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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge BErrs.
The Court gave its decision on the exceptions

U. S. CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge BErrs.
The Court gave its decision on the exceptions
taken 10 the ndctmsn, in the OF the nine charged
III, an attempt TO make revolt beard the ship Orozim
bo in New York harbor last week 1t is necessary that the
,dr,meut should state ts vessel Be American vessel
a.d such is not fully clear the pEesezt instance, the at
vantage must reserved for the prisoners OF convc
ION OF motion for Judgment. The Court IS aw a'e
thar there is no appeal the decision OF the United States
Circuit Courts in criminal and does and VII
nue TO weigh care the various presented 10 IT.
The th clause wrong speaking Of The charge not
and also as rioous assnbase The District Attorney can
choose which h= chooses.
The District Attorney said they would select the potion
wh oh spoke Of Io;ous assembllce.
The nine searnen, John Deer William Williams A9F@
ham Paterson, Matthew DAILY Th mas Veatsr Oliver Hail.
August e. paer John Woodman and Abner Brooks were
then placed upon trial the charge of creating revolt &c
William S Barrett Esq, the part OF the uuitsd States
opened the Gaze 10 Jury Mr. Bsnedc; APPEARED for The
defence.
Several witnesses examined and the court adjourned
this forenoon.
T. s MARSHAL,s OFFICE Before S. R,PELJE Es9t
REvoLr.-Three seamen, William and Thomas
Davis and John Scott, Were brought upto the yesterday
b. The Revenue Cutter Ewns Capt Hunrer which rscel'
them from the ship Shakespeare arrived off the h4ibori from
New Orleans The charged with attempt 10 ere
revolt board the Shakespeare about days As
Mashall 5. Smith took the into custody and
Thsy were committed for examination.
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We are compelled to give the substance only
of our Mldstown Correspondents letter of Wednesday,
Enoch Hall assisted ,hr DEPUTY Sheriff in arsst'ng Bell
and Roberts When they Were arrested neher ., !hein ask
ed the cause their beng taken. Bell SAID MI wilcox had
tod hun that Mrs. Bacon dead Bell saide supposed she
,.i IN 6r as she flesy woman Soon alter without
having been thing how sh- dsd he asked
II she uGs much mGgisd When they arrived at Ar T. Bs
con 5 he asked h.! throat Bell and Roberts
onewha conflicting of where they had been the
day after the murder Bells autaoons ana Sht exh
item they exhibited traces blood. Bell first said that it
was not blood ards said that blood he
on in ringing pig or canyiug lame gosln that
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BIZ H0lltd1y & jenkins.
DIED.

Ia BROOKLYN March II. William Vars, aged 80.
At hing.on, Jamaica Decem. 6, 1888 OF yellow fever,
RICHARD + second OF the late VIM PenoG OF York
ln Litrhiel Ct, on the lh. William Whllehw, aged
3ja of Glasgow, Scotland he has resided III h
city snd Bangor, Name, and leaves TWO ycuag chld
rem utterly ,esute Any who Interested anl ca
aid VIII Le address q Balterson Lltchll "
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The Office of Masters Mate is to be abolished
and Nlidshipmen to do the duty. The total
amount of officers and men in the Navy is not to
exceed the number fixed in 1887 by the Navy
Commissioners. No officer is hereafter to have
any allowance for doing duty in higher grade !;
no vessel is to be built or rebuilt hereafter, with
out an act of Congress and the deficiency Of
officers for sea service is hereafter to be supplied
from officers at Navy Yards or stations on shore; ;
and officers of a lower grade are to supply the
place OF these latter; but none are to receive any
additional pay. This bill viii probably pass.
BosToS AND MAINE RAILROAD ExrESsoN.-The
Joint Committee on Railroads and Canals, after
most elaborate discussion and investigation,
have, by large majority, reported bill to carry
the Boston and Maine Railroad through Read
ing, South Reading, Stoneham and Maiden, and
by the Canal OF Mill Creek to Haymarket Square,
within three minutes walk of the Exchange and
Market. Boston Bee.
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At New-orleans on the 7,h, good desl Of ?,
change offering and drawers take freely the noted ,a,
Ing 81 6 per cent premiums Ffancs 3t3a3ai; N,,.y-
60 per cent discount; sis, Check. a r,
discount. - 'sa-
AT Mobile, Exchanges tolerably brisk the sp,
ply and demand fair. No chtngs IN ra;es AhSam,,n
eE ohiy In moderate request Il eet Gen, disccq.
Al Augusta, on the llth, Exchange and CeDr,,
Bank money thou. change urnn II. ra.es l.snn..a
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made in Jail the Tuesday evening after his and his
con'easd a, he horing under deIirlum t'e-
for that purpose. On Tue sday evening Dr. har sou, Mr.
Ward the aiior and Mr.. Bacon. the jail 70 Rob
er,s He SAID he was prepared tell all he knsw about the
marde if that woaid Be ,s md oit He said We vent INTO
MIS- Bacon was. Bell asked for some cider. Mrs Bacon
told him he had enough then. Bell raised cane am. struck
he. on the back o! the head and he thinks ha. the
or hs death lie asked who used the chairs
He then asked how many used aud If they We're bloody
He was told that several had tn used aad that
bloody. He then sud- who used the chairs! said Bail
uck the frs; that expect was the cause OF her death
He was hat with the and after
ing told tha; SIS $50 taken said he did not
collect much about ii- money Ask uut Bell guess she
knows where ards he thought the money
his house and being told thai had been found hers
he told Mr. w ard 10 and he would tell
hun all he could ecoec; about Immediately after these
statements he b came excited aud irrational.
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TO MARINERS.

% .o1 THE STEAMBOAT WEsTCnrsFe j.
rszz=1kAslTER. Capt WIN. H. 1een WI, u is'oc'aat
SEIaEssioot Of Cedar St, this afternoon a
for Albany and intermediate landings, OF a. iai ea
orto ASl Ohas a-o e. 49, 90 WE.%
mills
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Passengers Arrived

In brig Sterling. from SdranEGh-L w Thompson, ca.
liHs, A LentleI, and IN the SteefiSs
I6,ig Saratoga from DIoLiie-Al Schriyer and a.
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collect about tn money Ak Aunt Bell guess she
his house being told that had been found there
he told Mr. Ward 10 come II the morning and he would tell
hm all he could recollsc; about IT, immediately alter these
statements he became excited and ilraional
TExAs-We have o-day directly, and in such
shape as to command our belief, that a treaty for
the annexation Of Texas, unfinished at Mr.. Up
shur's death, between him and the Texan Min
lister, has been hurried to conclusion by the act
ing Secretary Mr. Nelson, and signed, and that
tomorrow or Monday it will go to the Senate,
where noses have been counted-enough, it is
said to insure its ratification.
We repeat, our authority is reliable. Ii there
be no mistake, then, say, the ratification Of
that treaty is the dissolution of the Union
American.
CONNECTICUT RIVER OPEN-About II O'Clock
NJ. to-day, the ice above the bridge, broke up,
and is running freely.4t O'clock P, NJ. The
water rises very slowly and is now only 10 feet
above low water mark At our freshet last spring
it was over 26 feet The ice is piled up on the
wharves above the bridge from % to 80 feet. 1t
is a grand sight TO look at. Navigation will pro-
badly be commenced on Saturday or Monday
next.
The steamer Seneca, lying at the foot of State
street, is now loading for Ncw-York.
Hartford Journal, l4th.
FIRST ARx1vAL.-The schooner Wave came
into port this morning from Milwaukee, being the
first arrival of the season. [Chicego Exp Feb. y.
STEAMBOAT BuRNEp.-The steamer Penelope
having ON board 100 bales of cotton, took fire on
her downward trip on the morning of the 9Th,
when about 80 miles above Mobile. Great exer-
tons were made to save the cargo but the pro-
Cress OF the flames was so rapid, that only about
100 bales could be thrown overheard. The boat
was scuttled with all possible despatch, but the
water was so shallow that more of the deck load
was saved by this process. There were several
passengers on board who, together with the crew,
lost nearly all their clothing and baggage.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED,

Ships Montszuma, Lowber, Liverpool, II Slafshal ~
rich Johnston, Havie Fox Y Livingston.
Bark Louisa Cats, Hamburg;
Bngs Republic, Gates Apalachlco'a, Fox LlyilgsoI
Mary, York Portland Nesm,th Walsh; Tuscan, Labst
Buck * Peters; Moses, Chal!eston Durham DImon
Schr Metamorn. Luther, Warren, |, TO Inasles
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h"rhe's.,. ceref.Lly reported ,,r The 71,s,n.
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AID seolE, ard Lee; JAMES Il WHiTisc Esq, Dis,
SENTENCE DAY.
Edward F. Burke, convicted Of obtaining pro.
by false prrtences Of numerous merchants,
,euced 10 the Psnsntary Tor montS-p,ya fine of $500
and stand committed until ,hs ii De paid
John Jones, convicted of mlsdemeanor, IN
procuring AN abertou falling 10 appear Tor sentence his
cosnlz was forfeited ieter Roberts Is hs bali ths
OF 500.
TRIAL FOR FoRGERY.-The trial OF Richmond
Woodhu an Indictment for forgery Of of $500
resumed on The IaIt of the defence.
Several witnesses examined whose testimony w su 10
r.ove abut the kind those who testified on
Thursday.
Darid A. H"H, sworn Resides at l76 For
sytEstrestsn Revenue officer dScharSug duty In 1912,
November Mr.. Wocdhull called on me- at my house, and
wanted TO borrow money bat 1t not convenient for
S5o9-wane me to adv ance him $50 on told him would
lei hlm know III day or two y or Two alter c'lsd at
think Mr. Vandervoort next5ay cale again, N
Muller told him called 10 him about note Of $500
replied that Woodruff had right part with the not
M Tnsn n M he I" h% @ h. was @ @ a at be- be-
Miller apparently angry anu SAID he would not
payne The nots acte shown tins Is the M note m 9ll hlm
wanted 10 lend him SO collateral securIty IN
positive spoke to Miller about the $500 ote and positive
Mr.. Miller the in November 1912.
Cr,ss. .ramined-Hav- known Woodruff since his child
me- $50 bsior- he offered me h- he nd me this $50
think in February 1919 :ts body is ia Mr. " ood.
hul's hand writing, the pencil think the
note endorse d when first shown me.
Athapast three O'Clock the Court took until half
past four.
EVENING SESSION.
The examination of witnesses continued but nothing
of importance elected beyond what before given
cept as the general good character of Miller.
The testimony then closed and the Court adjourned
oclock this day
POLICE OFFICE.
BURGLARY.-The store Of Mr. Abraham V. Ag :
nes No 800 Geenwic-strget buelarousy entered and
robbed three pieces of silver worth $50 The burglar
escaped.
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POLICE OFFICE

BURGLARY.-The store Of Mr.. Abraham V. Ag-
nes No 800 Geenwicsrser burearously entered and
robbed three pieces Of silver worth $50. The burglar
escaped.
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rbe Connecticut Murder.

Faithfully and respectfully,
Your friend and otedient servant.
j. HAMILTON.
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COURT OF SESSlONS...... Before the RECORDER and
AID. ScoLEs ard LEE; JAMES Il. WHiTISG, ESQ Dis
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AZ :, hs markets. inactive and 80 only is of.,.
OF lo'' oi tS" ihsy ae held at 55: Sales 5s bsl p,
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been so.
| do not know that l should have referred to
this transaction if did not believe this last incl
dent had no small influence on an important pub
lie event in Mr. Clay's life. | allude TO the cec-
bratel compromise on the action OF the larltt OF
1928, bv the Senate of South Carolina.
| need not recapitulate the circumstances
which precipitated that measure, or the fearful
situation in which the country was placed, when
Mr. Clay and Mr. Calhoun, standing as II were,
over the troubled water, approached nearer to
each other to still the angry flood. Apart from
all public considerations which could adequately
find their origin in his own patriotism, have al
ways believed, although pride and delcacy have
hitherto forbid an explanation, that the touch OF
our hands on the old battle field, on the banks Of
the Potomac, was not without It's influence on
Mr.. Clay, when uniting his eXcrtions TO those OF
MIR. Calhoun, to compose this seemingly disas-
trous quarrel, he took an anxious and friendly
estimate of what he deemed the difficulty Of my
own position. But, in the viciSSitudes of all hu-
man things, how strangely the relations of party
had been changed Here, on the one hand, was
Gen. jackson, to whom South Carolina had ded.
icated the embodied spirit of all her sons, belea-
guering her with his troops, and Mr.. Clay, who
had been the unspared object of her reproach,
striving to avert a conflict.
feel, sir, that the country owes MN d large
debt Of gratitude for his eSer'ions at this conjunc
ture and that the South has never done hm JUS
tice. | desire not to be misunderstood There
was no day in the week, Sundays excepted, on
which the volunteers which | had the honor
to command, at that time, in Charleston, would
not have gone out and have given General Jack,
sons regulars battle, if this was to have decided
the issue, Notwithstanding our just appreciation
of the skill and galanlry of the distinguished OF
ficer to whom their command had been contided,
and who, on trying occasion, added TO his
concillation. But, we knew that, on the discharge
OF the first musket, the streets of our city would
run with fraternal blood. Mr.. Clay lent his hand
to stay the torrent. Can we, then, regard with
indifference the services such man rendered at
such time
| You viii permit me to remark that now take
no part in the politics of the country. L have not
The New York herald., 1844-07-18
90 MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS WHO Of our f4i

0y- MARY. QUEEN OF SCOTS Who OF our fair
readers has not read the melancholy history Of the unfor
tunate Mary, Queen Of Scots Her wondrous beauty ha
been the theme Of both the poet and the historian and is
consequently familiar with household words ?
She possessed Of stature bordering upon the msjes
tic yet restrained within the limits Of feminine beauty
in figure she would to have embodied all our most
ardent imsginngs Of human lovelinsss Her clear and
brilliant compilation uhich he tosofe flush Of youth
hanc.d the transparent fai,ness Of her skim rendered
enchanting BY the iuruant sss wh whch her neck
and shoulders surrounded Indeed II was surmsed
that the lovely LAZY the fortunate possessor Of some
charm by which her natural beauties heightened
or in other words that the skill Of he chemist had beer
called into requson produce skin fair and
,irely free from emish. There s now hut little doult
that such the since the surprising qualities
Dr. Felix Gourands Italian Msdicad Soap have become
fully known II Is thanks tv DR. q not at all
common to meet hundred ladies' in q mornings stroll
with complexions equally fair and enchanting and
every worthy the praise Of the troubadour that
of Mary IF Scotland
uy Beware Of counterfeits and, therefore, purchase
,niy of Dr. Gouraud, 81 Walker street, lst FROM
broadway; so cents O cake.
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fr7- TO CLEAR THE COMPLEXiON, CURE ERUP
rfONS CHI 4PPED AND TENDER FLESH, &c &c -
rhe most wonderful discovery medical for d
eases Of the skin, was that made by Vesprni th,
celebrated Italian ply sican He shaped his discovery
he form Of beautiful piece of soap called the Itair
hemicsl soap MANY physicians viii hardly believe iii
hey have the astounding eff ct Of this The pro
,or himself has hal for tuo anj half drendfn
rofuou. head diseases he hss bad three practical SUI
sons in that taken several rcans 81 caon.l day i,i
ees had the head shaved tw,ce wc, k has taken sa,
,psriIla without the slightcs c h. has had his bea,
Washed two weeks with It and il il curing il last TIL
iuch for eriptons. For ladies children for ciearnt
skin Of tan. pimples freckles rough nothing
IN equal this II makes dark yellow skin white AM
leaf One trial will astonish all who try 1t for chapp,
esh, bites of mosquitoes SC. Sold at the sign Of h,
american Eagle 81 Chatham street ;3l3 Broadway N
state street Boston Ledger Buildings Philadelphia
Pease, Broadway, Albany.
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Circuit Court.

JuLYI7-Ine People Of the State Of New York. Us John
Books-This was an action of trespass brought by the
state against the of the steamboat Nmrod
yer the penalty of 500 for nfracon OF this statute
which imposes cspaiion tax passengers in vessels
which appropriated for the Of the Marine Hospital
The act under which this suit brought part
r. s. sec. TO- and - chap H. title The alleged
committed the 9Th Of January, 1874 Verdict
for plaintiff subject to the opinion Of the Supreme Court
turn into either special verdict or file bill Of excep
tions.
Nc Cabs Heimts.-The Jury in this reported in
yesterdays Herald rendered verdict for defendant.
OiiUer H. Lee Josiah L. Chapman implicated ith Ere
derrick Lockwood An action Of assumpsit note dated
9th December l843 passed for $227 g. The defence
up was that another note substituted and the orig
nal note handed up to defendant The plaintiff submitted
sto q nonsuit.
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ao- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR.

QC- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR-
SAPARILLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared
" the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy.
ablished for the suppression Of quackery This refined
'nd highly concentrated extract possessing all the pnr
superior any extract Of snsaparla at present before
he public, and may be relied certain remedy for
Ill diseases arising from impure state of the blood,
iuch scrotula saltrheum ngworm, blotches PIN.
,es ulcers pain in the bones or joints nodes
rom the secondary effects OF syphilis an inudicous
lse mercury.
Sold in single Bottles at. rs cents each.
in Cases Of hafa-dozen Bottles, 80 80
one dozen I" 90
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
N. B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office Of the College, % Nassau street
w. a. RICHARDSON M D. Agent
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STATE OF AFFAIRS IN PHILADELpHIA.-All is
luet-From Information received late last night,
we have every reason for knowing that at all the
,osis perfect order and discipline are maintained
At the head quarters Of the Major General, fine
display Of we'll ordered soldiery is seduousy
talned. Two companies arrived yesterday The
York Washington Blues, Captain Hay, and the
York Rife Corps, Captain George Hay. None Of
he troops left the city yesterday. On Monday the
we're discharged from service. Too much praise
'annot be awarded TO this excellent body OF CHI.
zen soldiery, who, notwithstanding the exaegera-
ed reports which had reached the country IN re-
Iation to the feeling and excitement against the
military, lett their harvest fields with grain hall
ut, and all their private interests suffering, and
,epalred with prnmptnde and pride to the post Of
4uiy.- Phitad. U. s Gasette, July II
A meeting of the friends of law and order was
reid at Chester, Delaware county, on Monday,
md committee appointed 10 wait upon Gov Por
er, and ask for call the troops IN that section
10 protect The property OF the town. meeting OF
Natives is to be held there to-day or tomorrow,
md an attack upon a Catholic Church is anicpa-
ed in that town. One of the committee told Us
hat as the mob could do nothing here now, thty
the people of Chester,) were more alarmed Tor
heir safety.
We have noticed in several Eastern papers, a re.
,ort that Gen. Cadwallader had left this city from
oelieve, In a letter to the New York Tribune The
report is ialse as it is malicious. Gen. G. has
not left the city since the riots commenced, nor
will he. There is no such feeling as fear or cow
trdce in his heart. We trust tha. those papers that
rave published the statements referred to, will dc
frn. g. the justice TO correct the eIror.-Phi,dd
Timts, July IL.
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DR.. LARDNER's Observation-Disclosures the
unfavorable state OF the weather, this place Of in
tellectual entertainment is nightly crowded with
the elite of the city On Wednesday evening
there was quite an overflow. The microscope is
never ending source OF instruction and amuse-
ment. and indeed the same may be said Of the en-
tire exhibition We are glad to observe that fam
lies attend nightly with the younger members A
more useful place Of instruction they cannot well
find
The New York herald., 1844-07-18

MEXICAN WAR STEAMERs.-The repairs upon the
bottom Of the Gaudaloupe have been completed,
and she will be lowered into the water this morn
ing about 10 o'clock. The operation of lowering
will take about twenty minutes.
The Montezuma will be raised upon the same
dock this afternoon about o'clock, and weighs
about 1000 tons with her machinery and engines
aboard, and will afford fine opportunity to see
the dock and steamers.
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Am nuaevnenfs.

NIBLo's GARDEN.-Ihe ballet of the Revolt o
the Harem is to be repeated tonight with the re-.
which Mitchell that piece Of rich iun and broad
character Crummels La Somnsmbula is to be produced
morrow night, and as the engagement Of the Dancers
ends with the present week. Is probable that this will
he the last chance Of seeing that splendid spectacle the
Revolt Of the Harem. No doubt thousands will avti
themselves OF this last chance, and these delightful Gar
dens will be crowded ual.
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ng- PTMPLEs AND SORES UPON THE FACE and
all Cutaneous sffections-There s, perhaps nothing
hreakings out upon the face They exceedingly
bic some and show that the system is in unhealthy
sste and that the blood is i'm pure and yet how MANY
suffer them to remain when by the Of houle Of
Comstocks Sarsaparilla these morbid humors would
rely disappear eectua Alternative to the whole
system and restorer of purity the blood alway giving
10 the stomach. strength to the bowels, AMI promo
ting digestion. Sold at 81 Courtlandt street. Price so
cents per hottie $4 per Dozen large bottles and
warranted as good az any sold for ST..