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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10
pOIyss IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY

SUPERIOR r-Decisions .-ThHrl0r
Iyeg -. I'm. c. Bryant and I'm. g. Boz1s; Demurrer
This is an action for Libel The Albany Evening Jour
nal copied an article from the Albany Patriot Parpor
Ing 10 be from "ROorback charging James n Folk
With having branded slaves 10 designate them AZ ms own
&c The Evening Post of this city, charged the Even
ing journal with having published the article AS an orr
ginal communication with view 10 injuring James n
Polk-hat part garbed extract part editorial &c
The defendants object several counts in the decars
tion and aver principally, thar Inurow Weed was not
mentioned in the article in the Evening Post but the
name the paper only alluded TO- and also that the pub
csii0n in the Evening Post with good motives and
Unsuitable ends The Court in iis decision stated ths'
when newspaper l. spoken OF By name IN case such
a. the present il be considered referring TO is
known and responsible editor In regard 10 the article
being published in the Evening Post with good motives
SC this not the time which 10 set up the defence
| Judgment tor plaintiff on demurrer
The Formars' Loan and Trust Co "a. Thomas X Mn
/ fnrn-The defence txO-fold-ls. that the Company
was not authorized by It's charter transact the business
/ alluded TO and ID usury. The Court has had some
difficulty relation the second point being wholly
| a question Of fact which jury should decide New
trial granted costs TO abide the event.
| Frederick HcEcr Charles Riddbock and Aier H.
Ridabock-Thi- joint action for Assault and Bat
terry in which different rate OF damage was gwen by
the Jury New trial granted.
/ I'm Fan Uarf ads Hartman KelaRd and Ddrid W.
| Dsruaresf-Appeal from the Marine Court-Judgrnent
/ for X. * ID.
Robert D. UvuSoop ". John Harris-This was an ac-
ton 70 recover damages for the nondelvery OF 1000
| ibs smoked beet contracted for New trial denied
| CART s Nor ~ John ". Ryp-Claim by lumber
dealer against an owner 70 recover Tor lumber urnsncd
no contract II was referred and the referee decided
in favor Of plaintiff Motion is made 10 set the report
aside The Court considers that certain testimony was
improperly excluded Report OF referees set aside and
| rule OF reference dismissed
U-u. Hiasdale W. NathI Sands Jr--Appea dismissed.
! CoUar OF OYER AND TERurNrR.-One of the lads
charged with the murder of young Burts by drowning
him in the East river brought up for trial but
of the witnesses not being present the cause was adj
| ourned 10 Monday next
| UNITED STATES MARsHAIs OFFIcr.-James Naugh
ton one of the crew of the ship Shanunga, arrested
/ on a charge of endeavoring 10 create revolt
Daniel Anderson. seaman ofthe schr Adren from Nor
folk was arrested on similar charge, and fully com
miited.
James Allen Of the seamen of the packet ship Ash
burton arrested for making riot board the YES
sci she lay Quarantine the 9Th July and sabbing
! a boy &c. Committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10
Cool.

The Herald, in commenting our s,eadfast hos
tilIy 10 Annexation, SAYS:
This opposing influence will endeavor 10 prevent or
AT least inerpose every possible obstacle the
Element OF Annexation IN the Congress OF the United
States The struggle viii be directed against the rccos
milton OF Aose frs Etioh had rcg rih ;.s Terah.
IN their acceptance O; the resolutions passed by
uonsl legislature. IN arsmn rA BE- made 10 RErrpiArE
e assempioR e. The db; of TcTas and to defeat those
ucror views oi mutual advantage and interest which
have very naturally and properly entered into the agree
ment between the United States and Texas"
We defy any other paper-we except none-,o
match the impudencc of this touch about 'repudia.
ting that Texas debt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10
Court Calendar-rHis DAY.

CrRcvrr CorRr-Nos. A. g. l6 Is. 20 IS to b 20 "a
20 30
COMMON PrEsv-Part l. Nos. =. 50 - 81 30 -
Part , in superior Court Room Nos 30 p 69 10 l5O,
. 43 40 50 IS -. q. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10
TO-DAY,S OUTSIDE.

FIRST rAcE-rhe Writer OF The Mystery of lniqui-
~ in Reply TO the Courier and Enquirer; Saratoga
The best Immediate Remedy for Poisoning Cheap Pos.
tasc Mariners Family Industrial Society.
FOURTH PAGr-Dcierred forciss Items Gen Jack
sons Eptsph Marriage no Experiment, Commercial
and Money Natter. Marine Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

" Thomas c. Ryson, of Chrles,own Mass
charged with having committed adultery with girl 10
years of age has been held to bail in the sum of Al 600
for bis appearance before the Court Of Common Pleas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

ELoPrNENr OF a LARGE GANG OF RrS,x.,
NEGRors-We lesrn from police magisirs;. that sly,
seventy rune~ays passed through tbs ely iN p. al
IN roH,r for Pennsylvania. They hav. copc4 doubles.
according % preconccrtct srrans cement from -
ne gdooring counties 81 Prince Gcor.c Chares s.a :,
Mays IN Maryland. and are said 10 be- armed ~,
syihes hudsccns and some guns They Ten he cir, \,
the road leading ont through sihs,re,t snd are yro
hopin. O make god their -scSpc throash the cogu,.
o. Montgomery snd Frederick. Maryland w uus,r.
stand that nearly hundred citizens u wa.hin.,no
and the vicinity have started IN pursuit who WI do1,
less, succeed IA securing most u no, al of'hcm.
Washington Union rueslsy
- Hon. Edward Cross. late a Represeu,st,e
in Congress hs- been appointed one OF he judge. 81 IL
supreme Court q Arkansas. in the room o( Hon +
Lacy resigned
~ Miss Blanchard who. some DAYS since +,
the face OF day and in the presence OF hundreds 81 Il,
citizens OF New Orleans shot the scognirei who rohe
her OF her fair .se died the 26h ult either from IL
effects OF poison or the ravages OF an insane mind
~ We understand that Mr.. Gansevoort Ne.
vile OF Newyos i soins oul % London As secretary
the Legation Il Is not yet decided whether Mr. Melville
will 60 with Mr.. McLane on the 10th OF July. or 10 tie
next steamer
The appointment was offered 70 him without soae,
ton for the Office Washington luoa
DEATH OF 4 VETERAN OF Il AND lp-lhe pa.
per- announce the DEATH AZ opelousas, OF Gen. Gar
rcues de Flaugcsc az the age OF 90 He was Captain
Of the Artillery al the battle OF Orleans under Gen
Jackson and q member of the Legislature nom Asi
Parish for the last ten years.
- The case of McNuity will come ON for uial
At Washington to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

Mr. BRYASr-It will doubtless be- gratifying 10
the many friends of this distinguished gentleman 70
know that his family received letters from him by the
last steamer in which he represents himself in The
enjoyment Of health and highly pleased with his visit 70
England We learn. also. from other sources that Mr.
Bryant has received most cordial and kind attentions
from eminent literary and political men in England whe
take great pleasure in showing their appreciation Of he
rare abilities poet and his excellent character
man Among the others who have paid 10 the
American poet il the venerable Samuel Rogers, whose
prncely fortune Is put the service Of more than
princely hospitality.
1t may be added in this connection. thai during bs
short absence Mr. Bryant will regularly correspond viii
the Evening Post Three letters from his pen giving hs
hrst impressions OF English scenery and society have
been already published IN our columns and Others
expected by the mex, arrivals He contemplate r,mAi
ing in England until about the first OF October when b.
viii return tins country 10 resume his editorial sbcp
in the Evening Post I've Poet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

THE WEsTFIRLD MAIL RoBDERY.-Ths affair,
which happened al or Wested Ia January u last
year notwithstanding the investigations that have been
made Il yet somewhat involved IN uncertainty and my-
terry The first discovery led 10 the apprehension Of
Hugh VI. Thompson Of Westfeld in the month Of jane
subsequent.
HIS revelations led TO the spprenen-on Of man by
the name Of VIM Nsux who then lived near the State
line The latter convicted the recent term Of the
L. : Court Canandagua. and sentenced % six yesrs
imprisonment
Before conviction. with the certainty Ct that result BE-
fore him. while the jury were out Veux induced 10
make confessions cOncerng The affair. lie charges az
understand Erastus Averl and Darius Tallman with
being acconplices In the affair.
Bills Of Indictment found against both these ndi-
yidual= and they accordingly arrested act week
Ayerl Worthwhile and TaInan at salem. where he has
recently opened public house. The former was taken
Canandaigua by officer Wadron and the latter com
miied jail Mayvle with the expectation Of getting
bail which ne !obrained IN the Of tfOo-HezeAah
TInkcon and Sarnl w. Wilcox becoming surety for
$500 each lFredOnia Censor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

- Bishops Norris and JAMES have given
official notice in the Christian Advocate and Journal
OF this week 10 the Southern Conferences Of the Method
isi Church that they respectfully decline attending those
Conferences view of resolutions adopted by the Bench
of Bishops their last meeting in this City. wherein the
secession de acto Of the Southern portion Of the Church
is distinctly recognized. We presume that in accord.
with this decision. Bishop soule, who goes the
whole figure with the South, will not be allowed to pre-
side if he .hs attempt TO do in any Northern Con
ference The division Of the Church would seem now
to be pretty nearly complete though we suppose there
will be desperate struggle the part OF the seeeders
for their share Of the church property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

ELECTRO MAGSErIss.-We learn that gentle
man of Pennsylvania has discovered means OF ap-
pyng the force generated by Electro Magnetism to the
propeng OF Railroad Cars and Trains 60 as To reduce
immensely the cos, Of motive power The invention
has the farther effect Of preventing any running on the
track and 90 ensurng the safety Of passengers from hat
la. hitherto been a formidable danger, especially while
in rapid motion He is taking out patents for this
Country and intends do for all Europe before the
process disclosed the public Should MS sanguine
sntcipatons be realized. there IS hardly limit TO the
revolution which viii follow the profits Of The IN
yentOr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

NBLo's GARDEsThe tableanx Of each act In the seTen
casts Is alone worth the price of admission see-hey are
beautiful The piece s repeated tonight with the astonsh-
ing performances Of the Acrobat Family The soloon Is
nled nightly The Laty Lyons Produced here next
Monday With hss. Jowatt Pauline and Mr. cn-p as
Claude MenOe. There viii be rush lhe occasion TO
welcome the fair auhoress Of Fashion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

rY- Amusements blended with instruction q What the
pubic need and no place this de-iceralm be ~ vel
supplied IS al the American Museum Look al the bill The
Westerns Conover Mss Adsir. La Peuie Caroline. Mr.
Hamilton and the New Zealand Chi-L Go eu.y-penorm
ances AZ O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10
II The Commercial has seen the new Printin

Telegraph and speaks Of il as follows
And most ingenious wonderful thing i, IL and so
far judge perfectly efficient We
ed from telling how is operations performed CIV.
ing any ntmation Of is construction but Of it's doings
may speak and surely there IS nothing can say
that would 90 beyond It's merits
It's advantages over Mor-es telegraph greater
ptry Of action greater certainty and facility Of by
any person For Morse telegraph there must be per-
al each end capable Of rsnsrng the hierogyphic
marks and dots but the printing telegraph makes the
ordinary letters srrsnges them in words, and be
governed By any person who can spell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10
subscr iptions Received to the Weekly TnsssS'

r. In this Free Country we o"n 30 ~. .h,sd
e.csu lie Lsdie. God bless tle and every MAJ ,ss,
have one OF III, SO say e papers 80 say s,,l nave
ings Co Aromatic fumgsiof-; every man asirg al
box for pertaining rooms, purifying ir s' ,sose sso
essant odors, &C. &c they unsensir w, rsces-
have not Already supplied themselves with lns - De.
ssry should do W II once Price oniy is' r.
pot 50 Broadway. t2pl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10
" WEDNESDAY. February 5ih.
4 ,f.I..,f II n

Nh MApILLE: find myself NJ this moment IN
position which does not allow me 20 reside any longer
under your roof. characters a. you know, do not
agree and my affections having been Tor long time
placed upon another judge that our mutual happiness
requires my departure 90, then, do not say to be
more happy. but escape your just rcproaches ac
cuse you Of nothing since our marriage you have al
ways performed the duties OF good husband, but un
fortunately your temper does nf suit mine. do not
doubt that with a woman of different temperament
you might have enjoyed the happiness have not been
able 10 give you. know how much you love our little
girl and leave her with you with the utmost confidence
but beg that she may never be made acquainted with
her mothers
AUGUSTA MABrLLE, born haywood
The Partisan correspondent of the Courier sub
Joins the following remark Mabille who thought
that he was connecting himself with virtue itself
when he married an American has now learnt that
crime like virtue belongs 10 all countries There
is no doubt OF the truth Of this proposition, never
heless our wiihers are unwrung in this matter for
the lady we take it, is not an American, certainly
she was born of and educated by foreign parents
Eve. Gazette.
70" Mach of the piquancy of the above Is lost by
emitting the word eraited. The lady says IN the
original q" with a woman of less craiied tempera
nent than mine do not doubt that you might have
been happy" BY blunder in writing French hard
Is transferable. she il made to beg that her little
girl may never be acquainted with the trtstiags Of
her mother.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

~ Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON and lady sail to-
day for Liverpool the packet Of today-to return IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

RoARD OF EDrcArIoN.-A communication was re-
ceiycd from the Trustees Of the Yorkvile School setting
forth their claim Referred 10 special Committee con
sistiug Of Messrs Scdgwck Mason and Duer
4 petition received from TOurny recently prin'
cips Of Tixih Ward School Nos complaining that he
had been dismissed without by the Trustees and
without having been paid considerable arrears due for
his services The petition was referred.
some small bills ordered 10 be paid, and the
Rosrd adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

" Capt Deming of the ship Mexico, arrived
yesterday in 20 days from Valparaiso, reports that
Capt Rogers from London arrived there Is, April and
informed him that he had landed Captain Gardner Of
NJ Navy and Mr. Hunt IN Cape Gregory Bay. Straits Of
Magellan. the 2h February. They have gone this
desolae region for the purpose Of oivihzns the Psis
CONAN Indians. Capt Rogers also stated that he re-
NAMED in CsPe Gregory Bay i've days and built them
comfortable home for the winter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

FIRE.-The dwelling house Of Jane P Smith, IN
Northumberland n H. the barns, outbuildnz-, and all
the furniture and clothing Of the instes Of the house
totally destroyed BY IRE toe 9th ut The oss Is
severe one Mss smith but short distance from
the house and before she reached H. II wrapped in
flames Her mother barely escaped with her life and
her saved with difficulty through window.
CY- The Boston Traveller states that the firm
which Is TO supply the Post Office Department, with let.
scales has violated rs contract having agreed
% furnish the half Of the quantity ordered until the
18th ast when they VII doubtless be ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

~ Miss AUGUSTA HAYWOOD. the writer OF the
following letter which we translate from the Courier
Des Etats Unis is the daughter OF Mr. Robert May
wood well known in this city for his clever per.
formance OF certain characters and If we are not
mistaken the young lady herself made success
full debut either here or in Philadelphia. not many
years since 1t appears that in ISL, Miss NJ. ran
away ruth and married a French actor OF the name
of Mabille, and that in the month of February OF
the present year she ran away from the said Ma
bile. in company with another artisfe drGmGtiqHs,
all the parties being At the time engaged at the The
atre 81 Charles al Lisbon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

MANUFACTURES AT FAYETTEVILLE, n. we
learn by letter and otherwise that a company OF
citizens Of Onondaga and Madison Counties, among
whom il Gen J. D. Ledyard Of Cazenoyia, has COM
menccd the work Of turning line and neyeriains
stream, known Limestone Creek. through the vi
age Of Fayetteville. On0ndags Co where II will have
fall OF 20 feet and afford sufficient power TO run eight
or ten large factories This Will give life and business to
the village employment, and wages to hundreds OF men
women and children and furnish new market oE the
bouneous products Of one OF the richest Wheat growing
sections Of our state Fayetteville ia but an hour, drive
from Syracuse already OF the largest inland places OF
our State and rapidly adyancins'o greatness The Ene
Canal is close hand and the Railroad but two miles on
The adjacent country abounds in beds Of Gypsum an ord
ing nexhsust;b.e supplies OF Water Lime. There can
hardly be better site for manufacturing village.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

RIVER FALLrsG.-The River at this place com
menced falling the 18Th and had fallen about IL .nches
by Sunday evening The report Is that the Missouri and
Upper Mississippi are both falling the Illinois. is quite
low, and there fair prospect Of rapid fall Of the
wafer al this point Isl. Louis New Era.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

~ Reader, do look Mdme. Roekwslys Card in N
Other column,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

~ The Washington Union con,rsdic,s the ~
por; tina, Messrs. Packenhsm and Buchanan hss
settled upon the 49th degree Of latitude as eo,s
promise of the Oregon question. No such A.
rangemen; has been effected, is the language Of ,hn
Journal j, does not undertake TO say that .uch A,
arrangement riN no; be made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

~ By an extra from the Star Of Florida pabli.A.
ed at Tallahassee. under the date Of Jy I. we le.-,
that The Legislature Of the new State OF rlorid, On
that day proceeded to the election OF T. States Sea.
ators, and tina, David Levy and James D Wes,co,,
ir, democrats. were chosen on the frs, ballo, b.
ma Ioriiy of twenty six votes over James NJ He-
nander and Jackson Morton. the whig candidate.
David Levy has been the Congressional delegate
from Florida for number Of years and was recen,
y elected as member Of Congress, which Of
course he resigns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

ngs-oi Legislative Acts and Judicial Decisions
over Empire Clubs and Whisky Rebellions Ac.
cordng TO this idea Mr. Polk is entitled 10 obedi-
ence and rcspec, as President, not because PSI Of
every 500 legal electors voted for him-for we think
they did not-but because, by the decision of the
legitimate tribunals he is pronounced legally chosen
and so Is really the President of the wk0e People
and not merely Of those who voted for him-the
whole having previously and consttu,ionally assent
ed to be governed by persons designated as he has
been The Dorr question was in fact iouchs,one
Of the elemental questions in difference between the
parties, though thousands OF thinking men. who
even openly condemn Dorrism, &C; with its abeitors
for the sake of power and place. Now these great
elemental questions respecting Government require
patient. profound calculation and di>cussion-and 10
this end periodicals like the American Review are
needed They should not bei0Rg 10 any party
they should be independent OF and in some sense
ADORE party-but discussing ably and feariessy
high themes affecting Mans Social and Political
wel-beins and placing the truth in so clear a light
that party should venture ultimately to disregard
it, Such is the position which The American Re
view must ultimately take. and TO whics we think
II is tending. The articles in this number on Cases
OF Conscience Progress and Disor sanizaiion and
Mr.. Adams on Society, Sc are essentially Of this
character though appearing rather as fragments
han symmetrical essays lie, the Review but
ill the sphere Indicated and il uast win for itself
honor and enduring prosperity.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-08
HATS, HATS. HATS.

AM now receiving my Fall Fashions of Hats
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runs Of Eagle Hotel. Main stI,st.
WIN. rr.MoSr.
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NASH L. WOODHOUSE

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