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ID. BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
Reading Rooms, opposite the st. Charles and
veranda Hotels, is agent for this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements for il or orders
for new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention if left with him.
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MORE CURES performed by DR. DUNCAN'S
EXPECTORANT REMEDY.

'EXPECTORANT REMEDY
DIR DUScAS-Dear Sir:-You may perhaps re-
member that l consulted with you nj your Office IN
CIncinnai. in June last. when you examined my
lungs and informed me that there wos d small cav.
Ivy forming in the lobe Of my left lung. with slight
alterations. and advised me to take a few bottles
Of the EXPECTORANT RENE DY. which |
bought Of you Is hoiiles). ] have used 4 of Them,
and feel as well as ! ever did IN my life My
cough disappeared after nsing the first bottle. The
pain in my breast also left me, my strength increas.
ed and also my appetite. The medicine caused me
10 expecioraie large quantities OF foul matter; after
this was all thrown up. | felt relief al or ce. l think
that the whole world should know something about,
The good effects Of your 'EXPECTORANT REM,
EDY,' for the removal OF The first sy mpIoms leading
10 Consumption. Please inform me il you think il
advisable for mo TO use the medicine any longer
Yhurs sruiy. and ever grateful,
IlORICE BINNS. Near Hamilton, o.
For sale by J b X B MARSH, Sole agents for
Wheeling. oct 90
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SMITH's SUPERIOR CoPAL vARNlSII,
- just reed aud for sale low for cash
sep 81 MENDEL e. HARBOUR.
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.A/ Bacnn. Lard, kre Batter. tea.
Ihers. Ginseng. Snake root. BecsNaN aLd
other Country Pfoauoe. IL NJ JAMESON.
Jy ~ Wafer street. Wheeling.
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y EW GOODS just received nj The City Ca.l,
Sore. s0me very beautiful Silks and Cash
With q general assortment oi Fall aud Win.
de. Cali and examine them.
scp9 G. & BOON
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< DOZ 3 a, Blinds asserted sizes and color.
cO just reed and for sale ,ery low.
sep "a MENpEL & HARBOUR.
90 DoZ sacking Bottoms. just received and ior
- sale low MENDEL a. HARBOUR.
sep 81
. CASKS SAL SODA. reed aud Tor sale hy
- Oct2 ERYOR a. PAUL..
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,DAh LBS Pow'D INDIA RurRARB
~OO ROOT. Iusi reed and tee sale ~
PRYOR l. PAUL.. l6t Mark., ~.
OCT ID whssltrg.
The New York herald., 1845-10-05
Anti-Rent Trials.

DELHI, Oct. 2, lS45
DelGvare Oyer and Tsrminer-Iion. a. j. Parker pre-
siding.
The Circuit Court was in session this morning, Judge
Ruggles presiding.
O'Clock.
The DISTRICT ATTORNEY moved to call the trial OF
Moses Earle for murder. Hon. Sam. Gordon, Hon. s s.
Bovine and Hon. Mitchell Sandford, counsel for pri-
soner made application to put of the cause for the term
Ada Wits presented setting forth the fact that seve
raj material and important witnesses were absent with.
out whom they could not proceed to trial That the
defendant could not have fair and impartial trial at
the county of Delaware and that they intended to make
application for change Of venue That the counsel
have had opportunity to prepare themselves and to
consult with the defendant.
The Court were occupied most OF the afternoon In
hearing the argument which grew out OF the notion
The Court remarked they would not decide the question
this afternoon, but would do so in the morning.
The probability is that the motion will be granted.
As the Court was about adjourning, AMAssA PARKER,
ESQ., and said he had application to make on the
part of VIM. Brisbane, who had been imprisoned for
some tme and who was indicted for murder Col Par.
ker went to state that Brisbane was an uneducated
but naturally intelligent man, who had become cele
brated as an antrent lecturer who happened to be at
the Earle sale though not disguised armed He had
was innocent Of all crime though he had probably acted
mprudently. He believed that If now set at liberty on
his recognizance to keep the peace, he would be
serviceabe in allaying excitement as he had been
guilty ofcausng it,
The Court said the facts had better be laid before the
Attorney General, who present, and some under
standing arrived at if possible.
The Court then adjourned
| understand that man named Miles Bramble, who
was discharged yesterday on criminal offence, upon
payment of fine of $3.50, with another indictment to
which he had plead guilty again arrested this after
noon he having been guilty of abusive anj nfammatory
language relative to the Court Sc, calculated to excite
rebellion.
He probably will be sentenced on the indictment.
The New York herald., 1845-10-05
Common Pleas.

Before Judge lngranam.
0oT s-Ihomas Dks vs. George O. Hatnorme nauass, y
possession of two lots of ground situated in Mercer
street. the site of the Phoenix Horse Bazaar" Plan-
tiff it was shown owned lots in front OF the Bazaar
Mercer street. and subsequently entered into copar
two lots adjoining the of the building and erected
the Bazaar They dissolved partnership in the Bazaar
business in January 1885, and let the premises to third
party assigning their right title and interest The pro-
perty, subsequently, got into fendants possesslen
who claims the front lots the ground of their being
virtue of his purchase Dilks, the plaintiff, claims title
to those two lots in front OF the building his original
holding which he alleges belonged himself
y before and quenty to the building o the Bazaar
there being other passage entrance to the pre-
mises except by passing through his lots Verdct LOT
plaintiff subject to tho opinion OF the Court on case 10
be made &c.
William johnson, ct al Henry H. Godet, ct aL-Ae-
ton upon promissory for $3.50 81 made by party
named Brent payable to Godet Co.. and by them en-
dorsed and passed to the plaintiffs No available defence
put in the Jury rendered verdict for the PLAIN
tiff, 1888 81, with interest.
Before Judge Daily.
.fymer Kndu6tThe jury in this case, already no.
ticed rendered verdict for defendant.
DAWSON PoweHThe jury in this OF assault al
ready reported rendered verdict for plaintiff SIX cents
damages.
Hog and Delamaier vs. Charles Wright-This was an
action Of assumpsit balance of $63 due by
party named Bosworth who had ordered plaintiffs to
nufacture Of peculiar construstionan gaveS20
on account and plaintiffs security for payment OF the ba-
lance The defence set up was that boswortn nad Or
dered the with view to take 1t to Washington
to try certain experiments in the art Of gunnery Wright
becoming his security for only S20 The gun subse-
ouonty blew up and proved of no value and Bosworh
also states he paid up all save the $20 for which ne got
Wright security Verdict this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1845-10-05

ON subject which involved the imprisonment for life OF
one man, and the probable death Of another When
introduced the question and forced the meeting into the
predicament theywere in He marched up with tumbler
in one hand and that banner in the other and was that
banner which was the cause Of all the confusion. lie
hoped Dr. Boughton would be freed ssometime but he
is guilty and has offended the law he is like ms friend
Mr. Babe and he should not be liberated while babs ~ss
kept confined, they both should suffer.
This little speech f the applause that followed was
any evidence) met the views Of the meeting, ana the
gentleman again moved that that banner be removed,
when motion made by the chairman that the meet.
ing adjourn and the affirmative side OF the question was
only taken when the chairman declared the meeting ad-
journed. The moral to be drawn from the evenings
proceedings that If Dr. Boughton trusts to the express
sion in this city for his liberation he stands
very fair chance to remain some time in the state
The New York herald., 1845-10-05
Movements or Travellers.

The occupation of the columns OF the Herald yester
the usual summary Fridays arrivals at the principal
hotels. These and the subsequent, are added to-day
and both exhibit considerable dminuton Of the trav
'''iUs Assrn,eAsmH Lloyd, Lloyds Neck; Mr. Spencer
West Chester; A. Catomel Mobile; Pary New Orleans
som. louisiana j. f. Gadson, Charleston; j. H. Mackee
south Carolina; H. Jones' Bridgeport In; r. II Gurnett
yirgina Wingell Boston 9: L1ckwood %a;s Mobile
McRae, Miss; j. Vanderpool Albany Capt Swartout
u. $. A.
Asron.-J. Thompson D. C Gen Armstrong, King
ston; J. Cornell Md w. Hatch, n Bedford; T. Pearce
Geo. Hone, Boston, q. D. Anderson, Bait; Hon. A. H.
Everett; W. G. Hammer n o. Thomas Booker London
ton Baltimore; H. Fenton, Boston; Sawyer, do. j. C.
Great |. Hara, J. Weed, Albany DR.. Hertele, ~ C j.
Bsgley Matanzas; w w. Corcover, Washington; r. w.
Mckoy Columbus; =. Murray, Charleston; Gen. o'Dou
nell baltimore; A. North, 9. os G; Gen George White
Washingtoni Mr. wilkins, Canada; Mr.. Thompson, by.
Comfy Gen.
CTv-Messrs Young and Hale, o.; r. Potts, Tren-
ton; Thomas Rust, Richmond, va shepherd, Buffalo;
L. H. Goodrich, Ark; J. Greenway, Va; D. II Gilbert,
Boston; Eli Baker Phla; Capt vieder II Living ston'
Eastland, Louisville; r. Hopkins, Va; J. F. Brown
Washngton " Mathews baltimore; Dr. p.trrss Crssan'
washington City; COL Whitney, u. 8. 4. .,.
FRAssLrN--Mr Denton, Boston; J. NJ Forbes. fhis'
Mr. Rgo a. W. RSod. Rchmond
w, Denton Boston; O Phillips, Rochester I. Rich.
ards phila j. NJ. sanderson, Phila y. May Ala, az
Phila; NJ HI Phenix, Canada; 9. true hochester;
DR.. Ames Conn. ,,, p,ia; N-,u,.s .
w Hale n Eidrdre Phila; Mons. Johanna Paris; b.
r. Carr FLORIDA; Mr.. Peyott, Phila.; A. ?. Hassel
Ohio: r. X Middleton, Phla; Thomas Roe, Mr. Tucker,
Miss. . ,,c,, ,.,, ~
Louisville; W. Gordon, do; George Bond Mount Nor
ria. ID sharp Boston; r. Rae, N o.; r. Carter, Boston;
Col W. Butler, 8. c.; J. Wadhemy, Perm; j. ARM id,
Buffalo; w. H. Tyler, Pittsburg; Ingale Mr. Gardner
Troy; d. Clarke, Boston; II. Bowes, Geneva J. Harvey
Lockport; II. Parker, Boston; General Mason, Texas;
W.P. Rathbons Knderhook; J p. Hale, Cinn is .lc-
Dowcll, Canada; A. Mcdowell, do; Chas Robinson, TO
ronto; J. Pickens, Boston; J. Richardson, Va; W. X.
Watts, Geo; II. Matthew'S, Toronto.
The New York herald., 1845-10-05
Court FOR the Correctlon or Errors.

ALBANY, FRIDAY, Oct 3, 1S45.-Present-LtG Gov.
Gardiner, Ch. Justice Bronson and 20 Senators. s.
A. Willoughby, plaintiff in error, vs. r. D Comstock,
ior af6rmance senator Bockee remarked that the de-
cision seemed to involve the constitutionay OF the
General Banking Law and as that question was not ar
quad in this cause and to come up directly in the
case Of Clifford vs. Livingston, now on the Calendar ne
did not wish TO commit himself upon that point and
shonld therefore ask to be excused from voting
Senators Lott and and the 1t Governor were in
favor Of Affirming the judgement expressing the opinion
constitutjonaty Of the General Banking Law. jude
ment affirmed, Is to o.
No a. j. Ferris and al appt VS. J. Crawford, admr.
&c MIR. Fl. f. Clark heard for respt,
The New York herald., 1845-10-05
Marine Court.
.lna Gm,th

er3-.4ndreyJ j. Moore vs. George Miller, 81 al-This
was an brought for labor and services by plaintiff
Mott and Houston streets The defendants the trus
of the church The plaintiff claimed to recover un
der notice served upon the defendants under the ms
done certain work on the houses as sub contractor to
John II. Men the contractor Of sad buildings. Inc
defendants proved that after the receip OF ne notce Of
the plaintiff they received notice from M emil the con
tractor that he disputed tie claim of the sau piann
the ground that the plaintiff having chosen brig ms
action under the statute and that statute directed a
after the contractor disputed the claim OF the sub-con'
tractor the to have the
amount Of the claim adjusted by arbitration, which to
be the of recovery against the owner and tho
plaintiff having shown that the account had been adj
usted in accordance with the requirements OF the sta.
tnte that he had made his and insisted that
the plaintiff should be nonsuited The Court directed
nonsuit. p w. Tillou fer plaintiff r. H. Shannon, for
dafa ants
The New York herald., 1845-10-05

DIR. REEsE,-This Board met Friday eve ing, Mr..
Benson in the chair, when the case OF Dr. Reese was
continued
The CouRT inmaed that they did not wish to exam
inc any witnesses the points In the testimony
already introduced as took up unnecessary length
OF time Some witnesses were examined, who testified
in favor OF Dr. Reese general course OF public conduct
since he became of Public Schools after
which the for the defence closed Two witnesses
were examined in the rebuttng case, when the Board
adjourned, to meet on Friday next
The New York herald., 1845-10-05

IRISH REPEAL.-The last accounts from Ireland,
represent the repeal cause as in melancholy state
Of decay. OConnell piteously deplores the falling
of IN the ''rent"-the repealers split up into
civil facuons-the people appear to be at last ava
king to sense Of the humbug-and the whole move
ment is virtually dead. If that accursed spirit of
agitation and demagogueism be indeed effectually
exercised from Ireland, will soon see that beau
tfu country rapidly rise to prosperous and happy
condition
The New York herald., 1845-10-05
New ORLEANS. 9th Sent lSt5

The deed is done Thomas Barrett, of Tyler meisl-
ory, is our Collector of the Customs no longer
Dennis Prseur, of the "Old IIunker" school of De-
mocracy, is his fortunate successor, and the "Young
Democracy" are making terrible fuss about it. 1t
is now moved, seconded, and carried by accama-
ton, among the new Democracy, carved out Of the
annexation question, that James X. Polk or ast they
call hlm, the "duck river lawyer" is not the man
they took him to be, and shall never serve another
The New York herald., 1845-10-05

GREAT SpEED.-The Long Island train arrived on
Saturday afternoon, at about three O'clock in eight
hours and "a minutes running time from Boston
The run was made over the Long Island road, nine
tyslx miles, in two hours and twenty minutes
with one hundred and thiry-fve passengers and
their baggage, being two minutes quicker than it has
ever been performed. The new steamer, Traveller.
made the run across the sound, twenty-nine miles,
IN one hour and forty minutes. 1t is now asserted
that the run from New York to Boston and back to
New York can be made by daylight in the longest
days in summer.
The New York herald., 1845-10-05
Brooklyn CITY Intelligence.

POLICE OrrIcE.-A respectfully dressed young man. q
native Of Rhode Island who calls himself William Aheny
but who is also known by the alias OF Hoy was arrested
by officer Clayton in the city Of New York. for having
defrauded tailor in Atlantic street. Brooklyn, Of pair
of pantaloons He took particular fancy to the cut
pattern and style OF the carried hom
to his boarding under the pretex that fhey fitted
him. he would become cash purchaser. He was under
sumption is that the garment well suited him, he did
again make his appearance at the store of the worthy
flbricator of fashionable clothing. He yesterday
tried before Justice Church, who found him guilty OF
constructive larceny, and sentenced MIN TO SIX months
Imprisonment at hard labor in the county jail He made
very eloquent aud ingenious defence, and Is to be
regretted that possessing so much abty-and ev-
IDENTIFY fitted for better sphere OF acton-should bo
compelled to serve an apprenticeship at getung OUT
stone.
BROOKLYN NEws-A New York evening paper ofyes-
terday made attempt to inform its readers OF some OF
the passing events of Brooklyn, and its abored effort
gravely stated that "a young lady the member o re-
spectacle family in Hicks street. at the point OF deah
IN consequence of having taken laudanum II the sage
author Of this interesting and delectable paragraph had
taken the trouble he ought to have done to read the
Herald he would have avoided the commission OF most
egregous blunder, and might have furnished the suo
scrbers to his journal with facts connected with
very depoIabe OF suicide which was fully reported
IN this paper.
SMALL BusNEss-Ths members of the Common
Council Of Brooklyn have sagacously resolved to rent
Mesrs Sutton and Weeks for thirty five dollars per
annum stable which has long been used by Andrew
Oakes, Esq, the Coroner as dead house. ne having
other place assigned to his for absolutely ne
cessary purpose. Hereafter in all probability some
of the gentlemen will be willing to receive into
their houses until nqustion can be held the putfo
bodies Of those who may be found drowned or TO
whom some other fatal casualty may have occurred
mre the spirit of economy thus manifested by their
highly respectable representatives.
The New York herald., 1845-10-05
Police Intelligence.

Der. 3-RobJery.-Ye afternoon, the boarding
house Of Mr. Solomons in William street near Duane.
entered yesterday aernoon,by some daring rogues
who ascended to the third story and forcby the
of pedlars, who at the time attending
the Synagogue and riaed their travelling boxes,
tanning about $4,000 worth OF property with which they
made their escape.
car Spear the fourth of July last helped himself to
$780, from the Golfers of his father and left for New Or
leans On returning to the city yesterday with the IN
tention Of asking his fathers forgiveness he was met oy
person claiming to be brother who Immediately caus
ed his arrest, a charge OF grand larceny.
.anothsr Ro66ery-TRe premises of Mr. sylvestine,
NO "A Caharine street entered on Thursday after
noon while the members OF the family were at the Syna-
gogue and 5000 in gold coin stolen thererom.
.3ttempt at Burgary.-A man named Ben. Osborn was
arrested for trying to break into the store NO. III ott
street. ,,. -.
Burglary and .qssau-Patrck Cook last night forci-
bly, entered the dwelling OF Mrs Elizabeth Wiiloagh6y
with the supposed intention of stealing and on being de-
tected by the occupant committed violent assault upon
her and her child.
lored female named Ann Hays aged 10 years was ar
rested charge OF killing her newly born infant put
In Of the state Of her health at tho
time it was deemed advisable to send her to the Belle
vue Aims House until she should have sufficiently reco-
vered to admit of her transfer to the city prison Un
making OUT the monthly return OF the inmates Of the
Aims House. few days since it was discovered that the
accused female est, having made her escape
Sailing under Wrong colns.-A man. who refused to
give his name was night arrested in the streets dis
gused in female apparel He was detained 10 answer ior
Prtt Larcenies-A. shey and Thomas Dean, was ar
rested last night for stealing coat from 1onatnsh
Leach. -,
Francis Akin brought up and detained for stealing
Sc from j. Keracb.
swer for stealing quantity Of coral from Jane Ann
Blair ,
Theodore Shaw and Deborah Shaw were arrested and
detained to charge Of stealing quantity OF
clothing.
VIM Squires was also brought up on charge OF steal
ing valuable coat from the steamboat COLUMBIA .
Constructive Larceny-An individual who gave ms
name VIM. Murray was last evening arrested ior
1orC in hav aEpu
while in state of beastly intoxcaon at house IN
Roosevelt street. detached lever watch under the pre-
tence oftang of it, but who, afterwards endeavof
ed dispose the Murray was rested on CON-
pain off person named Michael Donovan who was pre-
sent when the watch aken but presuGing that ms
nteRtons were good allowed the matter to rest unhi
he offered dispose ofthe watch when he caused MN
to be arrested The of the watch VIII recover
Market.
The New York herald., 1845-10-05

GOVERNMENT DISPATCHES Important dispatches
from the American Minister at Brazil to our Govern
ment, were brought by Thomas H. Stoneall, U. S
Navy, who arrived in the ship Courier, and pro-
ceeded directly to Washington
The New York herald., 1845-10-05

The Poor HOUSE SYSTEM OF ENGLAND
WRETcHEDNEss OF THE MAssEs.--A most heart
rendlng expose of the misery-the abject wretched-
ness OF the English poor, has recently been made in
the course OF an investigation into the conduct of
the governor OF the work house of place called
Andover. The most sckening details of the suffer-
ings OF the unhappy wretches confined in this bas-
Tie are gwen IN the evidence. II appears that the
poor creatures were daily in the habit of fighting
ior tne putrld fragments Of cartilage that adhered to
the bones which came from the governors Ia
bic The sick were robbed Of their necessaries-
the female inmates subjected to beastly assaults
and systematic course Of outrage and cruelty per
petrated for years under the very noses of the
guardians OF the poorr' And this is only sam
ple-one solitary case-of the abject poverty and
misery of the English masses. What a contrast to
the condition OF the same classes in this country!n
-
STEAM SHIP GREAT BRITAIN.--It is understood
that great many bets were made that the Great
Britain would perform her first trip over the Allan
nc IN hiteen days. She was SO near to that time
mat dispute arose relative to the payment of the
wagers The Liverpool Courier of the 10th uIt..
thus settles the matter for the English side of the
bets:-
No one we think, who fairly considers the question
can nave any oouDt as 10 who the losers
respecting the Great Britain. II wagered that sbs
would perform the voyage in fifteen days She sailed
hence at pm on the Goth of July and arrived at N
York at pm on the 10th Of August But when !, uas
apm at New York, II was a. pm. in Liverpool and
from pm on the Goth of July 10 pm on the 10th Of
August is Is days3 hours and "A minutes II will NOT 40
to take Liverpool time for the vessels starting and New
olk Tune ior her arrival In popular parance the diff
terence Is not considered but for the decision Of wa
gerh must certainly be taken into account
GOVERNMENT DISPATCHES Important dispatches
IRON the American Minister at Brazil to our Govern
ment, were brought by Thomas II. Stoneall, u. S
Navy, who arrived in the shin Courier and nro-