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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-28


y. e. Malcolm Clark rs Thomas Edmonds and Cl,.
w. was an action of trover for French
peus'eao ana materials partly manufactured alleged to
nave peeh ,aken by defendant Edmond as landlord nd
noons ss nan, under dtress for rent and which
planfif claimed was exempt the materials having been
deposited win plaintiff for manufacture There was
apou. ,ne value plaintiff averrng il to be about
necessary for COSTS : Do'o" Poo
The testimony left some doubt whether the .ronsr,
had been taken for rent not - F'OPs'S
The Judge charged that II deposited for the nurnoee
Of manufacturing they not liable for distress Ln,
that IN such case the ocer must have had notice before
sale, which notice must be than a me re -
OF general claim, but must be specific showing tba
reasons Tor which exemption was cloimed -
Verdict this forenoon.
Whtfmarsh and De Peyster, Sun Mutual Insurane.
Action to recover amount Of policy of insurance for
quantity OF raw hides and articles shipped to this Dor,
on board the Alfred Hammond, from Rio Hatcbe In
central America. The case is merely opened and il
over 'V"'"Vu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-28

TO EpfToR HERALD -
srR:-ln your paper Of this date your Brooklyn cor.
respondent makes several mstakesno doubt uninten.
'ionslly.
In the first place he states that meeting is to be hold
somewhere this evening" the columns OF the Herald
would SHOW that ts to be held tomorrow evening at
Carroll Hall
He alo states that rnr is to be collected; this is
mistake II IS merely to promote harmony and refute
slsndor and caumny of tho backest dive Herewith il
pscbri
Having through error made misstatemsnt I am sure
hat the Herald will make the "amsnSe honoraben by
stating facts IN next paper aud oblge,
oct ~, 1915 MANY .REPEALERs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-28

To THE EDITOR THE New YoRK HERALD
Sir Your reporter in the Of Ezekiel vs.. the Gro
ton Insurance Company has thought proper to say that
this is the first contested by that Company whoh
take occasion here to say is the puff indirect but at
the same time, although not meant 10 be, most iniud
cious and mischievous, inasmuch 1t is most untrue
and calculated to mslaad the unwary.
The truth is this Croton Insurance Company has con-
tested great number Of cases, than any other
Company in this city Of relative standing nay more
than half of them in the aggregate therefore state
ment likely to mislead the public as to their being
company not tgous, most untrue, and likely to be
great injury to the nsurng community, who as well as
others look to your journal for essential service IN
guarding them against frauds Of corporations well -
Of individuals. FRONT STREET.
27th October, l64b.
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The AGITATION ON THE PUBLIC SCHOOL QUESTION
ltseems that this subject is not disposed of or fin
shed by any MEANS but that on the contrary the ia
natical presses who have continued the agitation
and difficulty still actively in the field. Doctor
Reese is determined not TO give up The following
card was published by him in some of the papers of
yesterday
CARD.-The undersigned, having visited the Office Of
the Secretary Of State at Albany and made the appeal
late action of the Supervisors his ease respectfully
communicates to those interested in the result that de-
csion ~ the Head Of the Department may shortly be
expected, which will be final, and conclusive.
Meanwhile, as all proceedings upon or in continue.
ton OF the act complained Of consequent in any way
upon such act must be suspended until the case decd
ed the undersigned without relinquishing any of his
Just or legal rights in the premises, will nevertheless
aostsn IRON any OF those acts and decisions" which
are the prerogatve of his Office until the of
the appeal by the State Superintendent.
lie is instructed however by the Department to com.
pete his tour of visitation to all the Schools of the
county Tor the purpose of collecting statistics &c for
his Annual Report, which he is required to make
Tor the present year and transmit the State supern-
ienoent on CT before the LIST of January ls46
d. MEREDITH REESE.
TINS is merely another brand thrown into the fire
Of party politics and fanaticsm in order to keep up
me controversy. What the decision OF the Secreta-
ny OF State at Albany may be,we do not know But
The original question hasnow lost all its peculiar cha
racterlstlcs, and has degenerated into mere struggle
Of fanatcal partzans on either side boding no good
70 the schools or to the SYSTEM to the young ge-
nsration, or to society itself, which is annoyed and
distracted by these disputes
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MALTA for EurOpe.

The Great Britain will sail at two o'clock this af-
,ernoon, and her letter bags will close at hafpast
one.
The Evening Edition OF the Herald, 10 contain
the latest political intelligence of importance, the
markets, the fashionable and theatrical movements,
etc, etc, will be Issued at one o'clock.
This edition in wrappers, can be had at the desk.
at two cents copy.
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FLORIDA ELEcTIoN.-lt is not yet so certain that
Brackenbrough, the democratic candidate for Con-
sress, is elected CabeIl, the wing nominee rms
him so closely that he may be defeated !, !.
indeed, reported that Csbell is elected by a mso'
tity Of 400
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AMERICAN lNsTrTrTE.-Some very curious de
Ve'opnents are in progress relative to the manner in
winch medals and diplomas have been awarded
nc ar OF the American Institute. Can any one
ye' solve The question OF questions-what becomes
81 'he money Can any one give us full expose of
the doings OF the " Premium Committee %
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This steamer has not yet made her appearance
She is Cow in her seventeenth day. and the specula-
tors in fruitand -four in state OF intense ex-
ciement
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NAVAL. ). fngate Rartan, Commodore Tur
ner, and store ship Ere, at Rio Jsneiro on the
7ih ult.-then bound to the Pacific.
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ARRIVAL OF THE
GREAT WESTERN.
SEVEN DAYS LATER
+ RO M EU ROPE.

The Great Western, with seven days later news
from Europe, is below An Extra Herald at Z
O'Clock.
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Native American Mas Meeting.

i Nouve Ano1Aoou NAooo meetunRs
| The Native Americans Of the City and County Of
New York held mass meeting last evening at the
corner of Grand street and Broadway.
| On entering the Hall we found it tolerably well
| filed with men, boys Shifflers and musicians,
among whom was drum, which certainly was the
nosiest instrument OF that description we ever saw
The faithful Native who attached to that instru-
ment kept up an awful pounding thereon for three
quarters Of hour, for the purpose Of attracting
many as possible to hear the well known eloquencs
OF the Native leaders.
When the drum did all that drum could do, the
meeting was called to order, and DAVID L. WHEELER,
Esq was nominated chairman. Mr.. Wheeler
briefly returned thanks, and said he was deeply inn
bued with the spirit of the Native American party
The report OF the Nominating Committee was then
read, and the nominees each received three cheers
those towards the end OF the list being yher weak
The following gentlemen are the nominees:
For Senator-Elias H. Ely.
ForRegister-Joseph Hufty.
For .4ssembty--Henry Meigs, James Stokes Abraham
G. Thompson, jun; William s. Ross, Peter Doig, Har-
vey Hunt Harris wilson Alfred s. Livingston, Thomas
II. Oakley, Nehemiah Miller Alonzo A. Avord William
Marks, John A. King
Some one at this stage OF the proceedings came in
and stated that there were upwards OF one thousand
people IN the street, and requested some of the
speakers to 90 down and address them Mr. Snow
~ ,ooi ,,s,r 3D. 49,, ~ WI. Wy ui"'' :.
W 49, h;S =. ~ ss tue nist appearance VI
S" ., , ms . ar II ~ ~ oui region.
IA Nj ino sa; LEY was loudly called ior up stars
which he called upon all the old watchmen msc hancs
TAX payers wings ana iocos 10 JOIN the native
Pasy' - .
, MI, CAMPBELL next addressed the meeting, and said
Una. no man was capable Of becoming freeman without
iohs course OF anhg ana that all history proves that
the principles Of the Native American party the only
true P1incPies upon whlch repupilcs can De based.
MT oopkuFT next spoke very highly OF the nominees
ol inc Nave parry ana Dr. Reese, the late county su-
peImtendent o. schools
we then TOOK TOOK at the meeting outside and found
ABOUT 20 boys and all assembled around stage
ing whlch had peen erected IN Grand street, and Mr.
snow mnistering 70 them IN his usual eloquent
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DOCUMENTS
Accompanying the Presidents Message.
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
TIRE ASTTRv

REPORT or THE SECRETARY
TREASURY.
The Union of Wednesday evening
Report of the Secretary of the Trsa
Finances, covering upwards of seven
that paper. We make the followin
nopsis of its details; from which the &
and object of the Report can be fully a
The receipts and expenditures for I
ending the 30th June, ls45. were as
REcEIEEs AMI MEANS.
From customs, $27
From sales Of public lands,
From miscellaneous sources,
81 Total receipts, 2!
I'D balance IL the Treasury, LIST
July, ls44,
Total means, 3,
The expenditures during the same
fiscal year amounted to the
sum of 2!
Leaving balance in the treasury
on the lst July, le45, of
The estimated receipts and expent
fiscal , ear. ending 3Oth June, 1916, q
RECEIPTS, viz:
From customs, lst quarter, by ac-
tual returns of the collectors, 81
For second, third, and fourth quar-
tiers, as estimated, /
Total from customs, 2
From sales of public lands.
From miscellaneous and inciden-
tai sources,
Total receipts, q
| Add balance in the treasury on the
lst July, 1916,
Total means as estimated, 8
EXPENDITURES, viz:
The annual expenditures for the
first quarter ending the 30th
;Ssntember, l845, amount to the
sum of 5
AS appears in detail by accompa- ].
nying statement B, the estlma-
ted expenditures for the public
service during the other three
quarters, from lst of October,
| ls45, to 3Oth Iune, 1916, are
as follows, viz: :
Civil list, foreign intercourse and
| miscellaneous purposes,
Army proper,
FortiGcations, ordnance, arming
militia, &C.,
Indian department,
Pensions,
Interest on public debt and treasu-
ry notes,
Redemption of the residue of the
loan of l84l,
Treasury notes which are yet out
standing, and payable when
presented,
Naval establishment,
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29,627,O51 80,


From which deduct total estima-
ted means above stated, S34, 47S,3S6 ~
Leaving an estimated balance in
the Treasury on the lst of Ju-
Aiy, 1916, of S4,85l ,254 ~
Included in the $29, 627,O5 90 Of estima-
ted expenditures as above enumerated, are the
sum of 81 ,54s,997 for supplying deficiency of
revenue for postage, and also 100000 for
hostages Of Congress AM of executive Offices.
Butthis balance ($4 1851 1854 321 is subjec-
Ipriations as Congress shall make, to be ex-
fpended during the fiscal year ending the 3Oth
June, 1916, and TO be altered by the sums
which may be presented for payment of the
old funded and nnfunded debt and old treasu-
ry notes.
The estimated recei pts, means and expendi-
lures for the fiscal year commencing 1st9uly,
1916, and ending the 3Oth June, 1847. are as
follows, viz:
From customs for the quarters, S22, 500 900 co
From sales of public lands, 100000 90
From miscellaneous and inciden-
tai sources, lOo,OOO w
Total revenue, 100000 90
Add estimated balance to be in the
treasury on the lst July, ls45, 4,s5l.254 81
Total means for the service of the
fiscal year, ending the 3Oth
June lS47, 1881 ,254 "
| ExPENDITUREs.
The expenditures during the same period, as es-
tmated by the several Departments of State, Ifea-
sury, War, Navy, and Postmaster General, viz:
The balances of former appropriations which will
be required to be expended in
this year, Sl,441,457 ~
Permanent and indefinite appro-
pria.ions, 2,ss7,sl5 ~
Specific appropriations asked for
this wear. 2l,O7e,440 IS
Total estimated expenditures, e5,5 .e43 rs
Which deducted from the total Of
means above stated, se,s5l, 1854 80
Leaves an estimated balance on
the lst Of July, ls47, of S4.a32,44l OF
The total estimated expenditures above
stated, $25,5lS,S13 Is, is composed of
the following particulars For civil list,
foreign intercourse and miscellaneous. $5,-
925, 292 81; for army proper, 8 AGA, 35s 90;
for Notifications, ordinance, srming militia,
&c., 4, 33l 800 50; for pensions. 2.5O7,-
100 90; for Indian department, 2.2l4,916
ID; for naval establishment, 6,339. 800 SO;
for interest on public debt. 1886, s44 70.
The sum of$l2l .O5O for debt assumed for
the cities in the District of Columbia, the
sum of 900, 900 for supplying deficiency
in the revenue from postage and $4,000
for hostages for Congress and Executive
) Department. fare included in the sum Of
$5. 925 1872 81, as estimated for the civil
, Hist, miscellaneous. &c.
The receipts for the first quarter of this
= wear are less. by SOL, 1886 90, than thu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-04
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IN.
PURE STATE or THE BLOOD. OR HABIT 90

sesol. or kins. Eyi Rhe.aai. Erup
Syr. Ring Won, Or Te,,s ses Head ami r.n 81
the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers syphe symptoms Scat,
ca OF Lanharo and D.-ea-c- arising tom nscioa.
Mercury, Asc propy Eipo-u, lmprui-nee an iie
Aso cArone Constitutional Disorders win be removed by this Ere
raraiion.
Diseases having origin impure blood aud
auiis generally vail be speedily and etuay removed by this
valuable medicine operation peculiar
d-ea- circulation aud
passing through the Where
meutary canal patient aud the san-e
operation Of the sarapariia from curative powrm-
The following ,rT recently, received by the OF i-
Invaluable medicine. will be read with Interest ny all similarly
ntei.d:
B.LuxoRs. Jane 10. Istt.
M.-.rs s,sp.-Gent- Most eheetfuy do add
,s.,imona OF life preventative sAt.spau va.
r1S with serofiloas affection
lip AMI continuing upward taking ho Of aud surrounding
which caused ao~ OF Il
also Affected causing discharge unpleasant and
pull with slight ekueh feelings
ferins- this that rendered perfectly mf.raic.
thing b-arj II tired but all proved OF aud
eadcI change
until whole body affected Hut thank. humanity.
Physician nd-d preparation SaTSaparlla
IN less TINS Than three months restored health and happiness
Your sarapara alone effected the aud with dese
The afflicted longer sunr but the medicine
be ee from disease with feelings Of Joy and rrati,ud. remain
your fi,,nd DANIEL. MeCoNNikAN.
Any desrous to know m iher my
residence From, street where will afford pleasure
muniese any thing In reiationio this cure.
rv. -, =, r.. - a., :, :, -, :. -,
NV 'e a"oNs ha'ed pan'ei heoon
nkan and made oath OF the facts contained IN the foregoing
' ,-,,.. =, At, -, - 80, ', 49,
-. .r . . ''' 80 " '' ny y, oAnmote-
nil attention NJ all similarly afflicted:
SANDSS CELhbkaIED SARSAPARlLLA.
speak ehp-rmenahy when that this Medicine Ear
eneeusl the Of chrome acute rheumatism than
er preparation have tested Having endured erre- suffer
nr NJ tunes within the last h'e years from repeated attacks OF
hammao or acute Rheumatism have recently used Sand sar
sapaIa With the hapPe success health better than
IL has ma nv lite ia
strength Is rapidly returning attribute this heahu change
ency To the U.S. OF this medicine Feeling deep sympathy with
whp are aneted ~h this most ,onenng and painful
pn nn' ts'aln from earnestly recommending to such the
use Oh ~ a speeihe Having the most entire conf enec
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Ritb,nouo Dailp fpbis.
ruEspAy MORNING. SovxMBER .. is.,.
GOLDEN SCRAPS.
ny Nka. L. n. siceURnEN.

Ma l. N. sieeuRnEN.
H.sr,-we oil acknowledge tho strength 81 habit
IT, ,,~., nr.,.es with lime In Youth IL NAV seem To
:, - -. = = ~ = a,
w "A. WV ' ~ - 49, - ~
csuEhti IN eiods, We suu4gn IN VAN. 'haoNh not re-
sisted" says ~. Augustine "becotncs necessity"
r.. fore, nj b,bi, 4. Tim. Gle ,rlv by
a, go, "a. ,.,... a., $500. a.. 80. I'D. of a.
W. "o"oe' N"' " ~ ~ "S = r.
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nervous system; and on thS account regularity J. "
great consequence IN exercising tue moral ana in'e"
power. All nervous diseases have marked "ho''Sy '"
sb>st,e regular periods inclination 10 sleep
.. ,hr .o,tose of piyht - another instance OF the
-, ~. r. ,,,,. ~ an, ,,,ure which promotes ID.
s.,;an 81 h,r are jailed HABITS II we rope any kind
=, .a,.i .g ever, ay At the zane hour we ut find
,".l.s. .,s,;,s ,,yAn H. without premedation when
49,. 80. .,,,,.rh..
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,, - ,,s =. -, 80. rno,,,,rs IN IN. xo,n-
TIL, ss;sns. ., on.ra,es through
sho,. circle E.peciaIIy in the station of the 81,
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:, IL. .,aI,.,,. I,v. She u.,,,lv eni,ys mueh of
,.n.,i .nJ .a,,n.nion.ho In her ,b.enee she ia the
.,n.i ;c.,ov the mother take double pans to form
r., On .o,,.e, model. 10 make her amsbe ent do
.,,c Mons. trusting that the msRr Of those virtues
,,n-..,on, an The ,of waxen of the Younger
n.s 20 whom She NAV in the providence Of God be cal
~ !. 6l The Mace of maternal guide
Dosr-rr, -Chldren should be required to treat do
,ne.tc, with propriety Those on whom the comforts
family 40 essentially depend are entitled 10 kindness and
,ympa,hy
The theory that industry and good conduct worthy OF
whatever found be early
illustrated and enforced the members OF household.
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CONSERVATIVES DO NOT DESPAIR.

TINuoMsu.'s COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD
NAPTIA the most eerta aud POW esf rru,~iy ever dis.
covered ioI Pulmonary Consumption. Bronchs Splitting Blood
Asthma. and all dis asses OF the respiratory
The readers attention requested following
cure Of lady we'll known IN tins community
PnmApELrnrA, March Q, 1874.
Ma. $. Thomson:
suffering fellow make the following
which humar.ys sake you public rarely
ever has astonishing cure been effected IN Pulmonary Con
SUMPTION when the Pauent was 50 neaThe grave
-Four years had violent Of bilious which len
general health wrctc-d oonon great
the slight cough which gradually
violence until III IN, -vnpon. Of Punou,Iy
arGuly sueha night and
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voice s-n,e suaoaiion 80 ina, Tor ten
months together
pillows almost sitting POSTURE bleeding from tbs lungs and
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had keep moist with liquid
and To ALL suffered with vo~nt pap,aion OF t-
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Ill. shadow doubt that before this
be a e"TTse
Durhg poaeted ufe;,ngs used all popular remedies
for Consumption bat OF them much relieved
also had the advice. different periods Vood physicians
who did they lne, They pro
n"uncod ineuaLr AMI sad that might nger few months
hut disease confirmed Consumption and beyond the reach
Of medcaIskin
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should you THINK proper ." publish % You are At liberty to refer
the athcietto that word OF the foregoing be sub
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