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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-28

90 WELcn's OLYMPIC CIRCUS continues TO re-
celye unbounded tokens OF public APPRECIATION. lite
nightly crowded to excess by audiences of the most
orderyand fashionable character-indeed the nature
OF the performances, embracing beauty, grace and
refinement in their oftes degree could have pro.
duced no other result. Mr. WEIGH thoroughly nm.
derstands his business, and while he spares no labor
or expense to his patrons, he discards eve,v
thing which might offend the incest dehcacv.
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The HUDsoN RIVER RAIL RoAD.-It will be seen
by the proceedings in the Board OF Aldermen last
evening" that the committee TO whom that subject
was referred presented quite cold water report,
which was laid on the table by unanimous vote.
So far as the.Common Council are concerned, there
is no disposition TO favor the proposed construction
Of rail road on the banks of the river while there
is prospect view of the completion the middle
road, running through the valleys of West Chester
Duchess and Columbia.
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From Peck slip Fast River.
The new and splendid steamboat NEW HAVEN Captain
Dustan will leave Tuesday Thursday and Satur
day afternoon, 4 O'Clock.
Passengers for Boston will be forwarded Immediately on the
arrival Of the above boats Norwich and Will proceed with
out change of cars baggage
For further information enquire at the Office of
d. Is. ALLEN, 80 PECK Slip up stairs.
All persons forbid trusting any of the
yuers t,oS,
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arrested was up in the fore top once or twice in
each watch that day, not more than usual. When
w ales joined Spencer 1t was a moonlight night,
just after dusk.
Q.-Could You see Mr.. Spencer's face while he
was on the bits 4!
Al could have seen it if had pleased, but |
was not noticing him all the time.
WARD NJ. GAZEIEY swOrn.--I am first class boy,
and was on board the Somers stationed forward.
On the night before Spencer's arrest, | was sitting
with Small and Stremme on the bits. | saw
Wales and Spencer sitting the bits and talking a
great deal together. Small was called by Spencer.
and something said to him he did not like.
He did his head back and said It's all one, swell
have another conversation with you tonight"
After that Small came and sat again by me, and l
went below.
Bv the JUDGE ADVOCATE. -Stremmell went below
alter that. could not hear what language Spencer
and Wales were talking in Small was talking with
me before he went TO spencer, but not after ; did
not hear Spencer say see that foretop man.
The remainder OF the testimony given by this
witness was unimportant except as it confirmed
that OF the boy Stremmell.
The following question was put by member of
the Court on Wednesday TO the witness Wales as a
substitute tor very long question, which the Judge
Advocate had proposed, and which was objected to
by Mr. Duer, and the objection sustained by the
Court We now give II uerbatinl at the request of
one Of the members of the Court.
Q.-Charge your memory particularly and say,
have you or have you not had further conversation
with MIR. Spencer than what you have stated on the
subject OF The presumed or apprehended mutiny ;
aud, whether you discouraged the attempt or not ;
or, presented to- his mind any impracticablity Of
executing the plan the lnsufhc, encv of numbers,
or any other. If any, and what difficulties!
A.-NO.
The Court rose and adjourned at three until ten
o'clock on Friday.
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doubtful debts, and of considerab celebri,v . ~.
| tlfOgger in Justices courts "-po@
D-Ofno particular professon-has lived BY bs
wits in Albany for several years-gambling
ger agent-a sharp shrewd fellow.
E.-SOmewhat conspicuous at the police on ac-
count of assault and batteries. &c.
F. Has boosted much OF his science in setde-
fence--assumed at one time the title of Albany Bully
And several women whose characters correspond
well with the above list
Go on, then, Elder Swan, ifyou possess the pow
er OF breaking the inty rock and melting such OBJ
durate hearts
Harrington is to be re-appointed State Treasurer
He obtained the place last year, because he resided
IN the southern tier. From information which I
OF all the State officers. He has occupied the sta
tion nearly a year. and still has TO rely upon his
deputy Tor the correct performance of even the
clerical duties OF the office BY the bye this reminds
me OF bar room open conversation at Congress
Hall One OF the New York office seekers (not
your humble servanD who expects to he disappont-
ed in hisapplcation tor an office at the hands of the
Governor, obtained an Introduction to Harrington,
and solicited the appointment Of deputy treasurer
which is now held by most violent wing. But he
could not succeed. This brought TO the knowledge
OF the listener the fact that the deputy treasurer of
this democratic State a whg, and the way The
lloga lawyer got dressed was caution to political
sinners.
The Governor was taken quite unwe on Friday,
an hour and half earlier on that account.
thought instantly OF poor old Harrison.
Wen get some New York appointments very
| soon. The water commissioners, headed by Ste
phen Allen, are before the Senate The name of
James Conner for Inspector OF pots and pears, and
that OF Henry E. Riell Tor tobacco Inspector, are now
ascerlaned to be " on the slate" Conner's appoint-
ment Will b., popular, though think that Riker's
would have been equally Notwithstanding the
majority Of our delegation were strongly in favor of
Alderman Esquirol, yet Riell has managed obtain
tavorwith the Governor. An attempt is now ma
king in oder to induce Varian and Scott 10 70
against Riell, which will defeat him. as he ought 10
be, in my opinion.-lWe don't think so.-Editor
Herald
Swack, Grout and myself have concluded to wait
another week before we return to the city. The
candid truth is, cannot hold out much longer Nv
expenses at Landons in order to be at head quarters.
with Lieutenant Governor Dickinson and Mr. Sens-
tor Foster, rather too extravagant, and it will
| be most abomlnabe if am disappointed in the end
But patience is a goody virtue, and hope bears up
| the spirit, in the hour of anxious expectation
Several country nominations came out to-day,
and among The most conservative is that of John
STRIKER, of Oneida Surrogate. Harrington was cleo
| ted Treasurer at IL o'clock. Sias Wright tomor-
| row. Yours &c. JOE SMITH.
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Albany.
Correspondence of the HERALD
Arvuv Eah q

ALBANY, Feb 6, 1913.
Ercitemsnts in Albdny-Rehgio.s Mopements-
Concerts among Sinnus-OGce Seeking-Ap-
pointnemts-The Old Wh,te Horse.
My DEAR Sri
| This is an interesting place, notwithstanding the
many naughty reports circulated concerning it by
the Jealous Troans Besides the daily sports OF the
ring by the Immaculate Senator Dickinson, the
learned McMurray, and Mr. Constitutional lawyer
Strong, all of this wise legislature we have surfeit
of popular humbug in the shape of Mesmeric and
Neurological lectures of the Y.
NJ Association, two sh,Ings admissi n price
plenty of scan mag, in relation to the Female Aca-
demy-downward tendency OF the Medical College
and the severest curses upon the silvered head of
Gov Bouck, because he don't make more appoint
ments.
In addition to all the above exciting topics, this
city is beseged by the most amable, inerant
rantipg pulpit decaimers wGch the world ever saw
STAGE the DAYS OF Calvin The Baptsis are the most
INDUSTRIOUS and of course, enlist the most recruits
There is a terrific holy strife between two Of The
churches And in order 10 ouinumber each other,
they are moi in the least particular to the oharac-
ter Of the candidates, provided they only willing
10 be immersed and to leave sin. A member OF the
legislature, who is an ardent be ~ver IN the utility
and efficiency of these protracted meetings, invited
me 10 accompany him to the Green street Baptist
Church Not expecting 10 learn any thing from
Gov Bouck IN relation to my appointment, IL being
Sunday, went. No sooner had entered The
church, than my companion introduced me 10 ~
der swan. who very soon discovered was the Off
Grating genius, as / learned he had been, for
fortnight past. Hardened as ] am In sin and
niquity, felt absolutely shocked and ashamed
Of this holy man. The manner in which he
rarticularized individuals, ard dealt out to them
Ihe certainty OF everlasting misery, if they
did not, that instant, knee at the anxious seat and
he prayed for. was enough to asonsh any one
But perhaps, after all, some good may be accom-
Pushed, even in this unnatural mode OF subduIng re-
belllous spirits My legislative friend, of whom !
have just spoken, In support OF this singular method
OF converting sinners, mentioned that some OF the
most hardened wretches had been reclaimed dur.
ing this season OF revival He handed me slip OF
paper containing the following memoranda, remark
ing that he was well acquainted with most OF the
persons. -.
A formerly youth ofthe most vicious habits,
regular five pointer. -
B-For many years the constant resident win
prof gate women, and considerable OF rowdy,
without courage or manliness
C.-Particularly noted for his skill in. collecting
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AIDany.
Correspondence OF the Herald

ALBANY, Monday, Feb. 6, 1919
Appointments for The State None for the City Die
appointment of office Seekers Proceedings in the
Legislature, &c.
| long list OF appointments by the Governor and
Senate, were promulgated to-day, but there are
| among them yetno New Y ork ones This would
| seem to confirm The general rumor that his Agrcul.
turalcy had determined 10 put of the City appoint.
| mens until the last moment. Below give you
list of the most important of these appointments.-
Henry j. Hagner, reappointed Surrogate of
| Queens county; VIM. H. Carroll to be Supreme
| Court Commissioner of do. Horatio Onderdonk.
to be master and examiner in chancery and Peter
Jarvis, and Sumrter Jackson, to be loan commits
sloners.
Richmond county--Samuel Coddngton, Judge.
reappoinment Lewis r. Marsh, Surrogate An.
drew B. Decker and Bornt p. Wharf, loan COM
misslorers John II. Hedley, Geo W. Chambers,
Benaiah B. Phelps, and Richard D. Littell notaries
publc; Denyse Denyse and Daniel Winant, special
port wardens at the Quarantine, and George w.
Chambers, welgher OF merchandise at the Qua
rantlne.
conversation was had, relative to Mr.. Dicknson's
famed resolutions OF enquiry relative TO alleged mall
conduct of Governor Bouck, while Canal Commits
sloner, but 1t did not amount to much
In The Assembly, an unusually large number of
petitions were presented and referred. Mr. San
ford reported in favor of the Senate bill in relation
10 tne l. ruSteeS OF the SeamanS Fund and Retreat
in the city Of New York, also to incorporate the
JohaDlier German Benevolent Society in The city
of New York. Messages were received from his
Agrlculturalcy, transmitting sundry resolutions of
the Legislature OF Georgia, relative to the subject OF
Reputation and assumption of State debts by the
general government; on the subject of the right of
citizenship under the constitution OF persons of
color. The annual report of the New York Life
and Trust CO. was received. A report (called for
by resolutioH) was received from the Receiver of
the Commercial Bank OF the city of New York,
setting forth the names OF all persons the pro-
tested paper OF the institution. An unsuccessful
motion was made to print it, when the bill to extend
the time for the Receiver of this Bank to make
final dividend, came to its third reading Mr.
Youngs objected to s passage. He understood,
that the Receiver had 500, 900 in his hands And,
he did not see why he might not divide $50, 600.
He hoped the bill would lie on the table. After
some conversation, Mr.. Thompson remarked that
he was in New York last week, and during that
time he had some interviews with the creditors of
the institution. II their desire that action
should be suspended on the bill, until they could
hold meeting, which was to take place this
evening, &c. The bill was laid on the table, and
after speech or two had been delivered on the
Governors message, the House adjourned.
SIMON.
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PARIS LIFE PILLS.


THIS Fine Herbal Medicine rs. scarcely been Introduced
into The United States S months, yet in th, short space
proprieiors IT, sale in the states New Yor
New Enaand States and Go,d. has w :fs
public beginning TO understand and hs su
hat have hitherto sold them the saape Of pill, which
for short time bu, alwsys at me e,pen Of
eeIr sss U Ssei eompants On tn eonI.ry Psr Lie
r. gently eradicate disease smSv,cx all obsIueons N
and Ing natur, md healthy action Of the bcaythcy
ie ser and he S craving for oed a, .my %
dicn@ uneaual.d snd may be taken sy every member Of
from ali mineral preparation: psins no pam and citing mildly
pagrve Many female, Who have take, this medein.
from the ofit and All female. deeats habit BODY
we would rat culaIly recommend this dicns' ihsy will
~ remo,is the ara bad humcr the bod, in the
Spring torpid mosious fluids that have lad dormant
vius, wi be sps edy removed bs ,,s, Par. Lie Pis
Iight bioe going bed for Tire. wees Ing
sc,'y o. Fairs Life Pi. IN Sioa. and esrbac eompsiat,
Chronic cases Of eo,.paton OF the e?wes
The fllewns The exclusive agents 10 me I'D Zine. ~
Lie Pills, where my be had erans the Le ucb 'a b ,nsr
J.me' sspnwa uggist and Chemist as Willi'm street,
Ro,hpon & Co ito Bu1dwsy and 10 AIor hoor Abraham
ssSd, Co duas.s and mis-. ssnts s"s. CO No ~
p". B"siwsp Diete 40 Roadway corner L.psosrd
s. gh 2 S,sS sc "ss .oss Bowsy
Iobe 4 Hart uggrst, Sis Gland, Nariok street;
Msas1s ' fulton rs an. gvy STREETS Hsfe:
yst 67 Greenwich street next the corner ct Franklin;
j.. - IT, Cotton chemist and apotoecmy $50 Bleeeier,
Jones street, J. Wendover, Druggist and spohseary,
Nj ,d Encc WsIs smon, seed drug and ..eD, m.6
es house ' fulton street I1d SsS1' c pro
Clarendon House, cor Dasa :. and eI. Brad,
Small boxes cents, Large OF family eese, 30 cent IN.
ounrIy, please dec, their letter" post paid e n.s
Of hou
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GREAT FIRE AT PLYMOUTH, MAss.-We learn
from gentleman who arrived in the city last evs-
ming from Plymouth, that on Saturday afternoon the
Robbins Cordage Factory in that town took fire in
Factory destroyed together wi h the stock and
machinery contained in them. A large two story
building adjacent to the Factory was also buvpt.-
The loss is supposed to be between 75 900 and $780,
GOO Boston 1fuH Feb T.
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DIRECT.
Via Newark New Brunswick Princetoa Trenton, Border
aud Burlington
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS.
Leave New YORK; from the of Liberty street daily
A NJ and * P NJ.
The morning Bcrdentown thence by
deamDoat to Philadelphia.
The Evening Line proceeds direct Camden (oppostr
PhIladelYhIa) without change of cars
will their ckets the Office foot OF Lii
,erty street. where steamboat will be in readi
iesss, with baggage board.
Philadelphia baggage conveyed from city to CIV
without being opened by the way.
Each tram is provided with Ladies Car in which apart
Returning, the lne leave Philadelphia from the foot Of
Chestnut by railroad from Camden O'Clock and
O'Clock, p NJ.
The Lines for Baltimore leayc Philadelphia NJ snd
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NEW YORK F1kE DEPARTMENT FUND-Th, mn
ersgced Commr ufte Ia stees OF the lur Depart
me-" Flu bse ave n the st ntion of the heuds and
inent, ' 100 ~
Toe New YORK cred Music Societv Ia. in the hindrs'
man-r vo uneeed To Irtsrr the grand IN, ro of ID ,vd
nd Uolah III. bene6. Of fluid II I'M. nobs ,h ijtv
"n y dv btn on which they will b. asst
sSe M GssaIo q o BIS o. Who hss been expressly
nent tsent Tickets, each, he mad Of The css &c ,hs
Dep ucp music ,for., AT in. So,s on The
hight OF hs performance or ~ ri her Of The committee
MARTIN W. EMMONs,
FORSYTH LABAGII
90 w hington, or II Grand 81
JAMES FRYER III
fsto6r 26 Front street
TO PURCHASERS OF DAMAGED GOODS AND
L PINT II otton goods, damagta or stsinea, can be
heachrd ID finished superior style Frhts niu ed by wet
dirt be rcinnhsJ at smtll .xotnse and m ,de full !
"a C-mbr -nd siltiag finished tqaal To-
snd eve'y cn9os cbleachns, etc carried All
goods asd deliveries OF Orders be left
with STRONG, McKI5BlN n BRUCE, II
20 Beaver St. Agents Tor
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UNSURPASSED BY OPPOSITION.
c0l ROADWAY

202 BROADWAY.
THE chespestc,h tailoring ss,Slishment in the cityow
from rvs hands, and the lib raj bestowed
his Emporium Of rdshion By gentlemen the ,scbe
would inform the public that he is euabi.d 10 sell the
fashionable garments much reduced from om- prices
WITHOUT dim in quality OF cloths style aud 1ush
which has The enconiums Of the fashionable world He
would direct he attention psrcula To- his superior style
cunirp aid making that cuIt article dress
looms vi his employ OF thu best and scientific
cutter the country, will ~nrtut all IT.
~ suit made "p at af.w hour>' no ice.
Ready made clio hing Always for sale cap fo- cs,h
EuW'D FOX,
"a City Cash Tailoring Est bsh,nrnt.
Read
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EELT-Patent sdhssvs Felt Tor heaihlns oes OF house
and ,h,,. hooms for sale suit purchaser, by
j3Oc N. X. COLLlNo.& w. - o0~sn ~
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WATCHES AND JEwELKY VERY Iowa. be
subscriber is constantly receiving AL descp Of Gold
aud Svei Watches. OF the styles o he snuae-
in England Ffsnce and Switzerland he enabled to Of
fer lager aud much prices retail Than
other house IN ths city. Also, Gold Chains. Keys and
Gold Pencils Gold Watches low ss % 20 Is dollars each
Watches and Jewey exchanged bought All Watches war
raned kep good time the money returned Watches
Clocks and Jewery repaired the best and
a much less thab usual prices.
&C ALLEN. Importer Of Watches and Je-veIry,
70 msec Whcr-sle and Petat N Wallis. NJ stsirs.
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WHO WANTS COAL3

Id. To det rrnined interest i'm the cos,
- rade socn rossibiel VIII therefor, sell NV
'ok 81 feach Orchard Coal of i've. devee IN III. hes,
|of,r hon the yard free ~ carriage At four doll
Ihvs ctns per ton will rant good in the en-,
nd worth one dollar Than Lscksw,ns Lehsh
yAWts pOWNEA.,V
dis 3m~se ,Ccsass Greenwich and King SIS.
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Vice ChaneeIlOr's Court.


TUESDAY, Sept 26.-Mr. Vice Chancellor McCoun this
day made the following decsions-
Thomas r. Mnturn vs. The Farmers Loan and Trust
COmpdny-Ths was bill filed praying an iniunc ton
against the complainant from proceeding suit at law
The injunction was granted and motion was now made
to dissolve that Injunction As to the ground of usury
the court thought there nsne but the aleg
that the demand had been paid the court thought there
was sufficient ground to grant the remedy asked for
In the matter of the Bank Commssioners VS.. The La.
fdyee Bank.-In this the petitioners the day
refused payment and the refusal noted
give the holders claim for interest the bills. The
receiver has paid all the debts of the bank and there is
surplus for the stockholders The question here is
whether interest and what sort of interest," be clam
ed these protested bills. The 3ls section Of the
of incorporation imposes Of penalty of per cent
for refusing to pay the debts of the bank but this only
applies to the bank while in operation. In this the
bank had been proceeded against, and was nsolvent
The case before the court does under the
visions of the act bat the court thought it ord
were entitled to receive the ordinary interest from the
time the demand made; order to that effect is
accordingly entered.
f.. Ordr0uneaitr Sebastian II. Heiie-Motion for
commission 10 examine testimony in France Further
time is also asked to examine witnesses here which
granted and 80 days further allowed.
Jonathan Ledpit, Charles "A Lord and Wiiliam Robin
son vs!M Baldwin and II. l. Kent.--n this the
plainant, ROBINSON makes motion to set aside f. a is
sued against him for the payment of the disns.
sal OF the compliments BILL which was dismissed be.
court considered that Robinson discharged from liza
bilty for costs in consequence Of having obtained his
discharge in bankruptcy and theft TO- was discharged
accordingly
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NiBLo's MADAME LEON JAvELLts BENEFIT
This iavorlte dancer has most excellent pro-.
gramme for tonight In Syiphide, in which the bene-
fciaire ahd Gabriel Ravel appear The Tight Rope,
Punch's Carnival, and the comic pantomme OF the
IS M,sf0tunes Of FJytunqtus" Here are tour at
tactive entertainments, indepc ndent of the btnft,
which will be an induce ment to n ght for many TO
visit the saloon, which is rendered very warm and
comfortable, and proves that it is equally adapted
Tor cold well as warm weather As the Rayels
have number of novelties Oh the fopis, we advise
tue lovers Of un and splendr not miss witnessing
the "MisIortuGes OF Forlunatus" The last see ne
Of the Pagoda is Itself worthy journey from Phi a.
delphia TO see