The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-12
NOTICE.
70 tho Creditors Of Anthony Dey.

NOTICE.
70 tho Creditors of Anthony Dey.
CONSISTING OF
Administrators, Bakers, Blaeksmiths, Brokers, Boat
Rocess, Boat Builders, Butchers, Butter Women
and Bdmks, Camphine Merchants, Chemical Man
wfaefwriwg Companies, Carpet Merchants, Cabinet
Makers, Carriage Lenders, Carpenters, Cashiers,
Cobbirs, Coopers Coal Dealers, Chamber Maids,
Churches, Corporations and Cooks, Dock Builders,
Doctors, Daughters, Dry Goods Merchants, Dro-
vers and Druggists, Endorscrs, Freight Mer-
chants, Frame Makers, Fishmomg1s, Farmers,
and Fyorras Grammar Schools, Grocers, Horse
stoers Hardscdre Merchants, Harness Makers and
Hatfcrs, Iron Founders and Iron Mongers, Keepers
Of Boarding Houses, Lumber Merchants, Liue-
ry Stable Keepers, Lawyers and Laborcrs, Manu-
factwrers, Meat Sellers, Merchants and MIL
gs, Newspapers and Nurses, Oil Merchants
and Office Keepers, Physicians, Printers, Pas
ter Grinders, Publishers, and Painters. Quill Deal
as, Repaircrs of Drdicrs, Segar Merchants and
Ssedsnen. Stable Keepers, and Stattomers, Soap
Chamdlers and Solicitors, Sugar Merchants and
Shoe Makers, School Masters and Scapeng gers,
Sheep Sellers and Sherifs, TdRo,c Chambers 7r,ls-
tees, Teachers and 7ditors, Union JPhite Lead
Companies, Universities and Upholstcrers, VA
gon Makers and Wagon Lenders, WhdJ Oicners
and Wharf Builders, Washc,1con,en, Wido,cs and
Wives
GENTLEMEN
Having been indicted by the Honorable the
present Grand Jury Of New York, for publishing
report and abstract Of the legal proceedings of An
thOuy Dey, Esq. in Bankruptcy, and one of the prn
cpal points IN that Indictment being the charge of
malicious libel against me, because | asserted that
the said Anthony " stood foremost at the New York
bar-a gentleman and a Christian-a man of honor
responsibility, and undoubted piety," beg leave to
give you due notice, wherever you may be. scatter
ed over the face of the earth, that shall want you
to attend, masse the Court of Sessions, Recorder
Tallmadge presiding, Whiting, District Attorney, on
the day that may be set down for the trial of that
Observation-Disclosures of the day TO be given
hereafter. shall require of you all, from A to z,
to give your testimony respecting the accuracy of
that report-and also to explain under what crcum-
stances you came to dip deeply in the credit sys-
TEN, which has turned out SO disastrously for you
all.
As this trial will possibly be extended to many
days aud will exhibit one of the most wonderful
developments of the credit system, that ever was
given, every effort will be made in the court room
tor your accOmmodation-and If that ample hall
should be insufficient, shall endeavor to engage
some vacant large house, Unbiased hotel, to sup
ply you with accommodations at this inclement sea-
son of the year
AS this will be the original and greatest trial
that ever took place in any country in reference to
piety, credit, morals, pews, tables gold mines-and
especially in the operation of the bankrupt law, we
trust that Congress will suspend their action on the
repeal Of that measure, till we can ascertain what
this investigation may bring forth.
The BROADWAY OUTRAGE-REFoRM OF THE Po-
LIcE.-The following very sound remarks, in refer
ence to the Broadway Cottagers, we find in the
Boston mali
New YonAWe not surprised that the perpetrators
Of the nhuman outrage the poor and endess Irish
% biacken her charscer Tbemseves
be gamblers blackleg and of worst pos
sble grade is matter Of that they able
hnd among their associates ready any
degree of perjury which the may require The re-
cent case Of DR.. Peter G. Douglass. home has
taught that people suck associations canal ways
the ut instrumens for any kind Of crime which may be
either to compass their purposes
witnesses against Ann Murphy are most of them pros
tutes Of both and that they eprous with the
revolving species OF inauity In some countries tho
oath ola known prostitute net admitted in judicial evil
dence; and is received with great deal
ofcaution, and is seldom OF much weight reading Of
that the grl outraged though poor person OF fair
character and that the cruelty exercised in forcing her
into den OF thieves and blackegs making her the
subject Of deed at which humanity revos and outraged
nature shrinks back with horror, is hardly equaed by
the grossness the attempt deame her good and
thus compel her. for the of employ to plunge
into the whirlpool of niquty in which they
are passing their feversh and restless rounds We do
hope that the laws will vndicat themselves case
and that to the perpetrators of the outrage most full
and ample punishment will be melted out In this State,
not long ago, the offence with which they stand charged
was capital one and ought to be held .such every
where.
We trust that full punishment may be melted out |
to the rufhan. But this even is not ALL We ought |
10 have reform in the Police. All the ruffians and |
rogues of the whole Union, and part of Europe, are
concentrated in New York. They the pro-
moters and patronisers of the hels, houses of i'll
fame, gambling places, faro banks, and every other
place of iniquity. They prowl about the city, day
and night in gangs, pairs, and sngly. One portien
are engaged in setting fire buildings that contain
valuable property, in order that they may plumber
something in the melee
There is no end to the evils that may be inflicted
on this city unless the Corporation reform and re-
organize the Police system.
SKRIoUs ACCIDENT ON AN EASTERN RAILROAD
We learn that quite serious accident occurred on
the Norwich and Worcester Railroad, last Monday
afternoon. II appears that the train from Boston,
with passengers Tor the Norwich steamers, for New
York, and downward train from Worcester, met
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