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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-18

I>FORMAi ION WANTED of JAMES +. MILLER, a
h. IN "s N 5 Should he !.
alive and return TO New York. he hear of his
New Applying wilma" mt
WEDDING PARTIES,
BALLS ROUTS, &c.
pouSd asa eas Ga dPy
Roa. 4 the als.+as and sSs
the e. ssd % Of s Ss vss s:
eo %ss SSHs H # the city
A. the Premium Bakery, 40 Li.penard, near Church.
0o-GERDLAN LINENS. 80
THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to inform his friends and
!.s he
P 8 sSs Cloths eEew" and white
g %s: : IL D...: 90 n.,.,.: 90 g
he aw1, The finest quality yhh hs Srs
| SHAAEk POTATOEs FOR SEED "A few hundred
syae o. finest Quality Shaker Potatoes prime o,dsr
them for year. more po,ass
@ and essa : a T % ss
''D' '.,'." ''''''' BoGGs & SOUTHWARK.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS
50 esSsiy comply with tn. Eeqas., of Lieut.. Nc.
atosh to ts. that he Ts lid home unit q for duty
h IN Ssw @ On 1' b
iur' Under their he recovered his hearing aud
has returned to his militia, duty. :, ru
S'S's' Surgeon to B b. MeFEa erse.. Jan ma
! ACOUSTIC DROPS.
sure cure for ncpent dealnes ear che paint buzzinE'
the Tn;T Is. S.tn popS-
se moved o 81 hs ta @
White street IS lm.ec
GOLD LEAF REMOVAL
nsa s
moved ms ''q No. ef Ss 'i RE.sDE STREET
Only three doors from his old stand where confident ri
old friends will follow Best qu"y ps % St; , S0d Foil
NIL w'ee Practical Gold R:aier. No % Keade street.
TH 5F nj f Fl hs s".si
will lIe p,ec Wednesday. goth March tn. Apollo sa'
Tickets can s gI?f. ES 9f r.. President s
a. Z. Sx1SsI H' t Il 'S'
F!S sS RE ii ''ssi Broad .: :, ssr'''
g: iA s snS M s'i iss T. li1 Street
Lionel A. Myers. s. Reade street.
| mi. stis'm
| SALT AND FISH STORE.
400 s35s sA.Ax Sf s % 10 a. 1900 Nos
!: $ $s "a s % y s:Es T;:t, sA'''
100 ssS o. So.s Ne st. GiS'd Herring Dr.
5000 lbs smoked Salmon
800 kits Soused Salmon;
200 do Sounds and Tongues;
1000 quintals Goldfish, suitable for shipping;
1000 sacks Ashton's Salt;
200 bbs American Salt &c, &c.
All for sale in lots to suit purchasers by
| NELSON, WELLS & CO.,
f2o Imsm 81 Dey strce,.
| FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES.
SSttsx rs faTsss%
above Murray street. New York; warded the first
and highest honor By American and Franklin Institutes
cr the mos, be st'u col,ed prr eoypes exhibited
prv,lsge taking Col rid Dagoereoyes by hi, pro.
ha, reduced his IS Ladies and Gentlemen
speuy invited t. call and esamile the large
IN the Gallery w ether n y contr nplats sta. net
Ptemlun An Plates, Cases &c. supplied lower
| rates h . at otier place in the Unit States
ms irsec
KEMOVAL--FRANCIS X. CRUMP.
CHRn .ttMEi Err WATCH CLOCK MAKER AND
~ jaw ELEtt. formerly l. Tobias for nearly six years
aud gently with Maqna DIS Co Broadway, upw lrds Of
three a-) hegs his lend and tn pubic thai he
| has REMOVED fro 2i8 GRAND ST to 83 BLEECK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-18

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE faarn~d celebrated Pills. from Portugal are
we perceive To be obtained in this o,unuv. See ss-
pent the last column fourth pa2e.
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Two brigs-Wind NV.

Ships Jacob Penne!l New Orleans Vicksburs Berry, do
aIdiIer ApaaehicHla' baqps Csrls,a Perkins Noeans
ios; Romp Balize Honduras. Also ship Olive Eisza 70
Liverpool. " -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-18

CrRms.,MEiE wATCD, CLOCK MAKER AND
and a a. S' S;o.ss nearly % a
Ss'f as "a tn bfE &c
ice the 6,.as,. AID Ia. from Ii. cas
which - abilities rne aim Ia returning thanks for ali past
scrpiyn Of tch.s, Rev mus cal duplex the o..
complicated h Gao be procoTsd Asc s.ery and :%ond
n B.-Cssh Maid for old gold aud silver mi Im.m
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, NC.
Hsvre ,nd Keep c9nsntly on hand complete assortment
Materials Of ali iinas Tor FIowsn
HENRY kiisS ' .59s.I an stair.
BATHS AT THE GLOBE HOTEL.
THE proprietor Of The ab we estsbishmen, would inform thu
have be" co ed some time for the purpose Of es and put
p Gs Win q s sg ere S .ssy o
hotel adm Si>s street street Entrance IN SGc%tS
.s Ps and to Or o hw 81
Chaias sf ssli,mproyemea; the MORA r"nins and
:"f$i !" G "s$1t 'Ns ss''h sss
E:;fs' I'D h'f @s F'': tis%s
ID . s hsS.vs March "a I'D
a Baaas, f,oaii,n svei' Fnssy svsqiss eo%msss,ns
half past o'clock and closing with public esam natio.
+ ee, and contribution Lken. Set bills.
Prosssona and books at i3 Nassau street.
New York, f28 ims,c
WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH when the
w following Unprecedented on IN dentistry made
by the ce'c lrtt.d Deats w. THUhNE, d. D. j., 62 East
Broadwa
Cie.nins Teeth, .'''''..'s'''s". ..SI %
Stopping With his ~ ty C, LIBERATED Mineral IS
smEie itSh '9 s siso,,' ','....... e
Gold. ..............
complete Of Teeth the most approved principles
the price as The above
Where entire satisfaction is given, no charge will
10 made; 50 East Broadway. MI I'm. m.
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A RARE CHANCE
FOR SALE FOR CASH, THE REFRACTORY,
NO 80 ROWERY

DJOINING tie Theatre well fitted up complete or
"A der with thing requisite for duc,ing the
The adv'r wishing change his business offers
at bargain
Toa good tenant the place b. had reasonable
Apply BETWEEN the hours of 10 and IL O'clock A. NJ the
premises
New York arch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-18

CHATHAM THEATRE.
THURSDAY March ltth 1874
THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN engaged at this
establshu ent the lursted
the Managers Office Wednesday next the 2Ot Arrange.
MS having been made for the Theatre u Monday
the 25th j. NJ. SCOTT,
nliec Acting Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-18

CHAkEk POTATOES FOR SEED "A few hundred
hpfhe % the finest quality Shaker Potatoes prime oder
five from the seed They thought by those who
have them for two years more Z be the finest
brought this market from They remarka
bly, heavyof good growth and the largest quite Zee
BOGGS & sOUTHMAYD,
fLf5 20tsm 88 West street.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
ST. THnMAS lNXest InLieal LII IL 10

AsHoRE-shp Huron, Paine from New York on 26tb nit
while pass 1g the Salt Key Bauk fun rugged brig ashore
on Dog Rocks with her sails loose app usny jus got
DRowN' D-sbip Regulu her passage from Glasgow
a native of New York. 49, " -
PRUssAN BnIG NAdADE, Voss from Boston for New York
IN to load Tor Prussia in attempting Province
town har or morning OF 18Th ashore Wood End
wind blowing on shore all day. rad driven her high dry
She WI throw over her bal aud If the weather should
prove favorable, will soon come off ~ 1880
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-18
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION NOTlCE-Regular Sale Of Dry Goods, Cloth
ing and "a cy Articles every Tuesday and Friday;
sale OF Furniture Of all descriptions every Wednesday
Saturday.
Outdoor Sales of all descriptions attended usual
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-18

NORMA ION WANTED Of JAMES r.. MILLER,
native of New York, and Seaman by profession whsn la
heard from he Bristol Ems land 1910 SHOULD he
alive, and return 70 New York he vi hear of
advantage on APPLYING to William Steel Baker No Ill Che
" street New York. MI 3md& nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29
Politics In Delaware.

w WILMINGTON, FEB. II, 1874.
DEAR SlR,-Loco- Focoism in Delaware is no
more We hardly know whether to laugh or cry
laugh at the immense vote which we shall,
without exertion, give Henry Clay-or cry at the
loss OF the sport we anticipated during the com
ing campaign. The State Convention, which
met at Dover on the 22d, blew up without max
ing any nominations or appointing any Delegates
10 the Baltimore Loco Convention, thereby yirtu.
a,y surrenderlng the course for US to walk over.
They did not refuse to go into Van Buren's Con-
vontion on account Of their preference for Cal.
noun. The mass of the party are in favor of
Gen. Cass, and instructed their Delegates (nany
Of them Van Buren, office-seekers) to send Cass
Delegates; consequently they could not please
themselves and their constituents both and deter.
mined to do nothing. This has caused a large
number of the honest portion of the party to come
out for Clay. One of their leading men, who was
run on their Delegate ticket, has come over and
,endered to the Clay Club the large American
Eagle own by him, which has heretofore been
pexched upon the standard of Loco Focoism.
Cor. Philad. Forum.
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Things In pniiaae,ph,o.
Correspondence of the Nsw-York Tribune.
:

PHILADELPHIA, February 2S-2 r. NJ.
GAMBLING AND FoRGERY.-A sad case of for
gerry has lust been brought light city which involves
character Of OF one Of respectable citizens
The OF the lorgeries yet unknown bu; it is
supposed they exceed S0J0 Gambling IN lotteries is
stated the Gauss and his brother the sufferer Names for
present, withhsld. bg; VIII probably BE- gwen To-
morrow.
The Weavers of Moyamensing or al least a
portion them, now STANDPOINT for wages 0ne
other professions also con,sndirg Tor advance
4 LARGE CARGo.-Ihe ship Thomas 2. Cope,
which sailed o.n This por, Monday for Liverpool had
board tf io wing as portion Of ner c1rgq380 63eS Cot
~ hall bbls. Beef.
SERIOUS CHARGE.-Wiiam Corbit, President
of the loEam.usng Board Of Commissions has been
rested aud held 10 tc charge obtaining three SG0
plomlssoTy notes under false pIe.uses from the Dep
uty Keepers OF The County Prison.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80 notes OF the In
ION Bank Rhode Island circulation in thi; city
They dated Feb g. 1874 letter D, and sgned George
c Mason asher, and George sDgs, President They are
difficult 70 detect To the fact OF their bel well sx-cGtee
ARRESTs.-A well known burglar named Frank
Flsstt, arrested a.; Oh; charge robbjng dwell
ling IN fias street Also Two notorious PICK pockats, who
caught While busy engaged in aiming the pockets Of
several stranger: al the Walnut street Theatre.
yuuk broken las, night and puadered Of con-
siderable amount OF cloth. clothing. Sc
STocEs-The Revenue Bill introduced into
our STATE Legislature w!li become law as three
fourhs Of The people bslieve 1t had Il. upon
rates The sales, however, las- reaching Soc hOO-
Reading Railroad shares Improved whie Reading Bonds
Tell OF Wilmington N5t5sead deelins selling l5s
which rIcs should attlssisfie a;teaton OF New Yos
Brokers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

BRUTAL VIoLEscE.-sIichael Lust, German,
baleerer for Nicholas Ksssler Of Second Ave
nue. a. arrested for brutal and battery Irish.
man named Peter Cuff Patrick Cuff brother of the wounded
man. deposed that they with Mania Hawey, uto the
Porter House last gi and called for drink Patrick Mar
tin drank theirs but Peter had drank his beer when he
barke-prr he could then pas for IT, but would Sat
urday The barkeeper SAID IL must be pad Patrick
and rard the Others come bu. before Peter
from the chair in which he the bakper suck him he
Of the head with heavy club knocking hln off the
and seriously iajurlag him The bakeee and another Ger
DR. gsed Peter behind the bar, where n
beaten with the club and kicked until he nearly insensb!e
Patrick in the interim having sezed earruug, the
Of his brother sut driven off the barkeper who
presented pistol him. Peter finally gotten aud
convey ed the house CT his brother john No 10 Avenue a.
were his wounds dressed by hy sican, and he
then conveyed the Hospital where he and likely
10 Lust IS committed to answer.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANTS

"
An invitation was accepted to attend Democrat.
ic b. at Tanmany Hall Feb 80
The prosecutions against Weighers were ordered
to o. discontinued each parry paving il. own cos >,
a copy OF the City Charter lraciprocal) and Or
dnanrss were directed 70 be Comnon Couaci Al,
bufalo "
An ordnance for reorganlzing the Croton Aque
dnct Department VS. taken The ordinances provides thar
the entire establishment shall be designated the C,o,on
AQueduc Works" The State Commissioners are 10 have
the construction Of the AQueGct from the Croton
and ncirdnz the high bridge at Harlem and The works
south the dke be uudrr the Erection Of Commits
as IN the Street Commissioner, department here
he ether ctcers undr his whole go-
yened b. rguao4s established in tn ordinance sub.
ject TO the o The Joint AQaeduc: Committee
rhs Commits completed potion Of the ordinance ard
rose
The increase Of salary of Stephen Huestis was
copcnrred In.
The Ordinance for sewer from Ill Liberty ct.
the Hudson River dp'edas also that for
er in : tanton 81 fom Pit 70 Nangin.
Adjourned to this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

u The Philadelpbia Board OF School Direc-
tors have sent notice 70 the Public Schools in
Moyamensing, that the usual religious exercises
IN the schools are to be dispensed with. One &C.
coun. also says that the reading Of the Bible in
the schools has been prohibited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29
CITY ELLIG nee.

IS7 The body OF an unknown man was found in
the water The North River the foot Of Fourteenth
Il abou, inches stature, roUi years old
with bald head and appears have been long the water
II! was clad in blue cloth coat pants, boots, wh
cotton shi. red flannel undeir AID black silk haudksr
chief about his neck. The body is III the dead house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

ERYsIpELas, OR Sr.ANrHoSY's FInE.-Wnsht's Indian
Vege able Pills safe and certain for tr!
lac because they carry off b. tn bowels thos,
morbid humors which il deposited the lungs are the csn,;
f rhe above dangerous plant From three 81. OF ai
Indian Vegetable Pills will make pe-c cure Of III, moi
obstinate Jack of Fyspas al the sas time be Digestion
Is improved a: the blood so purified 'ha' pe"
For sae wholesale retail, the Principal Office, no
2ag nWcn-strset.
doubru character aud be particular ask for Wnght In
dian Vegetable Pills
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of the medicine
wholesale aud etsilNo 800 Greenwich New fOrl
No 1875 fremont street. Boston, and \ G9 Race street Phi
ale lhia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29
BOARD OLE EnuCATIoN.

A Protest was received from Mr.. Underwood
against the report adopted the lest meeting aac9nng IL.
regularity estabshnga School House in III ST u
ArA Accepted anA ordered 10 be entered the mi
Notice was given OF an intention to establish q
new Srhoo n tn Eleventh. Ward. Referred,
Communication was also received from same
Ward asking hat the apportonmen Of money may b. in
cordance with the pvesrn number Of chdeD school LAID
on Inc table Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

Gov. MoREHEAp IN PHILADELPHIA.-The Phil
adelphia Inquirer says" Gov. Morehead visited
the Wing Reading Room, Fifth and Chestnut SITS
on Monday evening, where he was received in the
most friendly and enthusiastic manner by large
number of Wings. He was introduced in an ap.
propriate address by Charles Gbbon, Esq. Presi-
dent of the Club, and replied in strain Of spi-
rit-stirring eloquence. In the course of the eve
ming, addresses were also made by Sheriff McMi-
chael and Mr.. Chandler and the meeting passed
off in the happiest manner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29
NAPIER, FISHER & co.
STRAW GOODS,
IQfi ! "a P ca st e. t, N. \ I'M
MARRIED.:

ca Wednesday evening 18Th INST Of by the Rsv Z. W
Andrew. NJ, john GIVEN, 20 Miss u. a DcSFI'ToS' al
Of New York c.I
On Monday erening 26h inst e the Isl Wesleyan
to MARoARET DrrAt daughter Of td a J''i's VoXr,
Lieut. RasroLpH RIpcELy 81 Regimen, Z y A'liitIy'
70 Mss CATHERINE e. daughter OF the late Max Desao'YS'
Of New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29
DIED:

On the 23th Feb SARAH JANE daughter OF be1j a. n"
Ssr,h or, ICED YEA 10 :,onths and 3 days.
The ffierds and acquaintance OF the family are
a,snd rho funeral on Thursday the 2th az u ococE ~
~ N. ,..id.ne. Of her athrr No So Division street t1@
remains ara 10 be New 2oene. fnr aft nrnd A
On Tue,d,y 9th Feblury, siI JACOB o. IxEALaasF">'
FEBRUARY 9Th Susan, widow Of BENJAMIN. AScR,as age"
70 years,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

DoS'T HAVE .CHApPED HANDS FtcE-YOu can se
by using cake the famous Aian Chemical SOAP
II will max. your flesh smooth SOFT whe and clear The
only p!ce 20 get genuine this city the sign Of the
AmsIcr Eagle, 81 Chatham New York or l3g Fulton
street BROOKLYN The public cautioned against being
cheated by purchasing rhs any where Else but III. Of
the American Eagle 20 Chatham in this city. During
severe illness which has throwA h9 ropFeor on SICK
bed for several weeks has been namously cOunertelted
2,sO1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29
NeNv-York Legislature.

ALsASI, Tuesday, Feb 81.
In the SENATE, Mr.. HARD submitted series of
pointed resolutions in favor of Protective Tariff,
and instructing our Senators and Representatives
in Congress to oppose any repeal or material
modification of the present Tariff, which lie over
one day.
The bill for the relief of George Francis Won
Beck was passed. This bill legalizes Won Beck's
marriage, contracted in this country under the
belief that his first wife, whom he left in Gerrna.
ny, was dead-it subsequently appearing that
she was living in adultery with another man.
The medical restrictions bill was further de-
bated and referred to Select Committee, with
instructions TO report new bill embracing the
principal features of the one thus referred.
The ASSEMBLY, after the reception of petitions
and reports, resumed the consideration of the re-
solutions in relation to the 25th Rule of the House
of Representatives respecting the Right of Peti-
ton. Mr.. STEVENS, having made an effort TO
bring up his resolution of instruction for debate
and decision, Mr. BoswoRTH started up and APP
pealed to the House to use to enter upon the
discussion. The SPEAKER decided that Mr. STE
AENs could not debate his motion. Mr.. S. ap-
Realed-the House sustained the decision-ayes
6e, noes o. and then the House refused further
to consider the subject-ayes IS, noes Sc. The
resolutions urging upon Congress an appropri-
alton for the improvement of the Hudson, were
called up by Mr.. STEVENS and passed. After some
unlmportant business the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

PREMIUM RAZOR SrSor1-The first pr mimi at the Far,
Of the American Institute mas BEEN awarded year a,. year
c. Saunders fer the invention OF the Metallic Tablet with
four sdesNo side having the effect of hone without us
oil The other sides fo7 keeping the r.zo.
with fine, smooth sdge, ns with of Them Razors
be kept in perfect order without having cu
sr barber II is used aud recommended b. the rs: cut
srs Of England .ad Certified by Inv most scientific gentlemen
this country lis celebrity, has Caused counteeits
aud limitations unumerble which easily be detected By
the and imperfect surface of WHAT'S called the Table,
side the original being smooth and polished M.uuI,c,ory
Nc. 1863 Broadway. New York. fe27 ,teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

" FIRST Best the Legislature Of Ohio
has adopted resolution recommending that the
pay of the officers and agents under the General
Government be reduced ne-thrd, to put down
extravaganza and the mania of office hunting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29
To CORRESPONDENTS.

~, suhxcriber.' clever reply TO a Church with
OFT Bshop a State without King direct attack or
VIM Ricous vievs of portion Of readers and there
for. declined He says that, The Pilgrims Legacy has
heen ry extensively eIeused &c thtse should also p
mint these also omitted those though good for the
same Jason that now slime these.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

BALD ASD.GR,y HEADS AHoY.-Ilow often have YOU 5esu
humbur4et with Esr Compounds, well, you not AFRAID
to rak three shngs for good scientific aele s E beng
three shilling bottle Of Jones, Coral a Restorative these
il real qnall'ies- force the hair TO grow stop ltsia
hair grow tualy dark and beautiful Sold The sign Of
the American Eagle, 90 Chatham ST. y. " or 1859 t9el
Brooklyn. leg 2teo0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

IT, SUPREME CoUAr,-Feb. 27.-Mr. Jus
tee Mclean delivered the opinion of the Court
in the case of John L. Chapman Us. Forsyth &
Lemenck, That fduciary debts contracted be-
fore the passage of the Bankrupt Law, constitute
no objection TO discharge of the same person for
other debts, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

u George Hoskins was elected Mayor of
Frederick, Md. on Monday, by 100 majority.
Three Wing and two Loco Foco Aldermen were
also elected, and three Wing and four Loco-F
Councilmer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

~ General Committee of Democratic
1yhir Young Rren.-A regular meeting of this Com.
rt,-e WI be held at Broadway House on FRIDAY
EVENING the lst March at "a O'Clock.
By order. DAVID GRAHAM, Chairman
49, I1nsT ioR1os Secretaries f2s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

o. Judge P De Peyster, Of Toledo. Ohio
died at that place on the 18th inst. His death
was sudden and unexpected.
DEATH OF ANOTHER JuDGE.-Hon. P. Il. En-
gle, Judge of the Court of Common Pleas at ST.
Louis, Mo. died in that city on the 18th inst. in
the 36th wear of his age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

u a resolution has passed the Mississippi
Legislature granting pcrmissont 10 R. S. Graves,
the abscondng Treasurer, to return TO he State.
So SAYS the Yazoo Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29
Yours,
ANXIOUS.

BRrrlsH MINISTER'S ExpREss.-The Baltimore
Clipper of yesterday learns that Mr.. Packenham
had arranged to run special express through to
Boston, to leave Washington last evening with
dispatches for the Britannia to sail from Boston
tomorrow. From this the Clipper gathers that
the Oregon negotiation has already commenced.
u The Lower House Of the New Jersey Lc-
gislature yesterday passed bill to erect new
county, to be called Columbia, out of the present
county of Cumberland
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MAYOR 5 OFFICE.

Sayre vs. Shannon.-Charge of Perjury III swear
ing 1t the Sessions that complainant, had committed assault
and battery Sc, the person Of defendant (aeady referred
toy Two three witnesses examined yesterday be-
half oidefendant and the farther adjourned
John r. Peck charged some time since with OBJ
tammg gold watch key, seal, &c, under false ptenle and
committed to the Tombs but subsequently, the asylum
as Iunac wss brought before The Mayor suit ofhabeas
corpus issued the request complainant and Justice ray
or contended that the proceedings in sending Peck
TO the Lrnac Asylum wcregIes ar should have FIST
been examined before the First Judge OF the County Court
The Mayor considered the affair and accordingly ordered
Peel, TO be again TO prison.
L. S. llARSHAL'S OFFICE Before S RApFLJE, Esq.
A man who had been committed 10 the Tombs for
goods under false pTetences brought the
strict Attorney, Office saying he could give statements
ative hIessrs Woodruff Mnturn with the
ships Montszna and Liverpool app-rainng smuggling
His story however, not warJantng Any proceedings TO he
ken. he renamed 10 the Tombs
Officer Walsh arrested seaman named Frederick
Peguin for attempting make revot board The 81 lie
Granze AIMED eung who his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29
CIgCuIT COURT. Before Judge KENr

D. c. & A. c. kingsland rs. Z. Giilenden and A.
$4,000 given 1897 which plea Of usury inerposd,
being stated that defendants took S. pr day interest for
short time oa chsc, for which the bond given in lien
(.rsatr referred TO- } :. Verdict for defendants.