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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

/ A MARKED MANA convict has escaped from
New South Wales, and is thought to be now III
london, whose outer cuticlc is picture show,
Sanr emblazoned with figures of Adam and Eve.
be and serpent, B, S, T, 5, bust of man, mer-
bald, hal.Inoon, ship, George and the Dragon,
han birds. heart and darts, Hope and anchor, !,
snwn and flags on the left arm; seven cots BE-
txeen the finger and thumb Of the left, man and
fsss on the back of the left hand, ring pfickcd
Eu tho middle finger of the left hand, two pugil-
Ets on the centre of tie chest. His name is
Eucovc Smith, and he is about twenty -four
FEARS of age He was tried al Cambridge on tie
lSh May, 1889, and sentenced 10 transportation
Eior in his tenth year. We do not well sec how
Such marked character could long escape &c
Hecuon. Boston Trans.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

u The Whea, Crop IN Indiana has been much
injured BY the Hesslan fly. The farmers arc OF.
iei hg II ior sale as II stands in the fields, at u
pfce only sufficient to pay ior the seed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

& FuGrwE SLAvEs.-The bill repeating the laws
soi loSo and 1889, in relation 10 fugitive slaves,
and which is intended TO prevent any Of the Oil
gers OF the State from becoming slave catchers iof
o'her States. passed the House yesterday without
division. twill probably also pass the Senate.
3hat provision OF the bill making it penalty ol
E5J0 10 violate the law, was stricken out.
New Haven Palladium, Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
CHEAP DRY GOODS.


No. 70 Cedar one door from Nassau 81.
As riSt received tfom iuccn magnificent trcGc printed
Musln rich iroche Puid nd striped uu; de Soie, OF
SUPERIOR quarry, black striped Burrege. Ne'r style Bhlzo
nm. l0i Satln Stne Barresr Shnvl.. Lndl-> Crvns,
rch Hal and Cap Ribbons. B,U>Ses Thread NOD Ashbqf
ton Iace white uni oack Cardinals. conred silk Sham!s
Rnrn,ey >heetns Hosiery Gloves Persons purchasing
ir ca ,t e cal! and tie stock before prr
.tnz her niy21
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

SrvESTu WAgp BANK. New York, iay -, ISL
10 s.:eyflnI,.-Ihe Stockhode~ oi this Bank urc
hecb notified thrt election ic thirteen Directors Tor ,se e.
sung year. and or three inspectors oi'te succeeding ccc-
ton wll be held the Bank ~ House On :SOil nc nt
day Of Ji~e net.
The Poll viii opened Il NJ and clase O'Clock PM.
Ry order oi the Board. \. :. FRASER, Cashier
u.rj tell
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
TO Force The Growth and r:.>s the
tJ-..., u,,+.-'T, ~t.D >. E1llif.r If

TO Force the Growth and !'->> the
Human Iluir-Io Stop 1; fallIE. IN
Cur. OF Dandnif-Beauuiy II. Sc
iacc 3. and >niiiIngs bottle:
TIIIiTE the real and actual qualities u Jones toli
liar Rc-tuniive will Ofcc the haT l" grow on NJ
pInce where Nature intended hair to grow Stop Lns n
care c,r or nndru and make light red or gey nun s"w
dark For dressing hair ut and silky nuthinS eau eNrstu
ths-t makes II truly beautiful, and keeps So Is inee"'
tir most economical yet article nude of ne iii
Sd-3 n, stlnrsH bIte-a; the gu oi the tne,lcSH
E.r. - Chatham street New York liS Fulton s. Br9nSlyn
SSfne - Bo,;un: Ledger Buildings Philadelphia ~ hins
street. Charleston. :. l. @ M
- AGS-he hsfe>. market prcs Will be paid IN casa
a; a. ~, si' u GYKirS W FIELD ~" Il',ras .ln
S,H0yTLS AND sPAnES-5oo dozen , 3w pT'esss ed ai-
=, Gle. iof sale by MURDOCH. Liza u IL q. & ~. -,
NY
S,CRAP IRON- tons Wrought ScEaP IE9n on boa't shp
= Wellington .or sale by GRIMM ILL Mn 7 N q ~
ml6
q, A1:S ,ybue and colorei old sails; do country mix.
* ,,gri.-; ior cash IN any quantity, by
su,3 Gal NJ y DElikiChSON. lat sou
napFE Of nil kinds constantly hind Hnd % g ae IN lois
10 sui' p"fo'-a CO. - No. g fUrllns slip
ZONES SAESAPAgILLA CANDY-Eiach . cent p paes e.,
! r. containing Ounces ui the medicIfni properties ~ "
Sold nj - f,ha,hnm and Sz Broadway niII I'M
~ AGs AND CANVASS White and CoicFed. wanted fer
sni0 I'm a. GsUNT & DERRlCkSON. l5s ScuiA-si
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF Taxes.

Old Aims House, fnik.>
DURSU ANT To resolution OF the Board OF eupe''Ioi %
uJu,t.d Npy 81 ISI4 public n0ice hereby gwen tIHt
m the ri section OF the Act to enable the uitv,vi> oi ~"
,ty to rn,se money iy passed May az lei4 ue nl
ln-,i may ,-rrc any erroneous assessment which may hHFe
hceD nn y The Assessors u ciiheroi the Nn'd tor the leuf
1873 Application i" such rel oi 10 be- niie To ihe bo,l
months the ui SAID act i H!usl
be gwen by affidavit OF the applicant or by "thef s' ea,
Gcnce that the eonegu; assessment di not ie,'il rom aug
neglect The pat oi ie person u pciso"' "l' '7 "
leI. - - . 49,, ,,s,, .io,,.
Notice also hereby given 10 q persons who hare le'1n
al & Cvac, for relief from errone aNation. that
,w,ii ue II be- 5scrssarr II. T. KiEKSIED
t. i,"o,; lSi4 ias ICnl Receive. of Taxes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07


NToTiCE.-ihe Machinery. Tools; &c la;ey heoneing =
= the oushkeepsie Locomotive Engine Cor:any wi'l be
sold + pac a@cs" to ,l # The q gS ss. I@eEns s 2 e
w. S,a,c"i ,ew York "Wednesday, Tie 18th day OF uis
~ and loul, is ,c:y exea,ve the fr>t order nd
surpassed by other shop IN the United States Amongst II
! large face Lathe feet chuck.
/ smaller do. Incomplete.
J l;mare Lprhe>.
| i'anu. Machine.
Sabing Machine. complete.
Grio ditto incomplete
shsnr ruIeys and Blls.
4 great variety OF small Tools.
a grcul variety of Patterns and Models
Punching Machine. seared ior slcnm power
3 ditto d:iO hand.
. BENDING aachinc!.
large shearing do.
a great vnrieiy of Smiths Tools.
crca; variety finished and unfinished work tor Engines
Terms OF ale-Cash for nil purchases of 800 and under
For MI purchases cV approved endorsed paper at SIX
The buildings in which the above machinery situated viii
ag be sold NJ private SAFE on @ Tcly iHy2ts sI - n T @
!nrt the vuse of PGughkeepsie aud consist, OF ccS '
which * erected one large hfirk building 20 by % tsst
,toss iga with engine h9i.e . by =; Baic shop = by y
story. Al The most substantial maine. oi h'Ics ana
ois % i y'S & m I e IN d, The builr, md l1rs,1
are calculated Cotton Factory OfiOt0 spindle nud
is&s Of Of H?ax ;,, Z Ts%adrs sla" ~
alcEsSi. Sys. ss ESeaSss Ass '' ''f MI e S
NROuGiT IRON STEAM PIPES, &cc-,fh sub
.ctbeIi af now MN nenTed 10 nSPy n o., In
Water and Gas Pipes IN any qaaty. The Wroushl.irun
in lengths OF from inches to l2 reeput together with
a. sn9 se eapnne G ae s.s | PIPE % m uni
and also jcined BY sces & Aso nlSnys On nH %
Goupne. Reducing Sockets. Steam GunreS. SeamGIags
s rD o, S Wnc EsSa EsanSp sSd sD'' and almost every ~
ussu ''' ''@'''' '''NW WALWoRTH & MASON,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
Commission PAPER WAREHOUSE

\ o. s ! J o h n $ e e |.
~ r. CLAYTON & SONS nre IN constant receipt OF IA
H. PERS adapted bnnch OF the trade enprscihs
AN unusually large ssnrmen; o Blank BOOK Sap ana Leief
W,itnr with DESCRIPTION oi News ana I'"oA
Printing. Co!ors Paper Of Medium and oteG zes En'e;n1
Tnb.ccn Shoe and Tea, Straw aud Rag Nrappng hl'd
ware nnd Cloth in sreut variety Silk and Log. IISsue phi
s, coloed &c &c. Besides straw. Bonnet. Trunk ana
pn,dI.ny nnnrlS Press pnp-rs : m!Vu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
ASHBURTON LACE-

&. Y W L|GlE.
30. &c CEDAR. DOOR FR"f Ss AUST,
As JUS, Iaad,Ome u>softneut of A>h0nrt"n
Fee. Net Sn,y nfiegc scafl. and Shaws .iyc I've,
iauS Eucss -rk Bond Q,iini nnu Footing. cold tnpts
pr l;Onnes. Ribbons Cmps. silks. Hosiery Gpvts and Us
Fms Printed Lawns i!aizprues. ae tmyuts Wells. Lace
Co lars. .Hmiiy Collars Sc. sc. lto
FIRST PREMIUM DAGUEKREOfiP
E1LUMRE DAGIERRiAN GALLERY OF Ptl EN-
1 @PHiNin-sI tOLDRED PHOTOGRAPHS No. -
BoaiSny n1uge Murray street. New York Awarded Tie
FIRST PREMIUM and HIGHEST Husok By American ai'-
franklin Institutes. Tor the beautiful coloEcd Ddgne:ie
;yprS eXhbHef
this establishment has Just been greatly enlarged nnd M.
proved by the addition oi nearly whole of te s fuar
above The stfc-t aud embraces fewer than 1wtL'
separate apartments. The -cnle upon which the business =
conducted advantages which no where else Ia D.
wh and hence the reputation winch llis concern Ms
niwNys enjoyed. r- BEN. tie lr IN the wnri
-icnirf tueidula cnfrel out and improved
apparatus tor taking aguerreype Anh,Irc' ordered 10y II
.ceatiic gentleman IL Edinburgh from tie establishment "l
Prof. ruhe II rr superior 10 any nS'Finei ever before
manufactured BAY state i,ei"cin'
rum., Premium an, German Apparatus. ANA Instruction
pl,. a., a.. 90 rt in,,c,i .n.s uilJ lnl+
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
brighten Cattle Market. .,Ir

Brig iiiau Cattle MGrEes.... JUNE q.
" market so Beef ,nlie. . pairs Working Oxen. j.
Sheep ant i.nui's. uIjd 90 SWINE.
PricEs-lyrFt t'ArTLE-ih ces obtained ln week weT
no, sustained \ few ciuce Cnite bought Saluiuy.
s55J cquvtc to-day Tor s. 2in - 81: tr.t Gualiy
"A stn 50 L; second quality 81 J0o u 5 inTd quulhy 81
- 40
WoRK<G oxEN--We notced sales at $50, stS. so, So.
-mrlr lot Of ants %; old sheep 30 IS; lot not
shca5ci ! -.
Dedtc - Tor Soiys and o.. FOR Bafrows. it retail from
to Ots g.
philadelphia Cattle NfariSe: JUNE :.
REFvrs-2ls ot-red 03 oi which Pennsylvania. and
tine bn lHncc i.u HSrlei. $50
the butchers 81 30 pU lbs on Monday. and on
"Wednesday > 50 II g. Extra IA Gail sold.
Cows ASD CALvEs-250 q make snes ai s3l S'-eXtf'
sold ut - 3D. SpunccrS Sil -cytra 20 - 5C Dty Cows
ga II; Extra l3 H. CHlvcsnes at - 31V live weight
an the Delaware. 90 a5ti per ib.
iIOGs5iU nieed250 Went 10 the NcH 0rk market. ail
soit tn butcher. at |. 1 =. c-cxirl - 80 81 81.
Hrgr ASp LAMBsSi0 ofered-se!es ut 81 20 25cX,fa
10.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

~ DR.. Phinncy's Family Pills constantly
or sale by A. H. & D. SANDS. - Fulton street, 2.5 ioad-
way, and ~ East Broadway. leo ra
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

Total Live. Insured. .. 3 %
il I'm

~ Temperance ;..:.s,.. n Eeseyt-ee' near t..
N,,pr ou,r.-i .. y Cos. Ia. taken ti, delightful ,ua
ton and ufs her friends aud the pubic a;.-
vnnra.e, the most reasonable terms
The house neat aud newly iun,'s-the situation a.ry.
ulsisani an t. bu. i'i e >t.inJ"at srihe
pure vegetable d-i tor pr Who prefer twaGia Gi cold
baths tree. "y-u
Cs- rt;c Books oi :,scitp'io' othe Capital
Stock c;ta New or, and Er Killur, Co ofcu
the, ic,. oi the Cuaany NJ - Wastr-ej tet,eeu trs
n"urs 10 rEiJ. .:N. ". GUU I'D. >ecfeli'y.
Ncw-l ors Apnl 2i'h. isii 40
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

II-ANTEi-Iaa fashionable 'fs'lo'r; E'as'llnea'. an
w r,cer.nc.tl SaL,iun UfrGc-,anlS.. 'ssresces ~
% ,s9ac.ty. Sc required. Adlie> ~ H. iabGDe oiaee
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

THURSDAY !. ".
There was quite a tumble in Stocks to-day at The
First Bo but ut tee Second Bourd there was much betiei
feeling and prices rallied.
Tie following IRE the sales of Stocks at The Bro
kers Board in o.:on 1uc,day :2OI tes. Ii. l0.-
IS shares Western L. 5 ae b3O. 7os25 Portland, Ports.
mouth * r. ,w. &1a-2i1 Reading f. 2S s-jC do t3i.
l5s-lei do, 80 25lOO b30 29-2i b3J, 2js9 East !os
| I'm n l2-.-.fl Nnr 4, Wuf. .2l 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
SECOND BOARD.
p,..ic stock r:schnnsc, June &.
THURSDAY =. ".

p shares Nor & !Vorb @ 70 Nor & Wof.........t4 %
- dD.............. 6Sl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

BOiRDiNG-Gcnefaen and Their Wi:c, cal Be acconn.
uoinad wth font aud bsrA paors ,.coi story at ho
ru.on AS single gentlemen can ." accnmnl'-
ted Wih sa,ant aut board. Rsiegcaec' eNeSlEe
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

BOARD vANTIDIN BRo"ELYN.-1'~'' .ins!s, sen-
.stefsn ea- = bvari y, g,'a'f iNs n ir- 4
IN Ihe fan; nl,y lie ,ueetbie ,ni Inc ca'n 'eisrnt
Anote ar-.,.i t, t. K - rear So y Naiiuk Mhete
when reiecace, BE eAcrGnsed. WI. le 3uie'y a.
....tA L..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

\ new counterfeit II III circulation. ruriOrtlng I"
be So the Bank Ji Rochester and couaerigned t
the Comptroller but very coar>ey executed payable I" !
Lewis dated 23l April, lsi with red nk letter d. No 74,
.ned .lenry W DAVIS. Cashier. seymour President and
counersicued VI iia,broucs. The public cauone!
against them.
.rnn inllnMinn nrc tie rcoeps on the We,lrrI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

DOARDlN THE cot NTRN-In the p.ea,an; NiisG:Sf
ID Orange J. twelve mile. from New YORK. near 10 No
nefH Spuus. stlufin: tc Ep >cpal h'f4 ana w @ .'
nrca- .iciu,y ut We. kept srhoos ana .vv'i ciuIytS
dllreni denominations Apay - the penr> % VI Di
GGu. tlifg application r3ue. 81 mad IeirttH cNhh.rI'
rhe Mnrrsuwn direct iiom Ie.>ej O. - V@nss
- 9 Y. l-.,,N. y ~. .a-.L
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

,,,O JOURNrYMEN SHOEMAKER S.-lFaa'ld. fIs.
= '- SMITH X it.tRIS HORNE.
-; ~ fulton strg1f. Boo syu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

Nscen. fnay rrccryo Information m ineir>; 10 ha IA isn
nrt'erS by leaving h. address 5Y applying peSin u
'- Consulate Of g. u th- Hlns al Sweden and Norway n
Nsw- YORK - Broad street.
Persons acaaIriszl y.;h the in' Sidue shove described Will
M e hiin anil ms Teiatyc ~ x,y.s .uch rfEi. .h3ut
-, -.-r Inrh IN Discovery. = ek&5.UlN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

,-ASTERN siIOE>-The subscribers have eIn hard a,.s
r. >un IL of Eastern Boot. and shoes oi .icA are lar
the Ne plgs uitn'' French thug i"f SUE n
tfee store: block. III Fulton e; AZ !, a See Aat
80 100 tuton street. Bros klyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

~ ,iy .,ciu n aunu 10 attnding - Nill st'"i y
ui. iicn ihi, Cry Na,, ,s appy who ean5oi eae We
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

Il SOUTH CARoLINA-AiI South Carolina is no;
|br ann"xa;ion. The Columbia Chronicle, az
Influential paper at the seat of Government, and
|he Cheraw Gazette, journal devoted in ether
bsOects to Mr.. Calhoun, dcnounccs 1t carnestiy.
Besides ether objections, they urge that union
|kih Texas would drain South Carolina OF her
hs citlzeus and much capital, leaving the r.
nander To be more taxed to pay the public Debt
|H the State and support the Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

4 Tea, II rellsret Apps = .. H'oai''sS, -
I5OAKD WANTED. in Eass bfo-tFsS c' sicnry-'''ee,.
tcf,,e. NEA,r ani kutser-siftels. 90 are -j c"G
,o,7g house where there ae ie', O." hl ',zHt M 'l ke
,..iual sHi a,s We " '..ii c Iie' = -,, ~ I'm I'm
.,ry -,rt 5a,,, with l-,iro. art pfrtre, rtl''nins
,i 5e required. AlGdrrss :. B. I. BOX 0!9' faiA f.se
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
; .-''.l1., ~ NiN ii\RnlNG.

FKIN IDI
The above nauA Crivin i.l!Ing personally appeat, b.
az hfpl ,i,-rf h.,t COLLINS DARLING, justice,
n hereby ce-,,y The above ;'euie" oiu
r-r slnfdn. and the wonderful effect n your "a
,,.pgF.a. frequently h' soes dressed n'id h
w. ~ THEOPiiii.US CROWELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-23
Price Two Cents.
CITY Intelligence

Lower Police Ohico-MAY 22-ARREsr or MADAME
RrsrlLL on An OLD cHARoE.-The Grand Jury having
found an indictment for misdemesnor against Natsma
Reste the evidence Of the lying girl Munson taken
by the Coroner the house Of Mrs brd-a bench war
rant issued yesterday from the Court OF Sessions.
which served by officer Stephens and ran IN he sum
OF $4,000 taken by the Recorder for her appearances 10
the charge This is the came Off nc. Tor which ors
Bird was also arrested and held to bail to answer
TorcHrso REvvkp-A lumber merchsnt named Henry
w. Hunt, Of owego, Was induced on Ihe'osy eve ing
to enter the house OF wretch named Ann oy, IN An
thony street door below Church, who're he was re-
eved OF 2it in specie and bai notes Oihcer Bow! Or
arrested The woman ana committed her 10 pi'on b ne
OF the money recovered The testimony OF alf HUpt
will be taken before Of our Judges under the new
and the thieves that niet this panel house may tie
compelled TO serve apprenticeship III the ron Mines
lias Sing Sing, as warning 10 Others OF their clsss
EAST CHESTER BvpGLAH.-A few nights since the house
of Frederick Rich at East Chester entered by
burglar end an elegant on saned nj 500 stolen rom
he premses On Tuesday night interchangeable Joseph.
of the ath Ward arrested rogue named Rufus Miller, on
suspicion OF committing the offence ind found portion
OF this stolen goods in his possession.
No soosER lS.-It has long been our opinon
that the City Prison, and the FenientsTy ia part iculsr
nursery for thievesns daily transactions at tho
police Offices Clearly indicuto young named John
Graves who but day OF two since az discharged from
Blsckwells Island arrested Tuesday evening in
the act of stealing piece OF apscca worth $40 nom
Brsdner Co of l6 Pearl street Locked up, and will be
sent back for six months.
COrOner's Cfice,-KuIxp ny AZ oMSInrs I he
coroner held invesga tion yesterday into the
OF the death OF the little girl May Scuen, OF 10 Eleventh
street. who killed by an omnibus passing over her
body Greenwich avenue, on Tussdsy afternoon. he
driver Of the omnibus present at the inquest and sta
ted the, the time the child over his son ion
diverted by boys near ly, who had taken up
sond TO throw at the stage in which several
passengers and this statement as Confirmed by several
witnesses TIE jury returned verdict that the deceased
to her death by injury accidentally received ty
a stage passing over her.
The coroner also held inquests the body of man
named Frederick James yer formerly inmate OF Belle
we, who died nj IS Mott street
Also the body OF an unknown man, found at the foot
Of Goth street who last alive OF inox.
ication AT the loot OF 18th sree whore he had been ut
work.
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Ta!mudge and Aldermen Miller


JAMES r. WHITING, Esq, District Attorney.
MAY 22-7hial POsipontd-The triBl Of Mr. william r.
Prince, indicted for .e on Mr.. Gabriel Winter pub
shed 10 handful In December last also In the Evening
Taller, was, on motion OF his counsel, M.isrs David
Graham and H. NJ Western, postponed till the frat Tues
day OF the June term.
Plea Of Gndiy-John Mcdonald indicted for burglary
in the Id degree in breaking into the took oil Mr.
Edmund Baldwin, on the night of the 18th Of March lst
and stealing number Of groce Of steel pens pleaded
guilty to the charge He sentenced to the State Pi
son for two years
Trial for Recering Stolen 6oods-frejerick kTewo(
and Christian Kewo OF No $50 Church put
on trial indicted for receiving stolen goods knowing them
Ohave been steen six silk Cravots stolen from Ar. John
Darngs store, No Nassau street; also - ats and
scarfs, stolen from Mr. Smith Harriott 3is Broadway.
Officers Bowyer and McCira,h found part OF the pro-
perry in the possession Of the prisoners at their store
Church street
number OF Witnesses called 10 prove good cl
racter they were highly respectable persons.
The Jury found the accused not guilty. They
defended by Mr. Russell
Bat Fo f,ited Il he rocognrsnces Of samuel Broad,
indicted Tor illegally voting the 9th CT April in the
lih ward at the last Charter Election Of Sas Easta
brook for obtaining money by false tokens 10 Wit is
suing paper termed the Tn. expected Letter" and
marking coming through the Post Office ard John
Murray, Charles Glaenzer, and william Baker for
petit larceny, in stealing $40 from Messs Cornish Co.,
oil forfeited Of the parties appeared hen
called TO trial also those of Catherine Brennan
and Ann Allison indicted for grand la ceny and Lemu-
uel II. Horn for petit larceny
Adjourned to Thursday, at II o'clock.
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BAD AFrAIR.-A Wolf in Sleeps Clothing The
Rev, Mr.. Ralnc, primitive Methodist minister,
Ell Englishman BY hfth who has been settled for year
or two over a small congregation 10 this city, and has
been considered very exemplary man, has just been
tIcd by committee Of his brethron aud convicted Of
gross misconduct which he confessed. aud immedia'e
after fled from the city His crimes involve one certainly
and without doubt Two females in lasting disgrace The
girls were donesics in his family for he has wife and
several children In the city There are various IA.
mors ahoa in respect to The afar which il IL
sary 10 repeat he wretch has been preaching since
last August the probable OF his Of
crime IN this city Que report says he has gon. West
ward and another that he has returned to England He
has been expelled from the Ministry aud the Church.
Mr. ane has also been believer in the doctrine oc ail
erism.--Ntw Uartn Palladium.
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To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pnn,
shed every day Of the year except New Years day ana
Fourth Of July Price cents per copy-or 81 10 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance:
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every SATURDAY
monng-price 81 cents per copy or $s II per annum-
hostages paid, cash in q vance .
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation o!
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper IN this city
OF the s0ord aud therefore, the best channel for business
vance
PRINTING of all kinds executed a. the most moderate
Price and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
fRoYRETon OF THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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Supreme Court.

MAY 2l-The Court was crowded at an early hour and
long before the opening Of the Court
number OF anxious TO gain adntance blocked
the passage leading thereto
Mr. CowpRy continued his argument the part Of the
Corporation and cited authorities support of position
He contended that If the settled Law relation the
Charter of the City, reversed, would lead
less litigation.
When he had concluded
Mr. EMMETT applied for leave to postpone the unit
morning with view TO enable him to prepare himself
he did not expect he would have had address
the Court until Monday. Mir. Webster also would take
as an accommodation he lsbored under slight attack
oil headache The question was mainly confined 10 tn,
consitutonaty of the Law and every point turned on
that
The CounT replied they would wish to hear Mr. Emmei
on the custom OF the consu,onality to-day, while be
could at the same time reserve his light TO speak the
general questions. Mr. Emmett hereupon addressed til,
Court in able and forcible line oil argument hch
seemed TO have much weight He blew up the present
system under the Charter and pronounced it ega show
ing that the very office OF Street Commissioner
pointme under the Charter recognised by the law
the State The Court ad ourned over.
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