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SUPPOSED CASE or MuRDER.--The body of
ORonrke, the pugiist, concerning whose myste-
rious disappearance We copied paragraph from Life
at the Springs, has been discovered about mile and
hall from his own house. When found the body was
perfectly naked, with gun-shot wound in the breast
and deep wound in the back part Of the neck if in.
fcted with an axe The party in search of him found
piece OF an old wood drag with blood spots it, and
loilowhg the tran they came to newly turned
earth, under which found O'Rourkes horse which
had been shot the pit not deep enough and the
horses legs had been cut off, About three quarters of
mile from this place the banks of the Rouge
they found the body OF O'Rourke man named Brady
an immediate neighbor of ORourke, has boen arrested
at Long Sault suspicion of being concerned in this
barbarous murder-the piece of the wood drag found on
the search exactly correspondcd TO found his pre-
mses. MI o'kourke lived in retired manner on his
farm at Grenville, and though man of great bodily
strength, was remarkably inofensive in his habits We
trust that the author or authors of this brutal murder
Montreal Herald, Sept ~.
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SErr. 22-Captan Laughton was arrested on charge
Of cruel and unusual treatment towards seaman late
under his command and will be examined expected,
this (Tuesday) forenoon.
.4shburion Trsaty-A man named Bryon O'Donnell,
calling himself in his passport Wm Dunlap arrested
on complaint of Irish constable named Thomas Har-
linaon charged with the murder OF Irish farmer re-
siding in the county Of Mayo, in June last The arrest
vas made by officer Closely, OF the First Ward
and the prisoner handed to the w. s. Marshal
who holds him in custody. An examination, it is ex.
pected will take place this CTuesday) forenoon
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Marine Court.

srrr. 22.-John Barmore, minor, By his nert friend,
Smhl Reed and uVeAn action Of trespass to reco-
Mrs Reed (who is mpeaded with Reed, the deiendant)
having set her dog upon Barmore, "a child OF about
OF age the dog having torn the side of the boy
and cut him i'll dangerous manner, in August last at
Lewis street The defence set up was that the boy
teazng the dog n company with several other lads and
that the dog had been rated when he bit the boy Ver
dict for plaintiff $40 damages.
John Henry BatesbH Charles s. Spedr.-This was
who chief the ship Massachusetts against
the defendant, captain OF the ship The plaintiff
proved by Henry Catternole that he struck by the
dsendan and that in attempt to gouge his eye the
defendant injured the plaintiffs face and then threw him
of the cabin, calling him d-d of bitch, and
saying that would do him good to kill him. The de-
ence that the difficulty between the parties com.
menced by the defendants ordering plaintiff to the fore
ing his business and that going when ordered the
defendant attempted to put him forcbly, when the
.quabbe occurred and that the defendant justified
under the circumstances Verdict this forenoon.
Before Judge smith,
Henry Gosiing rs: Henry koPpemdn.-The parties in
this suit rival eating house keepers the plaintiff
keeping in Nassau street and the defendant 2 Fulton
street
The plaintiff it appears attaches great credit his
house on account OF the superiority oil his puddiDgs and
being desirou Of maintaining his stand in that respect
hired man named Becker fer the purpose of making
puddngs in scientific manner he being famed artist
in that line.
Mr. Koppleman in disregard OF the commandment
which says you must not covet your neghbors OK,
your neighbor's ass did Notwithstanding covet his
negnbors pudding maker and succeeded in enticng this
celebrated artist out of the employ of Mr. Gosling with
whom he had engaged for the aforesaid purpose for
year, at SlI per month, board included.
Mr. Gosling considering his reputation for puddngs at
stake, now brings suit against Mr. Koppleman for da
images arising from the pudding makers being coaxed
from him by defendant.
The case was adjourned till Tomorrow
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AZ Chalnl,cra.

Before Chief Justice Jones. sasr-T
SsPr. 22.-Hdbeds Co,pus.-Honeyman, Davis and
cupid three men charged with robbing the "Clinton
Barge OF large amount OF money, the property of the
Poughkeepse Bank, brought before His Honor,
claiming to be discharged on bail The will be dis
posed OF this forenoon.
Before Judge Daily.
SEpr. 22-Chares WatsUn-arrestedu under the name
of William Watson-was arrested charged with having
in company with girl named Eliza, robbed a man
named Ferguson, OF the sum of $40
He has been in custody since l3h September without
being committed by the Magistrate, and out
writ oil habeas corpus to compel his prosecutors show
cause, if any, why he should not be discharged.
From the testimony offered the Judge did think he
was justified in dschargng him. but admitted him to bail
in the sum of 5000 with the understanding that II the
prisoner be not committed before tomorrow he would
order his discharge
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Common Pleas.
Before Judge Ingraham.


SEPT. a2.-Rotert F. Hicks VS.. Charles M Terrey-
This action for breach of covenant. appeared
that the parties had been engaged in business
partners up to January, Sl5. 1t stipulated that
Hicks should convey and transfer all the joint stock
goods to Terey who to pay the debts OF the firm
said Terrey paying certain to the in
erest OF Hicks and holding himself liable for all debts
OF the firm during the existence of the copartnershp.
II appeared that after the dissolution of the partnership,
party named Bailey, who had transacted business with
the firm, (beg employed by them clerks) sued them
in OF the minor courts at Brooklyn for services and
recovered judgment for SIS, which defendant did
pay Plaintiff having paid the in virtue of the
agreement between himself and defendant to
recover the amount from defendant The jury will
der sealed verdict this forenoon
Before Judge Ulshoefer.
Richard Amos VS.. Charles IL. Haremeyer.--This was
action of covenant brought under the following cir
appeared that the 25th of March, ls4a
the plaintiff leased to the defendant farm in the town
OF Hackensack New Jersey for year. with the stock
Of cattle and farming implements with the condition that
the defendant to keep the place in good repair
was in at the time OF renting and keep the fruit and
other trees in preservation The plaintiff alleges that
the defendant broke the covenant in the lease by cutting
down and selling timber the place. not tling the farm
in husbandlke manner and doing other damages to
the farm and lays his damages at $1,000.
The defence that the timber was cut from neces-
sty for fuel and that other damage was committed.
Nr dict HE
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SEPT. 21-The Clerk OF this Court, which stood ad.
journed over TO this day attended in the absence Of
Judge Edmonds and adjourned IL over until this Tues.
day) forenoon at III O'Clock.
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8 o'clock, A. NJ. and "a P. NJ, daily, Sun

Stages readiness the arrival of Trains the several
Stations 10 take very low Fares all parts ohe
Island.
Baggage Crates win be readiness the foot of Whitehall
street receive Baggage for the Trains minutes be-
fore the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side.
Rockaway Baggage taken in separate Crates.
The Ses Statesman leaves Greenpsrt for Sag Harb
twice each day on the arrival of the Trains from Brooklyn
sll
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Over md Termloer.

Srrr. 22--Hs Honor Judge Ulshoefer, accompanied
by Alder Mcsserole and Compton opened this Court
Jormo, which adjourned over Thursday at 10
oicIock
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eIiiiI' COD : B 49, \
CHAWGE OFHOURS

0t'f1O
Commencing on Monday September 18th, 1915.
Leare brv0xtyr--
At sf o'clock A. NJ Boston Train for Greenpor daily
Sundays excepted, stopping Famingdale and ST. Georges
Manor.
9a A. for Farming se and interim date places daily
Sundays excepted and Tuesdays Thursdays and Satu
days, through to Greenporr and intermediate places.
At p. M, for Farmngdale and places daily
Sundays excepted and Saturdays Suffolk Station
Lsare Greespoyt
Eeston Train, O'clock p M, on the arrival OF the
steamer from Norwich daily. Sundays excepted stopping
St Georges Manor and Farmingdale.
At9 o'clock, A. Nj; Accommodation Train Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leape Fdrmingdaie-
For Brooklyn, ca O'Clock, A. NJ AMI p NJ daily, Sun
pdays excepted.
Ledre .Jdma,cc-
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u, =. circuit Court.


Before Judges Nelson and Belts
Their Honors opened this Court to-day, and took up
the argument calendar.
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III is ils III o. Part a3a ca So 90, o. a. 70. 10,
~, a. 2s, 81, 80, H.
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NEW YORh, ALBANY AND TROY Line.
.lsss<.S 4zss FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT.
Syrsssf3r from the pier at the foot of Courtlandt
PASSENGERS taking this boat will arrive time take the
Mraug Train of Car from Troy Buffalo, and north
u Saratoga and Lake George.
The low pressure EMPIRE, Captain X. B. Ma.
cy. every Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday o'clock
This steamboat COLUABlA Captain VIM. II. Peck, ever,
ror Passage rreght apply board c. Clark a:ts
q
Freight taken the easonable terms. Freight
be put in charge of Freight Agent the company VIII
Tot be esronble for less No freight taken AFTER O'Clock.
ssOPLk.s LINE OF 3Ir.AAiBUAI - FOX AL.BAS>
,<.sss.s, sras DAlLY--Suudays Excered-1hrougf Di.
rect, O'Clock r M, irem the Pier between
..-4----sf--4Z- Courtle ,dt and Liberty streets.
Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain II. q. Cruusnden. WI
Monday "wednesday and Friday Evenings O'Clock
Steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, Iaptsn A Houghton,
T leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings
6 o'clock.
AZ O'Clock MI landing intermediate places from the foo,
steamboat NORTH AMERICA Captain L. W. prainard
viii leave Monday Wednesday FRIDAY and Sunday After
nDot. At 5 o'clock
a leave on Tuesday Thursday Saturday Afternoons ats
o'clock
Passengers taking either above Lines y7 Alba
ample tine for the Morning Tram Of Cara for the
The Beats substantial are furnished with
elegant rooms and for speed end Accommodations
,iyalled on the Hudson.
Fryisi taken nj moderate rates
All forbid Trusting OF the Boats oftha Line
~iihout written order from the Captains Agents.
or passage freight apply board the boats T. G.
rmii. af he olrc crl he wh s22t III
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
ttircxrI rI1ttNy,-Enrxu a Trhn71cnnH

DAILY HERALD--kvery day. Price cents psJ
ccpy-s7 25 per annum--payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every saturday-Prco 81 ceLt
per copy-f3 l24 cents per annum-payabe in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual pxices-aiway,
cash in advance.
despntch
Or Ali letters or communications, by mail, addressed
% the establishment must be post pad the postage
Will be deducted from the subscripon money reInn.ec
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
SnFssros ~ THY Nzw YcRx HsLALn Esv.miss.ss
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GkOCEkY STORE TO LET AND STOCK
FOR Sal f

EA THE Grocery Store, of Third Avenue and Sc
E;T yenth street. offered To Let, aud the amounting
.4A to about Three Thousand Dollars, purchased the
most advantageous terms Tor cash. for sale IL known
he Of the best ocatons and oldest Grocer in New York
Sach opportunity seldom offers For terms which i'll BE-
liberal ap y TO the subscriber IS New street 22 Tenth
street. JOHN VAN BUSkIkK.
go
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

MAINE ELEcTroN.-1'he -fugusta dge of Friday
has returns from two hundred and niney-ive towns.
which give for Gov Anderson, 30 0I6; Tor Mr.. Morse
% os3 and for Mr. Fessenden and scattering, 5l31 Gov
Andersons majority in these towns, which comprise the
strength of the State 626 ell others The demo-
also fair prospect Of large majority in the
legislature at least in the upper branch OF IT, The
senate comprises thirty-one members, Of which the
wings have but three, from kennebec county.
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

INTERESTING FROM THE RIVER PIATE-We have
files OF the Buenos dyres Packet to July l9, which
date however is not so late by week the advces
by the ST. Louis received by the way Of Rio Janeiro.
The capture Of the Buenos Ayrean feet by the French
and English forces in conavention OF the comfy and
law of nations, foreshadowed by the following
the Boston Courier which appeared in the Montecdso
Nacional of the 18th -
II. +. the Minister of War, and Commander.in Chief
has received the following communication from the
Home Department -
The undersigned is directed by the Government to in
form the Minister of in order that he may make it
known TO the worthy army defending the capital that the
happy period for the termination their heroic efforts
at hand This department has just received official com.
muncations from their Exceencies the Ministers Pie
npotentares OF France and England at Buenos Ayres
which afford it assurance Of this glorious termination
Ii not being allowable for the undersigned to enlarge
upon the contents of those communications he confines
himself to state that the evacuation of the Oriental Tef
rtory by the Argentine troops and the withdrawal
the Argentine naval force from OF this port, are de-
manded.
SANTIAGO vAsQUEZ.
The Packet after protesting against this extraordinary
interference Of the European powers, and auding to
the offer and acceptance by the Argentine Government,
of the services the United states Minister media
tor in the matter, says
nj issue is paramount importance TO all the States
of America not from republican susceptibility only, in
from the vital principles of independent existence it in
yoves and in respect to which there be compro
mise II is substantially reduced to this Is the Argen-
tine Republic-are the Republics OF America men,
bers of the great family Of nations or are they
mere feis OF the crowned heads of Europe The Ar.
rentne government asserts the former The sauadrops
England and France practically maintain the latter
The it is well known, has long heen confined TO
operations upon the city of ontevideo the rest of the
Oriental Republic recognizing the authority ofPresident
Onbe The Packet of the 10Th has the following
We understand that President Orbe has convoked the
Legislative Chambers of the Oriental State which were
so unceremoniousy turned out of doors by Rivera in
1885, to assemble forthwith in the vicinity Of Monevdeo
for the despatch sof important business now that the
whole territory Of the Republic capital excepted,
"A We
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

~ TAKEN from the Stable of the Subscriber on the
1(E 10Th INST o'clock p. NJ, bobtail Bay Horse is
-AZl-hands high, with white in the face with nj xture Of
The left shoulder by blister Had on when
taken sddle and die Whosoeyer will said Horse or
give oaon wher he found shall receive The above
reward at No li0 Libe'tyst. l.. COLBURN.
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Tl ROSE MILL STABLES. cath street, between
& >2d aud I'd Avenues, and nearly opposit Bulls Head
just arrived from the country, and for sale at the
above stables 10 Horses which four fast trons
horses i-st pacing do pairs farm horses fine
cart horses few good road and and shippers
s32mfrc X II NORTHKUP, Proprietor.
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HOTEL DE PARIS.

II
/E2 ANTIONE VlC,NES, of the late proprietors of
.N the Perkins House, Boston. respectfully informs his
friends aud the travelling public that he hos the
no, No 800 Broadway Resde called the
Hotel De Paris where he will be happy date those
wish patronse him with Board and Lodging by
the day, week month"; the ress sonable terms
al iufrrc
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

The OREGON SrEAMER.--This new and splendid
boat arrived for the first time at our wharf yester-
day morning She reached the dock the foot of State
street 10 minutes before o'clock, She pissed Hudson
at precisely half past o'clock accomplishing the dis.
tance from New York TO that place Q20 miles, against
tide In six hours and half The knckerbocker passed
Hudson about 10 minutes afterwards the Empire 3 mi
nutes after the K-.4ibany .4rgus, Sspf. -.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-BOO AND
SHOES

= f.. JOHNSON tlate Wilson & Johnson) has L.
Won hand in sto,e li2 Chatham street, directly
opposite the theatre OF the best assorted stocks Of
~ Boots and Shoes that be had the city. Gents Kip
Calf Grain and Seal Thick aud Thin Soed Boots aud Shoes
pgd and sewed from the Eastern manuactores; Ladies'
CATERS. Buskns, Ties, Slips, &C., of every description
greater variety CT Chldens Shoes than other this
~. Gcntemens fine Gsiers different kinds Gents
BacksLn Shoes, sportsmens Fshermen's, and Seamens
Boots.
chants opportunity of examining the goods their leisure
LIN m
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kOBERT SONS
PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY,
io3 Fulton street, between William and

IA The Success which has attended the efforts OF N
the Pfoprietor OF this Establishment 10 introduce s
mo superior article extremely low
ge hun tomake increased To merit the patfonag- OF
the Public The peculiarly Of has of conducting bu
siness consists the establishment OF the most risd economy
~ ITS various deparmnts as we'll as n an INV n Bile ade
the sxavagant craftsmen of Broadway and
subie ted Of hose losses which the
Ianimeut Of The credit principle"
He enabled TO offer the different articles III his line at the
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

METHODIST CHURcH-We understand that dis
sensons exist in one OF the Methodist churches in
this city which have led to unpleasant difficulties These
dissensions have grown out OF the separation of q
church, which was declared by convention Louis
church 10 which we allude in the First Ward adhere
the old organization and oppose the separations another
and the larger portion acquiesce in IT, Within a lew
days, such OF the trustees anti got
possession OF the keys OF the church. house used for
that purpose locked IT, and when the minister appeared
for the purpose OF performing his clerical functions they
refused him admission. The majority of the trustees
who belong TO the other party sterward got together
proceeded to the church. forced open the doors and put
new locks upon themof which they have the keys.
What move will next be made, is hard to say; but
hope that the matter may be adjusted without farther
trouble.-St Louis Republican, Sept, ~.
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

From Albany Argus, Sept 221
The testimony in the case OF the People VS. Boughton,
was not concluded down I. SATURDAY night The case
was supposed would not go to the jury until wednes
day or Thursday.
The New York herald., 1845-09-23
THE FALL STYLE OF
CENT?, r. EMEN'N HATS

GENTLEMEN'S HATS
Va ARE NOW READY for the season. igi5, which for
!ghntss and superiority of color be surpassed
winch very important part OF the Hat retaining the color
till II worn out Any article sold in this estab
but sold for what Also fall style
OF BOYS and Chdrens Caps Of various patterns Gentlemen
have their ia made order shape style they
wish C. KNOX, IiO Fnlt.n 81,
au29 lm*m between William and Nassau Is.
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

BOOTS AND SHOES AT RETAIL.
- la4e and splendid assortment of city made Boots
EShoes of the approved styles and workmanship, 70
sse twenty-five per cent cheaper than any other
/ENew York just received, few of fine Frenel
Calf Dress Boots Gentlemen disposed furnish thei
understanding with elegant pair Of Boots prices varying
from three 10 FIVE dollars
sI7 Im*rc FRENCH EVERETT. q Maiden lane
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TRANSPORTATION OF STORES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

bureau Of frOV1SiOnS anu SiOtnlnR,
Sd November, l645.
PROPOSALS, scaled, and endorsed Proposals
i for Freight TO Port Praya, Cape dc Verbs, y
will be received at this office until o'clock, p. M,
on Monday, the first day Of December next, for the
transportation of about 500 barrels (more less)
of government stores from the navy-yard at Cos
mort, Va. to Port Praya, there to be discharged on
board the Unhed States store-ship Southampton.
Offers must specify the price asked per barrel, with
out distinction between wet and dry-fve and a
half cubic feet of measurement goods, and thirty
gallons to the gauge of all casks not usually called
BARRELS to be considered as barrels Whatever they
may contain; no primage to be allowed. Ten fair
weather working lay daysto be allowed at each of
the ports of Gosport and Port Pruya for taking in
and discharging cargo Payments to be made by
any navy agent in the United States, on producing
satisfactory evidence Of the delivery of the cargo.
Proposals must state the description, name, and
dition of the vessel and where she is at the time of
offering her; and she must pass the usual inspec-
lion, and DO ready tho navy-yard at Gosport to
receive cargo by the 18th December and If not pre-
scented for examination within three days nftcr being
notified of her acceptance, the freight will be offered
TO the next lowest bidder, according to law.
To be published once week until December ] in
the Union Intcgencer, and Constitution, District Of
Columbia; Republican and Argus, Baltimore; Key
stone and Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; Journal OF
Commerce and Evening Post, New York
Nov. 4--1awt1D
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NEW MUSIC.-WM. FISCHER, Penn. ave
~ nue., two doors east Of 18th street. has just re-
ceived the following new music, which will be sold
at reduced prices
The Floating Islands, waltz;>composed by Audlcr
Music Box waltz; by Z. L. White.
Three Bird waltzes; by J. P. Hurst.
Frederka waltz; by Mueller
Waltz la Tyroliennc; by Herr.
Sunrise waltz; by Hart.
Auburn waltz; by X. S, Cummings.
Gondola Wilt; by Z. s. Cummings.
Ruby waltz; by Edgar Gould.
Russian march; by J. Werner
Native American march, by B, A. Burnt.
Massachusetts march; by Fl. 3. Underhill.
Celebration quickstep; by d. II. Haskell.
The Little Disaster, song; music by J. Green.
She never loved but me; music by F. N. Crouch
Little Lady Bird; music by J. Green.
Nov. 10.
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AND AGENCY IN TExAS.-The subscri-
| Der, having, during residence Of nine or ten
.s,s IN Texas, been connected with the land Offices
.r.of and having acted the agent Of his friends
The limited States in purchasing, selling holding,
n.vng taxes upon, and giving general superin-
isadenee to their lands in Texas, respectfully offers
H. services to such other persons abroad as may
wish to engage them.
REFERENCES.
H;ssxcellsncy Arson Jones, General Sam. Hous-
,.a General T. j. Rusk, General p. j. Henderson,
c sa James Love, Colonel James Riley, Hon.
X 8 Kaufman, Texian charge d'afaires, Wash
,.,on city; Matthew ST. Clair Clarke, do; King
nan Co., do; General c. +. Mercer, and the
TeYian consuls abroad.
MANY forfeitures are about TO accrue from failure
n nav taxes; many claims, otherwise good, will be
hsr,ed by adverse possession Of three years-that
bsor The limitation; many titles of lands conveyed
i he United States cannot be admitted to record in
Texas for want OF proper Authorization. Owing
IL some one or other of these causes the best lands
arr in condition to be lost.
Having made it my business to become acquaint-
ID with all the laws relating to titles, and being de-
emined to attend diligently to all claims confded TO
me- require, in all cases. an advance in cash, suf-
cep. 10 cover expenses of investigation. When
hat shall be done, am willing to take contingent
ucres, in the lands for attention and services.
ROBERT D. JOHNSON.
Galveston August 7, lS45.