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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-06
The Expected English News.

No steamer had arrived at Boston on Monday
morning when the cars left, which reached this city
at half-past five o'clock last evening. We will, in
all probability have the this morning, and will
Immediately issue il in an extra Herald
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Common Pleas.

Mar s.-Laey rars "a .anns Pro"dfoo, -rh,, ,,,.
action Of assumpsit recover for services NV
plaintiff for series Of years to the defendant in the ca
gacity Of housekecper, and agent in collecting
mel aeience put IN was that plaintiff was taken,
clothed and fed and kept through charity by the dc.
iendant and TINT she was already paid =
The jury will render sealed verdict this 6nrcnoon
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superior Court.

ocIUTV DcnCN.
MAY 5.-DEcnroSs.-Geo. ID. POET ". Charlss Ei.poyo.
Motion for discovsryeorlcr affirmed - > wv ~
Baidsvn Gardiner George DECENTRALIZATION fpr oost,
permitted for relaxation
d. AT CHAMsgRs
Darid Heaton Vs. Luther c. Carter 81 als-Nfoton for
new trial denied Verdict to be modified AZ 10 the issue
on tho report OF nil debit
~ Cairnss 81 JUROR, ". julian r. cAabsn.--Judgmcnt
for defendant on demurrer with liberty to plain 10 -.
ply, on payment OF costs, within ten dsys " -
tif .HNt s'"''o' pam
Heary J. Seaman g. Daniel La,r.--No,ion far r.v
trial denied. tut now
Jonn ~. sonthsek, admr. u.s. Henry Leur--Motion
for defendant 0S""s"o"'
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Circuit Court.

z ----- - belUT6 JVdRc kdmonds.
Mar o.-Thc May term Of this Court was opened on
this day The calendar is hcavy containing over three
RicAGrd ". Thorn rs Robert P..BeH-This was an nc
ton Of assnmpsit on two promssory notes to recover
So The case has already been tried twice or three
times Several similar cnscs have been before tho
Court It appeared that some time ngo party named
Tyson, inc nephew Of defendant, forged his (dc
fendnnts) name and obtained money on yariou, notes
similar to tho ono In suit The defence up was fraud
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Court Ca1enslnr--This Dov.
CiRcurr CouRr.-Nos. ., 81, q, Z, o, H. "a IA
CoMMoS PlgAs.-Nos. 81, IS, 10 "a, 90, 4 u. A. Az
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supreme Court. ~
Before Chief Justice Bronson and Judges Bearislcy and

Jcwett -.
MAI S-This Court opened Its May term this day -
There are no less than 6i3 cases on the calendar.
The cases onthe Criminal Calendar not bsng ready,
the court proceeded with the Civil Calcndaf. =
Pony iodine case Of this women will be argued
Eager, the Conrct.-The case Of Eager, the convict,
WHO 10 sentenced to DO hanged on Friday will also DO
argued, perhaps this dog. Tuesday. - M se',
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Supplement-.

We are this morning again Obliged TO issue
supplement-, consequence OF the great pressure OF
interesting and important matter.
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Court or Oyer md Ternnincr.
NAY s-rhs court met pro forma, and adjourned over
10 this forenoon. '~"'''' o'''
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sistant Justlces' Court for Fifth Eighth.
and Fourteenth Wards. 49,

DeoIe Susuce tlysus ~. FRENCH
MAY o-lMroRrANr Law CAST Lee rs Jowes
Gordon BeNnen.-Ths an action of assum psit
brought Dy plaintiff against the defendant for alleged
work and labor and also for materials furnished in the
execution thereof The defence put in vas
ST. and accord and satisfaction The circumstances are
those II was alleged the part OF the plaintiff that
short time ago he was employed to make lady's sad
dIc to particular pattern and certain definite
spccncaticns These specifications pointed out by
Mr. Roulstonc the riding ofthc school in Mercer
street ms saddle was made and delivered by plain
I'M but wa. found BY defendant not to he made
ing to agreement II was subsequently returned to the
plaintiff a. maker, to correct tho mistakes which he
either intentionally or Inadvertently committed and to
make the necessary attentions Plaintiff again delivered
the saddle, which was found still be detective making
bad worse Rather, however, than have any more
trouble with such workmanship, defendant paid the str
puated price originally contracted for which was $40,
and suit brought recover S. additional for the
errors IN workmanship, which the plaintiff himself COM
mttcd Defendant nat exactly seeing how no should pay
for the errors Of another resisted TIE demand however
small (namely S5 and thinking that if such aprincpIc
was oAce established By law, radcsman first making
an scfror-thcn another, and thus athIrd, al nfnifs6m
may be able, on some future occasion, 10 do up bill
with any one who might employ him, to any amount
Plaintiff, TO mnintan The issue called Mr.. Roustone
who was non est inrenus and the snsc was adjourned
over to Tuesday, 18th May For plaintiff j. Smith for
DEFENDANT J. y. Gaibrath. hs
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OPENING OF THE NEW BowERy THKATRE.
establishment, which we have before had OCCASION
to notice, opened last night under most favorable
| auspices. A full, though not a crowded house wa,
In attendance to witness some capital acting We
can assure our readers this is no miserable catch.
penny concem,but ono deserving the patronage Of
the play-going public.
The house is well ventilated, and we have NO
doubt will become fashionable place of resort fol
the lovers of good acting--at the same time chear
and respectable. We were sorry to notice however
that the stage was altogether too dark, and we
imagine the arrangements have not as vet been
fully completed. We hope the manager will attend
to our suggestion and give us more light"
The beautiful and talented Mesdamss Mossop
and sherwood were favorably received the pretty.
graceful sMiss Cohen danced amidst bo,.ouets and
wild flowers, thrown from the boxes, while Mr..
McCutchen, as one of the " old guard and Chan
man as Tom Tinkle, proved themselves aytistes OF
ability. twas In fact an excellent opening night
We learn that Mrs. Phillips and Mr.. Banister OF
the old Bowcry will appear this week. Mya
Or The Menagerie mentioned in the letter of orr
Philadelphia correspondent, will not arrive in this
city until Thursday instead of this morning, as
stated We shall give the line of march previous to
the arrival at their place Exhibition, corner of 9Th
street and the Bowery. =
DAvIp SALoMoN, EsQ,-Wc find by the Mobile
papers that our former fcllowcitzen who been for
bama, has been appointed by the Governor and,Com.
mandernC hicf Of that State his sidde with the
these which o. en- 4 ucs % times
could not have appointed Of energy and ster
ing talents for such confidential post,
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Convention for tho Abolition OF Capital
Punishment.

The Convention Of the friends Of the abolition of
capital punishment met last evening in the large
room Of the Lyceum, Broadway. The room was
completely filed with ladies and gentlemen, amongst
whom we noticed several Of our most distinguished
citizens.
Vice Chancellor McCoUN, occupied the Chair.
A number Of speakers addressed the meeting
The principal were the Hon. WENDELL. PnnIrps
and Mr.. w. l.. GARRISON, of Boston,
Mr.. PHLLirs contcnded at great length that capital
punishment did not the great end Of entng
the crime Of murderhat lesser ned the sanctity Of
man lfethat II brutalizcd the mind by famlarzing it
with blood.
MrGARRrsor spoke with great energy and vchemencc.
He assalcd the advocates Of capital punishment with the
greatest severity and in NO very courteous terms He
oxhorted tho friends Of abolition to
they might not 1t, thoif children would witness the
abolition of the gsows Tho fiat had already gono forth
deienda eat Carthage.
collection then taken up to dcfay tho expenses
Of hiring and lighting the ROOM and the meeting was od.
journed till this morning at 10 o'clock at tho Broadway
House.
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WOODROW PATsNr nInDICINEs.-

A PPRON ED u tTENF NJ CDICIN ES.-
N have on hand large stock nf ,he most ron
will warrant fresh AMI genuine. The following
list coltfins i nprtion of NV stnct
For Coughs, Colds, &c.
Btchan's Hungarian Btls m Brinckc rhoT'-
Health Rnstprative, ID, Vistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, De-. Javnc's Expcctorant, Peas.'s EIJrc.
hounI G IN iv, DR.. Swayue's Syruo of Wild Cher
nv HouAelnin's German Cough Drops, &c.
For Impurities IF The Blond.
Sands Extract Sarsap tria. Sw im's Panacoa,
Bulls Extract of Sarsapirlla, Richa rdsnn's Aner-
can Pauacet, Dardrlnn aud Tomato Plnacca, &c.
For Bilious Diseases.
. DR.. Dy tits Anti Bilious Pills, P.ter's do, Lee,
do, Veg ,rs In liam er,t.hlc do. Sugar Coated
For Fsrer aad fgre.
R,vauI's In rpved F,nic Mixture, Nash $ Ton
ic, HuH'4 rnr Pills, Motifs Phoenix Pitters Sap.
pingtons Pills. &c.
For HORNS
Farrestock's Vcrmifure. iIulis and Sherman
Swaiin's VeTmifuge. Worm Tea, SC.
For DiHrhea and Summer 0a,DIainL
B,cnori's Oirrhna Remedy, Jaynes Carmina-
tive Balsam, &C.;
Far Dyspepsia &c.
Houck'@ Prnacea, Berkw th'+ Anti DvSpcptic
Pills, Sautos's Nterative and Anti Dyspeptic Pills.
&c.
For Pains IL, the Back, Side SC
SHe~rp1n'5 Poor Mans Plastcc, w ,itnq's &
meut, &c.
Also ScarDa's Acoustic Oil for Deafness Thomo
sons &c Water for ) Ir- and Iuh t'ned Eyes Her
rison Specific Ointment, Genuine Harlem Oil.
tive, lkirs Ointm1nt, Turington's Balsan,
Goifrcvs Cordial, &c.
For sale wholesale and retail bv
G. Il. HEGNITST 4 gent.
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A certain Cure fer the Piles,

az Although the ELfCTuARY wac originally prepared
for the cure of PfrE, from it modUS opera Rdi.
mode otoperttnIg and hc extensive personal applica
ton. rls proved Itself To be Medicine far superior
all others. ia all Diseases of an lniammatory character,
with determination of blood any particular part
In Inflammation and Congestion of the Liper and
Spleen IgFdmad'iOH. Soreness and liberation of the
Stomach, B0weiS hiiReBS and Bladder; in fnfdInnatory
and MereRridt RheUnuisa aud all scfORs arising from
the imprldent ar injudri of .ercdrg ip all
where the Blood is powerfully determined towards the
Hedd II n the BEST Medicine discovered For all
Impurities IF The Bi0od, arising from any what
aud for all Diseases Of The Skin, is unrivaed
clearing and nproN Ing Il in the most remarkable
In ~ ipdtiop If the Heart. Pain in Side aud
Oppression dboR the Chest in Horbd and Biiiary Con-
drionS If the Stomach producing Sick Headache in
Short in all cases where CaihIrc Phvsc is
CURED the EectuarH Will be found fully equal, if not
superior any ulher aud cspec lily those subject
without irriton, which is the with a. The
Purgatves now IN use, pttiicul'rN Powders Pills
containing A. '.s, the of which will invariably re-
turn thu complaint.
A. UPHaNI, MD. Sole Proprietor, Bovery,
New York. e ~ az -
II. w. DYO'FT 81 SONS. General wholesale
deiphiu.
StECIAL a. EPUT, nj the Store of Alexander Du
vail & Co., NJ l15 NJ in sire t, la, h,uond
a so, for sale 10y CHARLES III. HEINITSH.
Agent, Portsmouth, NJ. a. Santos. King & Toy,
B. Emerson, \ ober's" s. Co n;ci-, WIN. II
Broughtun, Norflk, and bv Druggi Is gene
raj throu ghput the United States.
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TO THE DE,lOCRATJC pREss

Our ficnds of the DrnOcr ratio Press are quettcd
to intercs, themselves in aiding to carry the work
safely and successfully through the crisis of this
treat reduction of price. Every Editor inserting
This prospectus, with editorial notice (and send
ing copv of the paper marked ~ shall receive the
RCvirW for 4 wear. AI.li
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EANCY ARTICLES 81 PERFUaTERY
La les " 'uI most respectfully call vnnr ~
tentinn to NV assortment NJ FANCY ARTICLES
anI PERU VERY, which is Drrhnps tic rarecst
an' richest ever before off rod for "a in this plaCc
o"nprI7iro almost every ,rt &c both useful and
orm'mcnt y necessary fur the Toilet of which In.
'ol"wIn@ i par
J.aHies' 'a0rlccs. new and beautiful article
"r'Unc cushions. mt up in solendid stvle
'oS nrtl' Cream, Tn hrst articl. ever Offered for
Ch7pocd h'n's, &c " oosscss"s the moot cxtraor
dinarv healing qualities md is the b.st cosmetic
ever known for imp'rting delicate snhncss T.,
the skin. aud pres"rving Il from cho,ping
Phil.cone, the best preparation for the Hair now
in nae,
Rose Secuted Toilet Powder, very superior,
Tnvlnr'4 Chrvsfa line Spap,
Together with the largest assortment Of t'oloorc
Water, Florida Water. and Soaps Of superior nraI
itv. Of cvcrv hcscriotir1 Of P'i fmr Preston salts
Tooth Rru hoe Nail Brpthcs, Hair brushes Suoc
rior 'rnos1 Powder. " IF Narrow Pomatum Pa
tev'- C''ehrnted Coil Cream. &c.
15- Call in and cxa'nin" for ourselves.
G. IT. HETNIrSIT, Agent
Ju'v tirl st., 4 IA doUr from Nfddlc.
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INEA! A!-IMpoRrANrT TO EAM.

Il LIES. 1 have til" I1rgest and best assort.
rnent of rEAi ever off rel for a'e in this vi
cinity, from the &c Crnion Tea Company." which is
the oldest esiahli he'd Comoanv IN the Unitcd
States. and are celeb at,d for selling Choice TEAS.
Among the assortment may be found the follow
ing, which are put up in lib, lib. aud lib packa
ges.
Retail prices foo,os, subject in al cases TO be re.
turned If not approued Of
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grSl, N In Err ,rnFf'S He aLTH RE

~. STORAFIVE. This medicine is p sac am.
c"rra'n cure in complaints Of the Livcrand Lungs
Consumption, Liver Complaint chronic and severe
Cou%ns and Colds, are slmnst imrn diateiv relieved
and ultimately cured bv ia thful use of the Re.
stnrative. DR. Chiffon, the eminent practical chem
list and physician Of New York attaches his cor
tihoate stating its entire vegetable omposii ion f.
ter he had made careful a0alvsis. II is wholly
devoid of any irritating and ina uifcsts So
decided healing and ifvn qnalitics as to a,ric
lv alleviate the most a"gravatino cough and cha c
the norhi' expeCtoration. Pains Ia the chest and
side, so often attendant on Lung Conn lairts a. c
chCCtuallv removed without the least convenience
thcseat of the difficulty hcine reached much uuicke,
than any external application. From the reputa-
ton of this medicine in New York. where il hae
been sold for years, the indubitablr tcs-
tiunonv 10 given to its merit. Certificates have
hc"n literally showcrcd in the proprietor from
the best sources, and stating the cases of persons
raised even when given up nv their physician
The fact Of no single instance of Reconsideration
known or expressed is strong guarantee of IL.
merit The following certificate is from DR. Chill.
ton. the we'll known New York chemist
" have ana wed brftlc Of nodicine called C.
iTinck"I hott'+ H"alth Restorative; and find thu,
IT docs n 4 contain Mercury or any other metallic
incarnation. nor opinn in any Of its f,,-ns 1t is
composed of vegetable matter entirely"
JAMES THILToN, " d.
C.. BRINCKERUOFF,
Proprietor, n.
mouth, Va.
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TERMS uENCEFoRwARD.


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Four copies, III 90 Thirteen 90 30 90
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PERSONAL one, be displrased on experiencing its APP
plica"n, in the stoppage of their numbers, if they
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July, lS45. l36 Nassau street Neuo York.


LAST LIKENESS OF GENERAL JACKSON
The adm bile Dagurrreotype of General Jack
son, taken toy Anthony. Edwards & Co., few
weeks before bis DEATH las been purci ascd for the
OF the Democratic Review. IL IL in the hands
of The artist and will be engraved in the iu style
of mezzntint of exra size. IL is most beautiful
and Interesting work, declared by MIR. Van Buren,
and others to give more perfect idea Of the goud
and great nld man than any other likeness; and
ought To b. Possessed al d framed by every friend
who loves r"vcreshis memory. Those who sub
-,rihe early will receive il one of the regular
rics of Portraits.
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GREENS.

Every package lin addition to it, cnntaiuin,,
Full WEIGHT independent of the wrapper }
Teas therein are 81 thoroughly secured from lirbt
an air, that their quality mower ,"ill remain
nnimpairel in any cliiDatc. For saic l,y
CTAS. RI fIEINITSH 4 ronf
ADril HIGH IT,. ith door fo,n t1iddIc
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nRBECK WHITES MISUNDERSTANDING

WILLS tUCCeSsfNITY aITnOsI
variety OF upc tional disorder of the stomach
Bowels, Liver and Spleen such heartburn. acid
'ructatinns nausea, headache. pain and distension
Of the stomach and bowels, iLcipicnt Darrhea,
Collie, Jaundice, Flatulency, hahitnal costivenrs5
loss of appetite, sick headache, sea sickness, &c
&c. Thew safe ami cornfoI table Aprricnt for
females du ing PREGNANCY and subsequent COZ fine
ment, relieving sickness at the stomach. headache
heartburn, and naay of the INCIDENTAL nervous af
'rCtions. Literary men, students, and most other
persons of sedcniarv bts, iud them very COVE
, nent Those who indulge too freely in The pleas
OF the table, find speedy relief from the
of oppression and distcnson which follow by ia
king the pills. As dinner pill they ace invalua-
bic. Those who drinking mineral waters, and
particularly those from Southern climates, ague
aud fever district, will find thrm available adj
jmnct Those Who are exposed t" tue vici-studes
{" weather voyages or journeys, can take them
at ali times with perfect safety. In fu!i doses they
hi9bly ctfcacious and safe Anti billions mcdi
cine. They seldom never produce sickness at
the stomach gripping.
There have been many limitations and worthless
coupfcrfes If these pills put in circulation by
princplrd and ignorant pcrsons--the directions,
accurately copied, that the closest observer could
not without trial of their effects, distinguish be-
tween them. 'st
Da. r. w. Dvorr & Soss of the Columbian Col.
cge, 1872 y. 2nd ST.. Philadcphia, having Undcrta-
ken nd been appointed DIR. Becky ith Sole Agents
Tor the United States, for the sale OF the Pills
the public informed that thew Can he supplied
with the gcnuiue article in quantity at the same
price as by rho Proprietor by applying above.
n To guard against counterfcts, all the
bills furnished by the Sole gents, put up in
white Lrtters) 40 BECK WITHS' ANTIDYS
PEP1IC PILLS, +. w. DYOTT & SONS, sole
Agents FIR the Proprietor.
SPECIAL TEPoT. ST the Store Of Alexander Du
wall & Co, No. l47 Main street, Richm, nd
Also, for sale by CHARLES H. HEINITSH.
Agent, Portsmouth, NJ. a Santos. King & Toy, b.
Emerson, Rolicrtsou & CorniCk, w II. Brougi,ton,
Ioriolt and by Druggists generally throughput
tn United StatCs. June TO-