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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17
Court or Common Pleas.
Refora Iud0o Tuvrahsm

MARcH l6.-.7braham b. Dsvis vs. EHss6sh Smith ct sL
The verdict in this case which have already re-
ported W as for the plaintiff $22S4 100.
Geriando Marsegiio vs. John Ciark.-This was an &C
ton TO s. for the services OF the plaintiff
for repairing large quantity of old paintings for the Gel
brated Picture Gallery of the defer dant.
The claim resisted principally upon the ground
that the work was not well done The question OF the
value, beauty finish, life, softness, master the whole
tout ensemble Of Picture Gallery, be decided by
jury twelve men, summoned by law and selected by
the assessors OF various wards-seected because
they were tax payers and therefore they were good
judges of paintings The pictures were presented, and
before did court present SO fine specimen
of the fine arts. The loungers seemed struck with beau
ty the audience delighted that they could picture
gallery free Of charges and the Court presided with usu
al gravity and dignity and consequently the scene was
well worth the attention of all present.
The defendant introduced very gentlemanly looking
witness, to prove that the pictures not well
repaired, and he testified that he srop maker
and fancy picture Hewas satisfied that these
pictures worth but little that they had been ruined
ty the repairs that they looked as il they had been sot
ed with the paaod the counsel attacked
with the erer and ague The various schools of the old
artists each received great compliments, but the dsno
ton OF the masters did not to be understood but the
main object OF repairs seemed to be to initiate the various
schools not to bring out the master himself but TO varnh
and initiate This gave to the work Of old masters
that is put varHish and make the picture what Guido
Vandyke and others Of their reputation ought to have
been. The jury and the audience seemed interested in
the pictures and the result to which the jury will
will show first Were the pictures by the old masters
Were they good Tor nothng1 Were they destroyed by
pars-by red and white pant7
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second Board .
state OF Trade,

Some sales OF real estate were made, follows
Six lots the northcrly side Of 05h street. and south
erly side of I06h street, each at 500 so.
Two lots the n0rthwesterly of LIST avenue and
l04th street, each at $50 a I5.
Three lots the norherly side of lO4th street. each
S4b.
Elegant three story house and double lot 81 Hammond
street, bought IN at Si2, 200.
Proeisonssales 900 bbls old prime pork at ,62t 100
bbls old mefs brought s7.G2l Sales 800 bbls OF very
prime pckod hams at Cents For 100 hhds sides CTS
refused
Iron-Of common English bar some purchases have
been made by the trade at market raes In Swedes ana
Russia rlo change.
Tauo,c-The market is very dull att cents for prime.
Ons-Sale crude sperm of 1000 bbls at the east Mt 81
50 cts and 800 do here private terms American I'M
seed SO n 81 cts; English 30.
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for by fair and just Interpretation, as we conceive
OF the Constitution and Of the laws passed under A.
You called on, as conceive, TO vindicate The
rights the members Of the American Navy to the pro-
lection Of our laws wherever they may bein whatever
distant in whaever distant portland 70 pro-
pounce in the ears on ell exercise authority over
the humble supporters Of our country hagthe emrha
tic wsmiDg-"TEoU sHAIr no NO NuHpER''
Mn. OCoNNoK here resumed his seat.
MR. DgrA insisted with considerable vehemence on
the right replying TO positions adv ed he al
legged, by Nr. OConnor.
THH CosRr reminded the learned gentlemen tia, that
could possibly be allowed and then stated TO the
Grand Jury that as he required little time examine
with due attention the positions OF the counsel; and
there was no urgent necessity Of despatch he should de-
-r Che delivery OF his opinion until Monday next at ii
o'clock, and IN the mean time they might proceed to
other business.
The Court then adjourned.
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General Sessions.
SebSIOUNs
Before Recorder Tallmadge, Judge Lynch, and Alder
man Smith,


JANIS II. WHITING ESQ.,, District Attorney
MAhcr l6.-At the opening Of the Court motion Of
b. LA FoRaa Esq, JOHN KNOX SsToN admitted TO
practice attorney and counsellor of this
PLEAD GUILrr.-Abraham J. Green entered plea Of
guilty to an assault and battery Frances w. Lasak,
formerly member of Assembly
SHspLYTER TRIEp.--A black woman named Mary Gibbs
tried an indictment for grand larceny for stealing
silk from the dry goods store of George James Hern
goods lound under her clothes and those of
complete named Susan Jones, who caught at the
time The jury returned verdict ofsguIlty, and the
court sent her to the State prison for three and six
months.
CouNrERrrITER TRIED-Stephen Thomas, who was
tried yesterday for passing counterfeit note OF the Elk
change Bank of Salem, Mass, and acquitted, tried
being in company with man named Jacob Lewis when
he passed note on William Marshall Jr There being
no evidence to prove any participation in the affair
cept the fact of his being in the company of Lewis alter
the note had been passed. the jury returned verdct OF
not guilty, and the acquitted was discharged.
sons not appearing for trial. their recognizances were
declared forfeited and ordered to be forth
with
Susan JONES' black indicted for grand larceny in steal
ing piece of silk and mouselane valued at SAT TO- from
George A Hearn, A. Broadway-bailed by Peter Will
liams and John Russell. Also another Indictment for
steang piece of plaid silk from Stewards sorebailed
by the same persons
JOHN ALLIs indicted for petit larceny, in stealing six.
teen yards of ging ham from Capt A. H. Schultz, Of the
steamboat Uuca-bailed by James Beasely.
THOMAS DALTON, city Waterman, indicted for an ag-
grav ated and malicious assault and battery William
Shaer Esq, the Goth Of December baed by Charles
Goldin
The Court then adjourned to eleven O'Clock this morn
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MONEY MARK Ell.

Thursday, March l6-6 l.. NJ.
Inc reterspurgh from Vera Cruz, arrived yesterday,
Drought about $ss oos in specie.
Inc Board was very qust-saes were very small, and
prices did not vary materially New York state rs rose
!; Paterson Rail Road fell /.
the new board there still less doing and sales as
per list annexed
fair amount in foreign exchange for the packet pro
duosd no change in rates.
The market presents the greatest abundance of money
and continued desire TO find investment AS the sprinp
advances there indications of business
but not such creates great extent of business paper to
employ the of the Banks. Specie continues &C
cumulate here but is preparing with the opening of
spring to be distributed the country The rates of
exchange the South such to revive the export OF
specie to that quarter. In fact, there time
when exchanges low ana uniform to every point
of the continent Their management becoming
confined to the leading private All bank paper Is
looked upon with suspicion, and justly well as the
paper OF the old drawing posts agents OF the London
houses which have been disastrousy involved in cot
ton and stocks In this state Of affairs stocks are neces
sariy the favorte particularly those ofwhch
small amounts none only held abroad the Unit
ed States Government and New York stocks. These lat
ter per cents have risen to l03 l04 per cent PREM
and the Government lean to per cent while Kentucky
6s which is sound State sells at 49, Large amounts
of the latter known to be held as security by
the creditors of suspended institutions and individuals
and would be thrown upon the market. il prices
advanced. Ohio has issued a scrip of $4,000.
900 to pay its creditors, and will be obliged to bor-
row largely besides during the coming year. Enormous
losses have been incurred by borrowing operations and
the Auditor othc State is authorized to levy of his
will when he shall think it necessary This ea.
peculiar Ohio and may prove its run because the
Legislature has power to delegate the right Of
taxation individual than they have appoint die
The Legislature has power but what it derives
from the people, and authority whatever exists for
them to delegate those powers It is skulkIng trick TO
avoid the odum of levyng taxes themselves.
The following table will show the progressive rise in
stocks -
Prices OF SrocKs IN THE New YoRK MARKET DEc. Is
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Albany,
Albany.
Correspondence of the Herald.l
ALBANY, March 10, 1913.


ALBANY, March ID, l8ts.
Movements OF The Observation-Disclosures Proceed
disqualification and bisappointmemts
Hon Sias Wright, ir. is sojourning for a "brief
space" among us, and is busy endeavoring TO Sc
cure legislative nomination for Mr. Van Buren,
He has assured, and shown to the members it is
said, that the sage of Lendenwod is sure
to receive the nomination Of the National Con-
venton, and ths more unanimous it Is the more GER
tain will be his election Silas is full as persuasive
in his address, and possesses rather more personal
popularity, than the Ex-President and the chances
are that he will induce the Legislature TO make
the nomination.
The war on the Bank Commissioners bill, so far
at least as the House is concerned lis apparently
tied, though good deal OF the feeling evinced in
the discussion undoubtedly rankles beneath the sur
face The result was a complete subterranean trl-
unph and regular discomforture to the sold hun
kers."
In the Senate to-day, the bill to erect the county
OF SCHUYLER, was, after considerable debate ordered
to third reading: II is expected that this new
county will be democratic one.
This being of the days set apart for the trans
action of business in the Assembly, fair share was
disposed of. The Committee of the Whole had I'M
der consideration the bills relative to the New York
Pilot Law, and relative to jurors in the city OF New
York. This bill provides for the empanneiment OF
jurors by officer named, other than the Sheriff
Both bills were unfinished. The Committee of the
Whole had the Senate bill for the construction of
the New York and Erie Railroad, under discussion
until the hour of adjournment.
The Millerltes IN this city were sadly dsappont-
ed yesterday. They had made every preparation
for the destruction of the world on that day, and
instead of the grand conhagration were furnished
with regular old fashioned snow storm, which CO.
vered the ground to the depth ofsome six or eight
inches Some person while In trance, had
revealed to him that the destruction was 10
take placeon Monday, and a great nun Der
Heaven, were published, and circulated in the city
during the past week This occurrence has greatly
shaken the faith of some of the>most prominent be-
levers in the doctrine in this city. SIMON
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my- BRIsroL's sARsApARILLA.-universal ex-

percnce has stamped this extract the best yet offered to
an afflicted invalid in Of scrofua, rheumatism,
ragia glsnduar swelings, affections proceeding from
syphlG other Persons suffering from indges
on habitua cosveness or affection of the liver will cx
perience and speedy relief by the OF few hot
ties and II is worthy OF note that are restored to
health by this invaluable preparation The
PARTS the preparation have been attempted
essiully he initiated, and so will be counereited
by those who are enough traffic in human and
suffering The best evidence of its virtues found in the
testimony of the Mesrs Sands, who gave unqualified
letter of recommendation Of its restorative qualities, and
now hope reap rich reward in imitation
moasses lquorice and burdock will make it, See adver
tsement agother column for list OF agents and
marks care headed Aggrav ated Case of Scroula
&C WIN. BURGER,
so CORTLAND street, wholesale agent.
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nI5- THE VICTIMS OF HE AD-ACHE-and their
name is legion-owe heavy debt Of gratitude to DR..
spohn the inventor of the celebrated Headache Remedy
This preparation preventive othat malady well
a certain cure II administered when the first indications
of headache appear it will either arrest the attack
materially mitigate its severity. When the torture has
commenced it will always alleviate the patients agony,
and in instances effect immediate II used
for few weeks fails except the disease organic
to prevent the return ofthe attack may be found only
Mt II Maiden Lane.
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Circuit Court,
Before Judge Kent.

NANCE TO- Charles "A. Nolan and Clare Nolan, his
,ofs, Henry "a Banknan.-This was an action OF as
au and battery, committed on the 22d oil August isi2
by the defendant upon the plaintiffs wife The whole AZ
fair grew out OF family quarrel among tho parties which
il is unnecessary TO relate. The assault complained oil
committed at house ia the Bowery II appeared that
i was - the house Of Captain Blankman where the PLAIN
uhs were visitors For cause or other captain ~
ordered Mrs. Nolan of the house, and when she did
obey he undertook TO put her out by leading push
ing SC The testimony wasconradictory. This consu-
tutes the assault The defence that was necessary,
under the circumstances.
Plat and Reynolds for plaintiffs w. Warner and
jobs n. Tsylsra fer defendant
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GO THE TRUE sUN-A NEW DAILY PAPER
rice One Cent-The Compositors recently employed
IN the once ofthe New York SUM- having been compel
led TO leave IN consequence of reduction Of
ther wages, WILL on Monday, March 40, commence on
their own account the publication of paper, under
the title Of TRUE SUN from l6a Nassau street. late
office of the Daily Aurora and Sunday Atlas 1t is the in
tenton of the publishers the True Sun
to the public as reading paper and the same time
cheap medium for Advertisers and they therefore offer
insert advertisements at about the prices usually
charged in Beachs SUM-" Those who wish to be
served with the paper will please their names and
places Of residence at the office.
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THE EXTRAORDINARY COME,
no. Observation-Disclosures high

90 SARSAPARlLLA.-The highly concentrated
and active preparation Of Sarsaparla prepared under the
direction of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy of the
city of New York, is universally prescribed by the
medical faculty Dr. Brande in the last edition of his in
valuable work the Materia Medca speaks in tho high
est terms of appreciation of this elegant article He states
that in obstinate cuaneous Diseases and the sequelae of
syphilis possesses virtues not hitherto observed any
article of the Materia Medica" Such favorable opinion
from such austy respected authority does not require
syllable of added Recommendation This compound
tract of Sarsaaarlla sold in single bottle at rs cts each
In cases with half dozen bottles $3.50 dozen &c.
W. 8. RICHARDSON Agent.
Principal Office of the College, 81 Nassau st.
NIB. Aliberal discount allowed to country pracen-
ers and druggists.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

0r,- At o'clock this morning the Southern mail
had not arrived-in consequence, no doubt, OF the
violent snow storm, which commenced at about six
O'Clock and continued to rage up the hour Of put
ting our paper to press
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STILL LATER FROM ST. DoMlNeo.-Itis reported
by the captain of the Gallo, at Boston, from Port
Prince, that the insurgents said be IL 900
strong the 18th uIt, and that most of the troops
had been ordered against them from the North. An
embargo had been laid on all national vessels, in
Guiding market and fishing boats, preventing them
from leaving the port, and foreign vessels were al
lowed to SAIL only between sunrise and sunset, and
then subject to be searched
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Oh! what a dreadful ugly cough,
Come Henry, up and stir man,
For LozeDges you must be Oft,
Straightway to DR.. Sherman.

Invent, returned still doubteful quite,
That they might do some harm,
But when came TO use them right
They acted like charm.
Be sure you get the genuine Shermans Lozenges-the
counterfeit stuff don't begin do what the true Shermans
wl-Warehonse LOG Nassau stAgents, no. 273 and 459
Broadway; 227 Hudson st; u East Broadway, and 1872
Fulton street. Brooklyn, and Ledger Buildings Pha-
delpha.
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M. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. -
This article its indicates, is chemical extract
of Wild Cherry II is simple and harmless in its effect,
vet il il more ec in obstinate Coughs Asthma,
Cramp Consumption and Liver Complaint than any
other medicine known TO man. II has effected many
eIlous cures having the appearance Of mira
ces thar the effect ofa natural remedy The active in
gredient Of this Balsam the Extract Is not and cannot
he known made by any but the inventor. Hence ii is
in vain to try remedies that fail in their object often
as they used
VIM seaver Esq Postmaster at Batavia, N. " writes
that he gave afflicted person one bottle the effect
which was wonderful that il created immediate and
extensive demand for it, II needs but to be known 10 be
universally used by physicians as well as patients
Price ST. per bottle Sold only at 125 Fulton corner
Of Nassau; Mrs. Hayes, Brooklyn; Badger, Newark;
Dexter, Albany Gorum New Haven.
no. DAUBlGNE'S HISTORY OF THE GREAT
EEORMATION of the Sixteenth Century, in Germany,
switzerland &c. in three volumes complete for 81 For
sale at the Herald office.
Also, stereotype edition of
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY,
BY JUsTus LFiBIo.
or WE HAVE THIS DAY PUBLISHED AT TIE
HERALD OFFICE.
EUGENIA GRANDET,
THE MIsERs DAUGHTER.
tale Of Provincial Life in France in the Nihe'een'h
Century.
,r,ons,o, al from ,h" French Of II. De Balzac,
ny ED. =. GOULD
p,ice tol oe,,sa single copy. 80 per hundred.
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90 DIR. JAYNE,s HAIR roN1c.-Hear the words

HAppENIELp, N. j., Feb. u, 1913.
DR.. D. JAYNE SrR-Itake great pleasure in informing
you that the bottle of Hair Tonic, which obtained Of
you last October has proved most satisfactory and
cesstul. My hair had for long time been exceedingly
thin But for two three years past it had fallen out
under the necessity Of concealing the badness by comb
ing the hair the sides overit But now, after using
bottle Of the Tonic have az luxuriant growth Of
hair as ever had q. 0. PARK,
Pastor Baptist Church at Haddenfeld, NJ.
Sold at sos Broadway, New York.
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CANADA.-Apart from the health of Sir Charles
Bagot there 81 nothing OF consequence to cemmun-
cate from this province. 1t is probable that Sir
Charles Will not live long, if he; is now alive. At
the last accounts he was much worse than he had
been. The riots on the Lachine canal have been
nearly suppressed
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

Disease had laid the strong man low
He writhed in torture's strife;
And through Times glass, with rapid flow,
Glided his sands of life.
He scarce could turn frem side to side,
A film obscured his eye,
And all who saw the sufferer, cried,
"Alas this man must die ~
But no; when doctors had essayed
Their utmost skill In vain,
Fen as for present death he prayed,
In throes of mortal pain,
A friend, ,such friends, if Heaven wills,
Be mine, in danger dreadJ
Armed with box of Peters Pills,
Approached the patients bed.
He forced them down the sick mans throat
What need the re st to tell
Saved by the sovereign antidote,
The man, though booked for Charsn's boat,
Within a month was well
Then let the sick, who wish to thrive,
To Fulton street repair,
Mark It's one hundred twenty-five,
And life is offered there.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-A very attractive bill is
presented for this evening, consisting of the deeply
interesting drama Of the Dream at Sea- CAPT.
tai Irish piece entitled Ram O'Conner," the pepu-
lar farce of "Honest Thieves" in which Mr..
Thayer appears, and that nmiable corps OF Ethio-
pean melodists, the Kentucky Ministries. A more
attractive place of amusement than the Chatham,
is not to be found in this city-an enterprisng mana
ger and talented stock company can never fail Of
presentingla series of entertainments every way
gratifying to the public taste, which plainly indi
Gated 10y the throngs of delighted spectators who
nightly crowd this beautiful theatre TO excess.
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MEXICO AND TExAs.-Mexico is IN no particular
condition.; nor is Texas. Yucatdn still holds out
against Santa Anna, and will undoubtedly come of
best. This republic, which was once called the
New England Of Mexico, is destined to outstrp
Texas and Mexico both. II appears to be the only
republic south OF this that possesses the elements of
success. Santa Anna remained at his country seat
Gliding his time" and the new central constitution
"tbst IL to be"
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THEATRICAL, &c.--Theatrcal business i'm these
atiudes, is mddlng. The Park spring season has
commenced ia only tolerable houses and tolerabe
company. The Bowery is going down fast. The
Chatham and tbs Olympic are the successful
houses
Forrest Is in town, preparing a drama for the
Chatham, translated from the French.
Concerts seem TO be all the rage. We have had
nall dozen recently, and more are coming. Mrs
sutton is IN town, looking out upon the future,
which seems like long valley with gay clouds
hanging over IT,
The two Miss Cummings have made some little
stir, by their Scottish Ballad Concerts The one 10
sopraro the other mezso soprano, of some melody
but no great power or compass If they take the
grand tour and give these Ballad Concerts they can
make a great deal of money. Ballad music is popu.
lar here.
The Seguins are at Charleston. They don't &c
further south Sienor Nagel, Max Bohrer, anC
others are somewhere south also.
On the whole the theatrical business in this coun
Try Is not in good condition, but il Taglion, or
Cento, or Rubin, or a GrIsI were TO come out,w,
could soon get up a mania that would last for
year and yield about 100000 AT least.
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STORM LAST NIGHT.--About six O'Clock last
evening tremendous snow and rain storm set in.
II was regular winter roarer. The wind blew
from the east and made every thing rattle If there
were any vessels on the coast they must have suf-
fered some
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ARRIVAL OF PAcKRrs.-Three Havre packets, the
Emerald, Rhone, and Vile de Lyon, were announced
below yesterday afternoon. The Vile de Lyon
probably brings few hours later news from France
They must have felt the storm pretty severely last
night.
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LADIES FAIR-The Ladies of the Central r. p
Dutch Church in the city of Brooklyn, ,under the
care of the Rev. Dr. Broadhead, propose to hold
Friday, 18th instant from TO TO O'Clock, p. M in
the school room attached te the church in Henry
street, near Clark street. The proceeds of this el
congregation which will need the fostering support
of the friends Of Zion.
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FROM SEPT. / TO MAncH 10.

The receipts thus far nearly equal the whole crop of the
previous year and the state Of the money aas al the
South comlels II TO promptly forward. AT the lend
ing ports OF the South prices have declined At Mobile
Tor the week ending March the sales $4,000 bales
nj fall of !, and prices II lie below the high
est points of the Az New Orleans the sales of tho
same week 81 800 bales fall of &c, under the
Advces received per Acadato Feb s. The quotations
, aat oIlo,ys