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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-27

lemon street, and three stories on the park The
whole height be $50 feet to the top OF the cupo-
Ia. The basement is to contain the Watch and
Police Departments, with all the necessary rooms
for officers, deposite rooms detention rooms, keep
ers' rooms, fuel rooms, &c. The ground floor is to
contain all the City and County Offices, with ample
to have Court Room, and Common Council Room,
each 80 by Is feet, and Governors Rom 40 by
As feet, with ante-rooms, vestlbues and all the ne
cessary Comrn!ttee Rooms, Grand Jury Room, Petit
Jury Room, nc. The upper floor contains two large
Drill Rooms, Tor the Military, with four Armorles.
These rooms can be thrown into OF III feet by
So The basement and ground floor rooms are per-
tectly fire proof, enclosed with iron and stone.
All who cast their eye upon the above engraving,
will be at struck with the neatness of appear
ance beauty of style and compacness of the struc-
ture and the inner arrangements, as will be seen by
the above description are of very superior order.
Altogether this will be an ornament to our sister
city, of which the Brooklynites may be proud. Now
BILE
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The CONVICTED ANTI-RESTERs.-l have visited
the alls where many OF those arrested were con
fined and the regular jail conversng for few moments
with the two men under sentence OF death Van sesn
berg about 81 years ed he Is ignorant not being able
even to read with facility and although the son OF
profane father nothing immoral has before been
alleged against him He is rather simple hearted Young
man. and undoubtedly has been led into this thing as ne
told me- by men older and intelligent He seemed
deeply 70 feel his awful situation and evinced nothing
like obduracy. O'Connor is man 20 years old finely
formed with an open and mild counenance, and much
of the Emmett spirit about him. In native sDy ne =
quite limited but his native shrewdness and mental
force improved by observation has led others to over
rate his intelligence He sxsrted large influence over
the Indians and Of their chiefs. He was very
much affected during conversation and shed tears
He regards himself however as the victim OF the wiies
Of ohers and declares that his gun undischarged
while on the ground
append to this few lines written by O'Connor before
his conviction and handed to his friend Immediately
after:
When look through my prison bars and the yell
low leaf
1t seems an emblem of my fate ard fills my hesrt with
But smiling spring will again, and in the forest
glade,
Lovers wil meet and tell the tale beneath the lonely
shade
| ask you when you at nome enjoying liberty
That when you bow before your God to cast thought
me.
o. -Jennet DEAR little thought that this would be
fear I'll die shameful death and be by man forgot.
But should meet so hard fate, my foes do forgive
them,
Well rise triumphant from the grave-wen meet again
| wish you well in time and better in eternity
Yours, forever, l.. OC."
.Jennei is the name of the young to whom he
expected to be married in few months.
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
CO. eR 5E3 -
CHANG OF HOURS
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWa,
Al ~ a

Commencing on Monday September bin, 1875.
Leave brooklyn
AT 81 o'clock A. NJ Boston Train for Creenport daily
Sundays excepted stopping Il Fmingdale and ST. Georges
Manor.
tx A. for Farming ae and edste places daily
sundays excepted and Tuesdays Thursdays and
days, through TO Greenport and intermediate places
At4 NJ for Farmingdale and places daily
Sundays excepted and on Saturdays Suffolk Station.
Leave Grseapou
Boston Train, ococt, r NJ, the arrival of the
steamer from Norwch daily, Sundays excepted stopping
St Georges Manor and Farmiugdale.
Ats o'clock, A. NJ; Accommodation Train, Mondays.
Wednes and Fridays.
Leare Farmtn gdale-
For Brooklyn, at ss4 o'clock, A NJ, and NJ. daily Sun
odays excepted.
L<1re
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YANKEE NoTIoNs.--From the Salem Gazette we
learn that the year 1881, there has been drawn
from the Treasury of Massachusetts, under authority of
law the Of S. las 94 80 for the following objects
of which, il will be seen, under the head of
ordinary expenses for the special bene
ca IL
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at 8 o'clock, 4. NJ. and "a P. NJ, daily, Sun,

Stages readiness the arrival Of Trans the se,ea
Stations take very low Fares all parts othe
island.
Baggage Crates will be readiness foot Whitehall
receive Baggage for the several Trains,
ore the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side.
Rockaway Baggage taken in separate Crates.
The Steamer Statesman leaves Geenpert for Sag Han Dor
we eeach day the arrival of the Trains from Brooklyn
Ell re
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STRAW BOARDS
sD00 TONS STRAW BOARDS, Of a good quality AM
%OO numbers, for sale by
PERSSE & BROOKS,
o2l 2w'c SIS and CT Nassau street.
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a POkTkAlT FOR ONE DOLLAR
"A F.THOMPSONS Daguerrisn Rooms, No. 2s5 Broad
est cen the Granite Buildings and Reade ST.
Of the various taken by the improved
natural coors. ~ ' -''N'
Operations in all weather from "a. M. tl4P.M.
Instructions N thet and Materials supplied
persons wishing thoroug the business
pVI,ot aovnnases are mere offered. siO lmsm
sale by 's
oa'n f.. X. COLLINS Co. 50 South It,
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FIRE IN BosToN.--About o'clock on Friday
morning, fire broke out in Cambridge street,
wns aa ~ iaS ;nnsve Tha sra ' or,ansed in the
building occupied by Mr. Batchelder, as carpenters
shop, which entirely destroyed. Loss estimated at
$1,000, and we told there insurance. The
blacksmith shop o: MIR. Charles w. Cummings was the
next in course, which was also destroyed. Tho loss
here heavy consisting Of from 5000 TO $4,000
tom work and machinery The hatters shop OF Messrs
Bartlett Harlow was destroyed and every thing con-
neced with It. Loss about Sl50O The stable OF MIR
Stone, wood-wharfnger, the rear, partially de.
stroyed together with a small shanty used for storage
and considerable lot OF cord wood We have he ard
estimate of the amount OF his loss Engines from
Roxbury, Cambridge, and Charlestown were early al
the fire, and did good servce-Mail
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL sad accident befel Mr.. Ma
poleon Lesieur, citizen Of Portage des Sioux, st.
Charles county on Thursday week last. In company
with his brother Edward he went out hunting
curson About miles below Portage they separat
ed and shortly erwards Edward heard the report Of
gum but supposng he had shot game he thought
no of it. and went home expecting to find his bro
Their there. Not appearing for some time the village
aroused, search made AMI about three o'clock in
the morning his dead body was found, lying on the
ground Just had fallen from his cart appeared
that horse had OH and that in his efforts to stop
him. had hit the lock of his gun, ana it went o-the
ball from which al taken effect in his left side little
below the breast The cart broken, and the horse
to be found. MIR. Leseur man OF family, and
much estee med by all who knew him
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Tur SUGAR CRor-A gentleman informs US that
on tbe IOrh inst a very severe frost made its APP
pearance among the sugar plantations the coast and
that the planters, in consequence, are ABOUT to com
as they had last year. and which destroyed
much cane NJ o. Tropic, Oct, 49,
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EMIGRATION hundred and fifty.eieht Ger.
man emigrants arrived here yesterday morning in
the good chip Henry Captain Noyes from Bremen
Three were born Cd the passage Now, whether these
threeIas mentioned strangers may be looked upon a.
native naturased citizens, foreigners we are not
prepared TO say but certain Is that they were porn
Under the cover Of the stars the stripes hng'ano
may perhaps claim their paternity nasmuch as she de-
sres to be considered Mistress Of the seas nut the
boys this side the water may dispute ~ ior the5
the masters These grants route TO Texas
but understand they will remain here unui Joined by
three hundred and fifty others Tor the same destina.
ton, yet to come.-N o. Beto, Ocf. 10.
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PARK PLACE HOUSE.


newly lasi:hs q !hI0gshoai few famine. and lin.
tsS for ss nsss Be %
any other house s9qAaM JAMES SCI e GIIor
NJ B-for or Rooms without board, at No. II Park
POWER TO LET,
RI WITH ROOMS Of various dim ensons, at "Heden.
E:in bsrg' Works" the Morris Canal. Inclined Plane,
further j. isto,ms.iop apply Me..r Hut,bnsoa
Rs e No. Maiden LnsN hi sS
HOTEL DE PARIS.
~ ANTOINE yIGNEs, one Of the late proprietor. Of
4ss Sass
Hotel De Paris where e win happy those
the day. week or month, on the most reasonable terms
DUCKING GUNS. -
CASES superior Duck Guns Of the approved length
very Sns n., tn.
Gun. and win Is ;sa low prices.
a. ss @ Ss1 Of sSe'%s SIZES e e % Fes
IRON FOR CAST STEEL.
no Of Of quy Used shs aS 1 he
b' "a sse Edge Tools G islF asABIcHr 81 West street
BAR TINES LOTION.
NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND CITIZENS.
ss';s p TSsri
GNG 81 TSIlfE% q s above invaluable Lotion will be
depended upon any article now before .hs public for
s se al % and es Of f sc, above to
houd ssl ess
have remedy at hand which Dc depended upon in case,
wholesale and retail the Propretor Depot 20,
broadway New York and by Agents throughout the
'''N ~ c. 5 BARTINE $ CO, Projectors,
tu'lly attendedto ole Imteod re
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| Lien DODWORTH will commence Private Dancing
"A School his residence No 448 Broome street. Mon
day. Oct Goth continue during the every Monday
Thursday, and Saturday. at p NJ for Ladies'
and at for Gentlemen. For terms, &c apply above.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

The BUSINESS OF A CHRISTIAN NATION DURING ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY SEVEN YEARs-Great Britain
has spent sixty five years in and sxytwo in peace
She borrowed in seven wars, which occupied the sixty
five years fs34 900 600. In the time she raised by
taxes fI ls9 900 0oo thus forming total expenditure
of SS9s2 100 900, in currency. This enormous sum
extoed from the taut strained sinews OF labor wouia
have constructed fifteen railroads round the GLOBE az
lowing $4,000 per mile To raise another such sum
would require tax of $40 on every human pelng On
the gobe The interest of this sum Tor one moh.n' u'
FIVE per cent exceeds the whole amount contributed oy
the whole christian world for preaching the gospei 70
the heather for the last thousand years.
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GERMAN POPULATION OF CINcrNNATi.-A German
paper in Cincinnati states, that there are between
500 and 600 German voters in that city. II this esi
mate is correct, says the Gazette it would make that
mart Of our population amount to from thirty TO thirty
i've thousand equal TO the whole extent Of the city ten
wears ago Perhaps there may be that number of Ger
man voters in the city and county but the estimate 10
large one tor the corporate limits.
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MONTREAL. RAILReAD.-A party under the direc-
lion of the Board of Works, has been engaged for
some time surveying the road between Waterloo and
Sherbrooke, with view to the expenditure OF the grant
made by tue Legislature last for this road The
party have explored the Oxford road and are now ex
aminng route from Sherbrooke up the Magog river to
lnte rsect the Outlet road The LATTER understand,
is to be distinct road from the former
Gaxsf
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l.
F. Markoe, Jr., Esq, corresponding secretary of tn
National Institute.

AWFUL CONFEDERATION IN WILMINGTON, N. c.
We hasten to give briet account of the awful fire
with which our town visited this morning About
IL O'Clock the alarm OF fire given, and in Fastening
TO the spot few minutes after found several wooden
buildings in flames in the very heart OF the square bound
ed by Market, Front Dock and Water streets The fire
originated in the Of Marketstree precisely in the
same spet where il set on fire some weeks ago, and
there remains not doubt the minds OF the communi
y, but that the confagration of this ming also
the iendish work of the midnight felon The wind was
blowing gentle breeze from the North and the flames
spread with awful rapdity In less than two and hall
hours from the first alarm the whole square in
sheet OF flames The further progress of he devourng
element only arrested at Dock street. by the heroic
exertons of few hardy spirits whose services
valuable the occasion We think that the total loss
will fall far short OF 900 dollars; and learn that
of the buildings, well the goods in the stores
insured. large amount of the latter removed
from the houses whilst they were wrapt III
flames 1t is with deep pain that record the occur.
ago by which two of best citizens were seriously
injured Col. Jno. McRae and Col Jas. T. Miller in al
tempting to goods from the flames at the store
OF Messrs Barry Bryant the wharf were borne to
the earth by the fall OF brick wall Col McRae had his
broken and his head and shoulders much bruised but
hope that his wounds not fatal Col Miller had
his right much cut and bruised but glad
learn that he is not seriously injured. This is the
square in which we had fire some weeks since, and
this the 9th 9th attempt which has been made to de-
stroy it within the last year. Wilmington (N C) Jour
nal Nov 4.
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MELANCHOLY ACADEMIA little boy about six
years OF age, a son OF Mr. Gilbert Ferrln, who
keeps American House, fell into the canal yester
day afternoon and drowned. His body was not
found until near o'clock the same evening. He chung
to log for little while, and there by several
men, but strange to say, would venture IN 10 ms
rescue and the little fellow finally let go his hold ana
sunk beneath the waters.
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BRISTOW'S
SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL ielEM
WRITING.

AcadcmyIs9 s,s',.s :, s,a
AIR BRISTOW Finishing Writing Master IN announcing
M b;s return 10 New York and the ReOpenng OF his Aca-
denny Room No g. s9 Broadway, to resums teaching his
hi. system ofPenmanshp otrepecfuiy informs the
Ladies and of this city aud Brooklyn OF his having
m ,de Gnr.r his terms order TO render the
benefit Instructions within the reach OF
No complaint (moraly speaking is general than that Of
HAND This is much be depored, the remedy
Is now constantly at hand, alike SIMPLE SPEEDY aud
CHEAP! -
Mr. Bstow promises and Lsdes aud Gentle
sf aud capacity TO convert very wo's
writing beautiful, free, flowing, expeditious an
pleasing style of peamansp, executed in elegant
manner how egbie cramped the hand may De
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS
Extra lessons will be given ee Of charge b,ouoh
Even the venerable feels delighted IN going ro"s"
this the study Of the yernal morn o. g 4,
-. Mr. b. be from TO A. NJ orirom W = W.
sfIOR { HAND taught by Mr.. b. For sale, awork on
N BMBook. Keeping by Double and Single Entry taught
practically . r xv,,,a ;r ,br..
days 1< imeoe'e
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Thanksgiving I'm New York.

By SiLAs WRIGHT Governor of the State OF New York
usage, which has the appreciation of quarter of
century calls upon at this period of the year, to
day to be observed by the people Of this State
as "a day of public Thanksgiving, The uniformity in
the time heretofore designated, throughout the period
referred to, induces Thursday. the fourth
day OF December next the Thanksgiving day for this
State, for the present year.
Life and health enduring causes for thankfuness TO
the Father of life and the Fountain of health from all the
living.
civil institutions, based upon the true principle
OF popular sovereignty and extending to every indvid
ua equal personal liberty and to all the largest
of that liberty consistent with peace order and per-
sona security present for devout ank
to the Ruler of Nations, from every people who enjoy
these blessings
The plentiful fruits Of the earth which in our state
and country furnish abundance for the wants OF ALL
call for daily thankfulness, and render peculiarly ap
propriate that annually these fruits yielded,
christian people should unite in tribute of thanksgiv
ing TO Him. who tsmpers the seasons and besses the
earth and makes il fruitful.
In ad iition to these universal for thankfuness
If each individual will summon the recollection OF the
almost innumerabe personal and social blessings which
the year has brought with it, all the people of this State
will be willing with one heart to set apart day, fol
the united expression OF their thanks for the many an
signal blessings of this year. abundaty bestowed upoI
them and their country by the Great Author OF every
temporal and spiritual blessing.
respectfully recommend the day have named, to be
thus apart for this grateful service and duty and tha
the people of the State suspend their business avocatons
and assemble in their usual places OF religious worship
and the temples, which have resounded with suppca
tions for the year may echo back thanksgiving to Him
who has bountfuly responded to petitions and
paternally provided for necessities.
Exercises such these, entered in the spirit and
with the feelings which these considerations should
cite cannot fail to the mind the lively
brance of the mmeasurably greater blessings OF the
dempon through Saviour and the Revelation to faer
of the way Of salvation blessings for which the hv
man heart can never be sufficiently thankful.
In testimony whereof have hereunto alike ed the privy
seal of the State. Witness my hand at the city 0
H. Albany this fifth day of November, in the year
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty five
SLAs WRIGHT.
| Horace MooDy, Private Secretary.
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The TRADE Oh OUR CANALS There is an impres.
sion abroad among many people, that the up trade
of our canals is very light This is far from being so-
During the LIST week OF October the weight the
chandize shipped from West Troy and Albany near.
week Sl67 ooo We strike for 50 900 600 as the
receipts for the season.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
CirCulatiOn---FOr Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day Price cents per copy-G
% per annum payable in advance.
WEELY HERALD-Every Saurday-Price ca cents per
copy-S3 l2s cents per annum-payabie IN advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prces-always cash in
advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty aud despatch
u All letters by mail addressed 10
the establishment be post sld or the postage will beie
Quoted from the subscripton money remitted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor the
New York HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwesf of Fpiton ard SEA sr,~-ts
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Curious South American Relic.

WASHINGTON Cry, Oct IS, l045.
DEAR Sir You will receive herewith a small guam
y of the hair of General Bolivar the great champion
Of South American independence, and also fragment Of
the flag of Pzarro, the conqueror of Peru have had
these relics good many years and can assure you that
they genuine Had they not been, certainly should
neither have procured nor preserved them Not being
either virtuoso collector of antique and curious
things, have enthusiasm to mslead me and no credu
ty to be imposed upon
posing the former Republics of Colombia, Venezuela
New Granada and Quito, (now Ecua1or9 by the title Of
a the first
greatest of the chiefs through whose efforts the Spanish
% on ney raIr1 ar bs 20
compelling him to misplace the accent He places on
the third syllable 1t is generally placed on the first
and this too wrong 1t should be on the second and
pronounced Bo-ieerar The pames OF great men and
heroes should be pronounced properly, when can be
done but out of their country rarely is done.
Many questions have been asked in South America
about General Vasntone and General Hacksone this
being about as near as spaniard can come to Washing
Some of Bolivar's enthusiastic admirers call him the
Washington of the south but to this high compliment
not exactly prepared to admit without some reserva-
tion that he has any very just claims Posterity which
often revses kind Of supreme court of errors con
temporary popular awards and often reverses them,
must decide this question and so leave it.
Pzarros flag was piece OF plain white silk, and the
fragment enclosed than three hundred years old
White is believe, the emblem OF peace and charity and
good will throughout the world But in Peru this ban
neI long iannd ey conquests crimson wing was the
nature Could this poor shred speak and tell OF the
horrors and atrocities has witnessed, Qf witness 1t
could beD alter the lapse of three centuries,
the bare recital would harrow up the soul monarch
murderedthe princes and mobiles OF the land extermi
mated, and their wives and daughters -. My
heart sickens at the recollection The people decima-
ted and reduced to saveryo the most ntolerable and
fatal OF all servitude-that OF the mines the country
ravaged with fire and sword made desolae and lterall
turned into desert
Faciunt selitudinem ct pacem appellant,
The justice of heaven has slumbered long, but it will
not sumber forever; and the day of its awakening will
be fearful for all wrong doers and oppressors past
/ present, and to come
am dear sir, with the highest regard,
Most faithfully yours,
j. c. PICKETT.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07
RALEIGH AND GASTON RAILROAD
R @F& ~
EO II. 81 al lie

IL Ia T..
decree Court Of Equity for Wake County at
% @ sa s 3 oSssse s %
cS%GG"S
pany will sell at ruonc Auction a, trc Court House door
5 as Rasaa a ss
s % the city astea e
North side Of The Roanoake the direct line Of public
$jy r Psssi:
&e Ae he 5
Wood which ihsn be hand and ali other articles
and the From the nature Of the
The purchasers by of the Decree, and the of
the the Legislature in in relation to j. will become ipse Jaeto
and will acquire all the franchises privileges rights and
eae e s @ o s and
the most kind the Company be found
Revised ss e SsS GsTSna WIFI ss
Lihrarie; Of the States Of the Union.
The whole purchase money must bss, interest rate Of
lows to W.T. SIS 900 noaths and he residue
IN four % % s az % intervals noO OF ten months each-
"a s1 ssh sGr 1877 s,s oe-oa11h Of the remainder
5s$ ssS s S5
Soy five s MAS half % which m
which sale has become necessary The grading bridges
Sss daily y he Mani 's is
@ sHs @ q pa4 @ m sGshsa Sl p &
ehsadsr ndeadeay the from Passenger afford
aconsderable addition the ordinary Of profits
railroads Though not yielding profit the large sum
has Tor
time and confidently believed that would
produce reasonable upon moderate OF
CAPITAL invested in its purchase
The sale will be made without the time and place
aforesaid which those lined purchase respectfully
invited to attend.
The be securedby bond with approved
sureties
CHARLES L. HINTON,
Public Treasurer Of the 81 ate of North Carolina,
and Special Commission er Of the Court Of Equity,
in this
Raleigh, N g., October 6, l8t5.
The following will the foregoing adver-
tispment 90 days and forward their bills for with
pap'r the the subscriber: Boston Atlas,
New York Herald Baltimore Patriot, Philadelphia w. States
Gazette Richmond Enqur snd Richmond Wing Chareston
Courier Mobile Advertiser New Orleans Picayune, and NC
Standard e. l.. III.
m m
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Total 13 0l5 1878 "a 1875 l43,0O8 l43.O37
The city Of Albany, will be by the following
result on the Convention question, has taken high
ground in favor Of Constitutional Reform
ConUrntioH. No Conpeption
2,767 3l5
3l5
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

STATISTICS OF THE ROCHESTER PosT OFFICE
We give below an abstract of letters, newspapers
pamphlets and magazines receiv at the Post Office, in
this city during the month of October, lsl5 for which
we under obligations to Postmaster, II. Camp