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Trial OF Commander Mckenzie.

The proceedings yesterday bad very little interest We
give the examina alton Of Dick the
mate, on whose judgment and opinions Mckenzie and
GansevOort placed the greatest reliance
Cross drdmned-Was not on bad terms with Cromwell;
he had threatened my Ife but did not think he mean,
anything; only Uay he had Of erpressing himself
could not tell what he meant until alter his arrest The
morning after Mr. Spencers arrest had talk with the
first lieutenant about it he asked me what thought;
said suspected Cromwell, and he suspected him too
least thought SO; said thought Cromwen the moa
dangerous in the VESSEL he was deepest in the plot
Q-Wast you, who on the day of execution, Uhsn ssk
crorn,oeH oas innocent said ne ought to hsvs thought
A-That was not the question; it when Cromwell
the request of the witness read again to him Wsa
k hkey ibid; Irecollsct passing too or three swch
Capt. sLoAr-Thst was before the ex ecution7
JUDGE hDvocArE-Just as they going 10 hang hi~
not that after the Captain had been staggered by
CromWeTs Prosstatons of innocence, and by Spsncsrs
A-Well-yes--t was, think.
Q-immediately after'
| Q-What the enquiries Mr.. Gan sevoort made of
| the petty officers before you made your remarks.
A i do not recolect, except that he asked what
thought of Cromwell-if he was guilty. The reply We
made was that he was deepest in the plot.
Q-Ddyou speak out your mind hearty and strong
1 the day of execution
J Ayes, did, sir.
QDd you eper hear Of proposition to make
f; Of the prisoners whue Mr. Spencer in irons'
| A-No, sir,
Captain SANDS. the commander of the Navy Yard being
sworn and the record of the Court of Enquiry handed 70
him. he went again the testimony he testified
to before that tribunal fully reported in the Herald
| of Jan. 18th.
| II NJ. HEsKELL recalled and examined by Judge Ad :
vocate. saw Mr. Spencer the morning Of his st.
He was lying down two camp stools in the and
looking steadily at the ward door. afterwards OBJ
served him sitting the Jacobs sdder my attention
particularly called to him because had heard the state
| ment of Mr.. Wales presumed he doing the usual
duties of his station when him deck; don't
member hearing or seeing him do anything towards car
ton with the Young officers never heard Mr. Spencer
speak dsrespeciful OF the Commander in the seersge
Commander Mckenzie has relations in the seerage; his
clerk OF his nephews Mr. Delonde is connexion
of the Commander; exhibited to the Commander the
minutes of the council Of officers the morning of the
day Of uton II about the close of the nina
| ton.
| Here the Court adjourned to Tuesday.
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OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE
u OFFICE. n4In
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N. Y.
line ..na TAN and % Gs and
The old Black Ball line of packet. are as follows
CCAfSMSIhakkt R2ss f CAPTAIN d Bss.stow'
sS3oR RTH AMERc CAPTAIN CAPTAIN fhs SMSS::r
0XFoRp Captain RatNbon.;
sailing ships, all commanded ofgreat eIpeIencs First
class ships will aso be despa ched from Liverpool TO Boston,
more chsrisson an? and s saVsanah s diner
British North America weekly The subscriber
call the Attention Of those persons residing ia the Uaed
State; and Csnsd VINO wish to send 1r their friends TO come
wavs by line Of packet ships sailing
absve and order to give facility and quick despatch
the emIant class welknown American ships. eomms
ing Commercial Line will in addition the packets be
despatched by his Liverpool agents. every three or
sending their friends assured that every thing
neced with his business will be executed with his usual
command preferences for hi. line. and continuation Of the
public patronage WHICH his been literally bestowed for
the money refunded customary free passage also
be secured BY steamboats, from the different Ireland
Remances and Draf.-With regard to his arrangement.
Great Britain and aud Those
fore throughout the United State who wish remit ts
notice on the receipt q The sre With snd
address OF the party to receive il draft for the amount at he
or by first packet ship and receipt duplicate re-
turned through the post Office For further particulars apply
joaN " H sDsINASN q South street:
sas Msf bsne Co., poet S.i nsTD00
In Ireand-Dnns Delany Esq. Dublin; Messrs. Joseph
ray, Esq, Cork 800. d23er
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JOHN M. DAVIES 81 JONES,

m W ILLIAM kIHEET, GUNNER OF JOHN,
HAVE just received from nportations, of their
- own Manufacture, assortment of Sp
Goods consulting OF thing fashionable
the gentsmcns furnishing line which added their
OF goods rarely
found in store among which
CApS-ln every variety. for gentlemen youth and chill
CRAvATS-Of plain and figured sstin gro grains, cam
bricks, &c.
sCARFS-Ofvestins atm broche.
0LOVES-Of kid silk brown and chene linen, Isle, spun
HOSIEkY-0f cotton, merpo wool s.uu silk, &c,
UNDER GARMENTS-Of shaker knit merino, wool en-
silk cotton, NC.
LINEN COLLARs-Pain and Byron, of all qualities and
shapes.
sHIRfs-oflineD, muslin. French e.mbric plain and with
susPENDERs-Of gum elastic, SIX, cotton, &c.
OILED SlLkS-Uf white and fancy coous, warranted
to adhere in any climate.
The above comprises only part Of their assortmen
chase will consult their this spen-
dad assortment Of goods before purchasing.
,WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL, at their old established
Cap stock, Linen and Oiled Silk Minu factory,
NO. LOG WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN.
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circuit Court.

MARCH George Gibson VS.. Cor y Evans.--Thiss an
action oil assumpsit on two notes-one for Si9I 81 the
other for $500 In ls4l Cox obtained from his creditors
compromise OF fifty cents the dollar for business
claims The second note for third part OF the
promise amount. He also obtained in is4l extension
for confidential debts and the first note mentioned for
the onethird due Gibson for the confidential debts due
them.
The defendants claim that the last agreement for cent
Dental debts fraud in law the general creditors
Evans Ia endorscr on both notes.
For plaintiff Mr.. A. Thompson and Charles Weisch'
For defence, ID. Evans and VIM. Quick
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Court OF Common Pleas.
paforo Iud0o Tngraham.

MARCH 6.--John a. PeH vs. Deiphine Rose 1nsn Soss'
mime Cornsha Bis6ee-Tbs is an action OF COY ensht.
under the plea coverture growing out Oh ne OF
house No 4es Broome street. from the Piahun 70 the De
PENDANT The defence is that the deendant wa married,
and therefore incompetent TO make the contract The
oucs;on for the ury therefore, whether this fair
hJv was femme covert, or femme cole
me defence was the daughter OF the late Judge Fske,
of Newburgh She married appeared in evil
dence, years since TO Mr.. Ezra bsoee They have
was a portrait painter.
Verdict for defendant
Mr. sullivan for plaintiff Mr.. Price for defendant
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To the Public

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daiy newspaper-pub-
shed every day ths year except New Years day ana
Fourth of July Price cents per copy-or ~ 70 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance
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hostages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasiAg
asst Hhas the largest circation Of any paper in this city,
or the ,0orld and therefore, the best channel tor business
men in the oy country Prices moderate-cash in I'D
vance.
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant Style
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PRopRIEroR HERALD EsrABLIsHMENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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I O%T-In the month Of February. lat2 berween BahL9
- and this city, letter encieang certificate dsted
IAN ~ 1899 S fifty hares ia The capita, stock Of n nn ns
Any having found the will be snsby ws'ee"
BY forwarding it the subscribed New YORK rgu
fletoap2 ~ ~ w. hAicH'
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,IuE WHOLE WORLD should know il ihat pr J,vne,

TJNIIE WHOLE WORLD should knew it that DR. Jiynes
Exptctoran Ia certain cure Tor esthms and that for
coughs colds whoopmg Cough Group, lronch
and other disease of the lunss throat is
the decided benefit IL nded BY
saads who have tredit and al uat the remedy
without exception for VI pulmonary diseases that have
been for II always gives relief, aud when
every other means have failed
Pp,fed only by Dr. Jayse 90 South Third st. Philadelphia
lIna
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fTo, THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
a Howquas MiyturcThis extremely delicious AMI unpars.
leled Tea highly celebrated China and Europe,
Portsd for sale the Canton Tea Compspy General
lea Establlshment 12 Chathamsf. New Ycr.tin Chinese
packages. fncc so cents and ST. M lmSI
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
THE Partnership heretofore existing between JOHN GAL
4 IIER aud IA MES MITRPHY in th. h-.;na.. of orr

Ornament Manufacturers the City Of New York,
was dissolved on the 2 day Of January Is4 by the
the old stand Ne. 3s2 Broadway, by John Caller who Is
charged with the collection OF all debts due the said
6m and the liquidation Of their liabilities the John
Caller also Empowered 60 the name Of the said firm
for the purpose aforesaid All indebted thereto will
the without delay and those having claims
against the firm will please render their above
John CALLER,
IAMEG MIIlPHX
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TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND
OTHERS

JOHN oALLlEhi Composition OrnaTent Manufacturer
Lafay Hall, has hand his as above
specimens Of Architectural of every variety
delcd from the best examples, consisting in part
for columns, consoles uusses enriched mouldngs rosee
patterns Sc &c &c. which he prepared TO furnish promptly
tfv he inc Inns
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IAYHE,S EXPECTORANT-This Medicine has .ready
proved itself to DO all tha has been ecomme nded,,
those who have fair tins country, and the de-
mand for increases daily. We have heard OF mpoI
Of Asthma which has been effected by the Of
Tor long time been under the care of physician but had
ceived relief aud considered hopeless As
last she purchased bottle Of Dr. Jayne toran
which caused her expecorat freely gradually ased
cough and is rapidly restoring her to health. We have
hesitation saying that this preparation Of Dr. JAYNE for the
III. most valuable medicine ever offered 10 the pub
lie. There qu.cKery about Dr jayne is of the
most skul practising physicians in nnsyvnia and wher
his lions have thorough y he
looked upon great public rset, Me,
Journal .
repaired only by DR.. JAYNE, No. so5 Broadway. New
York 25f jmsm
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DR.. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER pISPENSARY, 2e4h Fulton street near
Greonwlcn-Dr Morrison, Member Of the Royal College
OF Surgeons London and form ,y Surgeon the British Nal
continues be consulted daily all diseases offs delicate
and all those distressing symptoms consequent
dcious treatment and the iDprudcnr fquack medicines
pr NJ has had an eIperienee Of twenty wo yeas treating
mild safe aud nsbIe substitute mercury eradicate
ing the vencree with certainty without rubectnR the
patent to risk restricting hmm susaa diets
suits while his medicines agreeable taste and SMELL Per
t.Izemcn Of the prostate gland acc with much I
and dull, pain about these OF the conse
auences OF maieament DR.. M. treats structures in scen-
tc promoting absorption Of the h'ckened circuisr
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY -rhou.sads Of young
suffering from die of indulgence
cet destructive whose nerves further injured from
the use OF no,um. az pretended Ipee,hc. which stimulate
only to induce depression Dr. M treats such
purely pathological principles fails establishing
curctbe stnctest honor and confidence observed.
tte advice and any part of the
Union, by his gng history Of his in detail 2o4H Full
"nstreet near Greenwich mi lmsr
KELLY's DOUBLE EXTRACT OF SAKSAPAkIL.
LA CANDY.-One pound OF this candy contains the
tive principle of two pounds Of the Sarsaanla and
warranted to be the best remedy of and
IN all diseases arising from excabty from morbid
humors In the blood In Of cosvenes and those
and want ofa due secretion it ir without rival.
The proprietor has himself experienced its beneficial effects,
and thei efore speaks from experience.
In all arrangements of the secretons will be found Of i'm
from the of from other OF debility this
Double Of Sasapars will bring JOY and gladness
la scrofua scurvy and all ether glanduar aec ions IN
coughs and colds; of the kn salt um erys
elas and the like the benefit will have TO be TO
be appreciated
Sold packages Of four ounces for IS cents. Let those who
To be had J. W. KELLY's Gotham Confectionery, 267
Broadway. me- wsec
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NEW YORK. TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, ls43
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
BRANDKETHS PILLS,
Secured on Letters Patent of the United States.
THE METHOD OF PREPARING THE BRANDRE.
THAN VEGETABLE EXTRACTS.

Secured bv Letters Patent of the United States
THE METHOD OF PREPARING THE BRANDRE.
THAN VEGETABLE EXTRACTS.
Capea entered Oh June ls42Patent granted TO Be,smin
Brandreth, 2Oth January, ls4s.
THE extracts Of who Brande THIS Pills are composed
ea:r Of h s s4S.
'' ~ ''a's ' as i iiyi VEGETABLE II
K stolen which
ss' Sf fEs'
E4S f a.
popular; their virtues extending their asefuness The
ss ss OF doth sshss are daily dsIyx from them No
Hs hard * Of The skin they ;psfay
g. and md c ;a the mouth Let the afflicted med
ss q s s Isl; I'll 81 Broad
1877 Division street Ny To YIN iSvAI1ps - ~ -
% T,'f butt s. y
that hs FL 90
.snsss and Candies. Very we'll perhaps, lives. but
@.%:s f:; from ns ds%ss
cent infections stherx;e will certainly be cured BY the
''' ''''1 CURE "e Of A lt DANGEROUS SORE.
SING SING, January 81, is4a
os "j q debt
my wife a derived from your nyalu 'be Pills Abont three
very much anS .%on
n we bee much Alarmed and sent for the doctor During
degree and in three weeks from its first commencing
sI ss "
lie sd WOULD
be her death but he apeed 70 be At loss how proceed
,ates we .srsfoss sought Other I'D, Botanical doctor
sna ;e when he as that he could s h sore
' that quite a' iaIf ali .s He' no
experience Of celebrated physci,ns N vain in absolute
prime of her years from her continued suffering Under these
we concluded thai would Univer
s 5 few ss dos
great relief Of The pain Within week the asonhment
and The began to that she fell quite
and would sleep and SIR after six weeks use she
her family which she had not done for nearly
s o FIR e ANIME ns
quite sound and her health better than had quite
cure considering 1t only act Of justice
#ears, with much gratitude. n.
49, TIMOTHY ISssP sGl%X A. LITTLE j.,
snalIs sd. :aS r, good could s6s
misery, and for which we hope to be thankful.
| 70 Dr. BRANDRETH's Principal Office, .2,l Broadway
Y; Retail Offices ga Bowery and lssh Hudson street
aSi{oid. Conn HsY!s Bsa,9a Ss% AaS Comm S%1
sos u
Buffalo u Ns% SSS:itii
Memy vIOS%, T s w9Sa and BY
genuine be bought of regular Agnpoved by his hay
Ans Hs se i!
and That there are SIX on
other Bands Be Careful F%' and get the True
| fLLs m2 !msod&atwy.ec
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CHARLESTON, s. Feb. %, lS43
Progress of Science and Literature in the Magnolia
City Of the South Mesmerisn on Qmadrupeds-
Great Discovery
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--..-,,- WINTER ARRANGEMENT-For Ooshen
9ESaH VIA New York and Erie itaiiroadEfare to Go
.X-January I'd, i843, the cars Of the New York and
he aoad VIII run IN connection with the steamboat uuca
Capt A. IL. Schultz, daily, Sundays excepted.
For Passengers Leave Duane street pier at o'clock A. Nj
leave Goshen al quarter past Q, A. Nj.
For Fre,sht-Leaye Duane pier at 3 p. Nj leave
Goshen at halfbast "A. M.
ID. G. SEYMOUR
- Superintendent and Engineer
the passengers train connecs Tuners with Beachs
Mail Stages 70. Newburgh, New Pax Kiagstop Catsk anil
Albany and Goshen with the Cabondae and other Western
Line OF Stages. lsir
aSx FOR LIVEHpOOL--NEW LINE-Reguia
s4r&A Packet Of 25h March-The Splendid Packet shin
s21nAx&s no sClUS, Captain John Collins OF Ioo tons
will positively sail above her regular day For freight
passage, having accommodations upeQuaed for spendor or
comfort apply beal Orleans wharf Of ali street.
orto h. X. COLLINSG CO Sc Sontb strss,
Price OF passage, 800.
lac Packet ship siddons, Captain =. b. Cobb Of 1000
tous Will succeed the Koscus and sail the 25h of April her
regular day
Letters for the ships this line viii only be received at Oil
pm snd Haier News Room
PASSENGER, may rely tho ships ots line sailing
ly az advertised. far
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CHAPMAN'S MAGIC STROP.

Spelman frazer importers Of Fancy Goods 1876 Pearl
Posts Nam. importer Of drugs, a Cedar
Field Thompson Co. importers of Dry Goods IS Cedar 1t.
Fellow Van Arsdae Cooper Watches, II Maiden Lane.
ID ell s. Co. importers Of Stationery. 245 Pearl St
VIM Gonlding, Surgical Instrument manufacturer, 23k
Chatham
For Sale II 202 William street.
TO had by tn the manufacturers prices Of the
rrns and recall the principal fancy through
out The city. Made IT o2 William street. ~ INN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-26

~ CIIANCERN- In the Circuit Superior court
= Ct LsS aud yhsnceB Tor OHIO county.
The Merchants duu Mechanics Sauk Il Whcc-
ling. G0YpiIiHdHt.
JJhn Clarke aud Rehecca Clarke his wife. Job
StanOSTy aud DOrCas e has ~ne, SamuCl X
BrUckunier and Sarah 4 hiS wife, John r
Clarke, Ebenoz,r T. CllrkC, David Hull and
Elizabeth 4 ais wife, Daniel Lamb and Mania
NJ his -vlie, Alexander Sullivan and Helen l.
hts " fr, julia A ClarSo, RgJueca tlarke the
younger, Joseph Gill, Francis X Armstrong.
adniu,stratOr de bouis non, with the will an-
aeXed, Oi Noah Zane deceased, Fly Dorsey aud
Mary l. has ~lfe, EbeneZCr Zane, William W
Shaver ana Caroline his wife, James A Nc
Clean aud Mary hs wife. Pi0'"tf Zane, Hanp-
oen Zane, William Pitts amt EliLabeth has
wife, Cornelia Zsue. James 9 Johnston and
Sophia his wife. GcEsHdunfs.
Pursuant TO the decree inside ~ this cause by
sand court, on tie ITjh day VI JU.c l5i3, the un-
deTsigDed Will on the gath day 81 July ls43,
aud thereafter by ndjOuruIu' nts from time to
time as shall be necessary, ajtnr cfice Of Messrs
Jacob & FttzhuSh, ia the c:ty Of Wheeling, VIZ
gina, proceed TO take and state nm aut cunt OF
the bill of complaint, made by tbs court on the
29th day Of October 1889. IN the cause between
Hester Woods and others, co1nFtGtHauiS, apd
DSnIel Zane and others, dkfonddntS, and To what
persons respectively the amOu.it 80 due may b,
now owing, with the respective 81 ms due TO each
ASH also 10 take and state an srcOunt oi the To-
cauon, quantity anu value of the real estate, per
sonai and mixed. Of the said NOp2 Zane, consul
tutlng the rcslduaTy fund which y the will Of TIT
saiu Noah IS charged with tie paynlent OF hh
debts and the just charges Of his administration
ASp also 10 take aud state az account of Ihr
debts, IT any, of the said Noah. or Ist charges o
ms administration, remaining unpaid, and 4
whom the same are now owing, with the Iespec
tive amounts due TO each; AND also To take ant
state an accornt Of the property, moneys AM
chests which have come tn the honds of The de
fendani Francis X Armstrong. as administTsto
of the said Noah or To the hands OF any person
by his order or for his use, and in what manne
the same has been sold, disposed OF oT paid way
anu whether any, aud # any, What part Of tn
personal estate OF the said Noah leiuaius in III
hands of ihr SAID administration applicable TO tn
Claims oil crodltors al the SAID Moab together wit
anything required by the parties or deemed per
tInent by myself.
And notice is hereby given for the CREDI
IORS Of the said Noah Z1nc deceased 10 com
IN and prove thGrr dtbIs before ms,un v from IN
sad 2ith day ofJuiY IS43, until and upon the 24t
DAY OF august 1913, and that such Of SAID cfedl
tort as shail not SO come IN and prove their debt
VIII be excluded from The benefit of the decree il
thus cause. ED. II. FI1ZHCGH,
Master Com missioner.
LAAB X RUSSELL, for Comp. ie -
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STEPHENSON g. HASwELL.
jy 10 Union 81. Wheeling. Va.
MI CURES PERFORMED By THE
I'VE STAINBURN PILLS.-Ms Rachael 1'rIb


b..k, Of Wallsboui. Long Island, cured VI habIusI
costIveness, ofoveT 6 years standing.
Mn MaIoy, nf No 76 Sheriff 81, N 7, cured VI
The Iysen'eTy.
Mrs Frisby and two children. OF Brooklyn, Il Y.
cured Of violent coughs and colds.
Mr. Sagebury, Of the firm Of S~agebury end Sh-t.
wood. t~Brewersl No i02 Duane 81. n Y. curtd uG a
severe cold aud PAINS throughout his body.
Mr. Lawrence Niurau, 324 Madison 81. n Y Cur.
cd OF hahiIunl cusiIyeness aud pals IN his stomach
Of over 5 years shading.
Mr. g Dean and family. Nos7. llIh Il. n 7
cured Ui very heavy cnughs and colds.
MIR 4 Drmarcf. at M 6)I Broadway. " Y
cured Of vomiting aud pains IN The bow els Of a hong
Standing.
Remember. the abo:c ue highly respec iabia
citizens as will be seen irum The residences which
are given and which establishes the fact heyorud
donht that the ~STAGNBURNS VEGETABLE
EHTRACT-PILLS are ne musI valuable uyeJI
cine ever invented Ivy mortal man. Sid AT % C.,
per box. At The rrUprieIurs Office. 33S Broadway. Il
y. For sale by
JOHN II TIICNiPSON.
at the Ms,ksture uf " J (,bh.
AI>n, 10y + w BASSE TT.
D2J SuIE Wheeling.