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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-16

The great impulse in travelling has far subsidized
to limit the announcements Of yesterday far ort OF
those have at the early part Of the week recorded
There however sufficient to show that the South
is still contributing to swell the catalogue of visitors
the city and for whose special comfort found many
of the Hotels rcviving those comforts that sudden
son of weather renders indispensable from the vara-
bleness of northern and capncioss climate Many Of
the Hotels had to give their stoves and fire places the
appearance wen the reality of their winters furn
ture. Attic
AMrRrcAN-Dr. Gray, Virginia; M. Case Philadelphia
A. Coke; J. Philu, Dalton and Goodwin, Boston; B. =.
Sloan, Judge Corston, Js. Duncan, "A Luke Manchss
ter; Drake and Gray, Medium, and 10 others
AsroR-Redmond, Boston; r. Blake, George war.
ner Troy; j. Campbell, Philadelphia; Charles Mason
Virginia; T. B. Macy, Boston, N. k Robinson. do; w.
B. Clarke Hagerstown; J. c. Wetmore, N o.; Bryant
and Battey, Mass two Daltons Boston; Daniel Camp
bell, w. B. Kessing Washington, ID. c; Lurman and
George Cooke and family Baltimore; John Barton, Al
bany, and 20 others
CIrY-Dr. McDufy and family, Fayetteville, N. c.; Z.
Briggs, Peekskill; John Cream, Phladelphia; Hill and
Drake, Stonngton; J. j. Mathews, Lexington, Ky;
Chas Barstow Philadelphia, and 10 others.
FRAsxLrN-C. Gregory Mel F. Gothert Dayton; Fl. C.
Storms Philadelphia; D. Grifng, Norwch; Mrs. Hamil-
tom Louisville; Mrs smith and family, Cleveland; A. g.
Styles, Cincinnati; Cherry and Boston, Rochester; w.
W. Kelly, Maryland; Butler, Columbus, and Is others
GLopE-Thos. Bridges Boston, w. Walsh, Baltimore,
James Brown, Philadelphia, and six others.
WAvERLr-Swcct and Parmley, Providence; r. Arm.
strong, Mobile; j. L. Storm; Boston, Ed Robinson New
Bedford.
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SHIPS LIrE-l0.
Pennsylvania, three decks in commission as receiv.
Franklin two decks, in ordinary at the navy yard.
Boston.
destined for the East Indies.
Ohio, two decks, in commission receiving ship At
North Carolina two decks in commission a recefv-
ing ship at New York.
Norfolk
Alabama two decks on the stocks at Portsmouth. New
Vermont. two decks, on the stocks at Boston
SSX1Y1so'rk dc DO do DO do DO Norfolk,
/, ercndencs, in ordinary at the navy yard, Bosonl
FRIGArEs, FIRST CLAss-l2
constitution, in commission in the East Indies.
Potomac, in commission-home squadron
Brandywinc in commission, on her return from East
Indies.
Columbia, in ordinary at the navy yard, Norfolk
Cumberland, in commission in the Mediterranean
Savannah, in commission In the Pacific.
Raritan in commission on the coast Of Brazil.
santee, the stocks at Portsmouth, New Hamp
Sabine, on the stocks at New York.
st. Lawrence, on the stocks at Norfolk
Constellation in ordinary at the navy yard Norfolk
Macedonian just returned from coast of Africa. and
nj iced in ordinary ut New York yard
SLooPs War, FIRsT CLAUs-H.
Saratoga. in commission
John Adams, preparing for at the navy yard. New
Boston in commission coast Of Brazil.
Vincennes in commission, destined for tho East In
dies.
warren in commission, in the Pacific. !. .s
Falmouth, in commission squadron
Fairfield, in ordinary, at the navy yard, Norfolk
vandala, in ordinary at Norfolk
ST. Louis in commission her return from East In
dies.
Cyane preparing for at the navy-yard, Norfolk.
Levant, in commission, in the Pacific.
Portsmouth. in commission, IN the racine.
Plymouth in commission, in the Mediterranean.
Albany tho stocks, at New FORK.
Germantown, on the stocks, at phIiadelphia.
st Mary commission.
Jamestown in commission, coast Of Africa
ssLoors WAR, SECOND CLASS
Ontario. in commission receiving ship. Baltimore
Decatur in ordinary, at thu navy yard Norfolk
Prcble in commission, coast OF Africa
Marion srn,I in ordinary, at the navy yard Boston
Dale in ordinary, at the navy yard, New York
Dolphin, preparing for at the navy yard Norfolk
Porpoisc, in commission.
Somers, in commission-home squadron.
Truxton in commission, coast of Africa.
cambridge, in commission, coast OF Brazil.
Perry in Commission on her return from East Indies
Lawrence, in commission-homc squadron.
scHooNERs-7
Shark in commission, in the Pacific
Boxer in ordinary, at Boston.
delphia.
Fiirt, in commission packet, running between Nor
folk and Chagrcs.
Phenix, in ordinary at Norfolk.
Onkahy-e, in commission as q packet. running be-
tween Norfolk and Chagres.
Mississippi in ordinary at Boston
Fulton, in ordinary at New York.
Union, in ordinary at Washington.
Princeton, in commission.
Michigan, in commissio on on Lake Eric
Poinsctt in ordinary at New York
Iron Steamer, the stocks at Pittsburgh Pa
Water Witch, water tank at Norfolk
Engineer, tugboat at Norfolk.
STORE SHIrs-4.
Relief, in commits sion Pacific.
Eric in commission at New York, destined for the Pa
cifc.
Lexington in commission, Mediterranean.
Southampton repairing for of Norfolk destined for
the coast of Africa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-16

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEcIsLArURE.-The sixty
eighth session ofthe Legislaturea session OF more
than usual interest and importance-was brought to a
close at four this afternoon The whole number Of acts
passed was 367.
The act in relation to the canals passed both houses
BY considerable majorities; but returned with the
Governors Veto II then rejected for the want OF
the constitutional requirement majority of twothirds
OF the members present This bill appropriated the
ccrained surplus of the canals SIZE ooo) after
complying according to the language of this act, with
the pledges and guarantees of the of S42 and
100000 to the general fund.- for the preservation
completion of unfinished portions of the jenescc Valley
and Black River canals bringing such works
on the Enlarged Erie Canal the Canal
shall decide will best promote the interests Of the State,
and for the reconstruction of certain locks &c &c
Much Of the legislation of the session compressed
into the closing days and nights Such the fact in
sixteen seventeen in number, except, regret
say the New York and Albany Railroad, became laws
on the last day. among them the bill releasing the New
York and Erie Railroad from the payment Of the 80 000
600 due the State.
One of the most important bills of the session. is tho
excise law which authoriscs the submission the PEG
pie Of each town, of the question ofcense license
excepting, however, the city Of New York
Two bank bills one for extending for two years the
charters Of the Commercial Bank of Albany and the
Bank Of Rochester became laws These bills fully
cognse the individual liability Of the stockholders
Not the least among the acts of Importance is that Ere
commencing Convention Of the people of this State ."
Such is the title of the BILL although not
that recommends the measure further than to provide
direct the time and Of holding the Convention IL
the decision Of the people shall DO in the Affirmative
Upon this subject diversity Of opinion and pre-
vailed among the democratic members in both branches
While many believed this an nauspcious time for the
organization of the government and suspicious of
movement so warmly and nearly unanimously urged
by the wings all content to submit the question
the preliminary decision of the people, and to be guided
by such decision.
As the bill finally passed. the sense of the people
Is to be taken at the next annual election and if in tho
Affirmative, the election for delegates will be held the
last Tuesday in April 1896 the Convention will assem-
bic on the first Monday in June the DO
submitted to the people at the election in Novembcr
and such as are adopted take effect from and after the sst
Dec. 1896
Among tho public bills which became laws were, the
act to reduce the number of officers and town and
county expenses in relation to the contracts or debts Of
railroad companies; authorize the Canal Board to
grant rehearng in certain and to regulate the
New York and Brooklyn ferries
The Militia Bill was lost-.4ibany argus, May L.
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Theatricals.

Vheatr1calHs
The Park has been doing splendid business this
week Tho Bohemian Girl has drawn excellent houses.
AT Castle Garden, Italian Opera is succeeding re-
markably well Great houses have filed this magnificent
theatre every night since its opening. Pco Majocchi
Valtclna, and Antognni are here.
We are also to have French Opera this season.
The New Orleans troupe will open at the Park in the
early part Of next month.
Niblos Garden will be under the management Of
Mr.. Chippendale assisted by John Seton New vaude-
vss and variety Of interesting novelties in prcpa
ton.
The New Bowery Theatre is in the full tide of
pr up ne ns s .s o 70
last conhegraton.
Anderson il in Baltimore closing very success
full engagement lilo will DO at the Park next week and
Of nifty thousand dollars during his twelve months tour
In this country.
Henry Phillips has gone to Canada. On the 18th
returns to Europe in the latter part Of this month and in
tends proceeding TO Dublin get up series of grand
musical entertainments In conjunction with other emf
mont artists on occasion Of tho Queens visit to the Irish
metropolis Mr. Phillips Is quito delighted with his tour
in this country.
haywood is also about to proceed to Canada He
mas prepared very attractive melonss and will doubt
less DO very successful
Ole Bull is his way from the South to this city
He will soon after his arrival return to Europe
The new comedy of Fashion" had an excellent
run IN Philadelphia. At the Walnut, Jamison Scott and
other native stars" are doing tolcrably well.
AT the Baltimore Museum vaudevilles and farces
have been pretty well patroniscd. walcott and Miss
Cannon have been the chief attractions here.
Holland, Miss Shaw, Mrs. Hardwck and others
are playing at the Albany Museum
Signor DE Begins and Miss Mary Taylor have
been giving concerts in Boston with much success.
Dempster, the popular ballad singer, is giving con-
ccrts in this city.
AT Palmos the "Ethiopeans" are as usual drawing
good houses
Miss Julia NorthaIl who made her debut at one
Of Ole Bulls concerts here, 10 giving in Phila
dclphia.
Mr.. Booth the great tragedian was playing Brutus
at the National Theatre, Boston, at last dates.
Mr.. Thomc the ex-manager was also at the same
establishment enacting Titus.
Mr.. Eddy is doing 1ourlshing business with the
Peoples Theatre at Cincinnati.
The Borghese troupe are on their way to Vera
Cruz.
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NOVICE.

q HARRIS Co beg leate 10 to their friends
D. PATRONS the public general that they having aey
r.tred from Europe have resumed business their
old stand 3 Water street corner Of Maiden Lane IN he, usu
and general variety Of Tmmngs whereof good assortment
will be found at the above place.
myl5 2ssc
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
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General Sesslona,

May l6-ln consequence Of the sudden illness Of
His Honor Recorder Tallmadgc and ythc mpossblity
of getting one Of tho Common Pleas Judges there was
no Court OF Sessions held yesterday. Should the Re-
cordcr. Of the Common Pleas Judges be able to
attend to-day a Court will be held.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-16

MAY ia seaman named Charles williams, has been
arrested the charge Of endeavoring create mutiny
board the barque Superior the I'd February last
whilst on her passage to this port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-16

TIME SUBSCRIBER Sole Agent the United States for
the well Wine, received from his Correspondent
Oporto under the brands of TRASH" and PURE JUICE"
beg, leave to the trade that OF Wine has
recently imported into this eeu.y By som, nnPgineplsd
enty affixed the said Brand mark having been Art used and
appropriated since BY the house Of Osborn Brothers
Oporto before adopted by other person wbsso
ever and according universal commercial custom. o.h0
Purchasers Of this description OF Wine who desire article
that will improve for Of years. and not become
metamorphosed into vinegar six months VII sass
notice the article bears the brand oil
addition to that OF PURE JUICE" and may rely that the
quality will continue maintain that enyed supeory which
which vice pays to virtue =, yynN OsbohN,,,
myl5Usm No wal street, over feiis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-16

Before Judge Edmonds
May l5-Sdmuei s. Dougherty vs. Thomas Hope-This
was an action for eicctmcnt to certain property
situated in l23th street. which was sold under the
mcnt The jury rendered verdict for plaintiff, subject
to the opinion OF the Court.
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Court CaIendar-This Day.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos. o, 81, 90, 60, 81, SO, 81, 50.
CIRcuIr Couar-Nos. ~, "a, Toto e.
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SYMPTOMS OF A RIOT IN oHNsoN,--This morning.
rumor reached us that considerable excitement
existed at Dry Brook in johnson, among the workmen
in the print works of Messrs. Hunt Taylor and that
riot was anticipated On inquiry learn the following
factst that Of the owners has gone parts
unknown leaving an amount due the workmen together
noon this morning. the workmen took of the
works. being anxious to secure themselves from loss
supposing that by doing they would stand chance of
receiving share with other creditors. From person
who came from the spot this morning. learn that the
greatest excitement exists in the ncghborhood some
his duty Of attaching the property there will bc
break The sheriff left the city about O'clock for the
scene Of disorder, accompanied by officers for the pur
pose Of placing attachment the property at the
instance of some of the creditors Transcript
Nov Ia,
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SwINDLING OPERATIoN.-A young man named
William Mannheim Monday called at several
Richmond Va and had to the city for the purpose
OF purchasing stock OF goods He said that his father
had recently died. and that he had succeeded him the
of the business He laid aside goods the
amount Of $4,000 besides purchasing suit Of clothes
store in Chestnut street. and trunk Of Shoes which he
ordered to be sent to Congress Hail. where he had taken
lodgings Having promised to pay cash for the goods
they were accordingly packed and ready for transport
tation when circumstance occurred which excited
suspicion and ascertancd that he had funds
settle the bills which he had contracted-but max
ing bold attempt to obtain the property under false pre-
fences. The firms whom he had served in this
accordingly had him arrested and taken before Mayor
Mccall Two hearings Of the case were had, but the
Mayor not deeming the evidence of the defendants in.
ability to pay sufficiently strong he discharged His
conduct ator such to confirm the suspicion
which had been erousodand while at the police Office
he attempted to strange himself with his pocket hand
kerchief.-Phia. Posf Nay 10.
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TOBACCO AND SEGARS.

HOGSHEADS Of Havana Scraps just received per buus
~ Mudara, suitable for manufacture .
Also, of choice Segars OF varous qua
ties selected by Al s. on last visit the HAVANA
Also new brand OF Segss received Rapid,
png styles &c &C., worthy the attention trade
in general. For sale by -, a a. bAMANOe,
mis- Owl re No ~ Broadway, ur stars
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BltiIAk'S kEPOSITOKY OF FINE ARTS.
81 Canal Street, IL doors West of Broadscay.
COLLECTORS OF EN0RAVIN0S Visiting the city will
here find Of the choicest collee6ons of RARE OLD
aud MODERN Engravings in the country less than
N. BGrate Aprons and Drapery for Looking Glasses in
great variety and Of the newest designs.
m I'm
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--- NEW YORK. April q, ls45
larry to The watch merchants that from his they have
for the trade Of importation Of watches and that from
this said they have hand receive their cor
respondent manufacturers every description of Watches and
Movements. DELACHAUX MARE,
- No. LIT Fulton street. N. Y.
Uelachaux-H 21un&u
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FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING
LONDON, Us taA
On business pleasure be accommodated during THAR
~ stay with pleasant and desirable hone the house Of
lady Of rssectaby, whore they will with every attention
Apartments with private tables Il preferred Apply q
BURTON CRESCENT,
as lm&rc Euston Square, London.
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SPRING ELECTIONS.

The note of preparation preceding the
spring elections begins to be heard. In
New Hampshire there is considerable ac-
tiyity and the candidates of both parties
are generally in the field. Gen. Colby is
the Whig candidate for Governor The
attempt to throw aside Mr.. Hale. of1he
Congressional delegation, on account of his
gallant and high~minded opposition to An
neXatien, will invest the contest of that
State with some interest. The election
takes place on the lth Of March.
In Connecticut the contest wakes warm,
and promises to be a closely contested one.
The candidates arc generally in the deld.
We have hopes of completely reversing
the character Of the Congressional delega-
ton of This State, and supplanting the
doughlaccs who misrepresent her at pre-
sent. We look for great things from old
Connecticut She will not dsappoint us.
The election takes place on the first Mon
day in April,
The Wings Of New York city have re-
solved to run an Out-and-oat Whg ticket,
for Mayor and CounciImen; or, at least, to
nominate ticket Of their own, composed
of men who will not suffer themselves to
be seduced from the field. The Whig Gem
eral Committee have put forth an address
and some excellent resolutions. The
Wings met yesterday in the several wards
to appoint delegates to Mayorajjty Con-
venton, and are TO hold a general meet
ing tomorrow.
In Indiana, Kentucky and Virginia, the
elections come off later, and the forces are
moi yet in the field. Congressman are to
be elected in each State and the canvass
will be a warm one. We can hardly fail
to gain several members ofCongress in
these States. The contest in Indiana is a
very important one, and a great RESPONSE
blity rests on the Whgs of that State. The
next Legislature districts the State for
members ofihe Legislature and elects a U.
S. Senator. 4 Senator depends also on
the result in Virginia. 20. S, J0Wnay.
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We learn from TIE Baltimore Amert-
can that IN the Virginia House OF Dele
gates on Monday, he Dill aulhorisluE
rhe Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Com
many TO construct theIr Road through
Rugtnla TO Wheeling, came up on i,s
passage eS he unfinished business Of
Saturday,. After some discussion in re
lalon to the time TO be gwen 10 the cam.
panv to accept or rel CT he provisions OF
the htII {rhe l0h ol March. 1916. being
fixed on) It passed with a rider offered
by Mr Eo gIngtou, imlliag he ccmpa-
ny to The prrod of ten years IN which
TO complete their Road to the city OF
Wheeling The company have ais
uouI Dhr i0lh Of March, 1916, to deter
mine whether they viii confirm or re-
iecl the pu ct. se Of the Winchester aud
Potomac RalIrosd, - Stale jour.
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millions of reals ior January, February and
March. Rumors are again abroad of q
Carlst rising, and the Government was
taking precautions. Several promotions
have Been made in the higher ranks of the
army. The Senate has rejected the project
for the proposal for a hereditary peerage,
by q majority of as to "a votes.
1t was reported in Madrid that General
Zurbano had at length escaped into Portu-
gal. Accounts confirm the truth of this
rumor.
SWITZERLAND.
A letter from Berne, of the Sd January,
says that the Zurich deputies sent to Lu-
cerne, to demand the revocation OF the de-
cree Tor. the re-introduction Of the Jesuits,
have failed in that mission.
TURKEY.
Intelligence from Constantinople to the
18th of Dec, shows that the Russian min
lister was unwilling to unite with Sir c.
Canning in demanding the dismissal Of Alb
duIah Pacho, for Insult 10 the British Vice
Consul. Late intelligence from Syria gives
q melancholy account OF the troubles in
Mount Lebanon, among the Christians,
who are compelled to bend under the yoke
Of the Druses, The more moderate are
Of a trightiul Guerilla war
between the Christians and the Druses,
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SUPPOSED MURDERER ARRES.
TED

Henry Thomas alias Thomas Dean,
Tor whom The Governor of This State
Ialeiy offered reward OF 1000 dollars,
has been arrested in Lancaster, Penn,
aud is uow IN jail in that city, Gov.
BARLEY has received off lal aetce oF
this fact. and has forwarded his requisi
ton for the accused d an ia charged
with beng the principa IN ho murder
oI Mr.. Edwards, al BoarneviIe, near
tmlhco he, IN October last. II seems
he had been arrested he fore The receipt
of the Governors proclamation, o0 sus
ptcroo, IRON mGrderous instruments IN
his possesson. q bloody shirt, burglars
tools, jswoIry, Sc. In addition to The
i000 dollars offered by the G vernon,
$500 bad been offered BY the adminis.
.ralors OF Edwards. and 400 by the citi.
z MS Of ChdIIcoihe and netgh5orhood-
5000 IN all