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CO HYGEIAN OF THE HUMAN HAIR.-Consul.
tations by which all the world prevent their hair
rom falling turning gray, by A. GRANDJEAN, No
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normal color of the hair anatomy of the hairthick
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strength of the hareects Of dampnes5, and heat oil al
ksles and acids and spirits Of air, ard chemical
analyses sprigs bulbs general substance OF the hair
quantity of hair produced by bulb alteration in the
ior the discovery respecting ccntasion
from hair to hair infable remedy to prevent -em
ployment of the curative principle OF one OF the first Doc
tors syho devoted his time to the study OF the hair
remedy the Of dry hair oily hair growing hair
sc.
A. Grandean appreciates and combines with circum.
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giving preference to his remedies except where
the case requires and where experience for
10 many years confirms its efficacy.
The principal remedies are-l, Paste, the use Of which
guarantees the iniable Of 'Xerotrisia and the
temporary permanent fall of the hair all cutaneous
eruptions Of the scalp Of letter naturetha, which h
most generally met with the heads Of young children.
Cd Odorferous Liquid the employment of which, in a
short times, ydrotrosa 3D. peculiar Plaster
and Diaphoretic Cap for the treatment OF 3sless And
finally prescriptions according TO the different and
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Letters on business must be post paid.
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NEW WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
first lumber Of weekly Journal Of enlarged dlmen.
THE ANGLO AMERICAN
Devoted to the Subjects of Elegant and Entertaining LIZ
terature General Intellg concerning matters in
cry quarter of the world Politics. Legislative and other
Brief Critical Notices Of Books Music Lectures and the
Drama and General Miscellaneous Affairs.
IT'S purposed that THE ANGLO AMERICAN shall
United States and il will be the sedulous sndeavors Of
the Propretors to make its columns useful entertaining
and worthy the patronage Of families The Editorial
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as through others his literary labQ is trusted will
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Terms Three Dollars per Annum, to be paid invariably
from IN, the Cash plan la, Of subscription.
.Agents will be dealt with the usual terms and it
is requested that they will forward their order. early
only limited number Of copies will be struck on All
orders, &c, to be addressed. post paid to
Ell. GARvIN CO, Publishers,
Editors who shall give this advertisement few mser-
tions and forward marked paper containing the same,
will be entitled to a free exchange osn
90 DIR. TAYLoRs BALsAM OF LIvERwORT-II
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only at 372 Bowery Bronchitis throat caterrh IN
asnmaton ofhe throat, and all those painful end dene@
Diseases yield TO this mild vegetable
fmercury has been taken, this balsam VIII
effects the organs to their proper tone.
daily curing most important cases !
Coughs and colds should not be allowed 10 settle on ting
"a IL the seeds ofhat fell des roger Corsump
ton One of the very best remedies ever thu
genuiue DR. Tavlors Basam OF Liverwort from Ho Bow
rv which has within the last nine years established TO
,seir renutstior never before known. Coughs whcN
have been allowed even for years have been cure
in two or three days. when this excellent vegetable re
medy has been used.
craving around the bottle,--Albany Citizen.
Buy only at 376 Bowery the number-or of Dl
Leeds druggist, wholesale agent la Maiden lane.
q. J. Leeds will remove his drug store on the n
of May, to l2e Maiden lane the opposite side OF IN
street.
90 SUZANNE RAMsEYER.--This name, heree
fore unknown In the annals of advertising not 80 amor
the beau monde Of New York. We invite the attentiS
OF fashionable ladies TO the establishment OF IL
young lady, which is at No. 2s7 Broadway where til
elegant Of the fair the hair can be obta
ed made up in every variety Of form and also that
dispensable article to the toilet Grandeans celehraS
Co osition, for renovating beautifyng, and giving
'ii lustre the hair. n IL unnecessary for Cd
lie publc attention to the virtues Of this article asst
b'ncfcia effects are well known and appreca9
~ the elite of society. os7 Broadway, opposite Wa
gton Hotel or No. Barclay street, New York.
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Herald Literary Depot.

All the and cheap literary publications. of the day
for sale wholesale and retail the HERALD OrFcs
northwest corner OF Nassau and Fulton street.
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stAD ON 81 Looms A lew Maeri,es have made
their appearance in thai city.
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Acauftral OF Mercer.

BY our report 10 another column it will be seen
that the trial OF Singleton Mercer closed on Thurs
day evening. with verdict of not g,siity-a verdict
which has been generally expected, and, out of
sympathy, is generally approved.
This is, however, most extraordinary verdict,
IN most extraordinary case, when we look coolly
at the affair. If a just and discriminating regard
had been paid to all the circumstances of the case
Mercer should have been found guilty of man
slaughter, recommended to mercy, and pardoned b.
the Governor OF New Jersey in few days thereaf-
ter. This was course demanded, out of respect
TO the laws We cannot hnd any language sufti-
ciently strong to express our detesaon of the
rage committed on Sarah Mercer-but the assassi
nation of Heberton, however much provoked, was
clear violation of law, which the jury by their ver-
diet have set aside and nuihed. Their verdict is
therefore simple notification of the institutions of
civil society, and contrary TO all the facts in the
case, however much popular feeling may overlook
1t, in consequence of the awful provocation given
by Heberton.
We regard, therefore the whole series of these
transactions as unfortunate for the peace of fami-
hes and The safety of individuals they are forthe
stability OF civil society and the authority of legal
institutions. Popular violence and popular sympa-
thy may equally set at naught the law, and hurry
society into a state of ANARCHY and confusion,
when crime is left to the chances of personal expia-
ton. With the result of the cases of Wood OF e.
bridge, of Alexander, and now of Mercer before
us,we hardly know what to think. The future NAV
be within the limits of Philadelphia and its atmos-
phere.
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City Intelligence.

The PRIZE FIGHT TRIALS commence at Bedford,
in Westminster county, on Monday next The
cheapest end most convenient mode of conveyance
is by the 6o'clock Harlem Railroad cars to Will
lamss bridge that connects with Lewis and DE
Forests line of stages.
CoRREcTIoN-The name of Jerry Haley was in
serted in the proceedings of the meeting at Tamma-
ny Hall yesterday morning as asking question of
L. B. Shepherd, Esq Itshould have been Robert
McNally.
ELECTION IN RHODE IsLANp.-There has been an
entire prostraon of Dorr and his sword in this lit
tie State Annexed is the vote polled there on We'd
nesday last:-
Ss s:" 1.s'. w a'f D";,.
whig msji74e II 80
This exhibits heavy vote for Rhode Island
Is, 1856 in ali.
Town ELEcTIoNs.-In Onondaga the election ter
minated in the choice of 10 democratic and wing
supervisors; in Rensselaer,, 10 democrats and
wings; in Erie county, Is democrats and 10 wings
FIRST WARp-The wings have settled all their
differences in this ward, and cMr. Griffin, of
the young whig democratic, and the regularly
nominated candidate, has had quite triumph over
the aristocracy, who endeavored to defeat him.
THEATRIcAI.s.-There was poor house at the
Park last night Mr.. Booth appears tonight in the
character Of Hamlet
Mrs Mossop had good benefit at the Olympic.
Mrs. Hill appeared in two dances, and met fiat
tering reception She is very graceful dancer,
and very useful actress.
CHATHAM THEATRE-The celebrated tragedy of
Metamora,'' is announced for this evening, Mr..
Forrest sustaining his original character, and Miss
Josephine Clifton that of Nahmeoka. The Chat
ham is now decidedly the most popular establish.
ment IN the city We trust the worthy and indie
fatigabe manager will long continue to merit those
unequvoca tokens of popular esteem which are
now showered upon him.
The STREETS were never in such muddy, filthy,
dirty, sploshy, mry, awful condition since the men,
ory of Bwgomaster Aren't Van Hatten Schepen
PETER Wofersen Van Couwenhoven, and Schout
Cornelius Van Tienhoven, in 1863, when paving
stones were unknown and street inspectors and
street contractors were unheard OF.
Mr. RussELLs CONCERT last night was attended
as usual, by an immense crowd. We have never
seen such brilliant and thronged assemblsge in
any concertroom in this city
fsy- Senior Don Robert Adger, has been duly re-
a., ,n,..I M. U;oa FnnouI of the MEXICAN Repubc
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FIRST WARp.-The wings have settled all their
differences in this ward, and rMr. Griffin, of
the young wing democratic, and the regularly
nominated candidate, has had quite a triumph over
the aristocracy, who endeavored to defeat him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-08

90 al KNOW NO SUCH WORD AS IMPOSsT-
BLE exclaimed Napoleon in answer to of his officers
who reported certain region of the Alps TO be beyond
the power Of man to scale-and it was scaled We have
many disease ast seemed to us beyond the
skill oman the power Of medicine to cure and yet the
victims that had mentally given up to the tomb
some of them fighting their way through the world
with vgor and energy than we can boast I hey
their lives under Providence, to DR. Peters He like
Napoleon, knew such word as impossible" and
charging the various forms Of disease with his various
medicines he frequently drove Death from his prey when
the fatal had well nigh left the desroyers hand
In that of health comprised in Peters Vegeta
Bile Pills. Vegetable Plaster AMI Med cated Lozeiges may
be found for every durable complaint that hesh
herto Principal Office l2o Fulton street, corner OF Mas
sau at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-08

py-sHERMAN's INDICATED LOZENGEs.-The
of old busy engaged in searching for the phi
losophers stone Our friend Sherman has discovered
tasmsn potent and in his Medicated bozenges nus
provided the world with sovereign remedy against Sex
ness. The peculiar quality CT these Lozenges ", 'nss
they are potent for coughs colds disease u o
lungs, and supply the patient with the neces~iy har
cine in a palatabe form. The many cures wh'ch nav
been effected by these Lozenges prove tha' ,ney % ~
beneficial 10 the human race as honorablclo w y,
the inventor friend of ours was recrn,y co,.,, q
peurisy by the of one of shermans meo'caeu r'a
tiers. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-08

Town ELEcTToNs.-In Onondaga the election ter
minated in the choice Of 10 democratic and 8 wing
supervisors in Rensselaer,, 10 democrats and
whlgs in Erie county, Is democrats and 10 wings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-08
NEW WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.

Matthew Diamond and l473 others, for large mum
Der of whom the TRUE SUN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-08
no IF BRlsroL,s sARsApARILLA HAD BEEN

90 IF BRIsTOL'S SARSAPARILLA HAD BEEN
invented in the days of job it would have speedily
moved the ulcers with which Satan took such malg
nant pleasure affecting him. This valuable vegeta-
BILE compound dees analy Sis the secret of its compo-
nent with the propreors alone and consequently
the miserable nosrums for which all the properties of
3rsops Sarsaparilla unblus.ingy claimed mere
blind, guess work preparations Beware OF them! Do
not throw away your money ami tamper with your con.
stitut;on. If you desire radical resort 10 medi-
cine of established reputation hose virtues have been
proved by long experience and vouchod for by crowds
Of grateful witnesses There is preparation before the
public ecacious in OF diseased liver, cancer alb
scess scrofula imperfect action Of the digestive organs
hypochondrias and complaints arising from stimu-
LUIS and too liberal of powerful mineral medicines,
Bristols Sarsaparila. Its renovsng properties are
unequaed
For sale, wholesale and retail, by VIM. Burger, drug
gist so and So Courlandt st. and 1873 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-08

Wing maj l746 ~
This exhibits heavy vote for Rhode Island
Is, 1856 in all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-08

d-kfy-crait
: Wnffyya Nicholsl
yvbnborris
) N;3Fsrsry
HUhsrts
JfSmith
Richard Elliot
Cor1altnk Mahoney
JosepbsWoed 4
Whlionn miller
8 Thbrk.'
David RHawkes
James L Flemingl
David King 4. [,
Daniel I Thatcher .
George Post -.
John Hopper
Francis Gray
John Wright
David Smith
James Adams1
VIVA s Ward
Chas Goldin
Francis Teitnell
John Russell
George N Frisbie
Daniel Edssll
Richard + Pine
Charles Deklyn
Chas F King
Joseph B Cooper
Denis Mitchell
William Ogden
Stephen Bogart
John Y Haviland
George Brown
James r. Mount
Peter s Van Dernoy
Charles Sloan
John C Chavalier
Geo H Dyer
Joseph Warner
j P Sands
Andrew Gator
Peter Smith
John Van Nostrand
Elihu Southmayd
VIM A Jaques
Geo w Cruger
w 8 Martin
Geo Tangeill
] Lyons
William F Black
Thomas J Marshall
James C Copeland
John H Gisner
John Oliver
Robt Simonton
John Edwards
Thos Fritz
Cha Risley
Chas B Jacobs
Chas @ Hollinshaw
William Same
John Harrington
Elijah williams
Matthew Burway
Thos E Ketchum
VIM E Rider
James Mcclure
Dan'l II Mead
Washington Ryer
John Thurman
Thos F Wenman
VIM Handley
Michael Archibald
Thos Gillespie
Peter Ranc
Jshn H Coon
Francis Drake
John B Elderd
Alex McGarney
George Armstrong
Thomas Walch
H r Durham
Arthur Mem ahon
Patrick White
Joseph Belknapp
Christopher Young
John Michigan
Lewis Colwell
Henry Lippinoott
William Scherman
VIM Walker
James sinclair
John White
Michael Brcaan
William We o'clock
Robert Lochead
James Crichton
Samuel M Berrian
John M Cornell
John Meagher
John Sayar
VIM Brown
John Browne
VIM LOBBY
Patrick Tobin
John Nevin
Peter Donnelly
George H Ham
Charles d Blism
John Niles
Peter Newhark
Edward Inf
David APuller
NJ B Cohen
Edward Spinning
John Patterson
A Weeks
Thomas r Halden
William Olmstead
Samuel Green
Henry Ripley
Thomas Winnett
Cornelius Maheny
Patrick Murphy
James Bissel
Abraham Clark
George Baxster
Barud Decly
John Humbert
David Baker
Walter Thompson
Thomas Wheeler
r H Lawton
Robert Stirling
Peter Shand
James Cushin
Francis Arneux
John Forsyth
Thomas Wilson
William Scott
John Psarce
Isaac Brokdw
Willism w. Thonstc
Theodore H. Ivens
Robert Wvhe
Isaac B Camp
VIM Cunningham, q
VIM Griffin
|cer
70 others, for a large n
UN.
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MONEY nIAial<nT.
Thursday, March @3-0 p, NJ.

The transactions at the stock board were net large,
and prces little less firm to-day Ohio 6s felt Ken
lucky 6s3
,bs new board there more movement, and rates
- .,,nstb;np in advance Of those ut the other board
New orleans funds are per cent. premium Mobile
Is 90
s.oy.s OF THE LAW OF MICHIGAN, PASSED March 8,
iea3 TO LIaUrparE THE PUsLic DEBr, TO
WINS FOR PAYMENT INTEREST THEREON,
AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
Preamble forth that the State interest is in
and the state is equitaby bound to pay it, and that the
bcndholders have expressed Themselves willing to
ceve bonds for the interest due, and which may fall due
up July 1885, and surrender the coupons therefor
SEC. lAuhorlses the Governor, on the surrender Of
coupons due since July, s4 up July, 1870 to issue
sotc bonds therefor bearing interest TO the holders Of
any port Of the five million part so called That to
say. 900 bonds I0i TO 1888 inclusive, 400 to 500 Dclu
h52 and $50 Sol 10 800 inclusive and bonds 50 coo
irh, - $3.50 inclusive 300 nndtae ABA To 439 inclusive.
ing IN III 2oA bonds OF the denomination OF 81 600, ard
90 bonds Of the OF each amounting
all 81 s O0 The bonds issued Tor interest to be in the
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

PHrLAsrLrHn, March as-AT Delaware, Whitn-y. Tri,i.
YIN ws alton Owens, ssyin.ah; Elliot Baker sos,Op;
Lopez, Sheed Pernambucs; Lodi, Baxter. b ston.
'BALrIAoRE, March 22-An Netamoa. Lowe, Amsterdam;
Re and mkt; Massachusetts, BgSwnsl, Kingston ia.
Virginia Barter do Sid James Dean Brl Wilson, LIveIIl
Me,ha D,a) Copenaagrp Arr l9h. Rob Roy Mah Liver
20; Shenandoah West NYok; Daniel Webster Parker Ma
Columbia Cobet Csnnegos; Laurel, Frsbie Pors
mouth, NH. sid Blake, lB) Frazer, Liverpool Ar 18TH
Emily, sherwood, NY:rki A Brown; Hobby. Havana.
sJenkns Seymour do Cunmisg, Irer Saw annah Sir,
Ashbrook ~ Thomas. Cid Sarscen Hiler lane Walker
Gls Hector Spencer, and Gen HARRISON Moore, Liverpool
Reform, Tiyou. NYark.
New ORLEANS, March lS-Au Burlington. Barton NYoik
Cid Waterman Clark do: Holly Bush White, do.
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CASE OF MERoER-Young MERGERS trial begins
on the 18th inst. We take the following relative to
him from the Philadelphia u. s. Gazette of yester-
day. So
WOODBURY., ~ j.. March %, 1s42--Knowing the deep
interest le in your city in relation to the of yeune
Mercer, write TO inform You that the Gloucester Courts
GRE now in session. Judge Elmer presiding. The Grand
Jury found bill against him for the murder of Heberon
yesterday The Indictment contains three counts which
are in substance as follows THE first count charges
Singleton Mercer with shooting and killing Heberton
with ball from pistol In the ownship OF Camden New
Jersey The second count charges the murder have
been committed with ball from six barrelled pistol
The third count smar to the first except that the kill
ing is charged having the river Delaware
within the Jurisdiction OF this Penn.
syvana and Mercer first arrested and IN
New Jersey. The trial is fixed to on Tuesday
afternoon the 18th instant when Judge Elmer will be
'ted by Judge Norris. Mr.. Mercer, being arragned
lead notguihy He Is IN good spirits, but appeared pale
su being brought into Court
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THE MARCH BUDGET!.!
THE Nj " WORLD

FOR SATURDAY, MARCH %,
Will present bill fare the richest gems having
been culIed from the
ENGLISH MAGAZINES FOR MARCH.
SEE CoNTENTs.
I.-PTLGRTMAGES IN PARiS-No. LA MoRcuE,
thrilling story, from Frasers Magazine.
1.-THE THREE TRIALS--A Legend of the Black
Forest--From Ainsworth's Magazine.
ITI.-THE LOST PEARL-A splendid tale, from Fra
sers Magazine.
IV-LORD ABERDEEN, with Portrait.
V.-ENGLAND-PAST,P PRESENT, AND FUTURE
An able original article, by British Republican.
VT-LETTER FROM JAMES ASDRlCH-Very in
teristng--IrkLy
vH-MACkENzIE's CASE before the Supreme Court
--Editorisl
VIII NEW YORK HISTORICAL sOCIETY..,An in in.
teresiing Sketch OF the Proceedings at 'he i''o
Meeting.
IX-THE OH FEDERALIsT, in Review Oh "'"'
mond's Political History OF New York 49, .n,
X-Orignal and Selected Poetry-Foreisn 49, ~ a.
Extrects- Domestic MISUNDERSTANDING y" nv
and Artists Theatricals &c &C., S, ne
fee 80 Ann street. .,voon,s NtAcAzlNr
qs- Just published, BLACKwoops ~, has sen1,i
or MARCH interesting nnmJs,, az poLs for ,,,,
people. N-A|-A
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CrvILIzATIoN.--Two mon named Weston and
Cheatum, were recently engaged in jocular con-
versation in Windsor, N c., when the former
knocked off the hat OF the latter. Cheatum imme-
dately drew pistol, shot Weston dead, and proved
that he had not wrong name. for he escaped from
the friends Of the murdered man.
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THE THAMES. river is now open TO Nor
witch. Travellers TO and from Boston over that
route have reason to feel thankful for This. Seven
mules Of staging or sleighng at night when the Their
mometer Is down below zero, is not the most agree
able thing in the world
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Circuit Court.

Before Judge Kent
MARCH 23-Mdrfin F2yan VS.. Mchset Cf0rks-Fdlse
Pretences.-S tilvsH Act Defective action
under the Stlwel Act and s of much importance to
the public know that affords little remedy in
those where intended to apply digest Of the
proceedings Of this case will hot be without interest
The circumstances these Flynn and Clarke, the
parties to the above suit both dealers in Washington
Market On the l4h Feb 1912 Clarke came to Flynn and
told him he purchased "lot Of stuff (appes) at Provi
dence L. and had made an advance OF 70 on the pur
chase; that the 'stu worth much than he had
agreed to pay and that it in all respects excellent
bargain; that Flynn would adv him $3.50 he would
60 and fetch the stuff to Flynn and would charge but lit
tie for his trouble. Flynn advanced him $780, having bor
rowed $40 of around the market and Clarke ef
board the New Haven steamboat Clarke returned in
few days without the "su and again made his appear.
ance at the market and gave other satisfaction to
Flynn for his $780, than that he had lost at nine pins
as he repesened that he did it with view to get the
money out of Flynn, and that he only sorry the sum
On the 25th Of February, pa, application was made to
his Honor the Recorder for under the Stilwsl
or accomplishment act, which was granted Clarke
arrested and brought before the Recorder-who
due examination into the facts of the recognised
him in $780, under the 18th section Of the act TO appear
before him after final judgment in the Circuit Court and
abide his decision in the premises The words Of the sta
tute under which this recognzance was taken, sre-
"Any defendant committed above provided shall re.
on criminal process until final judgment &C." Judgment
was obtained art u.s. AL and the 2lst Clarke again ap
peared before the Recorder His Counsel toek the ground
That the did auhorse the recognzance taken by
the Recorders that he should have compelled the deien-
dant to comply with either Of the five subdivisions OF sec
10, and therefore Clarke must be discharged
The RECORDER, puzzled (as every one who has any
thing do with this i by the entanged collisions CT
its cumbrous sections did not know what section to take
He afraid if he committed Clark he wished Of in
voving himself and the plaintiffs attorney. His Honor
consulted Judges Kent, Ulshoeer, SC. on the point and
found them wiser than himself in the conflicting pro-
visions Of this "Thus far shall you go and far
to be the language Of the statute and his
Honor obeyed the behest His Honor has promised his
written opinion. which would be of importance, just
now as the Legislature seem inclined to remodel the act
The plaintiff Flynn, thus without remedy, under this
awkward statute by advice oil his counsel and the sug
geston of his Honor the Recorder made complaint the
police office, and the defendant Clarke, yesterday
sent to the Tomos, the charge OF false preences.
J. L. Danaher, for plaintiff. Z. W. Bishop, for de
PENDANT.
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Is 1T so l-It is said that a powerful combination
Of every respectable" persons has been formed in
Missouri for the purpose Of robbing the Santa Fe
and Chihuahua traders on their return homeward
this spring. Troops ought to march at once to the
relief Of these enterprising n en-
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

From CAWpEAoHY-Our dates by the schooner
Anna Maria, arrived last evening, reach to the LIST
instant. On that day the Mexcans cannonaded the
clytrom the heights without doing any injury.
We hear of no other news worth mentioning
NeV Orleans Bee, March IA.