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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-11

DIy- FIRST WARD.-There will be split of opn
ions in this Ward in relation the Table dIoe and its
prices recently established at the All Nations Hotel Ill
Broadway. and immediately opposite the third district
polls at which from four to five hundred dine daily from
IL till NJ, from sumpuous table, for 25 cents 1t
will this day be attractive spot, apart from its
merits around the table will be the
spirits OF the day. This is the establishment noticed
some few days since deserving the Of "Novelty
HOTEL there being dining rooms, elegant bed rooms, So
per week furnished billiard reading bowling domnoe,
and bar rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-11

90 DOwNIE, THE CLOWN, IS DEAD.-Colonel
Mann's Company of Eguestrians returned Sunday
from the West Indies, bringing the melancholy dings Of
the death of Mr. Alexander Downe the favorite and well
known Clown of this city, who expired at Ponce, r.,
about fortnight ago. Of the yellow fever. Arrange
monts making the Branch" in the Bowery upon
large scale give the bereaved widow free Benefit
on Thursday next, at the Bowery Amphheatre. The
entire equestrian talent in the city have promptly
md generously yolunteered for the occasion.
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CANDIDATES FOR CHATTER OFFIcEs.-The follow
is list OF the various candidates Tor Mayor, Alder
men and Assistants.
Vino NOMINATION.
For Mayor,
ROBERT SMITH.
DEMOCRATIC NoMI,ArioN.
For Mayor,
ROBERT H. MORRIS.
True AMERICAN NOMINATION
For Mayor,
sTEPHEN REED.
Fourteen years Naturaz son Law-Elective Franchise
to all liable to do Militia duty.
TYLER CANDIDATE
MoRDEcAI II. NOAH
ABOLITION CANDIDATE
DANIEL FANsHAw
CHARrER-wHla. CHAErrR-DEM
First Ward. FIRST Ward.
Alderman-E. B. Clayton. Alderman-Henry Ncoll
Assistant Edmund Griffin. Assistant-A II. Mckle.
@ C. BegroSe.
Second Yard Second Ward.
Alderman-C.S s. Woodruff Alderman-T J. Agnew.
Assistant-Geo F. Nesbit Assstant-F. Mccarthy.
Third Ward. Third Ward.
Alderman-S Dunning. Alderman-C. p White.
Assistant--Wm. Dodge. Assstant-N.J. Waterbury,
Fourth Ward. Fourth Ward
Aldsrman-Wm Hall. Alderman-R. Martin.
Assistant Hall. Assstant-D. T. williams.
Fifth Ward. Fifth Ward
hlderman-Wm. Adams. Alderman-F. r. TIllou.
Asslstant-s s. Ward Assstant-R. Pattison
Sir,h Ward. Sizth Ward.
Assistant-R. H. Atwell John Emmans
Assistant T. S. Henry.
Seventh Ward. Serenh Ward
Aderman-S.J Hunt. Alderman. Nash.
Assistant. TB Maxwell. Assistant-C II Dougherty.
Eighth Ward Eighth Yard
Aderman-S Gedney. Alderman-D. Vandervoort.
Assistant-W. II. Sweet Assistant-C. Brown
Ninth Ward. Ninth Ward.
Alderman-D. Austin Muir. Alderman-W.D. Waterman
Assstant-Peter +. Voorhis. Assistant Il. B. Smith.
Tenth Yard Tenth Ward
AldermaA-N.G Bradford. Alderman-E. F. Purdy.
Assistant-G G. Taylor. Assistant-D. Weird.
Eleren'h Ward
Alde-man-A. atfeld.
Assistant-C.J Dodge
Ttoslhh Ward. Tge,fh Ward.
Aderman-R +. Carman. Aderman-H. Breevort.
Assistant-G w. Allerton. Assistant-D s. Jackson
Thirteenth Ward. Thirteenth Wcrd.
Alderman-T. Kennedy Alderman-H. w. Bonnet.
Assistant-A W. White Assistant-P. Esqurol.
VIC. Boggs.
fourteenth Ward. Fourteenth Ward
Alderman-J. B. Scoles. Alderman-E. s. lnnes.
Assistant-Henry DurelL A. d. Davis
Assistants. Nichols.
Fifteenth Ward. Fifteenth Ward
Alderman-W. v. Brady. Alderman-J.J. Coddngton.
Assistant-Jas D Oliver. Assistant-W. NJ. Mitchell.
rSr> Sixteenth Ward. Sixteenth Yard
Alderman-E. D. West. Alderman-E. g. Rawson.l
Assistant-Walter Mead. Asssant--W. C.. Seaman.
Seventeenth Ward. Seventeenth Wdrdl
Aderman-Dr. X. l.. Morris Alderman-F. Il Lee.
Assistant-T. E.Tomlinson Assisant-John Pettigrew.
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AcoUrrrAL OF COMMANDER McKENzK.-We
give below the decision of the Court Martial in
the case of Commander Mckenzie. 1t is seen that
he is acquitted on all the charges preferred against
him by the Secretary of the Navy. 1t is reported
that the decision has been approved by the Presl-
dent but of the truth of this report we have no IN
tellgence on which we can rely. The decision
reached us by the way of Philadelphia. No men,
ton of the fact is made in any of the latest Wash
ington papers, and the full verhcation OF all we
have heard is therefore yet to arrive. But here Is
the decision.
close to you synopsis of the charges and the finding Of
the Court IN the case of Commander Mckenzie.
Intel States s sess on at Com
mander Mckenzie, then commanding the United States
brig Somers, did, on the st December 1912, the high
in latitude IL degrees, 81 minutes seconds and
longitude 81 degrees 81 minutes As seconds without
form of law, wilfuly deliberately, and with malice
aforethought hung and caused to hanged by the
Spencer, midshipman then serving board thereby
violating the twenty first article of first section of the
act Of Congress entitled can act for the better govern
ment OF the Navy of the United States" approved April
3d. 1900
Specification 2d-Aeges same thing in regard Samuel
Cromwell, hostswoips mate, Sc.
Specification sd-In relation to Elisha Small seaman
Charge adOppresson. under three specifications, the
the others that they allege he did without
form of law and without good and sufficient cause on.
pressively kill by hanging, &C. &c.
Charge sd-llegal punshment-three specifications as
authority and contrary to the Act Of Congress in such
cases made and provided, kill, SC. sc.
Charge 4th.-Conauct unbecoming Oficer.-Speci-
fcationIn that he used haunting and insulting language
to Spencer at the moment of his execution.
Charge 5th--Cruelty and Observation-Disclosures =
In that he habtuay inflicted and pun.
ishment upon his crew.
FINDING OF HE CoURr IN THE CASE OF COMMANDER
ALEXANDER s. McKENzrE.
On the first and specifications the Court
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.09- "lN Hoe sIGNO vINCEs," that is "under this
sgnye shall conquer the motto that the first Chris
sn Emperor oil the East had inscribed upsn his
ed banner We say TO all who maintaining doubt
ful struggle with the hydra disease assail the monster
with the weapons provided by Dr. Peters, and you shall
assuredIy conquer" No matter which of his heads the
destroyer may wear whether it be dyspepsia cholc aun'
dice cough, bronchitis, ncpcn consumption, rheuma-
usm worms, or any other of the thousand nuong the
scientific remedies invented by Dr. Peters may De ouha
the appropriate weapon to crush 1t. The vesetappe
f1s VIII remove os by enchantment every disease OF %
organs of Digestion and all impurities from the elements
of the blood The Cathartic Lozenges are similar IN
their operation No pulmonary complaint can resst ne
Cough LozeDges Worms dslodged ana Pe,,nuh.nu.y
eradcated by the Worm Lozenges, and the Vegetable
Plaster has never been known TO fail IN cases Oh
s pain and weakness of the back lons or CHEST or IN
the early stages OF disease the spine De sure and get
the genuine and let worthless mitaor ios his catch,
nenov trash upon yeu. Remember DR.. Peters Grand
Health Depot las Fulton, corner Nassau street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-11

o. TO THE LADY READERs.-We commend the
clay street. the notice Of strangers visiting the city
His assortment of permery Is OF first rate ORDER and his
own composition for the atoms OF the HAIR
based upon scientific knowledge OF the subject for
which they intended This simple fact has secured
the extensive patronage which they have always recev
ed from Citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-11

FLIGHT OF BoYER.-It is stated, on the authority Of
Capt Leland, who has arrived at Holmes Hole, that
Boyer had fled from Hayti with three millions of
treasure, and had reached Kingston Jamaica. We
believe this, for what else could be expected of
him! 1t shows him, however, to have been equal to
Jerome Bounaparte, who was once King of West.
phalia. While playing leap frog in the court yard,
he heard of the approach OF the Russians. He i'm
mediately to the treasury, took what was in it,,
and fled. This display Of foresight raised him in the
estimation Of the Westphalians, who did not believe
him capable of any thing but playing leap frog. The
act of Boyer will probably have the same effect
among the black philosophers Of Hayti.
We have received from our correspondent in Bos-
ton the following confrmatory intelligence of the
flight of the black President
From the Boston Courier, April9]
Capt. Pope, Of brig Nonpareil, at this port from
Gonaives, 10th ult states that President Bower had
abdicated. He went on board British frigate on
the 18th, and sailed for Jamaica 18th. Commercial
operations had been entirely suspended in the south
and western parts of the island by the revolu-
toDary movements. The Patriots took possession
of Gonaives on the 9Th, but were enabled to hold
it only conditionally.
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FROM South ArRIoA--We have received the
Cape Town Spectator OF the 9th of last January
1t appears that the English and the natives are still
at variance. We make two extracts.
A letter has Just been received from Natal, dated
18th inst, which states that G.. Rudolf is in COM
munIcation with Mocha, and that plan has been
arranged for attacking Major Smith with force of
900 men. 1t is supposed, however, that this force
will, at first attack the natives for the purpose ef
drawing the British troops from the shelter OF their
fortification. The Beers said to be very short
of gunpowder .s..
News from Fort Peddie, this morning, confirms
report of the state of ieelng in Kafirand, and
the fact of ageneral preparation making for war.
Enc, Kama, and Kye have officially warned the
officials at Fort Peddie. Emo has sent messengers
to Sand 10 ask him what he is about II is said
the cattle OF many Beers are in Kafrland for safety.
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HARD TINES IN MICHIGAN "A letter received in
this city from Royal Oak, Oakland county, Michi-
gan, states thus 1t is the hardest times for cattle
OF alkjnds here this winter, that have witnessed
there is no hay in the county to be had for money
or any thing else heard a person say this morn
ing, (March 3D that his horses and cattle must
starve, and that he took the straw out of his beds
to feed his cattle There is now about two feet of
snow the ground, and cold as at any time in the
month of January l have also heard of some Of
the farmers feeding their cattle with superine flour
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CoRoNEa's INQUEsTs.-A good deal of misappre-
henson seems to prevail respecting the manner in
which the investigation before Coroner's Jury
should be conducted The sole object of an in
quest is to ascertain the cause of the death of the
person on whose body it is held. When the death
has been the result OF violence, poison, any Grim
inal act on the part of another party, the Police
magistrates are the proper and only legally author
lied persons TO institute enquiries for the purpose OF
discovering the guilty It is most essential to the
ends Of justice that this distinction should be OBJ
served But our whole system OF administering
criminal Justice is lax, inefficient and defective.
FARclcAL.-A bill to prevent and punish seduction
has passed the House of Representative of Penn
sylvnna. II Furnishes the crime by fine and lmprson-
men, the former not to exceed $500, and the latter
not less than one nor more than three years. Why
not offer bounty at once, instead Of passing such
a foolish bill as this! Seduction is as bad as rape,
and should meet with the same punishment
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py- REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION OF
THE

THE SIXTH WARD.
WILLIAM SHALER, for Alderman.
THOMAS s. HENRY, for Assistant
PATRICK KELLY, for Collector.
5amss M s MuaraT' ForAnessors.
MICHAEL PHILIPS, In ,,-,,
DENNIS ORoURKE, -" Oon''"oAo"'
Ira B. CLARK,
DR.. MICHAEL CoRBIr,
Inspectors OF Election for the first district.
ENocH e. CAMP,
MATHEW MURRAY,
For the second district
PATRICK RILEY,
MICHAEL HANAvAN,
For the third district.
THOMAS STEPHENS,
JOHN Cody,
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KIDNAPPING FROM THE Aims HousE-About
seven years since, man named Samuel Rowe. OF
Rankin county, Mississippi, obtained mulato boys
named William Stewart, alias Jennings, from the
Aims House or Farms in this city, on the usual con-
oilons, which were not to remove him out oil the
county, and within about four months since made
application and succeeded in obtaining boy named
John Collins, and two small girls, named Lucy
Curry and Mary Ann Florida. Instead of remain
ing IN the county, he removed TO his residence IN
Mississippi, and employed the children on his farm.
The Mayor, being apprised OF these facts, selected
officer John 'Huthwaite to proceed there and arrest
him. He left here on the 18th of February, and
succeeded not only in obtaining the children, but
also in anesting the person who had abducted
them. When about $50 miles above New Orleans,
during the night, while the steamboat was taking in
wood, Rowe Jumped from the steamboat into the
cane brakes and made his escape. The children
were brought here in safety and lodged in the Aims
House. The boy has grown to nearly full age,
and would make an excellent servant for any body
desiring one.
MEDICAL WITNEssEs.-The investigation in the
case of the young female, Devine, who died IN the
Third Avenue, presented the community with
another specimen of the melancholy appearance
which medical men too often make when called to
the witness stand. The striking discrepancy OF
opinion-the confused character Of the testimony
the entire want of clearness, sgnaly manifest
Medical gentlemen should devote more time and at
tentlon to medical jurisprudence, and thus save
themselves from unpleasant exposure, and render
efficient aid to the officers of Justice, instead of in
volving the case in increased difficulty and doubt
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OF the congregation Of St. Louis Church. to correspond
with him on the subject Of his pastoral letter. ana INFORM
him that the congregation could not accede TO
ments:-
"Nrw YoRK, Dec. TO- 1912.
&c essrs. G. ZIMMERMAN w B LIE CoUTEULx,
&c EssLINsrR. and others:
"GENrLrMEN IL have to acknowledge the receipt OF
your letter the 18th inst read 1t With surprise My
pastoral letter ntimaon OF an ecclesiastical law,
which is to be general throughout this diocese is not
yet in force when will be- trus. will be Of the
greatest advantage to the peace of congregations
The abstract difficulties which occur to your mind, will
not be found of any weight in practice when the Catho
lies only jealous in the promotion OF pety among the
people, and the true respectability of their Church
"should it prove otherwise, however in your judg
ment, you will still have the power resist its exec
tion and when you do, will be time enough for
ascertain what shall be duty in the Should you
determine that church shall not be governed by the
general law the diocese then shall only claim the
privilege OF retiring from its walls in peace and leave
you also in peace, to govern it you will. Indeed
must Seep our peace at all events, and charity also.
vi remain, gentlemen
Sincerely in Christ,
nh
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AIderman-Dr. L. Morris. Alderman-F. Lee.
Assistant-T. E.Tomlnson. Assistant-John Pettigrew
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