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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

J. B. WINDLE X co.

IMPORTERS OF. AND DEALERS IN
TABLE CUTLERY, HARDWARE. TIN WARE,
WOOD WARE BRUSHES. BA-kErS, MATS. sc.
No. % MAIDEN LANE, NEW-TORk.
Packet ships. Steamboats, Hotels. and Private Houses fur
nslled n manufacturers prices at The shortest notice
They import and obtain their goods direct the manuac
iuerrurctdSfB sBtirv for edSh-AGrrs the largest
and stock n, United They offer inducements tina,
can be found no where else.
Catalogues IL be had at the store.
" B-Every article their line manufactured order of
the best material and workmanship. no collins
4 GREEMENrS UNDER TIE EXEMPTION LAW
a This day printed by the subscribers. form OF Land
lords and Tenants AGREEMENT. l; Houses containing
clause WAVING the night the law eNcmptng furniture
distress tor This entirely form drawn up with
LEGAL accuracy stand the OF law.
Sold wholesale and retail by JANSEN * BELL,
StItloncr and Law Blank PRINTERS,
Mas.
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- TO LETTo small family. the upper par, and font
- basement 81 House No l33 Prince 81 Inquire on tho
I,l.i % Broadway ma l,r-
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This day published. by Burgess, sfnser * Co, col
broadway and Ann street, No. : oithe
OIIAPODIANA PAPERS:
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~ FOR SALE-A beautiful BLACK MARE, free
'l-- from white line build. of good curagc, lively
~ Traveller and perfectly kind IN harness either single
ZSL> double the for selling being TINT the
has for her 70 be nj Nh PATTEN'S
Stable Liberty the Of Washington. In
nuIrr nj No e Enurtlundi .freei ng2
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MRS WILLIS, the Lady learned III Ahrology has return
vi c from the South. She can be her residence No
y Rvngon Of Orchard where she will give La
dies private Lectures OF future and what past this
null nlb lmI,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-12
General Sessions.
Before Judge Ingraham, and Aldermen Jackson and j.
williams.


NJ. C. PATERSON. District Attorney.
FRipAy-T Trial for Aiding The Escdpe Of Prisoner.
The trial OF Edward FieDain and Joseph Cornell former
ly deputy keepers oil the city prison. under the late city
government an indictment charging them with hav
g the h Of Arr last aided and abetied the escape
Of William Hoppy, alias Theliord, aiias AbIsms, who
was confined charge Of burglary, in having entered
S25 600 worth OF jewelry watches Sc, continued.
= RoBERT II. MoRRIs and THos. H. WARsER, Esqrs for
the defence.
JoHS AsrEr Of the late deputy keepers Of the city
prison. called and stated that at half past IL o'clock
on the merning Of the escape, Fiernan and Cornell LETT
the prison, and he remained in charge oil the corridor
he Hoppy the corridor when they left and after
wards they returned about quarter before enc o'clock
and he then left the prison.
THOMAS WARNER, Esq, then summed up for defence,
and the DISTRICT closed for prose cution The
jury were then charged by Judge Ingraham.
The jury retired and were absent about twenty
minutes when they returned verdict oil guilty against
iernain, and acquitted Cornell.
.4ssaut and Battery Thomas Tice was tried for an
saut and battery John Frost Convicted and fined ten
dollars.
Selling Liquor yihout Licens John Grdley tried
for selling liquor without license at s9S West street Ell
lit Walker, Of 20 Downing street. and armed man
named Edward Marsh appeared as Witnesses and stated
that they had liquor sold at the place. but the time
or the ownership they did not exactly know Gridey
defended himself, and called William Burns who told
about story the previous witness The jury
tired and after absence Of half an hour returned
dict Of not guilty.
Forfeited The bail OF VIM y. Butler, George II
Lucas and Terrence Gordon for grand larceny for
ieited Edward Hammond for lottery policy insurance,
Samuel Hopkins Elizabeth Dixon, James M Harlan and
Henry Ry or, for assaults and batteries
The court then adjourned till this morning at II o'clock
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Marine Court.
~ eA at

Der li.--Thcmas Wsiey and Frederick Myre. Fran
Coon and Charles Chamber ian.-This was an sctitn
Of to compensation 10 quence OF AZ
alleged undertaking of piano u appears that ON the
3is day OF January last the plaintiff applied to defend
ant for the OF $40. offering him SAID piano 10 Sc
curly with which defendant to comply receiving
said piAno Mt the end Of two months should the amount
with IN crest not made good he money not being
forthcoming on the day agreed on defendant who IL
auctonee-, sold for $50 The price originally paid ioi
the piano was said to have been St0 Several persons
supposed TO be competent Judges in such matters
"a their opinion that il worth above $50 Yer
d,ct ford
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Circuit Court.

BtfJfe Judge ktht
Der II = Mortimer Caikins VS. E,asfus Wheaton, -Tb
action Of SANDER Both arties are cattle dealers
Plaintiff in l84 sold the defendant pair OF steers for $40
The latter refused pay them, sI' gng that plant
owed him a old debt The alleged slabder was, tu
assertion the part OF dfendsnt to the fleet, thu,
" plaintiff no, good and IL b. was, would sue him
Plaintiff alleged that these words tended TO pure hi
credit. Verdict for defendant
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Common Pleas.


Der. line Gowr vs. Stephenson, At ale The jur
will sealed verdict reported in &
terday's Herald this forenoon.
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THREE MEN Drowned Capt John Joiner, w:
u Wineate nd ,chard Drummond we're drowned
in the Bay OF Mobile the 2sth uimo BY the swamping
a n
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Court FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs-ALBANY,
Oct. 10 Mr.. Strong submitted and land upon In.
table following substitute for the i0t rule OF this
Court "a No appeal from decree in Chsncery shall be
heard until the Lhancel shall have Dfomt the Court
OF his decree and writ Of error brought
judgment OF the Supreme Court shall be heard, until
the .fhst shall have assigned the
for their judgment"
No. l6.-A. McDufie VS.. LYMAN J. Beddor. Mr.. Ira
Harris heard for plaintiff in error Mr. X II Wells
and MIR. d. Wright heard tor defendant in error
and Mr. !. Harris in reply.
No IL VIM. 8. Slocum and al vs NJ b. Hart, Sheriff,
&c. MIR. George Wood heard for plaintiff III
Mr.. Stevens heard Tor defendant in error
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-12

APPOINTMENTS ny The PRESIDENT. VespasIan
Ellis ~ Nnsou 10 he Charge da flares OF the United
states 10 the Republic Venezuela, the place Of Allen
A Hall
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Der. III bartlett vs. ~ Bo, cry Insurance Compar
This case reported In yesterday = Herald resume
The jury will render sealed verdict tina forenoon.
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Court calsndar--This Day.
superior Ceurt-Nos 10 40, o., co. o.. -, N, 81 o.
%, 80, 70
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
FOR ALBANY

a&1ssH - DAILY, Sundays excepted-Through direct,
AAr2sats P. M from he Steamboat Pier between
1870 ourlandt and Liberty streets.
The Steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, Captain A. r Sc.
John Monday wsd1ssdsy End Friday Evening, O'Clock
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday evenings o'clock
From the foot Of Barclay street.
At Five O'clock p. MLanding lnermediate Places.
The Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain r. q. Crut-
o'clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain William H. Peck
Monday, Wednesday and Friday and Sunday Afternoons,
5ocock
Passengers taking either Of the above lines will arrive
In Albany ample time take the Morning Trains of Cars for
the east west The boats and subarantal fur
nsed with and elegant and for speed and
sommodstions. are gnryalled on the Hudson.
All persons forbid trusting any of the boats Of this
line without order from the Captain.
passage freight apply board, to r c. Sehuz.
ct the Once the wharf, Ore
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Mr.. BENNETT :

SIR In your notice of an assault upon some OF
our citizens while crossing the terry from New
Jersey on the night of election, you state that il
wasssupposed to have been done by members Of
the Empire Club The men, believe, are know /;
they are not members oil the Empire CLUB. II IL
but Justice that you should make the proper correc
tion, and sincerely tru-t you will do SO.
Respectfully yours, |. r..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-12

DREADFUL EXPLOSION. -On Monday, the 7th inst.
about one O'Clock, one of the boilers in The extern
sye rolling mill of Messrs Lorentz and Cuddy in sligo.
opposite Pnbuig, Pa, burst with tremendous Aplo
sion. The Pittsburg Chronicle, says The conclusion
great lift the tour boilers OF the CINE,
lincludIna the which had it's head blown out from
where they located the roof Of the building, and
then, whirng there once twice round, sent them
distance OF thirty feet scattering bricks, rubbish
and dirt TO great distance. The engineer, Joseph Da
besides beng badly caded had his head bruised BY
the bricks and other ubbh which scattered In all
directions OF the extensive building. The doctors say
that he canno. live many hours Jacob Fordtn the fire.
had his head cut besides being badly scalded IL 10
feared that he also will die Joseph Bobmen, laborer in
the MILL scalded hut not severely the other
he had also both and his collar bone broken,
and ey severely cut by brick. Several pei
who about the mill or in the neighborhood Of It.
struck with pieces Of bricks, which flew in every
directonbut one, believe, severely injured.
The OF the accident has been attributed to the
essness Of the engineer in allowing the water TO get
too low In the boiler but heretofore he has uniformly
been regarded very attentive to his business snd he
his friends tbs there plenty Of water in the
boilers the Il Of the ex~lotion very for
tunate cIcumsts that the hsnds with the pon
OF those ssmed above had all gone their dinDers or
the loss OF life would have been tremendous some 50
90 hands constantly employed in the mill They,
In consequence of this accident will all necessarily DO
out Of employ nent until the boilers again replaced,
which will be in about two weeks
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT. st. Louis Republi-
can OF The LET inst states that The steamer Potosi
collapsed nue on the previous Friday, while backing
out from the landing al Quincy, by which accident ~
persons lost IN, ir lives Mr. Perrin, Of Iowa. q cabin
passenger blown among that fast
ened the forecsstie, which, beng frightened by the
report tran pied upon him. snc from he injuries reed no
died the day. Phillips Miller a deck hand is sup
posed to have jumped or been blswn overheard and
drowned Mr. Perrin said n have been the third brother
that has lost hia life by ateamhoat acc dents.
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Personal movements.


The Hon. John Davis delivered an address, and
apoem by Park Benjamin, Esq. was given before
the Mercantile Library Association, of Boston, on
Wednesday evening last
The Hon. Thos. F. Marshall is fairly in the field,
in Kentucky, for Polk and Dallas.
Professor Morse, the inventor Of the magnetic
telegraph, which is now in successful operation
between Baltimore and Washington, has been IN
Boston recently, and established an experimental
telegraph there.
The wings Of Saratoga have selected William
Wilcox, OF Saratoga, and Edward Edwards, OF
Corinth, as their candidates tor the Assembly
The Nashville Whig announces the death of the
venerable Robert q. Foster, sen. ne died at
Mansfield, at the residence OF his son, Hon. E H.
Foster, on the 18th ult.
WDied, on Monday, the 7th inst. at Stonngton,
health, Jnla. wife Of Col: J. w. livingston Of
New York, and daughter OF the late Lieut. Gov.
John Broome.
AT the late CONNIE ncement OF Transylvania Uni
versi,y, the honorary degree OF D. was confsI-
red on the Rev James 0. Andrew OF Georgia.
Il is said that Col Thompso !, chief OF the Engi-
neer Department, Washington, has been removed,
and Mr.. Haswell appointed IN his place.
The Hon. Amos Abbot Of Andover has been no.
minated as the wing candidate tor reelection TO
Congressin the third District.
Rev. Mr.. Goodwin. formerly Baptist clergy
man of CharlestOwn, has recently become Ro-
man Catholic priest.
There is no truth in the rumor that ex-governor
Conway of Arkansas, had fled with his negroes TO
Texas: it is a wing Roorback.
Virgil Delphini Paris, Esq has been appointed
marshal Of Maine, ana Benjamin Kingsbury, Jr.
Esq surveyor OF the port OF Portland, III place Of
John D. Klnsman, Esq, and b. Cushman, Esq re-
moved.
Charles B. butcher has been appointed Post
master at Spenceuown, in the place OF Alb. P.
HoldTidge, removed.
Origen Bachelor and Elder G. ]. Adams begai,
their public discussion on the merits and dement's
OF Mormonism, al the Marlboro, Chapel, Boston,
on Wednesday evening, 10 tull house. The pa
pers say the speakers walked into each other like
a meat-axe.
Hon. Joseph Kelsey has been chosen representa-
tive in the Gulltord district.
Messrs. Spear and Davis are lecturing on capita!
punishment in Concord, N. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-12

wFRoM ST. DoMlNeo.-By he VIM. Nelson, from
Port au Prince, we have received the following in
formatIon:--
The government continues tranquil confidence and
security in mercantile transactions are daily gaining
ground reception il to be given TO the President
his return to the capital from his nor lhern tour.
American produce was abundant In the market. About
5000 berrels OF norr stored The W. parsed four
American vessels going in primo palIy laden with hour.
II Is very healthy throughout the island than
for number OF years past Tho Of ell the vessels
in the harbor EMO ed good health.
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NEW YORK. SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER H. 1874

terms and design and next the want Of Disagree
ment among gentlemen themselves, as to what
they wanted. The last proposition ne considered
a pernlclous hrebrand, unintr ntloually, no douol,
thrown among US. He was opposed TO action-ii
once we began 10 legislate, there would be no end
TO it-men's minds would be excited on subject OF
seeming importance but really trlfing There was
not any great point OF disagreement which would
be found when we all come TO compare opinions.
The Rev gentleman proceeded fully 10 state his
objection 10 action, and especially IN The way pro-
posed by DIR. Hawks. He referred TO a former ac-
lion Of the Rouse OF Bishops on May a. 1914,
where any attempt 10 legislate a matter II mere
opinion had been discountenanced, and the Rev.
Mr.. TraPer read extended extracts from the Jour
nal of that general convention 10 show the opinion
Of the church, then on mootlng such issues
S II. LEWIS, Esq OF Va, followed IN exposition
Of the sums OF tractaranism and made frequent
allusion 10 the case OF the Rev. Mr.. Cary ordered
some years since in New York, and suppose 10
hold traclarian interests. The whole doctrine OF
DIR. Pussy was reviewed, and the danger OF con-
iinued agitation TO the church pointed out. Our
limits compel to do injustice 10 this genteman's
remarks well as to those Of the Rev. gentleman
who preceded him.
The debate for the day was continued by the
Rev. DR.. Highbee, Mr. Boyd, OF Miss, and DR..
Tying, when the House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-12

xxx. PACKET FOR HAvRE-sscord Line-The ship
&4A ONEIDA. James Funck master, will ssii on the iss
R93a2{,of November
: rof freight or passage apply 10 uoy,, . ,,,.cvr
nIec q Tnnfine Buildime. Wall and War;
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S6R NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL, PACkETs-
MIX Packer OF 2is Ocob.The splendid fast calling
k6pscke, ship oCnEsTER, Capt BI on, tiooo TOM
surbenJ will sail positively above, her rexnla day
The accommodations Of thhns packet cabin I'd cabin
and steernys psssenes cannot be surpassed T ev bsths
early application shosld b msde board oc Y. bns sup,
w. h j, II, TAfsCOll,
ollrs South st. Maiden Lane. NJ waav
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xA6@ FOR NEW ORLEANS-Union Lme--Fint
MIA Regular Packet with despatch The splendid, fast
positively sail as above
eags persons about embark should make
mediate application on board, at MuInys wharf, or
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
o8rc 100 Pine street, comsr Of South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-12

FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, HEAD ORNAMENTS, &c, &c
OWITZ BECKER, No. "a John street, win open this
day. entirely fresh stock Of French Artificial Flowers
Feathers &C. received by the packets from Havre The
above stock selected c. T. Becker late sales
with Brun x Co.. Of William street ali I'm sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-12
KlSH FANCY STORE.
sos Broadway.

WHERE may be had Fancy Articles. just received from
" Constantnople Also Turkish Tobacco flesh Turkisl
Candy mIds here SX the proprietor. Gan
fresh, renders it far superior to that wh imported from
Constannople. H. TATEOYSAN.
O6 lw$ec
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11
@isse 9gfGea
I'm tie @riinoung cint5 Nrmcnbouia5 fir
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pavcn mo aus elm 9aruhs Sdast ;u biitrtittu.
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buuttri une rjEr unb gsr5i9.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11


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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

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