommen-
datons of Commander Mckenzie appear thus far to
have been not at all effective
rumor Of very painful nature is in circulation
respecting one of the principal officers Of the So
mers. We forbear making any further remark at
present, from motives o. delicacy, and in the hope
that the rumor is unfounded
Eugene Sullivan has, on the recommendation Of
Judges Greenwood and Ingraham, and the Recor-
der and the Mayor been discharged from the service,
no proof whatever OF his having been guilty of mu-
tiny having been discovered. This is the lad who
held Commodore Perry to bail last winter for order
ing him to be ironed second time, contrary to the
decision of Judge Greenwood. Sullivan yesterday,
by virtue of the same statute, that under which
he proceeded against Commodore Perry, issued a
warrant against Sergeant Carly, who put him in
irons. Carly was held in bail to the amount of
$2,5oo, for penalty Of 81, $50
We are anxious to know the result of the Phila-
| delphia examination What has become of it? We
| pause for reply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

The FOURIER ASSOCIATION The practicabiliiy Of
the Fourier system of Association is likely very
soon to be tested, upon somewhat extended scale.
The Sylvania Association of New York, have just
purchased $500 acres of excellent land in Pike
county, Pa, upon which is 100 acres cleared and a
saw mill and grst.mill in operation. The Assocl-
alton are to pay $1,000 tor the land so, 100 of
which is TO be in the stock OF the association. Fifty
membersproce at once to the grouno to clear and
build, preparatory to the removal of three hundred
in the fall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

ONIoNs.-I observe that some credit is claimed
for the ship Rochester bringing few hours latter
news than was received by the England, Captain
Bartlett, which vessel arrived on Sunday last The
facts are as follows the Rochester sailed from
Liverpool on Sunday, 9th April, at Z A. NJ; the
England at IL o'clock at noon the same day.
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fOur ObedIent servant,
WILLIAM 8. HOLBERTON,
No. rs Maiden lane, up stairs, New York,

G3- BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR TO BE
had for Three shngs-read, then judge.-Reader, il
we prove an article to be good. will you believe it It
seems that you have been humbugged often that if
read these the real and positive qualities Of article
whose price will prove it nostrum" Jones' Coral
HAIR Restorative will generally improve and beautify the
hair will force the hair to grow the head face and
body or any part where nature intended hair grow by
thoroughly all scruf or dandru Another Of its
properties is to make the hair grow naturally dark and
beautiful Jones' Coral Hair Restorative, is sold at the
Agents-Zeiber ID and Dock street, Philadelphia and
next to the American Hotel Washington, D. c.; State
street. Boston, Cleveland 2O7 King st. Charleston s. Co.
81 State street, Albany; Mitchell, Norwich, Chenango
n Y: Martin, barber Catsk N. " and 1879 Fulton st.,
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

The STEAM PACKET BosToN, which is to make
one trip week between here and Norfolk, arrived
from that place in thirty-six hours run.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

0-There is place Of amusement in the city that az
fords much entertainment for the money Peales
New York Museum. The performances embrace such
infinite variety. sgnor Blitz feas of most
extraordinary nature gives specimen of his ventrilo-
quail powers and makes half dozen dinner plates prou
cite to music. Jenkins sings Russells songs admirably
tells comic stories nimitably and plays the banjo beaut
fully Master Rather introduces his Ethiopian break
down In splendid style. Miss Grove dances with much
grace The picture gallery half million Of curioscs
and performances, all to be seen for shilling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

OPENING OF BUSINESS AT THE WKsT.-Last Mon
day, the day the canals opened, business stated
ahead in Rochester, and along the line, and was
moving brisky at the last accounts. Before eight
O'Clock on Monday morning $500 boats had been
despatched towards tide water at Rochester alone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL

>, APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENr.-J. F., Cox.
Henry Naylor, Joshua Pierce, CharesaR. !; Belt
members OF the Levy Courtfor the County OF Wash.
ington. IN the District OF Columbia Jesse E' Dow
and Charles r. Belt to be Justices OF the Peace in
the County of Washington, in the District of CO.
lumba Wv"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

% Our Buffalo subscribers hereby informed THAT
Mr s. Hawks is thesuthorzed agent for the sale OF
the Herald. Subscribers rely being: regularly
served by him. No other person representing himself as
agent will be supplied from this office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

90 sUsscRsERs changing their residence will please
notify this Office Of Nassau and Fulton streets
where they want the Herald left hereafter
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90 Banum of the American Museum deserves great
credit for keeping many mechanics in employ. The
improvements constantly making at that establishment
furnish twenty and sometimes thirty various artists and
mechanics with support to say nothing of the of
performers laborsrs continually employed
there The performances at that place not surpassed in
the CITY, and the splendid and magnificent model of Paris
Is the constant admiration Of intelligent crowds and is
alone worth double the price charged for admission.
remains only next week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05
New YORK, March Is, 1913.
MIR. VIM. BURGER =

MI WIN BURGER:-
o. Dear Sir-Feelng it duty. which owe Mr. C..
e. Bristol and the whole human family, address him
through you, to make my known, and the ,neft
have derived from the use of his Compound Extract Of
Sarsaparilla.
In September, 1886, was taken sick and had the best
medical advice from that time until November 1912 In
the course OF which have been under the care of
twelve different physc and all effect until was
induced to try his Sarsapara. when commenced the
use OF it, (Which about the 6rst of December asD
had fever sore OF the most malignant kind md ass
severe cough attended with pain in the side and splitting
Of blood aud the chronic rheumatism so that could not
sleep,when was induced to try his Compound and now
enjoy better health than have for years. and all
through the of and the help of Divine Providence
and my Improvement has been rapid that l am
looked upon as risen from the grave. an nsance
since the middle OF December have increased in weight
to the extent OF thirty four pounds which gaining
very rapidly for three months You may refer any per-
sons to me, who msy have any scrupes, dsbelieve
the above, and think can convince them of it's
qualities.
remain,
Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM 9. HOLBERTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

NAvAL-The United States brig Truxton, Lieut..
Upshur, now at Norfolk, will sail soon for Constan
tnopIe, to bring home the remains of Commodore
Porter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

The INsURREcTIoN IN PORTO RIco.-We learn
that the leaders had been secured at Ponce, after
butchering several white persons. This was On the
7th ult.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

SIR CHARLES BAeor.-lt was reported, but not be
eved, in Montreal, on the LIST inst. that Sir Charle
Bagot was dead
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

THEArRrcALs AND RELreIoN-The fremont The
atre is at last sold. 1t has been purchased by the
Baptsts in Boston, for the Rev. Mr.. Colver. Price
$50, 900, including gas fixtures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

MOVEMENTS AND DoINes-The following indivi-
duals are at Towards popular establishment -
The Hon. Charles Clinton, and the Hon. S S.
Bovine have just arrived from Washington. 1t Is
said that the latter is applicant for the Governors
chair OF Iowa-whether successful or not, we are
not informed.
G. s. Hammond, Esq, Auditor General of Michi-
gan, from which place he has just arrived.
John Brough, Esq, and his colleague, DR.. E. M.
Hubbard, who are endeavoring to effect the Ohio
loan, are still stopping here.
David Pingree, of Salem, who is well known as
one OF the most distinguished Canton merchants in
the country, is also here.
Ex-Governor Marcy and lady, and Chief Justice
Savage, have not yet finished that insurance bust
ness, and are still stopping here-as also Messrs.
Hall and Barker, the ex and present Attorney Gene
rails OF the State, Judge Cowen and lady, Messrs.
johnson OF Duchess county, Russell of Washing
ton county, Judges Halsey, Rogers, and Thompson,
and various others OF distinction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

No Go.-lt was stated that Mr.. Lowndes ha
started after the absconding Mr.. Shpinan, and b
this time some suppose he is on the route to Texa
Mr. Lowndes was never out Of the city at all, an
the whole thing is a false scent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

The WEATHER.-Since May set in we have ex-
perienced the worst kind of spring weather. Cold,
blasting, penetrating east winds have mostly pre-
vailed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

PoxERoY& Co. arrived yesterday morning, wit
Toronto, Montreal and Buffalo papers, one day i
advance Of the mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

co., THE NEW WORLD, FOR SATURDAY, May
0, VIII contain two Superb Engravings !-Mahmoud
shah, OF Persia, and the Cbifionier of Paris.
l. Autobiography Of an Orphan Girl-shspters7, and
Q OF these vivid scenes in real life
H. NsdaT conclusi of this tragcal and exciting
story-by Alexander Dumas.
Ill Political History Of Nav YorkThe able review Of
the Old Federalist continued.
". Homewsrd Bound-by Jas. Aldrch Sonnet by
Park Benjamin, &c.
" Cousin Frankly Miss scdgwick
VI. Chapter on Moving-by Lincoln hamp'e-equai
70 any Of the productions OF Boz.
VII. Letters from Mr.. Aldrich-Rome, &c:
VIII Editorials-National Acsdemy-The Rejected
Picturep-Muscal Matters, with an Engraving OF the
New Piano-scrap Book Poetry, News &c. .
Terms only - year OF cents single copies Mer'
chants from the country who wish to supply their fam
lies with good family paper. are requested to call at the
Office of " Books for the People, 30 Anna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

Two ARRIVALS FROM CANToN.-The Mantle
Hepburn, arrived on Wednesday from Canton
Also the Akbar. The Mantle sailed thence on
the Sd Of January. Nothing new by her.
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Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge Inglis.

MAY 4.-Ddvid H. Robertson, Executor of the
| Woddle and jefferson Bro,on.-Ths action
OF replevin, brought by plaintiff las executor, against
out Of justices Court in faVOr of May WodSie
against David H. Robertson The plaintiff contended that
mother Margaret Robertson, and that he held them
executor, and not in his own right To prove Mrs Ro
oeIsons property in this furniture the plaintiff ntredu
Margaret Robertson dated May 1889 of ahouse and lot
the Second Avenue between Sixth and Seventh Streets
tanned by Mrs. Robertson out Of the purchase money to
pay the mortgage Tho will Of Margaret Robertson
nal property the children of the plaintiff her grand
children0 not however mentioning the house and lot
her will The plaintiff next called Margaret Robertson
his daughter who proved the taking of the property
the defendants; that the same had been in the house
where the family lived, the premises described in the
deed for the last four veyears and that her grand
mother Mrs NJ Robertson resided there On cross exa-
minaen, this witness testified that her father the plaintiff
shipping and commission merchant in this ciiy that
her grandmother old and infrm and had been sup
by her father long she could remember that
her father kept carriage and horses which he had
stanty used for the last four years to the present time
and that he supported the Family generally 1t like
wise proved, that the plaintiff had passed through the
ed his case, and the defendants counsel moved for
suit, on the following grounds list, that the suit
as executor before probate Of the will 3D. that the suit
should have been brought in the name of the grand chill
dren as the property was devised to them by the decea
sed Be- that there had been no sufficient proof that the
goods belonged to the plaintiff executor The Court
refused the motion for q nonsut and the defendants
counsel, after producing a Judgment pnd execution in
favor of Mary Wodde against David H. Robertson issued
out Off Justices Court for 81 account of painting
done on the premises above then proceeded
comment to the jury the evident fraud OF the whole
transaction, and the absurdty Of supposing that old
lady who had subssted for the last four years the cha
rty her should house and lot worth SIS 5OO
together with all the furniture in the house, and that in
her will she should bequeath only her personal property
and make mention at all Of her real estate. He like
commended that the fraudulent tissue Of the plaintiffs
transactions might likewise be seen in the fact that he
had passed through the bankrupt law and yet
keep carrsge and horses long before that and down
the present day. and likewise carried extensive
business as shipping and commission merchant After
hearing plaintiffs counsel the jury retired under charge
ethe Court and in short time returned verdict for de-
PENDANTS for the amount of judgment and interest.
For plaintiff, Alsnson Nash, Esq. For defennants
Henry p. Barber ESQ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

QuKRY.-What has become Of the Empire? Cap
tain Rowe is visible and forthcoming but the boat i,
ii seems est inventus. Several gentlemen cam,
down the other day on purpose to see her. but foun'
II was a wild goose chase How is this?
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m- TABLETuRAZoR sTROP.-

o. TABLETuRAZOR sTROP.--The subscriber
respectfully calls the attention Of merchants and
dealers to Of the dsrepuabe acts prscced by the
mtaers Of this article, proftbg by the celebrity Of his
invention, which has received diplomas from the Ameri-
can Institute certificates from some OF the most scientific
tine Mott Gen. James Tallmadge) 10 manufacture an ar
cle with resemblance in outside appearance but inside
of inferior make and of the materials hc
by the deceptive assertions sold 10 dealers as be-
ing the same and having all the properties OF the origi
nahe loss, in all such cases. falling upon the retail
purchaser.
O. s. having been twenty seven years engaged in man
ufacturng and pcrfectng this srop he feels confident in
asserting that 1t is the only article ever offered to the
public that will make shave with ease and com
fort the cheapest having in all rendered univ
satisfaction. @. SAUNDERS & SON,
1863 Broadway, Wy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

NAVIGATION on all the northern lakes and streams
will be free early tomorrow morning. Nothing
so cheering now at the north and west, as the
"boatman's horn" and the "puffing steam.' Mer-
rily moves every thing like produce to market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

FoURrERsM.-lt seems that Greeley, Brisbane,
and DR.. Channlng--a trinity OF transcendental
christianity and benevolence-are busily engaged
In occupying the void created by the absence Of the
Father Miller mania, and going about the coun.
try giving lectures association. They holding
mass meetings in various sections of the country,
and IT Is said that between $780, 900 and 500 600
have been already subscribed towards carrying out
their grand project for the regeranaton of society,
and the purchase OF place in New Jersey where the
grand experiment is to be made. The firm of Bris-
bane, Greeley and Claiming, are very amiable men J.,
doubt, and they will do the best to carry out IN
philanthropic views. We rather think, however.
that the old fabric of society will not be seriously
endangered by their operations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

HARSDES 81 Co. arrived al five o'clock yesterday
morning With Boston papers Of the previous eve
min
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

JUVENILE CoNcrRT.-By reference to our adverti-
sing columns, our readers will find notice Of Mr.
Bradbury's Juvenile Musical Festival, at the Taber-
nacle, this (Friday) evening. From the well known
reputation of this jealous teacher of children, in
the delightful art Of music, the public may justly
pect rich treat. 1t will be repetition of the con-
cert which was held few evenings since, at the
same place, when by vote of an overlooking and
delighted audience, it resolved 10 repeat it at
the earliest opportunity. The admirable performan-
ces of the children comprising his choir the
casion, could not but inspire every with desire
to hear them again. and those persons who neglected
the former, should not fail to attend on the present
occasion.