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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

FALLING OF A WAREHOUSE. alarm
was felt about eleven o'clock yesterday morning,
in the neghborhood Of Water and Arch streets by the
falling OF portion Of the interior Of the large building
No 81 North Water street. occupied by James ~ Bolton,
and used principally for storing grain number of men
were employed carrying grain into the third story OF the
building when the jots of the nsor gave way, preopi
,ang some bushels Of grain into the story below,
also filed with grain the combined weight Of which car
red away this nosr and the floor beneath down to the
cellar At the time Of the occurrence one Of the men
was in the room and preciptated with the Of
falling grain and rubbish into the cellar and singular to
relate escaped unhurt negro, in his flight, jumped
out OF the third story window, and alghted some
boards in the yard lie received no injury with the
cepon Of slight Commissions Most OF the men at
They all very fortunately escaped without scratch.
Philadelphia Chronicle, Nays
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Court Of Common Pleas.
before Judge Ineraham.

MAY 3-Ifumphrey Hunt Us. Christopher Cdsady-This
action Of replevm. person named Johnson, in
plaintiffs creditors, obtained judgement in the Marine
Court against Johnson upon which he issned an eNecu'
ton and levied the goods The plaintiff repleyine
and the action brought to test the validity OF the re
pevn. The principal ground Of defence was The mscon
cepon OF the form Of action After the planh had cs'
amine his witnesses the defendant moved for non SUI,
which denied No witnesses were called Tor the de-
fence and the Court directed the jury find verdict for
the plaintiff Verdict $50, accordingly, .
Messrs snaen and De Witt for plaintiff, and MIR. Bar
bour for defendant
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City Intelligence.
G,Ol.nxn n RI. n lce-MA - Ell IL. = ~

Coroner's Omce-MAy 3.-ArrLicrISc CASE op srI.
cIoE.-The Coroner held inquest yesterday on the
body OF Robert Nevin, ship carpenter of 1875 Stanton st
who had committed suicide by cutting his throat with
razor at the shpyard of Pickett Thomas in Third st
Mangum. He had recently been out Of employment
in his business but had filled the situation OF bell ringer
at Essex Market which gave him but poor subsistence
and not being able to obtain other work. he became des
pondng and downcast Yesterday morning he LEFT his
house with lad aged about nine years in his company
and after directed the boy 10 return with the follow
ing note to give to his mother =
This is to notify you that If am not home by nine
o'clock that will return sgainfor IL don't sue.
coed in getting money will be out OF the world before
noon for tired or it. SO, it, don't return
I have said would, farewell forever.
Signed "ROBERT NEVlN."
After this il appears that he went to Mr. Blyden
burgh, who owed him money but not being able
procure repaired to the shpyard before named and
cut his throat with razor, which found by his side
When discovered he wasquite dead The Coroners jury
returned verdict OF suicide from mental depression
DEATH FROM HARDNESS or HxART--An inquest was
also held the body Of who had resided at $40
Broadway, known only as Sophia" A post mortem
examination made by DR. Peters who reported to the
jury that her heart dlaed to twice its usual size
and the valves ossi6ed" She died suddenly, and
the jury rendered a verdict accordingly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

NAvAL.-The U. S. brig cambridge, Comman-
der Madison, arrived yesterday from Vera Cruz
via New Orleans, after passage of Is days
from the latter port The cambridge has been abb
sent from the United States, on a cruise in the
West Indies, about six months, during which time,
are gratifed to learn, she has not lost single
officer or man by disease or casualty, though
posed to many vcissitudes OF climate and weather.
She sailed from Vera Cruz the LIST of April, at
or near the same time with the vessel which
brought to this port the instalment of the Mexican
indemnity, being then due The following is a list
of the ofcers.-
J. Mattison commander q w. Harrison, lieutenant !;
F.. d. Winder. acting do H. White purser J. Beale,
passed assistant surgeon F. &. Stiles, acting master r.
j. D. Price, midshpman, J. T. De Haven, do; c. Danre
ter, masters mate J. NJ. Melick captains clerk; u
Atherton, purseI's stewart
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH OLEOsTATIC LAMPS.
At LIZ n1AInEN LANE AND 40 ppcA mn, .,r ~

cox beg to inform their friends and IN. nuhc
rally that tey have just received an elegant assoent Of
French and English Oeosdfic Lamps; EDgsh and Xmer;.
can Lanps also pattern Chaudeers, which for
variety and thing Of the kind
offered for aae They have also large ouq
Keeping ars!es consisting q ,irsndole: Csnd:!,bras
Lanterns Mant Clocks yiPanuery, Dixon sons Britannia
Ware Block Tin Dish Covers, Urrs &c. German Silver
cles.
NJ Constantly on hand large assortment OF Siiper
Ware Tea Sss spoons. Forks &C. &c. Of their manuac
u...
invited to call They will find their Goods low any in
the c,ty. ago zwsrc
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THE
IN VISI BIZ E

90 closely resembles the real head Of hair and
~ have the perfect and
todnay invention Of the day The great advantage this
novel and uni9ue wig j. it being made without sewing
the hair both ia ightnsss and natural as "
defy detection, It's texture bsns beautiful 90 porou
free that in all cfses Of PspiIaton syspoaon qninpeded
iu Wit and the peculiar %ethcd Of fitting the head al the
rnanufacturer A. u bhuy les Broadway or
Rtrr xtSrs ,4fffrr ap2I Inc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

Fprsurr IN THE ARKANSAS RIVER The Little
Rock Gazette of the 18th nit, states that this liver had
been rising rapidly for days and was tn hiyher
than since The great reshet OF ls33 ami lacked only about
five feet of being over it's hirhgs' hlnk4 u vas ths
rise and fears entertained lr nignt do much In
iury 10 the farmers on rs bottom LANDS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

NoRTn CAROLINA SrLvER.-We had the pleasure
yesterday of viewing large mass Of silver, with slight
admxture Of gold weighing three hundred ounces the
produce of mine in Davidson county N C., which is
now being successfully worked This is the largest mass
ever made at time in the United States and the ore
from which il is produced yields very nearly If not quite
seventy per cent OF metal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

THREE DAYS LATER FROM BRAzIL.-The Charles
Carroll, Capt. Lee, arrived yesterday from Rio,
whence she sailed on the 18th ut Capt. L. reports
no news.
The frigate Constellation, reported off this port,
was to sail in few days afterwards. She has
gone into Norfolk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

ANOTHER LARGE Gun FOR THE PRINCETON.
Josiah N. Bird of this city, has contrlved a mode
Of making large wrought guns which has received
the appreciation of Capt Stockton and gun Of the size
of the Peace Maker is TO be Immediately constructed
at the iron works of Bird Weld. At present we can
only state that the process will be commenced by placing
together in the of cylinder number OF wrought
iron of the whole proposed length Of the gun and
of proper BREADTH and four six inches In thickness
These will be held by wrought iron hoops lying
close together the whole length Of the slaves and welded
upon them Upon this Of hoops another Of larger
diameter will be laid and these welded upon the former
and additional will be put on and welded to those
on until the desired thickness shall he obtain
ed The rim of the hoops will be about six inches wide,
and they will be laid that the middle of the rims in
OF hoops will the joints between those Of the
next smaller The sides OF the hoops will be care
fully turned smooth before they laid The rims
of the hoops will be thicker at the ends than in the mid.
de that when after being put in heated state the
hoops cool and contract they will bind those under them
only upon the slaves but to each other and thus
resistance in both directions to the explosive force
Of the powder The proposed advantage of this mode Of
construction is that the welding OF small pieces Of rsn,
such Of hoops upon the surface OF the Others
can be done perfectly while Is scarcely possible to
weld large masses perfectly or without destroying the
strength Of the iroD.-Tfenfon Gdzene
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

Is IT Solve see it stated, that the Mormon
Prophet 10 Smith has turned his wife out Of doors for
being in conversation with gentlemen Of the sect which
she hesitated refused 20 disclose II understood
yesterday that she had arrived in this city.-S Louis
m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

STREET FreHT--The Lexington, Ky, Enquirer
SAYS that few days SINCE street fight with pistols took
place that city The parties were Messrs Morgan and
Blanchard both youths They fred each some two or
three times Blanchard was wounded in the side and
Morgan in the hip, neither dangerously, but both Sc
vercly.
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AuusseIupcntG.

CHAIRMAN TurArrH.--Mr. Mossop who is a
sweet vocalist, and is reputed one of the best
representatives Of Irish characters living closes
engagement night with benefit " strsctioa hey ond
that Of Nossop's were requisite the commodity
may be found the bill in rich abundance The
ger had determined TO produce, the occasion,
drama, but such the repeated solicitations on the
part of his patrons to Mrs Mcclure and Conner her
last appearance by the way In the beautiful drama Of
Nv odnc, that he has consented TO make that piece
the feature. Miss Cannon and Miss Jessallne both
appear in dances, and Miss Wood, Mossop and
Winans in songs. The "wind up Of the night will be
the musical farce Of the Irish Widow, Miss Reynold as
the "Wdow" "a Jolly she'll be) and Mossop Sir
Patrick Yankee Hill will commence in new Characters
on Monday. So look out fer fun. ..
TINS IL THE Day FOR FUN AND RECREATION AT
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, as the juveniles are re-
leased from the tedinm Of the school room and seek re-
taxation from study in tho nmuscments Of this popular
establishment The Giant and Gisntess to be seen az
all hours and grand performances take place vt nal past
in the afternoon and 8 In the evening Ihe oiPsy
Queen can be privately consulted at all hours.
TRUTH rs STRONGER THAN FICTION "-fiad u
been asserted a few years ago that dwari, only
t,co feet high gantess nearly seven ana nall doIen
performers could be the sum OF one shilling the
idea would have been secuted absurd In the extreme,
and perfectIy prepoerou Such. however IL the case,
as any person may perceive by patronizng Peacs Mn
seum An entertainment this afternoon. at three O'Clock
The best seats are reserved for the ladies' This IL as
ought 10 be.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

RRLroIoN.--Dr. Beecher has resigned the Presi-
dency Of Illinois College, for the purpose Of acting las
Pastor of Salem street Church, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

WARS IN 4 NAME There is place in Wabash
valley called Bed Bug Grove,'I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

MORE PRESENTS FOR THE president. The barquc
Eliza from Zanzibar arrived at Salem has board two
Arab horses presents from the maum OF Musca to the
President OF the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04
COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS, PEDLARS,
MD

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA OMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE l2l CHATHAM ST, Ny
Branch Stores, Sls Blocker street. New York.
1851 Grand street, Suffolk.
1911 Greenwich, near Fulton.
ll6 Fulton street, BROOKLYN.
.dlso Corner Of Maine and Houon street. Patterson NJ j.
,,,,r .an Ard 45 Morth FIN street. Philadelphia:
L TRY FAMILIES AND PURCHASERS to their several
ess hmens where they think will be found by far the best
objections Of and unulteated Teas in United States
The universal popularity and renown Of their house with
reference high Jtes low prices aud upright de ing
well understood render further nece,sary
Original and only Warehouses for the sale OF Howquas Black
Tea. Observe !"Stangs will be particular rerpnnber
the number Of the pInc store in Ch.ham street. viz i2l
between Pearl and Roosevelt The public will also be
pleased notice. that the Tea Company
thing do with other except those described
top OF this advertisement apes 3m sec
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VINES AND LIQUORS .

WINES AND LIQUORS
SELLING AT REDUCED PRlCES-The Subscriberwish
ing Il d fan Ss1S wines ND nsI. h
bark II =; business fSs IL ANA :,
THoRRS's C0MPoUNp EXTRACT OF CoBAIBA
with % pabe
s'usdy highly pSGSpa AID long sought o
diet Is its approved form tha Of paste. is entirely
ropes i has e1smnsd approved and sanctioned Sv he
sas nc
and Tor sale ~Ae j1&E 's' T f:, as
A Park Row and m Broadway ss 500
T. K.COLLINs " CO... Sc South street, have hand and
.. ,s.s ,sT x
ssssiis ease: sssfs 81 Felt ships
t tGi.ss S S,rf: sf FaI. fEs ssf lard
S sSs e sts ssl fo S0 Leaf !a :"
saSS !" E M... do very superior
;ss f" E EI., very superior
Ham, sisrc,. sugar cured in hoe order
Rs;i-ac half barrels, for family use
fesenss-s 50 barrels barrels Dfed P.eches
Beef Rounds-ao barrels. m2 % re
PoRK-,sSSss barrels Extra y M. Fs1 very superior
'o ne 81: ss il lots to suit E.'xsA'S,;oL SFSs co.. South st.
,ARD-2oo barrels Pure Leaf Lard.
sire 500 .'.' r'i, a Sid fl ;1s g.
sHELLoe pOaqSs;; E8oS P HNKE .Gs sale
mice No.0 Ton,in. building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

TO MILK DEALERS AND OTHERS
ezr& Can be supplied with from one to two hundred
EA< quarts day pure Nilk from Westcheser County,
&.s6y Railroad" twice day. To good customer con-
be ade supply the year, and For
plrticulrs enquire 4i0 Broadway. ms 2tsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

TRIAL OF DoRR.-The examination OF the Wit
for the government continued yesterday II
supposed that the testimony viii not be concluded be-
fore the end of the week The trial does not excite any
unusual interest of Newport -Prop Jour, Maya.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

TRAVELLING ON THE LAKEs.-The owners of the
several steamboats, upon Lakes have length
peted Association for the coming the cabin
fare to Cleveland So to Detroit 81 and to Chcsgo Sis
the steerage passage to Detroit 49, to Chicago 81 We
learn that the steamboats, Julia Palmer and st. Clair do
not into the combination, but OIL the oPpoSi
ton line '-IiiHnLo Economic.
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TO MILLLNERS, &c.

CIN0lLlol1 DONNElS L, &C.
JUST RECEIVED AT J. LYONS 81 fohu street, and
90 Maiden Lane. splendid assortment of ENGLISH BON
BRAID &c &c Also segaat assortment Of rqscan, Rib
Ine Mners and Others respectfully invited call and
examine the above The English the cIeaest and best
in the All the above will be sold wholesale
tall, at 80 MAIDEN Lane and 81 John street. -
j. L. having Concluded give up the above business after
the present will offer inducements those who may be
pleased TO call TO be met with other in this city,
ap3 I'm sec J. LYON. 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
THE subscribers received, per late arrivals from
Havre and keep constantly hand complete assortment
French Artificial Flowers
Materials Of all kinds for Flowers
Feathers, Hair Ornaments, and Millinery aStices-foi
sale by HENRY X KAHN I'm porters
10 smSrre - Liberty stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04
ABBEY HOTEL.

1914 STREET BLOOWINGDAIE ROAD
X H VAN RENSSELAER,, Proprietor Of The Abbey Ho-
e' would return thanks the Of New Yorx for
the liberal patronage his place the By
strict attention the business and guests he hopes
Tor a continuance Of the same.
those who have not visited the place he would respectful.
sarie lururies of l-grosnds in LOCATION
beauty and with flowers
temea h their familiss will find lew hours well
spent in the cool shade Of the old trees OF nc.
dies and Child pe,ee and quiet the
tensve grounds Of the place. and he undsubed their
own private walks
Famls single persons obtn board and good
at fair gts by applying Individuals Parties will be
Supplied with Breakfast Dinner Supper, at all hours
Mr. Mnoes Stages running from The Park corner of Chat
VILE the place hour the dayas 2 good
coaches and CAREFUL drivers make this cheap and pleasant
ride from the heat and dust Of the city. W
Nev York April 1874 80 ais lmrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

RACES-UNION COURSE, L. I.--NEXT TUESDAY.
TO LET-Th. Oyster and Vienang Stands For particu.
Lara inquire of M. d. WINCHEL,
44O Broadway.
For Sal.-A Public House. with two Bowling Alleys at
tsched The honse is handsomely fitted up and dong
good busidess Sold of the having another
house.
Alta he'd Refractory with fixtures For particular, err.
quiYe at 440 Broadway. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

OFFICE o JEFFERSON INSURANCE CoMPANy,l z
No. 36 Wall Ut, opposite the Exchange I
THIS Company continues Insure against Loss and Da
by Fire, goods merchandise and also
against loss inland navigation and their
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w. Thorre. Elisha Riggs,
Thomas L. Woodruff, Anson Baker,
Robson. M. D., Joseph Drake,
Thompson rrce, Joseph Alien,
Moses Tucker, James Z. Holmes,
John X. Davidson, John p. Moore,
John II. Lee, James Whiting,
Caleb g. Tuns. VIM. X. Thorn
Francis Sage, Thomas Morrell,
John T.. Merritt, Eugene Bogart
THOMAS w. THOKNE, President
GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary m3m
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TO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
WOOLLENS.
HENRY MIGEON,
CORNER OF Lagbt and Washington streets, New York,
- rnisher of Cloths Cassimee: an.ts respectfully
establishment operation and that he
pared with ali orders his line that
be conded TO him Specimens of his workmanship may be
application the gentlemen whose annexed
and to whom he has liberty TO refer
Orders rnay be left at So and Ga Pine street.
KEFERkNCES
Wolcott & Slade, So Pine street.
w. T.. Langley, "a Pine street
Hasted Haines & Co., 81 Nassau street.
ID. BRIGHAM, so Pine street
s. Jorrs X Co.. IL Pine street. ap5 lmsec
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~ ing retire from business Of i'll health offers his
entire stock OF old BRAND!ES WINES and Liquors,
bargain The epastion which his house has maintained
many yses offers rae chance person wishing
bark IN the business Early sppica,i should BE- made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,
an BkOADWAY, Opposite SAINT rAaULS)
THE IMPROVEMENT in the mauu facure Of HATS, in
the subscriber esry this spring. (obvating The
premature dproporonate wearing out the edge OF the
he respectfully that lis stick J and complete,
and Nat IN addition the peculiar advantages, his Hats
in ali ohe respects quite equal al Others the market
Gentlemen desiring AT combining the qualities Of TASTE,
DURABILITY, and ECONOMY, Will consult their nteest by
givinghm call JNO y. UENiN,,
2H Broadway, opposite Saint Pani's Church
NB-The usual large and stock Of Hate, Caps
No al on hand ale Inns
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FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
No. 65 l. B Z r TY S TR E E T,


DhLESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, hs
always on hand large assortment of dinner and
p-p white and gilt Wrench Porcelain we'll dinner
Dess Plates of all sizes assorted Dishes Soup Tureen
Covered Dshes Salad Bowls Fruit Baskets Custards
Stands.
hss, Fancy Tea Sets, and Rich Decorated Dinner Sets
Also, Tea and Chocolate Ware, Greek french and Amer
shape r.
the articles warranted Of the best quality aad to
sold liberal terms. and in lots to suit purchasers.
mr1A 6Hnsrc
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ANOTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTS FROM PoR-
TO RIco-The Nauvoo, from st. Johns, p. II. ar
rived yesterday, brought to us batch of letters
and papers. We give two notes from our cores
pondent, which contain all the news:-
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THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
60 MAIDEN LANE

% LANE.
CONSTANTLY on hand a General assortment Of READY
~ MADE CLOTHING, of all descriptions. Shirts mad
order er the latest and approved French paterns
short notice. cr M
Persons furnishing their materials have clothing
all made up in the best STYLE the following 10,
prices, vic - I'M.
FrOe, and Drs,. Goats made and trimmed from sat.sl
Sou hern orders executed at short notice
mi lmtec VIM COLLINS.
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