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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

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Eli MlDDi. .tTpNtE GOSHEN ASn ISIERNEpI
- .Ts PLAcEs.--NEW YORK AND ERIE AL
E:l.:-lI RIAp.-Tha snt splendid ie9-n.i0at
- KthA. Jrpt. Alexander H. Shultz the foot of
luane street day. Sundays excepted, NJ O'Clock l. W..
md T. P the mosi beautiful scenery oi the Hudson
5yef psmuut where passengers tale the c0nIus"us
oi tie co through tie picturesque valley Of the kamapo To
Goshen. Nlddieta.su.
Returning Leave ,ddeo,yn at 8 i; VI. and P. II.
Passenger By the Morning Line feUe from three 70
four hours Goshen and lideown. and return 20 the cry
n'ciuck the same evening.
I- fnmc and Pleasure Pa.es wil fad this the most de-
.htul Excursions from the city. The unusually
moi9us aG apartments appropriated eXpesiy TO Indie
For further particulars. inquire ot the Captain board
of J, VAN REESSEiN Err, agent. of Dune trd
Ses; streets. II. &. SEYMOUR. Superintendent.
Passengers Tor OweZo BirghHmptOn hGd AL the p:inc pal
IN the Southern Couni-, the State of NewY and
Nn,ern Counties Pennsylvania. viii ind first rate stages
md careful drivers To take them from AdGeOwn che. and
unre -yt-al.c,yus ,hun 1ny other route me-
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;-\fTFD LINE OF LIVERPOOL PA

- jNrTED LINE or LIN thII,7III4 - ~ n ~ l. l.
49, Packet of the iuneIbe well hnown in> ,ailS
SiIoand avorie packet snip SHEFFIELD. Capt. Sherry
WI p,,yey ,a on te Oh June ie abose as'iie q paGh.
ha. nl.r,i accommodations Tor CABIN, second tdbb ara
Str,r.e Passengers. Those about proceeding % the ~
nunty cannot 10 better than 10 select this elesnni SNIP 10
are Lr,i cary app should hc made on board or 10
" < r. TNPSCOl'r - South 81. cor. Mnicn lane
Persons about sending iar their friends can have th,n
ruurh ot IN the above PACKET u the regular Inc
silng from Liverpool every i've days. aits tor any amount
PAYABLE demand without discount throughout Ef-nt pTa
nlu i .e'''i' 1'' " ~ ~ In3
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UJ7 -Four persons severely injured last
evening a, the Hotel Gurni by the explosion OF d
quantity OF camphcnc, whllclightlng some lamps
TRUE Sun.
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a. The result OF the recent vote in the Terr-
tory of Iowa on the question OF forming State
Government, and demanding admission as such
into the Umion, was as follows: For State Gov
ernmcnt 6,976; against it 4,l6l; majority in
favor Of tue change :, I95.
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BoAr ForxD.-Wc icaIn from the Journal 'hsf
Capt. John iIardwick. Of the sloop Lew Bates,
from Quincy. while beating up the harbor Satur-
dav morning, discovered tue iopmast OF sunke"
boat near Bird Island lie succeeded IN raislng
the hull. and found she was small iaP-s;reik
pleasure boat, painted green, schooncF-Figgrd'
both ,nas,s standing, with the ioresai set she
was heavily ballasied, and had her stern stoTe
Capt. Hardwick thought from her appearance she
had been ran into This Is probably the boat
from which Richard Lear. OF the L. ). ship
Ohio, whose body was found last THURSDAY, was
drowned. boston bee.
BURGLARY The Jewery Store OF Mr.. AbnoF
Smith. No. Al Merchants Row, Boston, was en-
tered on Sunday night, and robbed OF watches
jcwelry silver spoons, Sc, TO the value OF SIX OF
eight hundred dollars.
FlRE-The Touring mill of Hon. Nicoll Hal
sey, of Ulysses. together with several hundred
bushels OF wheat. was destroyed by fire ie~
nights since. Loss to 3,00o--insur;sn:e
$4,000. Skaneateles Columbian.
Passengers Arrived,
IN .ts-i-7 irf-y Franc, from .No5e-Mts Re-tv two
chid iiacy Mi, Siaer, s's Emerson, Hr uey-ani IA
IN fe ,A;p H1s4sA f~om N.., rleans-Nrs Read NJ
Wct',. .on and servant Nj faifie, Pe;ief' hf p-de
', In n. he 5r,c % %i,.aBs. ror, o, az Praeam cauIc
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=. go, AEW-YoRE. AND MAELEM RAiLRn$p
nj COMPANY 81 iiNER ARRANGEMENTS.
ftz.N Or and after :sY Isl l1N. the Cars vii run

On Suniay- Il he weather fine. the tG.s wlll every
hour from Ci,y tlu To arieni and w 15Ims Bridge.
he iiuil Line yvIil minutes
through jEe day. from . % i. NJ. To - T. ".
The i.XtI Night Line Will eUvc 9th street for City Hail. NJ
- ~ 10 ~ 30 H. II D. Lowe City Hall Tor S1tn street.
Ht g. 8 y, 10 10 ~ II. II q, L
by Order of the Eoafi.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

ARA, Ney London On the "a INST ship Charleston Bacr
NYork for whuer Sid l ship ieive'i Porter, NV ,"as
Mnu,czuma }uksr ad.an Ocean; 9TH. PhcfnH Skinner
(Jccn
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n TTlil 7 q JUN = ~NNT III
tRNER SANFORD. Deputy Sher.il. ir1 Ia,,jy
apis I'm


F;'ANERN AND ENtIsE LTtENSE-Nouce 10 evey
person vending. dealing retailing >,fosg pn'u
Dt, Liquor. ~ the CITY Of New York.
Al peron "hos shall sell ~ G"u Strong Spntuou II
iu0H, eNce2t Importers "I ul!er, selling any hquur
ported &" distilled ~ them, quantities above nsr .Aaus
wthgni having hrst "Alin@ r"ie for such pnrI. from
,le Mayor, md toe feerts- Aldermen and A.'s'aH oi The
" nrd- ID "hc h"y "srrdy --e si.ucrt i Law. 10;
enc o'e'ce I" the pen"llyo 50 md caeO Rtie' 10
the uGdifOnn punishment by udlctmenl nr Hnd iupn
,0umen Tavern and LScre Iceire, Si therefore be- .u-
~ The Mayor, Oice tl'y Hal, between Tie hour ~ 10 and
- r9.@, "n the 'ays prescribed h,",ys !pr ys
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

DIAPER MILL FOR SsLE.-iyil ts sod a, Pu9nc l lnc
the twelfth day o June neSt O'Clock T. D. on iis Hein
extensive paper manuilc,"rr tiTet e'l IL l,.-s 49,
s,eri- lev ye -iule by the pei lalef ai'.., ~. an
So,s ben siyT. NJ, and ruute, for pnpe uinnihculi-
nrfn qn rs now o;sre ur sale n settlement 81 the ssis
Of the late NIt~cs Ely. decreased i'll. -. .
;l. Am ~. - lac ci Wesifeld. two miles from
the Nsupiel and N. liTven caaal and tso n9 rom a
Western Pn '-oeh winch access % pom oi ~"
N yn-t n ,f ,sasnn< cf IN. rent The mill nus 1uF en-
rnes. and the machinery moicFn tys me terms VIII @
- ff,.,,ar ,,-.ir1ir,. anoI ut ALFRED POST Ae'-
lurrh y y or EtGENE Ely, Il Futon 'tresii i, &C.
Yors ciiy Executor, oi Mo-. Ely. deceased % 81 Hon
ROISE or y T LEONARD. El. Nes.1"d NinS-' 90
CYRUS ". FIELD. No. BuFnc-sip, Newt OK.
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SDOkril. &
Whalcrs. &c.

June 2, of Cape May bark Highlander from CaIdenas foI
Pro
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REEINED SnGAI;

litFtNED SDtAI.
HTO0LSEY AND nOOlSEY t.@ln for ih. M date date offer thcf
ii cent ,er pound When c than 1--WE packages
i'ruSlei II do do purra's.,. haif pe Pound
The above fre packed . iuiows,
cfss t1sfS, N sSl sS Of 81 ~ No charge tor pocsage'
Appy to the New Yors Patent sugar Refinery Of South
and Noa;gouery Is Il. at = Wall :.
anre ci In
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DISASTERS. &c.

ship Tre.cot! Mar.ele' br Joseph Atkins BaIise. IL
iurn.
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''''' - WI. THPSC0Tr. or rs Gore PUzzas or

V'T.V MI 7 1fI'I' - '''T-'' ~ " '-''-' '''E'
rRAF'lsS ON ENGLAND. IRELAND - .ler
SON, lfuu; renn'ti'u. money 10 tHe friends ntAN ga
oirry" ,au be supplied with drifts sums ri IL
,;, lironu or any 0hes charge Mt the National DanA of
Ireland Ptov;ca Bank do Nle,'rs jane, i'rl Son !; Co.
Gank ,r,uo: Eastern Ilank fSco,and, Creenock !nnr
ig COM any William Forbes. Hunter * o. scotland
nd the branches post town throughout insand Ire
md scotland and Wales, which llms Will le "twauieI uy
Ike Packet OF lh l';h alst. 9ih. the Royal li.
.ip..r which leaves Boston he 10Th o June nppIci
i,on r." w. &J +. rNPSCOTr
IL their General Passage Office. 70 south St.. Maiden
lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

FOR TIE PER NlkNEET CURE OF All.
Diseases and f:rupIiOns OF ;hc - l<'n.
MANY thousand. NJ NIL p-riS o the nuu have been cured
ilnner trying every remedy van o. different sbn dsese>
Pimples frccsles Sunbun. Tan
iofphew. Suit Rheum. Scur'y'
hy ,nge (Hy often ua cake ~ the genuine Jones laAh
Chemical Soap. Render, tins ,onp, although nGHe'
ti,ed q, Of the surprising und blessed remedies ever
discovered and wI generally do all here stated Il ceGrs
and whcn-
rendering 1t !eaty aud cenr. have when every thing
else tailed
Cue Old Sore Heads. RrEwo,m. sc.
Scry salt Rhcunl. R"ulh Skia.
made the g boauiiiu piece oi soap. ard ~
pleasant remedy. Give one trIl
Ru'. reader tins article ronnter'iei, n@d yru must Ire
very particular AMI bug here ce ~ \. at a - >!eu
OF t,c Amernn Enge - Chntham aud &13 Bnaiw'y
Agents. EeiIng. Siitc street. Br,tua Ieher cis=r
Eutncs PhlladelphH: Hays 59 Fulton street, iiroohyn
m m
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DY ORDER ot George VI. smith, supreme
]? Gouf, Commis4.aa-r. nc.ic- h-srhy that
,irfhnlsut py issl-d g1st t-r .'fr oi al " X
D = nov or ltir - <at',,z ~t'e - f'-rf -
sI.otd bor tbst the sane viii be sold for TIE gSynsr
o. ir. lt3-s g.~tr 'ud JtscH't-- -"'
.scorlir. 90 .,v ,,ltlu siga months ii, 'r itacs.
- an H., ottcs. and th- I.fP trrf ~ sos ~ due
ip Is r,,,.us oi ihis - g. and r delivery ID" @ 9i iof
h use ga, property wt;n tiN %A- t-io"s'a- d" BIN,
l tine rtn,pr an, ,ut property af n'n s' iesH ~
law aud arr void Dlt.d NoIySloll, Nlseh I<..' Sii
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

YETEOT'CHT RON STEAM PIPES, &c.-'fne ,ub
w scrlbe,, ure now prepared 10 supply Manuactufe
Eurinecs and Others with Wrought and LH,i iron e'''
Water and C.n, Pipes any quantity. nc " rnucht!run
in t-lc, from nche, To l2 ec:-pu together with reT
ard rapnble of sustaining pressure o from $s 10 10 up b
Ia the square inch The C,tlr0u Pipe uniform cust
and also ioed BY 'tsGn tight Ao nghys ON hanf
Couplings Reducing Sockets. Steum GunEes S,sUmGu Guass
Pipes Pumps, Expansion Tubs, md almost ever thns
''e' ''' ''N'' WALWORTlI {, MASON
oys3 I'M No Ii Pill:street y YORK.
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Could make the worse appear
The better rc5>on. TO perplex and dash


Is it lawial To use this power 20 sustain a bad
cause, or in the defence of the guilty, or what Is
more dreadful. IN the prosecution OF innocence
If it be mans law, is it Gods viii that noble
faculties should be perverted and learning abuscc
To make false reasons seem true, to cover up weak
points, TO give undue prominence 10 some facts
TO conceal others, to magnify ones own cause,
to viliy an advetsary's? The notion proceeds
upon the fllacy that truth and right cannot be
m,srepreSentcd or concealed Who does not
know the contrary Who does not know that
through the efforts Of wicked men, vice is often
successful, virtue unfortunate, oppressed, over
come
Ii it be said that it is the duty of an advocate
to 20 no further than TO present the Case of his
client truly, leaving the result to tie courts and
juties, answer that truth absolute, not rela-
1--WE. To present case truly requires the whole
truth on both sides, as well that which makes
against, as that which makes for Client Ii he
presents the favorable circumstances, and sup
presses the uniavoraole. does he present the cas-,
truly2 Does hc not rather impose false i'm.
preston on those who have to judgel
What would be thought oil one who should
offer his services 10 clients TO teach indliieren,ly
any doctrine IN government, in morals or in Do.
litical economy. or To advocate any side of his
torical question: Take for example the disputed
facts IN the lie OF Calvin. Sappose one should
offer TO take either side as his client might choose
He would be thought knsve or i madman.
Why Because sincerity is an essential element
in a Christian or civilized society, and because
indifference 10 truth is the state of mind most
dangerous and detestabic.
Let US not be misunders' ood. We by 10 means
assert that an advocate may not take upon him.
self the defence of u man whom he knows to be
guilty. He may. He may not undertake TO
show him TO be innocent; but he may undertak.
To show the circumstances of his case; TO pre-
sent the paliating circumstances OF temptation,
or Of provocation, anything else, that may
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

~ Persons moss holding Licenses are teGucc to produce
them When applying tor renewal also, specially requested
Law BY order. MONSON CLARKE, fInt Mar,hsl
NeA- Ynrh. MayOf'. Office. Nny tth ISi4 mil t,Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

~ rrqura riau o-,ler o Tie Suo-ata ~ te County "
Nto,-Iork No;ce hereby gwen to ai. peooas hayrr
claim, a,nn,t THOMAS WALSH late "tihc ny OF New
Srg r,ntlcfuar dassn,sI present the Wfs ~
,ouchcr ffereut Charles T. Willis, No.I1 thufrh ,iree,
The CIV o eN iDS. before the seventh dsy 81 No'rm
Der next Dated New York. tue nr>t day OF May. lHH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

FOR LONDON.-Packe, OF June The ppche'
;N snip al EBEC, T. II. neLard, uaSief, "iIl 'n as
49, above. h-' regular day.
TT frerht pasnge. having superior ACCOMMODATIONS ~
rly ON board foot oi Audvn .aue, or 70 -
p'' We GRINNEI... NfNTtRN l. co = Sou'ii-sl.
The packet ,hip ~ ELLINGTON. - tagdWcS wt'ieT'
win >,lree! the Quebec uad JGy lO;f hex regular day
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
r,r0 inm.n L. L. Dl\NlNG.

CrIERIFF'S SNLI-By virtue NJ wt otferl tara-. 10
- Directed and delivered val expose tor sale Inc ye,tb4-
f tb. uy Hall ON hn>,iay the -h of June twelve
o'clock al the right title and interest o james arru hch
h ht the M March, lSi of NJ any time after, 10 who's
au the Sc may be- all that certain house HGi o OF lnd
situated lying and beng nte touFt Ward 9,he ci Of New
Work known and distinguished No 3J Nutef street. md
bounded ns follows AOuhey front by Water street, ca'te'
y hy land now OF late ot ThomH Franklin decreased 'ouh
civ by lnnd unw or o; Elnd llnu lad ia~ cy and
lame, T. Holmes. and Westerly by land formerly beiousnso
William T. Baker containing wta' ~ front and rear ioisi
'%e,y,ySrk Siny9. WAi. JONES. ShsrI.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

SHIPPERS or GOODS PER S!i.P GEO. WASH
-, INCT0N FOR LIVERPOOL wiii p'ouse clear ,seir
So. ;o5,l, nj he Custom .'i~, tins mnrl'ns.
GRIXNEtI.. MlNTtiN / co. :, Soui!st
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- CONSiGNEES PER SHIP QUEBEC FROM Lon
llON w' please send tIe reui, on bolfI I'I' 81
,1 H., liable o hc -,nt tp rubhc Store.
" ~ w l.RINNEIL MINTI-kN {. 60. Is Snuh-'t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

=, r-=,s5 : For HUDSON AND lNTERMEi(l,AIE ~, r
y y ltINNDiNtiS.-Ihe >teu;nbunt " ID
HESTER. Cagl Wm 4 SleIlsn, Vel en-, v,
s,,y@ ~ > T. " connecting Hudson with the Hudson au
berkshire iiuoad a car OF which leave on n aLtlvni ."
hury a; T. W. W the arrival u the car' tonchas strh
v a, the intermediate LANDINGS Tickets through To iitt'
field ~ 40 aud to Wet StOcn nbrdse 81
"a, T,a;,flf az M .-,ge anpy on banri ~; 10
SrURKS < SiEPiiENSoN,S " " est st.
This hort has been thoroughly uveThauird and her accom-
m!at0ns 20 improved Ia be equal tn any bout on me 'ef
mn ndirnuu number Of State Rooms having been udded
Tins burt iDNys - blrGes. iniI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

T--7 FOR BOSTON VIZ. NENF FUh NNN
i t.PG0VIDENCE-FGret ~ Boston. - -
49, N..ypor, an! rrcy'cnce 81 inc new an. .ma
H.. oler f i Rn-riny,trte north 'lie at 7P VI hfIul'
ioyl from New Yotk Tuesdays. Ihur.dayS and safia>.
F,,m Prnyi,ence ya Newport every Moadsy "Wednesday
md Frrny Immediately after the arrival oi me s'sinhoat
-rin from p>;nn The Nesv Jersey EcS boa' bu ul
- SOM, n, ,l.qan has large and extensive jnlns arcc
number Of egrut Su;e Rnrns and hisi up n me Del
o lille manner For tas,ase freight Apply 10 = he'let''
Il. ,fe office the wharf Ic'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
ml0 I'm Successnrt 10 RnNbufy India RubseI 20


COT TiTIU1 n NEN thS, 0II DKUhDNAf.
MANUFACTURES OF LAMPS, GiRANLG,ll;E !; Is.
M 'CgiNDELABilA. &c. and Dealers IN HDuSE-FU Il
EiSHiNG GOODS eencrHly-BeInc connected with one ri
he aIgeS, manufactures tie United states, they are en
hei Ia offer Lamps Canle!.Lfa. f Churches Halls. lI0
tel> Private Dwellings. Steamboats, and Packets "G the mo-"
reasonable tsrrs and quality 10 he surpassed m tbs ~
any tl- country Especial invited Ia Their Solar
and Ship Lamps for econoRiy and light uper>ehlns n ohe
before the public No les than GOLD AMI Two sNE2
MEDALS have within the as, yenIs been awarded t
for iQ!r superiority tbs class oi good. The
public are respectfully invited to c and examine for them
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

- FOR LONDON-Pncket Of june iGt''-.i'he p@cer
~ sHIp SNT'rZEEi. MD, L. ka=h in7''ef "' i''''
60 above. her regular Cay.
For gh pCSSGs. having superior AccsMn!o"1'>'''
ply nn board foo, oi Nu'dpu anc or ~ 80
fei l,vi> GRINNEt.i, Ml\Il IN X I ~ = >ohili-i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

* fya,snrs tpri ~ ls!l .,RE REnrcgp-
S---s.l---.-v-----S, NEN YORK < EtSfhN t NlLhltt
ifNt - \-,.rt Hnt Eurr'~tsr. ttl.y, Sundays eNttt
- ~ 9'c'acl r ". from Pier E2l E"r;n k'g T! V 81
i,- i .,I .,rye .,-fy Monday " N-a.s:ay md fiiday-
re ,.-.ia- C!.Eop AFE.k amt : N- Aust'' VIII e"'
av-,. 'i's.-liay. Thursday md Saiuii+F 90, =, .f,
~ rl..=rzrs fa- Boston yi be r''Vaiec Wy l..t.'
viIFlu 7-f ts- Bssrace. Immediately ~ t7''i i'f'
W ~ i,-l- .i,s.ron acuIro oi y B. AI.EN y Broad
~ nru - HAY NopD. Ftseft Asei io ,Ais i''o Si
tina Office ua -, ..lart. . ,
y = .fi .',,'''l, ~ 'c '' -' $50 u.s. ~ ra1
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5es 7; P9MEL1 Z CO;S clt,;Ii, LiNlr Fi;K ,y
$3.50, Point Coklsyriug and cornwn.
7!Is Se:iiiln: fIt;iilANbEK. Capt. L. Narirop. Wi
the iuut o Warren - every A"hnHy ih"Ia' '
s,niua!ay a; uc clock, T. ". .,. :,
Returning viii leave Nciyhu'gh every Monday Ut O., A. ~
ard Ir.,.iHy and Friday al 2. ".
For i ~ pa~nsr u9Py To the tapian on board ie.
-re and fr.-, al all descriptions hank bill, or specie pnt e"
ar i,. ., n. the rlss owner. thereof unless bi OF t
,liuc ar recent l,. si.uct. ir the same. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

mouth, m
Tie buildings in which the nhoye Machinery ssitnated VII
also be so 20, pnyne se very iuyDfhle terms Il, 10 Fice
p7:t of the yiare"i r.u.tre'e and con'sts - doc" l"
up' -7.fi tie River by 40 cCt dep uptu
winch /, erected one Hrre brick bniln. .0U y - et. v"
,,oe, nigh with house : by ) Bnc' S'gp 8, By y
feet nr. >urya Smiths shop ia los j feet. ten fu=e orc
story All put up >uhst'nt nj 0 BRICK nid
covered WITT " ech here ir-; e!g- ~isnin tn-ue
Of p i., power ~ uerc order The buildings and ucn"n
are well calculated FactOry OF lopr spud.' and
For further par-tars INQUIRE Henry F. amadEei No
finnoyer ,ifeet New Yuk of Gfi:ln x iayens. 80 -
Merchants Exchange, New l oTk M tlei-
The New York herald., 1844-09-29
City lnteiliaence.

Lower Police Office, sErr. 2s.-Losr, A PAc9Aer
Of MONEY EATING HOUSE, Yesterday morning
young namei James w. Lewis appeared at the Po-
lice Office and charged Henry Leonard waiter at Cos
ling s Eating House in Nassau street, with stealing
package containing SAL 80, belonging 10 Nesmith and
hers from the tables in that eating establishment
where he had LEFT IL He stated that he went INTO the
house TO his breakfast and laid the package on the "a
b and that the accused the last person that waited
upon him. He lett the house. forgetting to take his pack
hour afterwards On returning to Gosng's, he made
inquiry relative to the money and several OF the WATERS
called up, but could give any account OF IT.
The inquiry resulted in the discovery Of the fact that i'm
medatey after Mr. Lewis left the house, Leonard was
missing and upon being asked to where he had been
From this fact with that of Leonards being the last wei
ter at the table, Mr. Lewis suspected him. and he lett the
house saying that he should obtain police officer Soon
alter Leonard left the premises and arrested by ocer
officer charged him with the offence when he said he
would make 1t all right" He Immediately examined
and fully commttedn the of $500 bail to the
charge
DIsTINGUIsHED CUsroMERs.---While this case was
pending, officer Martin brought in the celebrated ira
gedian" John Lameree, better known the Little
Greek" who laboriDg under delrium caused
part OF the head produced from cause unknown. Un-
less excellent medical aid is II mediately called in
the little Greek" will never spout" again.
About the same time, the extraord nary Hermit who
brought in, dressed usual, in clothes containing as
many coors and patches as the coat Of Joseph He has
remained under the rock all without labor and
has obtained sustenance from the Deghbors in the vcin
y who humaney caused his arrest norder that he may
be detained Blackwes Island during the winter He
Is German by birth, and is evidently insane although
he answers all questions put to him with apparent Cor
reCtnegS.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29
Superior Court
Rrfora q full Bench


sxrr. -DEcnroSs Godfrey a. Jessel and Rodney NJ
.imsden vs.. Wiitiam S D.perna.-This was an action
brought to The value Of gas light which was used
in the Restaurant Of the Chatham Theatre 1t appeared
that the plaintiffs in rented the room on written
amount Of special agreement being in rea
on to gas which it contended was received as an
appurenance belonging to the premises The case was
brought before the Marine Court and parole evidence
offered and admitted which went to show that here
arrangement in relation to the allowance for gas
Counsel for the defendant put the objection to the effect
that parole evidence not admissible where written
contract was in existence but the court overrued and
ae G gSi Drought up
Mr.. A. d. Russell, for plaintiff in error; Mr.. G w.
5andford for defendant in error.
dto, commenced in the Marine Court Tor injuries done
TO cab Plaintiff declared specially and averred that in
took place in 1912, and non-suit moved on
the ground that there was variance between the proof
and the declaration, when Judgment was ven for the
plaintiff The case was brought up certiorari Judg
nent reversed.
. $. Binge, for plaintiff; e; 8 Roe, for defendant.
Siias C. Smith ads H. NJ Whuesiy.-This was ap-
pcaton to be discharged 1t appeared plaintiff brought,
his suit against defendant in May s43 Issue was joined
and bill OF exceptions drawn in December and it
settled Some subsequent proceedings had and
notice Of the bill OF exceptions was taken A judg
ment was entered and notice was given by Plaintiffs At
ioney, argument being made by him in March term.
An execution issued on the judgment and arrest
made. Ruled Motion granted but defendant can
not bring action for false imprisonment
n. S. Wilams'and DANIEL Lord Jr p, H. W. Field -
This motion for bill Of particulars article Of
sale Tor parcel oil land Ruled That order appealed
from be armedTha defendants application for bill OF
particulars Of the plaintiffs title he denied That the
plaintiffs application for bill Of particulars Of defects
and objections to the title of the land mentioned in the
declaration be granted. and that defendants attorney
furnish bill Of particulars in ten days
Jesse b. Spsiman ads John b. Bout d' ur-This was a
motion for costs against the executors, mol pros 1t
was an action Of covenant commenced in April last
and motion made for the production of books papers,
Sc. Ruled liberty is allowed 10 discontinue suit
without costs costs are to be allowei for the
ton in Chambers upon the appeal
John L. White John L. Vanderroo'-In this case the
judgment was affirmed.
Richard Reed ads Benjamin B Brook-Like rule
Charles Il ords and Ellen his Wife ads Charles Rutland.
new trial Is granted-c0ets to abide the event
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

Dr.. LARDNER's SABBATH LEcTuRE-The interest
which was excited by the lecture on natural reli-
gion, given on the Sunday evenings by DR. Lard.
ner a few weeks since, has induced HIM to com.
mence short series of such discourses, the first Of
which will be delivered at PaImo's tomorrow
Evening. The subject selectedis the "Immortali-
ty of the Soul proved by the Phenomena Of Ma
ture and the Laws Of Physics" The light Of Ma
ture and Reason is thus brought to corroborate the
assurances received from the voice OF Revelation
We have been assured that already the doubts Of
more than one skeptic have been removed by these
discourses, and we know Of no fervice which can
be more valuable and acceptable to the Christian
community than the clearing thus way for the ad.
mission of gospel truth We noticed before and
expect to notice again among the audience on Sun
day evenings, many OF the most respectable among
our church-going citizens.