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The New York herald., 1845-08-03
TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.


), kArKLso AND plONEEK FACkET LINE,
roads and Canalhroush in 81 days The above line
full operation and offers great who wish
pleasant mode of travelling the west.
The cars are built IN the most approved modern STYLE the
boats are lifted up IN superior and every effort made
by the popeors to conduce to the comfort and
oil av eers The scenery this route unrvaled
great Chain oi Pennsylvania internal Improvements well
thy of being seen.
By this route avoid all the ateues and dangers
tendt upon stage travelling and the time make
pedtious trip.
The leave every morning o'clock Passengers are
vedto engage their places Philadelphia Office in Phlade
Is and Is South Third sts A CUMMINGS Agent
Philadelphia, May H. ia5.
For information, in the city OF New York, apply
b. II. KNISELL, Agent for
D. LEECH cos Line West st, N. H.
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80
HEUUCED FHREN.
SU M M f r A r. RAJ GE MENT,
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
I'm and az Iuna

From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Tain-s1a A. NJ daily, Sundays excepted stoppins
Farmingdale and st. Georges Manor.
Accommodation Tran-9x A. and 5 r. M. for Farming
dale and inesmedias places daily, Sundays excepted.
excepted stopping jamaica Branch Hampstead Hicks
Greenport
Frca Greenport Depot
Boston Tran daily Sundays excepted l2< o'clock NJ
or On the arrival Of the steamers from Norwich
Accommodation Train AT A. NJ daily, Sundays excepted.
for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Farmingdaie Depot
Accommodation Train, 81 A. NJ and az r. NJ, daily, Sun
days excepted for Brooklyn and mediate places.
From jamaica Depot
Extra Train III p NJ daily Sundays excepted, for Brook
lyn and intermediate places.
The Boston Trains stop only Earmingdae George,
Manor.
The Accommodation Trains stop the following place,
on the road going both receive and deliver
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Stages readiness arrival Of Trains the several
Stations to take very low Fares all parts chs
Island
street. receive Baggage for the several Trains minutes
fore the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
NJ Rockaway Baggage taken separate Crates julOrc
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KOULSTONE'S RIDING SCHOOL,
J3y and 139 Mercer Street.
sN MR. JOHN 8. ROULsTONE has the honor to
inform his friends and the public IN general that his
A1- School for Instruction in Horsemanahip - now open
day and evening, follows .. =.
HSSurs for 3e,,emen from x.SSt1s,4 S1o,p =. NJ NJ
= Terms Of instu made known application TO Nr
Roulstonc.
Mr. H. has just from country several fine and
stylish Saddle Horses which he authorised to sell At rea
sonahe price my7rc
VINWlNEA complete assortment Of Brdport SEINE, Her
4 ring and Gill Net Twnes, from 81 10 lbs, manuiac
ured with the greatest from ths best materials expressly
for this market end for sale in lots pur chase by
jy21 &c X. COLLINS & co. IS South IT,
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

TRIP TO EUROPE We beg to inform our readers
that the proprietor and editor of this paper contem
plates spending the ensuing summer in Europe
He will pass through England and France travel
up the Rhine,- -and probably visit Vienna and other
parts of Germany, including Switzerland. During
his tour he will pay particular attention to the COM
municaon Of his Impressions and views on the
state of society, political aspect and scenery OF the
countries which he will visit, for publication in the
columns of paper, for the instruction or amuse-
ment of his readers. This journey has been deter
mined upon as much on account Of health as
amusement. AS a preliminary step to this summer
he intends to dispose of the furniture of his
dwelling house, ia Chambers street, together with
a collection of paintings, which will be sold by
Wilkins u Rollins on Tuesday next The collec.
tion of paintings, comprising about thirty, was
made by an artist in Paris, and was selected from
the modern exhibitions there. Some Of the sub
iects are historical, others poetica, and few are
scenes in this country
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
MONEY MARK ct.
Friday, ApriI ls-t


The stock market very heavy to-day, and prices
without any material alteration Canton, Norwich aud
Worcester Erie Railroad, vicksburg Ohio 6s and Penn
sylvania ss closed at yesterdays prices stoninston
fell of per cent Morris Canal Il Illinois Ii Reading Il
and farmers Loan l. The transactions to a very
limited extent, and very depressed feeling prevails
among operators Notwithstanding the steady decline in
prices the bears avail themselves Of every expedent pat
down prices to lower point rapidly than they
now going Every rumor likely to affect the market is
put sfoat and the most ridiculous stories circulated
for the purpose of bearing the market.
Quotations for stocks have for the past few months
been steadily declining and the market Is in such feve
rsh state that the slightest thing affects IT, and prices
irom day to day show graduel isliIng cf The mar.
ktt s not quite SO much depressed as was last year
when prices in day declined from five to ten per cent
We annex table giving the quotations current the day
previous to the panic cay the panic day. and the day
aiter compared with the prices railing day, for
of the fancy stocks used SO much for speculation.
Quotations FOR SrocKs THE New YoRx MARKET.
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0ss ron srocxs IN THE NEw YoRx MARKET;
C--l0N.---@ 81
Iieslldu w dnaa IIusada.4 IL.

will BE- by this table that there s still margin
Canton and Erie The difference in the quotations. for
Norwich and Worcester, has been produced by the
uai which has taken place in the value Of
the stock dividend Of three per cent has been declared
aud paid by this company and satshsd reg ular
semannus dividend OF least per cent will be regularly
State stocks included in this list much lower now than
they were June, particularly illinois aud Indiana.
=, i, an,o or Ere. as this siors Is in lac, worS more
than last June. This compsny did not de-
Stare dividend last January, when the report made,
hut was shown that small dividend could have been
declared and PAID ard that sufficient increase
tee market pics Of the sock. have doubt IL
would have done had one been made. Several stocks
in this list low enough For pernanen mt Investment,
Ohio, Illinois end Indiana below their real value tu
the purposes OF speculation they too high any
At this the stock market IL affected very uufayo
rasly by the movements gong Ia the money market
fhs banks are preparing their qurtery reports for May
and until they nave been disposed Of there will b, d.
psessol in stocks greater than would otherwise be real
~ Many ~ ING fancy stocks have been brought dowr
~ Their own weight, but ore depressed thal
usual by the scarcity and high price OF money. Las
iuoe, when the prices given above current money
vas not worth more than iour per cent; 1t IL wort
TX nnd seven This makes quite difference in prices
Among the stocks gscl in ill street for speculation
heIes not thsn three four actually worth NOR
thnn hal. what they now selling fer Most OF ths
iroai stecka must eventually be good property, som
iconrse before others, but ultimately eli will pay larg
iiiIy .old in Wall street, Norwich ard Worcester is
@ihont doubt the best and Long Island the next. Tae
I'D Erie in ths order enumerated. Oi Tho pure fancy
ort sueh aa Farmers Loan, Morris Canal United State
Sank, Canton vicksburg and N. American Trust, it II
mpossoic TO tell anything about SO far We can cias
y tAsm regs,di value, tho order in which they ar
rreagei is not lar out ot the way. The speculate ii
burg has neerly ceased and prices are se,tlin
TO taer former vst The reiussl Of the Legislature
Psnnsy v.nia to rechar'e the Grard Bank may
Il 'hs proposed airengeaen;scf cf the Vicksburg aad nd
.ent any Compromise win iH editors
rhsrs Is very jtle doirs II foreign exchange w,
iioIe prime stsi,0g hs ~ pr cent pr sn.am
'rsatWcssern at, CIV tte. fur verpaol snd mud
aasefs by tha enrey auc' will not msho their spppo
acc IN the u,! usti, cas- two previous 10 packd
10Y We haze 20 doubt hs ruling rates Tor sterling bill
~ ths steamer VII bs about ai % per cent The sur
y ot tou bids from the and from shippers in thi
market Is large but confidence in them Is not uficen
established 10 niuce those making temttnncfs 10 tab
charge now upon ali points sucsS reduced 70 nal
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
General Sessions,
Before the Recorder, aud Aldermen Devoe and Mott
NJ G.. PATTERSON District Attorney.

Before the Recorder, aud Aldermen Devoe and Mott.
Nj. G. PATTERSON, District Attorney.
APRIL 8-Mofion TO Qudsh-In the case Of Brooks ct
ais indicted for conspiracy to defaud Mr. Gao Swain,
asde motion to quash yesterday The District Attor.
ney replied and the Court this morning denied the mo
ion.
Receiving Sfslen Goods.-Hsnry Rame was tried and
cuutted indictment for the above offence charging
,m with having purchssei quantity Of silver, which
stolen frem the house OF Mr. Schernerhorn, No. 81
Broadway The evidence, though calculated to excite
very strong suspicion was not enough to warrant con
viction
charge Of burglary In entering the store Of Mr. Cor
els ou, corner OF Broadway and Amos street.
At twenty minutes of four o'clock the Couit adjourned
ill Monday.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
Superior Court.

DetOTS
APRIL 1s-Parick Sfrakan ct al VS. Charles Henshoto
ct ai-Ths action Uf assumpst on bill Of ex-
change $1,000 due the 10Th January, l845 with in
ercs for three months $40 a. The defence put in was
that no consideration was given and that the note was
accepted for the maker To this plaintiff rejoined by
showing certain dealings in relation to real estate in
Brooklyn passed bstweer the parties and also that mort
gage certain property in Pine Apple street had be-n
issgned to the acceptor Of the bill Verdict for plaintiff
bi0i0 a.
Before Judge Ookey.
APRn lS.-Peier Murray rs Peter Smith, erscutor Of
Hugh Smith Action brought 10 Ss3a 40 1t
peared that the plaintiff end deceased hod bean in the hhhi
fspscula ing in land, and that ia October 1885, they
went to Williamsburg and there purchased eight lots
which were struck ont in plaintiffs name although de.
seosed had bid tor of them Plaintiff advanced psr
cash, and for the balance mortgage given Hnnh
NTH afterwards advanced OF money for hall
Of said 10 at the time becoming responsible for
aeif Of the mortgage. Thereafter the mortgage
closed and the property sold plaintiff havpg 10 pay his
share OF the mortgage and also the above $532
10 on behalf OF the plaintiff share and he bring, suit
to recover Defence pleaded the sctute Of frauds.
and that the original agreement had not heen committed
70 writing Verdict this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
CITY InteiliUence,

Police Omce.-ArRrL lS.-ARREsr James Null
grave was arrested last night by officers Stephens Gil
lent assault and battery upon Mr. OHaohan in Thames
street time since.
was detected in the act Of stealing sixteen pieces OF
pongee handkerchiefs worth $9a from the store of Allen
Co., No. "a Pine street
Mock AUCTION CAsE.-A countrymsn from Rockland
county named Lewis g. Smith, done out Of $24 this
afternoon, at mock auction store, No 10 Chatham st ,
ny two men named Martin Mcdonald and the other
named Swift Smith, after being done became frightened
and agta.ed, and went out into the street and made
fuss-the swndler returned him 50 Of his money,
and promised 10 pay the rest If he would come
into the store and when he went in they locked the door,
and the shutters up, Smith became frightened and
taken to the police Shortly sfer person. either
Peter Funk or principal sent into the police office SIC,
ps @ sy
cceiv sd in return uncurrent money the Peters made
very pretty brokerage to say the least.
Catherine street. burglariousy entered last night
and robbed of $1,000 worth Of goods and small amount Of
and two men were observed to get out and 20 into the
store and afterwards return with goods and put them into
he hack, after which they drove off The person who
saw this proceeding imagined that the persons
nected with the establishment
srEAMsoAr RosnKRr Mr.. John Armstrong was robbed
las night board the steamboat South America her
way from Kingston Of about 5000 Travellers cannot be
TOO cautious in taking care OF their money at this season
Of the year. when many pickpocke travel In steamboats,
and for the express purpose OF exercising their
lawful calling.
THE RsoEsr RossKRY--In some Of the city papers II
stated that the highway robbery OF Mr. g Psyser,
took place at tho Hudson Hotel, kept by Mr.. A. Isaac,
corner cf Albany aad Greenwich streets. Such net
the case Mr.. Peyser stated that the offence
mittei the Of Washington and Cedor streets
blocks from this other place.
Upper POlicc-April ls.-BAp BOYS = Daniel D. T..
Livingston and Levi Hodgkns, were arrested by
captain Thorn OF the Municipal Police, charged With
having entered the store Of Samuel Smith, No ~
street, and stolen $40. Also with having burg
entered the Church Of the Epiphany in street,
company with another beauty named John T. Delevan,
and stolen some articles belonging TO the Church.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
Movements OF Travellers.

movements Oh IF0Vou0IDs
We have not for some time seen so barren list
OF arrivals, with perhaps few exceptions, as we
found recorded yesterday evening at the principal
hotels. The vast amount OF merchants, and others
who hurried here upon the frst opening OF the ma
vigation have now returned, the canals furnishing
them with the means Of an early conveyance oil
their goods to their respective houses. We found
at the
Jordan, j. r. Wilson, Philadephia; Fl. D. Crawford
and eight others
Asros-Hon. Geo. Bliss. Springfield; A. H. Hony, Con
his Excolienc, the President Of the United States and
Mr Cochran, Washington; w Kelly, Dutchess county
Albany; Honorable Mr. Woodworth NC Duchess h., CO.
his return from Warrington; Hon. Caleb Cushing, late
Minister to China; John Robertson, st. Johns, NB and
thirty others.
CrrY-John Cough, Bslso, Honduras; George Martin,
B. Harrison Philadelphia; C. M. Chaplin, Springfield
Robert Gran, Ohio; Thomas Camper, Baltimore; b.
smith, Philadelphia, snd ten others.
FaANKLIN-Thomas Tooler, Utica; Thomas A. Styles,
Boston; A. Loomis, Little Falls Herkimer CO.. George
Park Rochester; Messrs Tyler and Rayner Syracuse.
ST. GEoRaE's-A B. Csrles, Penn; H. A. McDougall,
phia; John b. Neal Rhode Island; g r. Rollins, W. w.
Blair, Washington; 1.-TWO Connels, Of Troy, and five
others.
GIosr-Doctor Elliott Waterford; General Cadwalla-
der Trenton, New Jersey; Richardson, Philadelphia,
and six others.
Colonel A. willis Pttsaeld Governor Morton, on his
return from Washington, and twenty othera
WAvERLIr-Watson Cow, Boston; Doctor Haddck,
Philadelphia N. p Rhodes, Buffalo; Albert Henry; L
VI. Krst, New Orleans.
The passengers from Albany did not arrive last
evening until half past 8, in consequence of de-
raDgemeRt of the machinery OF the steamboat
"Troy," which obliged her to depend upon one
engine, and consequently retarded her progress
aearly three hours beyond her appointed time
There are loud complaints amongst the Northern
travellers of the hasty manner in which the boats
on the Hudson have been placed upon the line
In the cruel struggle tor competition, sufficient
time for overhauling has not been adopted, much
10 the danger of public safety, and general incon
yenience.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
Personal Movements.

The Hon. VIM. c. R:v6s IL about for the House
Of Delegates In the county where he resides.
Measures in progress in New Orleans to give pub
lic dinner to Mr.. Johnson Of Louisiana who 10 in
city, In honor Of his vote the United States Senate
in favor Of the annexation Of Texas.
John Hale going to take the stump in New Hamp-
SHIRE and advocates his election. He 10 to speak
Pitts6ed, the roads settled paper il
be established at Manchester to advocate his cause 1t
- to be tyled The Independent Democrat.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
TheatlicAl.

The PARK The house was crowded to excess
last night. "The Lady Of Lyons was the play,
and Mr. Anderson as Claude'' was applauded
throughout in the most enthusiastic manner. The
aiter-piecc "Used up"-a very amusing trife.
went of most admirably Crisp, as the eccentric
Baronet, was inimitable, and Mr.. Barry as "the
Backsmth, materially assisted in procuring for the
piece very favorable reception.
PALMo's.-Mr. Dinneford had a benefit The
house was tolerably good. Booth is engaged and
appears tonight as Richard the Third.
oLYMrIc-A burlesquc Of "Antigone" has been
produced here It is unmitigated trash, and what
with Its miserable dogsrel' and vuIgarity and the
noisy excamatlons Of the pit and galleries, it was
not easy to see it out. Mitchell can give good en-
tertainment when he likes, and the sooner he de.
siss from serving up such fare as this burlesque,
the better
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
The Great Fire at Pittsburg.
ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY HERALD

The Weekly Herald will be published at nine
o'clock this morning. II will contain all the par
tlcuars of the terrible calamity at Pisburg, illus
lrated by correct map of the burnt district
Price sixpence per copy.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor, at his
Agency, 81 Walker street, Grst from Broadway.
Med1cal NOtices-The Auvertlsem ents Of the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established
the Suppression Of Qnacker in the Of all Diseases will
hereafter appear the fourth and last column OF s
paper w. - RICHARDSON, M D., Agent.
Office and Consul np Rooms Of the Colleges
ALI Khiladelphla subscriptions 20 she
HERALD must be paid only authorized Agents. Zbtr
Co.. Ledger Building, Third srreet Chestnut Terms
rs CENTS MONTH including the Sunday paper; or 65
withoat il; delivered Of charge Of Phadeqa
Single copies for sale above daily, at 0clock-Prce
The WEEKLY HERALD is also for sale Saturday morn
ngrric ga cents 50 FER annum delivered any part Of
Phila ,elphia, free Of postage
AL tie and cheap Publications for sale their
taDIshInent as soon as issued wholesale and retail
20 With the exception Of psrer the "tera!dn is read
much, perhaps Philadelphia published
chat city aording valuable medium advertisers. AdvG
rirements handed to the half O'Clock, will ap
oear in the Herald dav. "a lv
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
u y, Circuit Court.

bBIur6JuUBB5 BettS and NeE0n.
APhiL le-The Pirate Websfsr-Thc man who ii is al
ged In William Webster the associate Of Babe, now
Under arrest, chsrged with par cipatng in the murder
md piracy OF which Babe has been convicted, was
brought up and placed at the bar in charge of officer
hsconmtai and assigned him al counsel Messrs John
NcKeon and Dudley Field
The Slave Case--Bartett and Mansfield who stand in
icted for participating in the slave trade wih Drrcol
ot having appeared, their recpgnizances were es.
reated.
Fish Us Rollins 1t fai-Actsn for infringement OF paten
rght in the manuac Of csbooses ship Stoves nd
j3urned over.
Steamboat Swaiios-The Grand Jury came into Court
nd found true bis against VIM Burnett late pilot OF the
IwSllow in causing the death oi CshArine s. Parker
rhsro different counts which also charge the causing
deaths OF Lucy Briggs VIM Davis and various 9th.
rs by his Uhe plotsD neglect and carelessness The
rial on this mporant matter will create good deal o.
interest and excitement
Court Calcbdar-This Day.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

The PILOT OF THE SwALLow.-It will be seen.
on reference to our law reports, that the pilot bv
whose negligence the late fatal disaster 10 the
steamboat Swallow was caused, has been indicted
by the grand Jury, now sitting in the United states
Circuit Court in this city The result of the trial
In this case will be looked to with the deepest
interest.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

01-ln our record of the Movements OF Travel.
lers, VIII be found the arrival at the "Astor." Of
the Hon. Caleb Cushing, aud Col. J. Knox Walker.
private Secretary OF His ExcelIency the President.
and Mr.. Cochran, of Washington.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

LATE FROM MExIco.-Vid New Orleans, we have
received later news from Mexico, but no Mexican
dates are given. The adyices from Havana are to
the 9th inst.
No mention is made of the capture of American
vessels by the steamer Montezuma.
The New Orleans Picay~ne, OF the 10Th says
BY way of Havona we have advices somewhat later
Vera Cruz II would appear from the hurried glance
out braveiy in his defence before the authorities o.
country although he has not yet been put upon his
trial The Chambers have decided that there was ample
upon grounds which have been SO often stated In our CO.
lumns that il would not be worth while to enumerate
tions towards saving portion Of his own property and
that Of his wife, for any uercr operations which no may
The chancss appeared daily more favorable for the
cape Of the late Dictator, Santa Anna
The resignation Of Gen. Corezar as Governor OF the
Department Of Guansjuato has been accepted by Cen
Gen Bravo has been nominated as an honorary men,
Der the Council Of Government very much to his own
As the sehr Water Witch is in the river, with advices
Of later date, do not deem necessary to repeat oil
which we find in our Havana files.
LATE FROM JAMAICA.-By the Alert. Capt. Farm
ham, we have Kingston files to the 10Th ult. Inc
Kingston editors have imbibed the belief that there s
grave purpose in the United States OF annexng Csnada
and thereupcn the Morning Journal delivers tseh oi
couple Of columns Of choice bravad0 When that ques-
tion becomes serious Jamaica neea give herself no
trouble about the United States will have TO do with
her master. We notice the pucker into which the Colo
nial press has got itself BY of illustrating the brisk
of the trade in and bluster between the
mother country and her dependencies.
The Kingston papers announce the determination OF
Hsrsrd President OF Hayh, who has been for some
time soourning in Jamaica, to return Immediately TO
Port Prince, with the view Of reganing the CHIEF
masistrncy Herard has been persuaded to this step by
depustion which recently arrived in Jamaica from Hayt
for the purpose Of inducing him to abandon his peaceful
privacy for of ambition. He is under the imprcs.
sion that he will be made President once more without
but expect to hear Of fresh troubles when
he effects landing at Port au Prince.
The ship Lady Scott fsm st. Jage de Cuba to Svsnsea,
with copper ore wrecked on Crooked Island last
month The vessel was a total wreck and about four
hundred Of the had been saved, and sold at
Nassau, at $46 to $50 per ton The captain and crew
saved.
person who committed murder upon q respectable
gentleman Of Jamaica named Kesick three years ago, BY
means Of vegetable poison, lately confessed his gu IT,
driven thereto by compunction Of conscience He s to
be tried at the next term Of the court.
Sugar in barrels dark) sold at lss. per 100 lbs No
sales Of cotiee.-N. O Pic, .9p,iI 10.
Town ELECTIONS return from all the towns
in this State are received. The result we annex
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

WANTED.-A reporter, well acquainted with
paintings, who would be capable Of writing critica
notices of the gallery Of the National Academy o
Design, now open. Apply at this office.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

ELECTION IN AUGUSTA, GRo.-Dye, whg, was
elected Mayor Of Augusta, on the 18th inst.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

WANTED-Three or four well educated young
men are wanted Immediately at this office to act as
reporters.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

"A Card.-Ktp q Brown-AmoDg all tho im-
that have been made for hs Of the
public there have been that with Kip Browns
new patent spring that have lately made their
Greenwich Line. Much credit due hs
prpreto for their energy there doubt but hat the
public will appreciate determination be behind in
'A''''' -''a' so'N N~ CHELSEA.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

A WNDFALL TO FANNY WRIenT. Quite wind
fall has come to Fanny Wright An uncle in
Scotland has recently died, and left her property
worth tl0O,O00 She is now in Jersey City, and
will remain in this country for few weeks. for
the purpose of taking certain necessary legal steps
preliminary TO taking possession Of this munif
cent legacy.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
The Succession .

STEAM SHIP CALEDONIA is due at Boston with a
weeks later news.