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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-01
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-01

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by Martha cpniin. and hsye fall kno@ied2s o.
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rALi. AND WINTER GOODS.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-01

Martha Conlln has llveSn my family the iisl
"a vearr, AID lhera5g csrtiiY that the iOEesoIe
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-01

know Martha Ceulin, and believe What she
states IA tale document 20 BE- perfectly rue
JOHN POWER,
Viclr Geperai a Nso York.,
Rector II Il Peters Church.
Given al New YUrk thIHl4th day OF DcceasUcf,
The New York herald., 1844-12-05
Washington.
Correspondence oi the Herald.


WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 2, 1874.
Apology for Captain Netcton--Mighty Difference
be,ceen Negligence and Neglect of Duty.
take the liberty to address you for the purpose
and with the hope Of correcting an erroneous i'm
preston which a remark made by your corres-
pondent of Nov 29.h is calculated to produce. In
letter oi that date he says, with reference to the
the case of Captain Newton, cit is perhaps not
known to these writers that the Court Martial found
him guilty ol all the charges alleged against him,
and still the sentence was suspension but for two
years ony;" and he further goes on to say that
there "was sad neglect of duty made fully evident
in this investigation" Now, sir, whatever may
have been the object of the writer the effect OF his
letter is really injurious, and TO whose conduct
the occasion alluded to, so far as the world
have judged, was and is without reproach. Capt.
Newton had but one charge preferred against him,
and that charge was negligence. A term as CON-
prehenslve as the element upon which his vessel
floated. 1t might mean any thing, every thing, or
nothing.
On this charge he was found guilty, and that the
charge Of itself was Of light and tnflng charac-
ter is appare Mt from its very wording Had it been
a charge. for ''neglect Of duty" the case would
at once have been so serious as to lead the public
10 the conclusion that he had greatly erred. But
such charge, nor one OF a strictly military
character was preferred at all, beg leave TO ask
you, in common justice, to give this statement an
insertion, that the wrong already inflicted may be
as partial as possible in its effects.
CINCrNNATUs
The New York herald., 1844-12-05
Common PIeas.
Before Judge Ulshoeffer.

Before Judge Ushoefer.
DEc. 4-James Murphy VS.. Elias .8tdichIn this case,
reported in yesterdays Herald, the jury rendered
dict for defendant.
William Y. Burren Va. Lucts 8. Comstock This was
action OF trepass brought damages alleged
to have been sustained by plaintiff II appeared that The
plaintiff in this suit Is own,r OF drug mnnuaccry, and
as such, compounded medicines, among which were
tain medicines called " Hays Lininent" which he CON-
pounded and prepared according to the general receipt
for the and which medicine said plaintiff sold and
vended in the city o Buffalo through agent he had
there that said defendant also manufacturer OF
drugs and also compounded and vended medicines the
same description those prepared by plaintiff that In
order njlre said plaintiff he caused to be published in
the Daiiy Buffalo Sentinel OF the 5h OF May 1870 Be-
ware Of thief" personally alludng to plaintiff 1t
put Iin for defence rhst the recipe was the invention
Of celebrated medical practitioner, at whose death
il had been demsed to the person from whom
1t was bought by defendant That there Is a gene.
raj understanding among druggists that any article
got up by druggist and circulated at his expense
another Druggist inereres WITH and that paiatf
had in the present suit appropriated his recipe without
his consentthat under these circumstances the alleged
libel uttered-that charging man with that which
not property cannot constitute either felony larceny
and that the words which the present suit insi
tu,ed, were beware OF a thiefs The name OF Hayes
Lnimcnt has been stolen which could not constitute
libel Adjourned until this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1844-12-05
Marine Court.
Before Judge Randall.


Dsc. 4-John ID. Hcime jacob Roriey and Joseph
Hnman This was action OF trespass brought 10 re.
cover damages for having fraudulently taken away
two horse wagon belonging to plaintiff II appeared that
one Of the defendants had claim against plaintiff to the
amount Of $l3 for which said wagon was given ps col
lateral security but although psint had repeatedly Of
iered to pay said sum, yet the wagon was not forth
was put in for defence that sad wagon had been dc.
vsfcd TO defendants In lieu Of the sum advance That
Rowley had nothing to do with the matter That the
plaintiff had sued HIM before but that dendont had OBJ
ainci verdict In his favor and that they were sued
e. joint tfcspassers they ought to be held liable Yer.
dict this forenoon. Nash and Manchester for plaintiff
William Wordsworth, for defendant
The New York herald., 1844-12-05
Staten Island.
Correspondence Of the Herald)

RICHMOND, Wednesday, Dec 4, 1874.
The Court Of Oyer and Terminer now sitting
here, is still struggling away at the labor Of getting
a jury. Ii has been long and irksome undera-
king;and sosowly diu II proceed at the commence
ment, that large number, well informed on the
matter, concluded that no jury could be procured
However probable this conjecture seemed, it is
since yesterday morning unlenabe; tor at that
date less than eleven out of twelve Jurors were
empannelled. To add the twelfth to the number
new levies have been summoned at no slight per-
vice, for there is strong aversion prevailing
all over the Island against being Of the jury land
every ingenious method is taken to keep out OF the
war Indeed this is not to be wondered at for from
every appearance, the proceedings on the trial will
continue a couple Of weeks--a formidable period
TO be subjected to the discipline and restraints put
upon the twelve. Yesterday and to-day have been
spent in getting the last Juror; but from all the OBJ
staces and delays which present themselves, one
is inclined TO disbelieve the proverb-'that the first
step is the greatest diffculty"-so, judging from
present proceedings, it is not too much TO say, in
regard to the pending case here, that the last step
is the most difficult.
The Court is now in recess, awaiting the arrival
of the Jurors summoned, and will 81: at 3 O'Clock
to day. There remain but three out OF the prison.
ers swenty peremptofy challenges so that by obtain
ing four .good men and true the jury is procured,
the Sheriff saved whole mountain OF trouble land
opposing counsel charged with el0quence for the
opening address and reply. Should The trial COM
mence this evening, there will be an accurate re.
port forwarded by the first conveyance, but if il
does not, there will be nothing worthy Of commu-
nlcating for another day.
The New York herald., 1844-12-05
General Sessions
General Sessions.
Before the Recorder and Alderman schieelin and Sea-


MATHEW c. Paterson, District Attorney.
DEc. 4I1ai for Assault aud Battery Charles q. Dom
nohue tried and convicted OF assault and battery
upon Peter Vanfenhoo police officer OF the 10th Ward,
on the night Of the 2ls OF August last The officer
endeavorng to enter dance house in Anthony street.
when he was prevented by the prisoner. Sentence de-
ferred
Forfeited Recognisances.-The following persons fail.
ing 10 appear their recognizances forfeited WIN.
L Marshall for grand larceny Leonard Howse, obtain
ing money by false petcnces and number Of other per-
sons for assault and battery.
The Court adjourned at o'clock till to-day at II o'clock.
The New York herald., 1844-12-05
Sporting Intelligence

THURSDAY, Nov. 2i, 1874 Jockey Club Purse
$500. entrance $50, added, value $500-two mile
heats.
Col George Ellott's ch. f. Tarantua, by imp.
Belshazzar, dam by Stockholder, y o.. -. 1
Col. A. l.. Bingaman's ch. ( Jeennettenu, by imp.
Levathan, out Of the dam OF Eliza Bailey, by
Stakeholder, y. o...... 2
PA.Cock's ch. c. Native, cut OF Ann Beauchamp,
- 70. .....;....:: 49,. D
W.. Minors ch. + Magnolia, by imp. Glencoe,
out OF imp. Myrtle, y. o..... ...:. 4 dis.
Time, 4:03- 4:6l--4:O6t Track muddy.
deabas valued at S3O0-with $500 added by the Club
entrance $3.50, added-three mile heats.
VIM. J. Miners CHI m Norma, by Longwaist, out
Of imp. Novelty, by Blackjack, 5y. o.. /
A. L. Bingcmon's ch. c. Fretillon, by Capt Nc
HEATH out Of Fanny Wright, by Bertrand, ~ o. 2ds
Time, 60-sscond heat no time Kept.
SATURDAY, Nov PA sweepstakes for COTS and fllies
years old-subscrptions $780, forfeit $l0O-me heats
VIM J. Minors gr. Javelin own brother to Dart,
D. +. Kenner's b. f. own sister TO- Giantess IPeytos
mas dam )....".
COL Geo. Elliott's gr. c. Geo. M. Dallas, own broth
er to Sarah Bladen,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT So .
A. L. Bingaman's b f. by imp. Leviahan out Of
Chuckfahitla pd It
NJ, McNulty'sb b. T. St. Francis, by imp Doncaster,
Time-i:Sis l:ssi 1874.
SAME DAY.-Jockey Club Purse $500 Entrance $50,
added-yalue $350-mile heats-best in 5.
D. +. Kenners gr. m. Music, by imp. Philip, out Of
Piono by Bertrand y. o. (Chsel'em:). $780,.
VIM. J. Minors b. &. Senator, Qate Rothschild) by
imp. Zinganee dam by Tiger, 4 y. o............ 2
Col. Bngam ms ch. g. st. Joseph, by st. Pa
trick, dam by Sea Serpent, y. o. ....;"..... 8 8
The stables Of Col Bngaman, Capt. Minor, end Mr..
Cock, have already arrived and at the Eclipse
Course Blue Dick and Midas upon the Yazoo, and
were hourly expected
The New York herald., 1844-12-05
Important from Chinn-The American
Treaty with the CelestiaIs.

Treaty with the CelestiaIs.
The Sappho, Captain Crocker, arrived at bos-
ton on the Sd inst, with advices from Macao to
the 4lh of August. Our previous dates were 10
the lst of that month.
The S. has brought home dispatches for our SO.
vernmcnt from Mr. Gushing. among which Is the
treaty that he has concluded with China-thus
confirming all that we have published on the sub
ject.
It is stated that Mr.. Cushing was at Macao when
the s. left, and would sail in the U. S. brig Perry
for Mazatlan, on his way homeward, on the 18th
of August. Mr.. c., and the gentlemen attached
to the embassy were well.
Captain Crocker reports, that the Convoy, Capt.
Towne, Of Boston, which had sailed from Macao
piratical Chinese junk, which Captain Towne sue
ceeded in capturing, and had taken his prize to
Hong Kong.
The U. S. ships Brandywine, Com. Parker, for
West Coast of America, December 1; St. Louis,
Captain Tilton, to sail on cruise September !;
and brig Perry, Capt Keith, to sail on cruise
August Is, were at Macao on the 4.h Of August.
VERY LATE FROM THE WEST INDIES We have
received by the Falcon, Captain Pitt. the Bermu-
da Herald and Royal GaSstte, to the 2lst ult incu-
slve They contain news from the different West
Iudian Isles to the 9Th.
In Bermuda nothing Of Importance has trans
pired.
The steamer Acteon, one Of the West India
mail line, before mentioned, is total loss TO the
company Of 100000. Such an unfortunate COM
pany as this one has been was never known.
We understand that it is not unlikely that the
Governors OF several OF the Sister Colonies will
shortly pay visit to this island, for the principal
purpose, il is reported. of consulting with his Ex
cellency the Earl OF Egln, upon the subject of es
tablshing penal settlement tor the whole OF the
colonies We shall be happy TO learn that the
proposed meeting, and more especially that the
important object connected with it, is in fair way
of being realized
The Tobago Chronicle Of the oath ultimo states
that ga disease unknown for many years in this
island, we regret to say, has made its appearance
on an estate in the vicinity OF the town, and, by
all accounts has, in two cases, proved fatal"
The most prominent intelligence from Trinidad
is the death of the Catholic Bishop of DR.. Olym-
pas, Mcdonnell, who expired at Port OF Spain on
the 26Ih ultimo, after short illness. His Lord
ship was universally respected and beloved
throughout his Catholic diocese, and the numer-
attendants at his funeral, of all creeds showed
how deservedIy the late Bishops charitable dspo-
stion had endeared him TO all classes.
4 There has been serious riot at Castres (Bar-
badOes) between the blacks and whites. The wo-
men were removed to the shipping at st. Lucia
Several stores were broken open by the mob; and
to quell the affair the authorities gave in to the
rioters.
The New York herald., 1844-12-05

NAVAL The u. S. frigate Potomac, Captain
Gwynn, dropped down to Hampton Roads yester-
day. The Potomac learn, is to sail on Wednesday.
The Hon. VIM. Crump, Of Virginia, Charge d'AE
fairs to Chill, and his Richard Crump, his private
Secretary, and the Hon. J. II Bryan, Of Ohio u. 8.
Charge dAfaires to Peru. and his Richard Bryan,
his private Secretary go out passengers in the Peo
mac The Mexican steamer Mcntezuma arrived here on
Saturday last from New York-No,foK Herald Dec ,.
The New York herald., 1844-12-05

OPENING OF THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENr.-Hs
Excellency the Governor General, will, we are
infJrmed at three O'Clock this afternoon proceed to the
Chamber Of the legislative Council and (provded the
Speaker Of the House OF Assembly has been chosen) ha
wing commanded the attendance Of the Canadian Com
MONS will open the present parliament by an address
from the throne to both branches Of the Legislature The
House Of Assembly will meet we understand, at ten
o'clock in the morning, and Immediately proceed
cordance with the requirements Of the Union Act the
election of Speaker. Formerly, the consent OF the
Crown to the choice of the House Of Assembly here
in England, necessary before the gentleman chosen
could the chair Of the House but by the Act Of
Union would appear that the absolute choice rests
with "the faithful commons and that the Sovereign
longer possesses the power Of obectng TO their decision
Should the debate the Speekershp be prolonged into
the afternoon II s probable the parliament will not be
formally opened until Montreal Her, Nov 2s
NAvAL-The U. s. brig Truxton, Commander
Henry Bruce, was at Porto Grand, Island Of st.
Vincent, the 25th Of September, and to sail the
next day for the Coast Of Africaecers and oil
well Passed Midshpman Moore has been transferred
from the Truxon to the u. ship Macedonian One OF
the officers, writing to the Boston Atlas rays that the
Truxton Ia fast saer and hne boat II is sad that
the sentence Of the Naval General Court Martial
y convened at Washington in the OF John Farron
Jr, Chief Engineer Of the U. steamer Missouri Ia
pension for year and that has been approved by
the President II IL further stated that Capt Newton OF
the Missouri was found guilty Of all the charges brought
against him.
The New York herald., 1844-12-05
Common Council.

JoINr MEETINo.--The Boards OF Aldermen and Assist
ants met in JOINT meeting last evening at o'clock
The Engineers monthly reports were received and sp
propriately referred
Dispensing ,cithJoint Meetings DRAKE, Of the 6th,
offered the following
Resolpd That the joint meetings be dispensed with in
future unless specially called by the PRESIDENT Adopted
unanimously
Removals. and Appoinme ems-Asst. Aid JOHNSON offered
resolution removing Morgan L. Mott, Deputy Keeper
Blackwell's Island from Office.
Aid SEAMAN hoped the resolution would not be adopted
he has known Mr. Mott from boy hood and heard
anything against him.
Aid. EMm.Ns supposed the reason worthy officer
removed was, thath voted for Polk and Daas-he had
heard SO.
Asst Aid JOHNSON nominated Peter Squres to the Office,
and he chosen by ballot-Squires H. Mott blank 3
Alderman CozzENs offered q resolution removing
Charles Hicks, Assistant Captain OF the ls District
Watch.
Alderman HAsBRoucK asked for the reasons.
Alderman DRAKE said member had right to ask for
reasons
Alderman HAsHRoucK-W What not members Of this
Board who in the minority, to be permitted to inquire
Alderman DRAKEYes but the majority are not obliged
to give them.
Alderman HAsBRoUcK-No, il any member In 20 hog.
gshly selfish az TO refuse. Langhtert ~
The resolution then adopted
Archibald G. Cochran then appointed in place Of
Hicks.
James Davis appointed Assistant Captain Of the
First District Watch, vice David Demarest removed.
Edward B. Tuttle and Geo Belts were then appointed
Deputy Collectors Of Assessments.
Report from the Fire and Water Committee confirm
ing sundry expusions from the Fire Department,
ceived and accepted.
At eight o'clock the Board djourned
The New York herald., 1844-12-05

RELIGION IN CANADA.-The elevation Of Mon
seigneu' Signy, Roman Catholic Bishop Of Que.
Roman Catholic Cathedral yesterday amer High Mass
He was invested at the same time with the Paum. the
usual Of the dignity by the bishops Of Montreal
and sydime The Rev. Mr.. Quibilier, superior Of the
Montreal Seminary. and number of clergymen from
different parts Of the Province attended the occasion
Gax., Nov 10.
The New York herald., 1844-12-05
Court CaIendnr-Th,s nav.

CoMMov PLrAs-ll, 2s, s5 81, 49, 9, 26 I09 a. II, IS
80, Z, 20. 40, LOG, 8, 81.
svrrRoa CoURr-i5. n, IS, &c. a., "a, a. 20, ~, 40,
so, 5 5l %, o. 30, o. a. So 90 60 6 Ca g. 81 65 &c.
The New York herald., 1844-12-05

NAVIGATION, &c.-Lake Champlain is closed
The steamboat Whitehall, left for Burlington on
Wednesday for the last time this The Whitehall
Chronicle says, the canal is also closed the last boat
came in on Wednesday -
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser Of Friday says =
The steamboat Constitution came in Thursday and
reports several sail vesses bound down the weather has
somewhat moderated and should IL so continue we are
informed that the steamer United States and the Ben
Franklin will both make further trips up the Lake.
The canal boat b. Campbell cleared on Thursday for
Lockpor with the intention Of going Rochester should
the ice permit No boats have arrived for days be-
yond TonaWanda.
The New York herald., 1844-12-05

PRoaREss OF THE FINE ARTs.-Tuition on the
Piano Is advertised In the newspaper printed at the Sand
wich Islands,
The New York herald., 1844-12-05
SHOCKING MuRDERs Van Buren, Arkan

SHOCKING MURDERs-The Van Buren, Arkan
sas, Intelligencer, informs that some outrageou
ders Gently committed at Evansville by Ellis
West and Jim Dsnels, Cherckees, upon two unofending
Indians Of the tribe The circumstances are as
lows The two Indians were quietly sitting in a Mr.
Hs grocery, and West and Daniels riding by saw thcm
dismonted drew their knives and without provocation
not word being spoken, nhumanly buchered them
West will be recollected, driven from the nation
by fear Of punishment for having participated in the
der Of Isaac Bushyhead, some months since.
A COINCIDENCE. Polk gets precisely
the number OF electoral votes cast for Mr. Van Burcn
ls36-i70 This happens under the apportionmcnt
and under the changes OF front in the several States
albany .qrgis, Dec g.
The New York herald., 1844-12-05

REDUCTION or PosTAeE.-Thc New Hampshire
House OF Representatives have adopted, without a
dissenting voice, resolution requesting their representa-
ves in Congress- and nstructing their Senator's to
their exerons to reduce the present exorbtan rates Of
POSTAGE
The New York herald., 1844-12-05

NEW STEAMBOAT LINE FOR BALTIMORE
VA pyE4wAnE Az APPS AMP %CHEsAPEAKE Canal -,
FARE REDUCED To ONE DOLLAR & FIFTY CTS.
ASp@H IaN The only real Opposition Line between
GyzEnM3s philadelphia and Baltimore, leaves the first
S.-@&. Per below Chssnut street every morning. Tex
sspt sYaasy halfpast7 o'clock per the splendid
thence miles through the Canal Chesapeake City, in first
pe Packet Boat, and thence by the
Steamer OSIRIS, Capt j. ID. Turner.
MARYLAND, Capt L. q. Taylor.
And arrive at Baltimore early the same morning.
The public assured that Notwithstanding the false reports
in ccuaton Of this line having stopped is and will be
spss to The only chaqgs that has been made is
Look for imposition. The Pioneer Line" is run by
the Railroad Company Agent for the purpose Of putting
down the regular opposition. If you wish keep the fare
dpced from 81 si5O by the steamer Portsmouth, and
other The accommodations by this Line warranted be
equal 10 any the river.
Passengers Newcastle and Salem will take this Line from
''"S' ''' '1 MSkRIs uGKMAN. s Agent, ITO
JAMES HAND, 30 South wharvAs
BThere Daily Lines OF Stages between Balti-
and Washington City fare Of 81 So making the
whole fare from Philadelphia Washington City, by this
route only So. MIC 2w* IN
The New York herald., 1844-12-05
NEW YORK AND HA LEM RAILROAD
COMPANY.
%R e4o2 J


WINTEK ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after October 23 the will Is follows
Leaving City HILL ior Harlem, t25h ST. Mor.ania Ford
TacLahoe Has Corners and White Plains. $50 A. NJ. 1850
A. M, iP M aud $50 = N; Leave: Wiams' Bridge for
TSekAs9s M fer Cry y!l Hs b. ~ An iis3 az Pm,
l9 M. 4P NJ Freight train. win leave City Hall at
,4A5 NJ: Leave White Plains at 9 A. M
G Hall 3 a The hs corner Of b9we. Gar
ten minutes before the time OF starting from the City Hail.
and will take up passengers along the line: . . =,
Extra Harlem and Morsania Trains for MosaAa and in
termediae places,
Leave City Hall FOR Harlem and Morrisiania,7 A. M A.
,loA NJ, 2P. NJ, 4s0P. M. Leave Morris for City
Hail. IA M, 10 A. NJ, Y A. NJ. 3P NJ, 5.3oP M.
mis- am.nc w. 8. CARMAN. Secretary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-06
Miscellaneous,
Home Industry,
0N ANNA GREENWOOD AND THE YOUNG
MANUFACTURER.

- ANN e. PORTER.
[Concluded.l
'1"s o'rat'on's naughty bearing and fashionable
IN, To we're considered among the plain and unassum-
',"'sefs as sure evidence of an empty head and
NJ. ,"' Theirs was hasty judgment. Dioge-
,n,!' D'' 'uo had prouder heart than Solomon in
nho s'O'y' The village damsel tripping to church
M, h '"iy hnery may have more vanity than the
,DS WI" duchess when she arrays herself in velvet
MO-. ""ne' or binds her brow with tiara of dia-
., w., ihey may both lose sight of the great OBJ
h. r or each in her different spleen may fulfil
wall "" aes''ny of immortal beings. The one may
nha a the high and noble of this world like star
Oho, ~, armament, shining to its Makers praisethe
in N. "v the modest lily may breathe lis perfumes
The w.s 'ey' and tell in language no less ineligible
mos, ,a uO'n Of God And yet wealth has perhaps the
est sno" po'iOns' To sratton it had been his great-
"y' The only son of millionaire, he had