New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
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,es ne Young poet which seem to me Of high promise
They are full Of deep emotion and not wanting IN VIZ
orous and harmonious expression fray convey 20 n,ni
my best wishes for his health and happiness ana sue
cess In that department Of literature in which II becomes
every day more difficult 10 obtain and secure suehlioi
however well i, may be deserved
This must be consong the acerated sensibiitics oil
the badly criticized poet
.Ia@ The Court Of Sessions exhibits some funny
sc-nes-it that such want OF dignity IN apuo
lie tribunal is melancholy Yesterday The following
scene is described as having trsnspred there Appca
ton having been made behalf of the PoughEeepsie
Barge robbers to admit them to bail and restore the
money taken from them the Court refused to comply
with eisher demand but granted an order that the prs
oner might see their friends in presence Of an oicer-
At this point,
Mr. Graham arose and said that he understood tne
Cont 10 saw that they had received information other
than that presented al the time Of the argument -
The Recorder replied that he had converted win
Justice TAYLOR who told him that there were other facts
tending 10 fix the guilt upon the prisoners besides those
contained in the adavts but he did not say "hai 'ney
Mr. Graham moved that Justice Taylor be directed to
show why ne should not be attached for contempt
ofcourt
The Recorder stated that he had sought the infoFma
Mr. Grabarp-The Court has no right to seek for any
information not contained the sfdavs at the time OF
the argument
Wy
Mr.. Graham. evidently excited, renewed his motion In
relation to Justice Taylor and the Court after consulta
ton refused the application.
AT this moment Mr. Camp came forward and asked
the Court Information in regard TO the remarks
made by Mr.. Warner yesterdaysw stated that the
life of Honeymsn published by Mr.. Camp, was nor
true Mr. C. said he wished to throw the lie back IN MS
teeth.
Mr. Warner-I do not regard anything that comes
from so and despicabe source, but have word
or two TO say 10 the Court :,
ii he r.. haI birQ ID
with the matter and Mr. Camp walked away muitering
oaihes and denunciations against Mr.. Warner
The Court o. Sessions will 10 be respect
able and dignifed body as the Board Of Aldermen.
~ Mike Walsh was arraigned yesterday for
lbelng George Wilkes in the Subteranean' but &C
quilted for want of evidence his ownership Of the
paper He Is also under indictment for another libel
i<S The Special Sessions disposed Of large
batch of thieves and dssrdery characters yesterday
morning There was the usual sameness in the criini
nails and their sentences.
~ The Steamship Massachusetts left here on
Monday for Lverpoothc pioneer Of the line to be es
tablished between that city and New York We annex
list of her passengers Hon. Thomas ii. Perkins and
servant r. y Forbes, Esq. Boston II A. Stone Capt
McCaraday Robert II. Osgood. New York Mrs. Emma
r Forbes Mrs Harriet WEIGH, Boston Mrs. Graham,
Providence.
r-r5s The body of the French gentleman drowned
Monday afternoon near the Telegraph Station at Staten
leland recovered clock the evening by the
Messrs sylvia of Syvaton. The body was.taken to the
Seaman Retreat and every exerton resorted TO- to re-
susctaie him; but life was extinct Verdict" Acct
dental drowning.
rz,- The number Of deaths in the city last week
was 49,
IL The Mayor is denounced by one of the Sun
day papers for closing the Meatshops on Sunday The
Erenin9 Mirror warmly defends him In the course he
has pursued on that subject.
~ The Herald pretehds TO give the true story
regarding the disappearance of Mr. Cough. 1t states
he encountered woman at the door OF the mouse IN
Waker-.t where he found and solicited her to per
nit him TO 90 nthat he then appeared 10 be perfectly
sober and subsequently sent out for liquor lie alter
ward went out for hour two according TO the story
and returned with an entirely new suit OF clothes and
his appearance changed in other respects The Herald
states that these particulars semi-ohcia We wait
for Mr. Coughs statement, and are happy to learn
that he is recovering.
lEy' The Union Missionary Society holds It's
Fourth Anniversary in Zion's Church, corner
Of Church and Leonard-streets, at u oclockP VI
~ The Merchants and Stranger Register
Ia the name of very neat little penny daily the First
Number of which issued yesterday. The object Of
this paper furnish strangers and citizens with re
liable synopsis Of all information relating TO Steamboats,
Railroads Omnibusos Ferries, Packets and every spe
cics of information needed by those classes. list Of
places is also given and its columns are
supplied with various other interesting matters The
most striking feature OF TIE REGISTER is corrected
and complete List Of Arrtrdls at Tie Hotes which is 10
appear every day brought down to the latest possible
moment The Editors of THE REGISTER say:
Not only the stranger but the citizen will find in
columns many items Of information relating 10 the
day business and interests of life the ignorance OF which
perhaps has been and daily Of vexaton
and positive oss The stranger here see Al glance
perfectly resbe list Of every line OF travel radating
from New York reaching the important points in every
drection-thus rendering Of the commonest and Sc
vercst snnoysnces TO which the Traveller is exposed
from the misrepresentation of the careessness
of servants and the churishncss OF others whose bust
ness ough, to be 70 furnish hun with all the informa
hon he desre. Here also he can ind accurate direc
tons for reaching part Of the City and vicinity by
the various Ferries BY the OmnibGses Cars Cabs
with list Of Rates Of Fare and Regulations fixed by law
which will protect him from the possibility OF being
cheated imposed upon by cabdTe.s. csrnen or por
ters He has also under his eye list Of all the Hotels in
the City the places of open in the evening
and full table Of the arrival and departure OF al the
Mails Beside these, a complete LIST Of all New YORK
and PACKETS eoastwise and for foreign ports VII
be constantly KEEP, standing and carefully examined and
corrected every day.
On the second page of The Register viii be found
full and lis, Of the names Of arrivals At all the
Hotels in the City made up 20 O'Clock IN the rnornins
trains will have arrived from every point.
The First Page viii be devoted brief and piqusni
summary intelligence BY the Morning mails and boats
from all quarters notices Of events ransprdg in the
Guy sher the morning papers 20 to press-snd IN gene
RAJ every thing that whether Stranger or Travel
ought 10 have before him at that critical point Of
noon when he lays out his movements for the remainder
Of the day and evening.
ia case OF foreign arrivas the occurrence Of any I'm
porant event IN The City. the reception Of interesting
intelligence from any quarter Extra Register vii be
i'm medistey issued.
Board OF EpUoArIoS.-rhis Board met last
evening and continued the examination in relation to the
pss;tons against DR.. Reese County Superintendent Of
Schools. Several Witnesses called on the part OF
the defence and gave testimony in favor Of Dr. r. This
makes tbs tenth sitting Of the Board on the subject
The examination viii DO resumed On Tuesday evening
next,
u The Knickerbocker Line turned out a new
and splendid stage yesterday which attracted much
notice
y The Bey Of Tunis has sen, the Day OF New
York magnificent token of his most prneey regard for