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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

AR FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
E.;H PRCPERTY--A handsome residence at Astoria,
fronting the River consisting ofa House and
ground beautifully laid and stocked with fruit and
trees with stable and all other
lOHN tIEL.D. No. l33 (ITanN-St
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

Or Sherman's Warehouse is los %ass,u Agents
227 Hud4on Spring 1873 Bqssry Snrins
East Broadway Nats 90 William street, 10, l73,
col Broadway. In Booklyn, Mrs. Hays l39 Fu!ton,
AID Mountains Ds store 3'3 Fulton Snion corner Pros
In Newark. j. + Trpp- Broad Philadelphia, Zeiber
* Co.. Ledger Bulldogs Boston, kedding 10; State
Albany. A. Guthrie, Sanwix Hall. Dr. James A.
Reed GAY and Saratoga Baltimore. Jones
Cl.k Washington City A Head Charleston, 8. c. q. +.
Thomas, 7 Nam Cincinnati. L. NJ. Boyce, Chcs-
90. Andrew Oliver Y Co.. New Orleans. D'Antignac s
Sarrv Augusta D Robson. EIarrisburg ia22 lmDMW
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

+.ss.4 600 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS, 600
S and l5 coo IL Indiana improved and
= s improved Apply a. T. * J. Z: SMITH,
n2O lf IS Liberty street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

ssse $40 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS and $500
SII to exchange for aproductiTe property near New
York City Also, $1,000 IN cash and valuable nece OF
land adjoining the City of Chieso Michigan for Farm
near New-York. Aso to exchange, handsome gace OF
few acres located pleasan; Eastern village, for snug
nT1i di,tf e." - -' r. j. e. SMITH IS Liberty.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

AS COUNTRY SEAI-To Let or Tor sale,
E,,E most desirable Country Residence Jamaica l.. |.
-s fronting the leading Avenue, but short distance
the Railroad nearly TWO acres is onamsnted with
tal and fruit Trees grape vines variety of choice berries
modern and very convenient built expressly for the
acres of rich gardening land aud nursery vii be sold or ex
changed. If not sold will be rented, if application is mata
u JNO. II. POlLLON, No. 9 Atlantic-St,
I'm Esrrr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

.ssA TO LET AT T"ILLIAMSBURGH, live new
E story and attic Houses any situated South
Iu Third between Third and Fourth sts about equal dis
tance between the Grand and Peck Slip Ferries finished mod
lars court yards Sc, cacula lated for geneei families. Pos
session be had lmmsdiatey. Also House erecting
the OF and Second Streets with eight
lots ofgfound will be finished by lst March Enquire Of =
r. I.uqueer los Pearl street. y " Kgeur Ripley'
be had I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

DEAD WHAT SHEkMAN'S LOZENGES
IL IlAVE DONE.-Nir. DAY, boot maker, 30. 20 Til
with emacati0n debility sickness OF tie stomach loss OF
petite shooting PAINS the bowels his stomach neglected al
every knd of food except He had been attended
b. iaous physicians and for months by the professors
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

lr2 HOUSE AND Lot FOR SALE The
e two story brick front House aud Lot, No. JOG EdriHse
feet front by si feet dee;,-Hou 25 1tt
Ing door Sc If no, dsoed of M WIN be % S?d l a.
C II Rnhen Bunker No. % Pine st. or VIM H. Fauk
ihiui l " $3.50 p,na,st lOf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

And whereas no ,uit OF proceeding at law has been instituted
10 recover the sad several debts a either OF hem Of
any part thereof MD SUIT for te o[eciosne OF he twG a
mentioned said several o Mortgage IN the C9nf
Of Chancery of the State OF NewYork before the We
Chancellor of the First Crcuit Instituted by the subscribe
discontinued and dismissed on the application of the absclr
i,1 4r the sane Is 4o now gendlns otherwise IN anf
force or elect.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

@AlO HANDSOME FARMS TO EXCHANGE
.4E FOX GOODS. located near the New YORK and Erie
-Is- Railroad with Houses Barns Orchards, Wood and
Plough Land Price s2q Some Western lands and
money would be directed 10. Dag
hl snrlvng 10 2 4 J. c. Smith, s. liberty st. d3i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

s.r FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A FARM
@ OF s5acres the Hudson River, Festchsser County
-ls.. % miles from New; York City Some money wl he
mt with il for House and Lot in tins City.
noO IF A. P. J. G.. SMITH g Libertyst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-14

NEUSfARD SEED WANTED. ar Winch III,
vi highest price WI hc pad IA ea.h. hg
Jun 10 OLIVER PRYOR. Wheeling.
ItlNsENG WANTED. tor which HE highe-
II price will be pnd IA cash by
ION 10 OLIVER PRYOR. Wheeling.
DEE, WAN WANTED Gr winch The hghesi
ID ptce wi! be paid N cash hy
Iun 10 OLIVER PRYOR Wheeling.
A STUMA, OR DIFFICULTY OF BREATH
"a ING. II caused by collection oil the mofnd
humots IA The ar ces oilhe Lung. which prevents
them from being duly rIpaudcd Hence difficulty
and ab,nou- breahns. congh, great oppression OF
ae breast, pain iu the head, palpiiauon =" the heaH
and many other distressing complaints.
UucLfs Indan Iteembe PHs ARE ei"ay'
certain 20 gne rehe Ia Asthma, because they purge
from The body those hhmurs winch, when lodged 10
he lungs. the cause 4 his dfeadinl compliant
From iuuf 10 s& O.! said Indian Vegetable Pills iahen
every night an going +, bed, vii IN shoh unc
moi only carr, II The mol violent fir Of Asthma
bAt, 4 used accisIunally Afterwards. wl'l keep me
:, stem 50 completely free from al bad hnmnrs lhhI
Asthma indeed anJ other mnlady VIII be
impossible.
FOR sale wholesale Oh retail al the Principal Office
No | 90 Rae street. Phlladrlphla
JyCAuIlON-As Couu'crle'lers are nhfoad' be
particular IN all cases 10 ask Jsr hrgW' Indian
Ieee'qHe FiH&
! For sale by JAMES MELLoR. 26 Union street
Wheeling. aud by aseuls published an another par
/ ri tho roref Jun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-14

4 SIILAND-Jusl received 10y A. :. TODD
"A south end of Market SQUARE now slile OF
sinner denomlualed The ASHLAND HLlffE
got up IN mns beautiful sve aud said 10 ne an 'e
60 ia the IfaS'ero c''ies. The Indies VIII pleas
sau and exam he them and We are pretty sure they
y III purchase. Je ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-14

LNLAXsEED WANTED tf winch 'oe h'5nF'
Il prco ~Il be pad IA Cash. hv
inn 10 OLIVER PRYOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-14
| |e t. for Rags.

|VHEEll>rI Ivy PAPER MILL. NEAR
f. :, c..a =, We Will give Cash for clean
X ny Of metchanrahle quaI,ry.
lsD >...A ARMSTRONG a co
A, 'D AAN E 10 amend The o,5,s,aco = =
hnr, ~. 9a@auo. House, ', Of p,y., :.
r.,a,. IA. e lIoa.e.
va by the Council Of he City of
'@c .''oo Weeping Coffee IIo,..
o., .. ,.'.. 'oile, the zane Ia he ,'l La",
'-c. ., mali Gay he or she sbo ~ "a, '' Nsm
!. &, a', ma ,"d pay 10 The cu, fine Of [ oo,
f.c. WI mote npa fifteen dollar. ' ~, o oy "o,
sam. r r'''ew Of ,6s o p' ordinance nee,
~ Tn, o,5 IT, hereby repealed '''
IT, Nvage 'l"'e shall lake eaec, from o,d
'''''I's laa. ls44.
It's gut4r c.,,. GEO DULTy, usyo,.
Jun !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-14
FuiIIliB-G000 Ihsfr sale by
P. tRANGLE & BAlIEYS.
8lGsT rLArX

A. ~. large lm Of Bonnet Canes.
} J. .''s. >ai Rug, Cprd, Sc al
MELIORS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-14

4 tALiCoEs. 490 p. op aIJ sud, ,aie6 wi
u Joe >aid very eb,a4
may - JBAR 3 MARSH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-14

DoNNEf AND cAP ERRoNS. AnlGcal
I Flower. Gimi-. S'b CotIs. L.. Ju.topcnod
} Jsu7) SEN>ENl.A y RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-14
LATESTOUT.

StENsENEY & RHODES have this morning o.
- pened a fresh stock OF NEW GOODS, comptl.
sing a geueral assortment OF Staple and Fancy art.
ces, 10 which Trey ash the attention Of the public.
June "A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-14
200 LBS CREAM TARTAR. for ale
OSOO by tmay20) OLIVER PRYOR

a COTTON NArN-20O0 Lbs Arkwflght
q Cotton Yarns. M 5 10 TO- 500 Lbs Bnning,
NJ AID ,, 800 Lbs Candcwlck. For snle by
NAV 81 WM FLEMING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-25
a'hings in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24-iP. NJ
The Mount PLFAsAnT-Ail nope for the safety
of this Steamer which left your Sgharve the 10th
for has vanished That she has been lost with
al on board, have not the slightest doubt
HE NAyIGATIUN.-Ihr nvrr Delaware is now
free from md vessels arrive and depart without any
apparent difficulty.
OMITTED TO ANSWER THE CHARGE OF ARSON.
William Hurley the young charged with the murder of
osenh G. Morrow. had final hearing yesterday afternoon
before Alderman BrnZief and wns fully committed ID
the churge of The funeral of Morrow took place this
afternoon. and most nuerouy attended by members OF
the Native American party.
John Haines, colored man, who received blow with
Ratchet the forehead lew days during quarrel with
yesterday, and last evening the Coroner held inquest the
result OF which That the deceased 10 his death By
blows inflicted his head with Ratchet in the hands OF Johi
Allen. The prisoner has been fully committed.
STocKs.-Ihe market Today has undergone no
material change. The sale, have been fair
each Board Stale Fves fell off 81 closing at 1873. Texas
FIRST Board.-s6 City s. l0s s95 40 State s. 1876 6;
si5 do. 81 si do. 81 $500 do 6s; Is Reading I'd 2is;
2Faun Mech Blk, a. 10 az 80 Mechanics Bnk 2i.a
s Stae IS, i 81 SCI 81 do. l5 Kentucky Bank. 73<;
SIS roc TeIns Bonds. spet cents $50 state os old Gnnu
al; s2 600 State s. ~ Del ms ,S Co. "a 200 Sehuy-
Seomd BoGrGs5C00 State Is Saturday l3 40 Reading
SIZE Texas Notes 1875.
SHIP NEws-45 +. bI.-CLearei this afternoon
Packet ship Nonengahen, Turey Liverpool Schrs Elm.
beth Jane. Dukes Baltimore Couubrs, Cude, New York
Swan, Sprague do Sloops james Dennis Williams, Viii.
mipsinn Del Good Friend Jones New York Steamer Cum
berui6 Coleman, Baltimore.
,4rrlFeaBrg Pearl. Ryder, FIN Boston: schr Aurora,
Beols-Brigs Esther. and VIM. NJ. Rogers FIN Boston,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-25
Marine Court.


Nash and Underhiil vs. David r. Halsiead-Shp-
port of Wiieacon Otassessnent brought BY plaintiffs To
of defendant the value ot quantity Vi goods su 10
II appeared the OF the testimony that the defendant
time since, llto the country, to Washington Co
While lie absent his wife muLr visit tor couple o
weeks NewJesey. He to the City whi- hrs wife
was yc in NewJeney sold oiithe furniture the house, and
lett the table addressed To his wife, informing her that
he had made up his mind 10 break up keeping and had
taken bcari-thnt she might and board with him.
hoard any chre size chose She selected 10 IN the
house where she the house beng one OF Owned by
defendant He neglected TO support her She purchased The
articles question: which entirely articles OF necessity
suitable to her condition IN tc he beng person living upon
his income.
T. also appeared thai the wife, By ane.nuptal connct
had OF about $3.50 year The defendant counsel
insisted that she ought 10 take care Of herself.
The Court however, giving opinion, thought different
y and stated that the settlement her was Tor her own
private and had IN way exempted the husband from
providing hertnt he wond not have been bound to sup
port her. but she would have been compelled TO follow hE
not for the clause IN the note giving lie: night Ia Goard
elsewhere stranger may furnish necessaeS To wife under
such circumstances though he was the case
here that the parties lived separated nd lived IN contentious
articles On tas rule however, the articles furnished must
be articles OF necessity suitable her condition in life The
obligation support wife, and Ia take of her, one
TINT the husband get rid of unless by mutual consent oil
the parties by the wes abandoning the husband refus
ing 10 live with him. In this he husband broke up the
Housekeeping himself removed from his own domiclle md
left the wife, TO certain extent to sh, for herself The
Court accordingly gave verdict for paint IN the amount
moved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-25
TILE WHIG ALMANAC FOR 1915

Is now ready for delivery. 1t delayed beyond the usual
order obtain. far possible the entire Official vote
for President all the Sataes of the Unon Besides the usual
Calendar pages adapted all the Snies and Territories
Trims entire those three great inpersabe National
inents-TnE DECLARATION OF lsDKPESDENcE, The Con-
srTTurros OF UNITED STATES. and WAsHISGroS's
FAREWELL ADDRESS These aone surely worth the prce
of the Almanac. a!so List of ali The Officers under
the United Suites Government with their compensation incud
ing those the State Department. all Foreign ministers Consus
and Agents alo the number and salaries of all Clerks this
Department. 1t likewise contains full List of all the OFF,
GERS attached the Var Department., including Indian
Agents. Interpreters Teachers Mechanics aud Clerks Officers
the different Regiments, Cadets with the places where
the services performed and the compensation. In fenon
TO the Treasury Department. it contains the number OF oil
the Clerks and all the Cuomouse Officers, Sorekeepers
Light House SrDennendents, Registers and Receives OF
Moneys for Public Lands, with the compensation of each In
relation 10 the Macy Department. there will be found the
number and pay Of al the Commanders Captains Leutsn-
ants Midshpmen Marines Heads of Bureaus, Clerks &c
with their snlases and compensation List of
the Names and Force of all the United States Vessels OF War;
Also the number pay of Clerks and Agents of the Post
Office Department, with the number of PostOces IN each
OF the States The aggregate amount paid 10 Postmase IN
each State and the receipts the Department Ao the
aggregate paid each State Mail Contractors The
number and pay of Judges of the United States Courts;
Compensation of Members of Congress, Mileage. &c Ex
penses OF the Public Printing. &c &c &c. 1t also contains
variety of other matter. which will be found useful 70 ell
classes.
Ma. CLAY's SpEEcH-The Speech of Mr. Clay delivered
on the 9Th day of December, 1s4i, nj Ashland.
The Revenue and Expenditure of the u s. for the year.
TIE TARIFF LAT.-This Almanac also contains com.
pee List of the Duties paid all articles Imported into the
United States under the existing Tariff arranged alphabet.
cal orsr The information be obtained for ess
than 80 cents in any other form.
~ Tbs price the same heretofore viz: for q single
copy ha11s cents, 81 per dozen, or 81 per LOG.
or Postmaen rcmirting 81 entitled to l3 cepie
GREELEY & McELRATH.
Tribune Buildings, New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-25
Rnnrd OF sunerrIsors.
Hon. JAMES HARPER, Mayor. in the chair.
r.Ati..a.... IN. r.IiaE cLn.n Iyar.. me-

Hon. JAMES HARPER, Mayor, IN The choii.
Several petitions for relief from were PRESENT
ed and referred
The account of DR.. Reese. County Superintendent Of
Schools amounting s5 81 beng for S. days necessarily
spent the discharge OF his duty carriage hire, &9 was re-
cel"ed aud referred 10 the Committee on Count! Officers with
power to pay the same If correct.
The bond. with surety William Castle Commissioners of
Common Schools OF The Fist WeTd, YVES received and re-
ferred
The Committee Annual Taxes reported the amount Of
they considered The assessors entitled TO- Adopted
OF the favor Of renting the tax oil Edward smith
reducing the tax OF w Brndord reducing The tax o Pack
Dcke; RENTING tax OF John Duncan renltng personal tax
OF James Phaen; against RENTING tax OF n g. Jewett
against RENTING tax of 4. c. Van leusen IN favor OF remit
ting tax of Moses Taylor in the Fifteenth Ward in favor Of
MoetlR Fourteenth WGId do tax OF slias Holmes, RI
eenh Ward do tax of T. L. Scheiieln 10
street do tax of MooTe do tax Of E. h BbS Ihii r,
Ward do tax OF Greenwich Insurance Co. from SUI UO 10
siS W. IN 9yG, Of temng tax Of j. s Hueclns; do tax
OF beRl. :. webb: Reports adopted.
Report OF sS, s Specn 0oS',tiee IN favor Of paying Dr.
order of the Coroner Referred back TO the Committee and
to the Counsel OF the Board.
Several bills were presented and referred.
bill u" James McCrath Marshal, for services the nrrct
of Alexander Hoag amounting $50 -ordered TO be paid
resolution adopted directing the Secretary of the
Board OF Assessors to be paid $50
In Ivor paying Daniel Brooks for attending ms n wit
ne hEas ST nnpdyNg Of r 6G 81 The Cons,abIcs ex
trcm the Eth ware.
.ilOl
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Court or Common Pleas.
Refine lnlee INGRAHIM

Dorid Kinds VS.. Vim HcKnight.-Assault and
Battery. The Jury in this case found for defendant
Martin J1ntin VS. Arthur GreeR.-rhe plaintiff
imported from Fmnce: IN ls4O go orus mulGcauls trees,
from To feet high and agreed with defendant Ia plant them
ON farm latter English neighborhood y. j. AID 10
pay Defendant price per Thousand for the land they
occupied and for cuyang them Afler the lr,, year the
morns mutcaus tees having hved had been hoped
were dug up and abandoned aud lt0 600 Alpine Trees planted
being the nnds Of defendant the
plaintiff employed OF France take ot them, and
they finally tranSpnted 10 farm purchased by plalnt
emp,iead, l. l. The agreement with defendant that
he should be paid certain pnce ro,und for all tbs rins
and Ju; T. GOO appeared TO be so on being taken up Tor
trurspanng Tue present action TO back money
snd 10 hive been oyerpad defendant One point of defence
that the were living when "a charge OF by Tie
man employed by Mr.. VI. Verdict for plnntiil SiS3
Fur pantt Mr. C. A. Rapelo for defendant, C. Taylor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-25

e The HOLIDAY SEASON is again upon us.
when Everybody and his wife" is on the qus rire
Tor fun and enjoyment and We know not how We
can better subserve their interests Than by calling
attention 10 the attractive entertainments presented
AT the American Museum, foI this popular place Of
resort completely throws all rivals into the back
ground in It's rich and humorous divertsements.-
Madlle Fanny, the ourang Outapg, md The ouly
real one in the country, is paving the Manager and
his patrons short VISIT which cannot be prolonged
beyond u few days; and it therefore behooves the
lovers of the marvellous and wonderful 10 get peep
at this unique specimen OF breathing existence. The
Peuologist is unraveling the mighty secrets Of the
future with great eclat, while the Saloon perform
ances in The new and beautiful Lecture Room are
beautiful beyond description. Go thilher, by ali
means. To-day the first performance comes off al
10 a. NJ. and is 10 be repeated, with slight sliera-
tons, upon each hour oil the day and evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-25

be harmless. That the Wings of Georgia uere
once Free Trade men, all know. That they
ought and lost the late battle es defenders Of the
present Tariff, is equally certain.
We cid not ask nor expect our opponents to
pl4ce themselves in the late contest on The pre-
Use ground of T. lss's Treaty OF Annexation, but
20 did expect them to say something about
Texas-to let US know whether they were for
Annexation at all or rot, and if yea, whether
hey meant to c1nsummate it in defiance OF
Mexico if necessary. Mr.. Clay avowed to the
whole world the precise conditions on which
.lune he would consent to Annexation, and this
the News stigmatizes as {" shutting and shifting"
dr. Polk refused utterly to answer every letter of
inquiry addressed to him on this subject or the
Tariff after his nomination (the Pennsylvania
beauty excepted,) but the News has no epithe's
for him, And our Pelk-W Wright State Conven-
ton skipped over TEXAS without syllable-that
is not " shutting" at ali The shutting be-
gins with the wondering inquiries of the People
in what way they have committed themselves to
Immediate Annexation, even at the cost Of War,
~ voting for Mr.. Polk.
The News does rot let its readers see aohat
4 is in the doings Of the Convention that nomi-
mated Polk that we counted on to ALLEVIATE many
trends of Mr.. Van Buren,. Dare 1t not let them
snow that it was the gross treachery and palpa-
ole violation of instructions there practiced on
which we relied to cause diversion in our favor
As to Abolition lecturers being hired and
said by Loco. Foco funds, we never expected
Ina, the high contracting parties would publish
their contracts and receipts in the Newspapers.
Far from it, But We have evidence on the point
which satisfies US thoroughly. a leading Wing
lostile to Slavery recently charged it on Cert
smith TO mis- face, and he did not deny 1t. We are
informed that the Brney paper in Boston was
largely bought and circulated By the Loco Focos
TO aid their cause by abslrac!ing votes from The
Wing side.
The Albany Argus was foremost in vindicat-
ng Brney from oil assaults and blszoning Anti
slavery nominations-a very odd course If Biz
aeyism drew its converts from TIE ranks Of the
Loco. Focos! But moths is too idle q fiction.
Whoever will compare the votes of our several
Counties in 1910 and 1874 respectively, and
aote the effect on the two great parties of al
augmentation of the Birney vote, can no longer
dcub: that at least nine-tenlhs Of the gain TO
8irney was from the Wing ranks. See here:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-25

SUSPICIOUS LOOKING VEssEL-The ship John
Marshall, arrived last evening from Rotterdam. re-
ports having seeu Nov. 9, in Lat. $751; Lon. l6,
brig and schooner. The latter came up under The
lee quarter Of the John Marshall, and when within
fou. miles distance hoisted Genoese colors. She
had at the same time a black signal flag flying
at the main, which she hauled down. She showed
large number Of men On deck, and was pierced for
guns. Her mareuvres were of suspicious cha
racter. She soon afterwards went out of sight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-25
Beto,e Chef Ju.tlce JONES.

Foster and .NorrtS RfyaoidS VS.. Darts g.
BrookS-The plaintiffs compose the London house OF Smith
Co. In lSl arrangement made between them.
Swedish house and DAVIS Brooks, the Swedish house
send iron g. At New York. draw Smith Co tor
pay and D. b. remit proceeds Of after beng sold 10
the undertaking being for Tire prof. loss of the three
houses; 1t INSISTED that plaintiffs Withdrew from thu enter
Subsequently sent from Sweden to d. * b. Action brought
recover the amoGn but defendants contend that they
not liable. The cause will be continued Tomorrow.
For plaintiff; Mr.. Griffin Tor defendant MI. {. L. King and
Nj 0,fonnnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-25

DREADFUL DEATH.-A mason named Fleetwood,
from Dracut, who has been in the habit of going
from work, in South Cove, 10 his boarding house in
Indiana place, upon the track OF the Worcester Rail
road, met yesterday with frishtiul death. While
passing 10 dinner, near the bridge across Washing
ton stract, he heard the approach of The passenger
train, and jumped on the other track TO avoid it.
Here ne was caught by the freight train passing the
other way, which he old not hear, and was carried
some hundred yards by the COW ca,cher. and then
thrown off, shockingy bruised, bloody and ieless
mass Bos. Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-25

Be The CASE OF CHARLES Il. ToRREY, con-
vcttd of abducling slaves from Mr. Heckrotte, was
argued this morning in The Baltimore City Court,
BY Mr.. Johnson for the accused, and MIR. Geo. K
Richardson for the State in reference to alleged in
formates in the indictment. After hearing The ar
gumen,s, the Court adjourned, stating that on Sat-
urday next it's opinion would be rendered The ac-
cused, we understand If sentenced will make
speech, which he had prepared aud before him in
writing this morning. Bait. Pat. Monday.