The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-14

With brow OF care and gloom
Working in the dirty mould,
Talking Of the sulen gold
Dark his brow with dust and sweat
scowling at the name Of debt
At his back the hoe and plough,
To the banks he does not bow.
Oh for the old bank-note time, sc.
CHM.
Lines suggested by the PrcSldents Message.
All hail thou chosen chiefain exponent Of the free
The bold and true thou understands and interest poin
teddy.
The genius OF our Countrywide proud spirit of age
Exus that thou hast touched the cords their sympathe
engaged.
A message No. an ode, with forte and pecan peald,
With traits in concord deep and energy concealed
Revealing things not told in words yet telling them full
The onward course his glory to regain
Yes let sound 'mong EurOpes thrones-ther false po
sitions quell-
And to man, oppressed there, its gladstone dings
Not only what says in words but what hints beside
OF FaEEpoM STERN resisess grand, and spreading far
and wide.
And let it sound to all the world stable test Of right
And suffering mortals everywhere will hail 1t with
1t consecrates our land for them OCEAN BOUNDED
Where peace and plenty ever are and blssful spirits
roam.
All hail, again thou potent chief keep braced thine
Command success, and sway supreme where thou dost
Strike hard though pleading kindly, excite though calm
And be the peoples mighty power, their long enduring
pride. j. w. V.
BRooKLrN, N. ", Dec. 4, ls45
In SUPREME CoURT-SpEcIAL TERM.-Justice
JEwEIT, presiding -Thursday, Dec. Ilth.-McDo-
nald the Bank for Savings in New York-Motion 70
without costs McNel ct al ads Banker ct al-Moton for
judgment in VI non suit; granted, by default
Clapp al ads Blunt do do Morse ads LaldMotion to
nit ito hal &c a
ads Warren ct alMoton to set aside Judgment denied
with costs; deft may have feigned issue il he elect
Marvin Richmond mpd, &c.-Motion to set aside de-
fault sc granted, without costs Coreu ct al ads Boyn
ton assignee, &cMotion 10 set aside default, &C,
granted terms. Corlieu ads Boyn,on-Motion to set
aside declaration, &c granted with costs. Johnson
Brown impd &c.-Order Tor costs against deft for not
moving Spencer ads Campbell Motion for leave to
serve case Sc denied with costs. Hgbe impd, SC ads
MeekerMo.ion for leave to amend bill OF particulars,
sc. granted palmeter ads Van Rensselaer, ct al, exrs
&cMotion to aside default Sc granted with costs
Coutant ads Gould, President &c.-Moton to change
nue. denied. Same ads same-Moton to set aside judg
ment, &c granted on terms. Robertson impd, &c ads
Rexford-Nlotion to change venue granted by default
Williams ads saxtonMotion Tor judgment in OF
suit granted with costs, by default Tuttle ads Kali
lenberger-Motion for judgment Of non suit
granted by default. Downing exr sc. ads Robinson
al admr-Notion Tor reerence granted Lawrence ct 81
ads Wells, ct to amend plcadings SC granted
Self ads. Campbell ct al-Motion to set aside default
ton for judgment in of nonsuit; denied, with
costs. Monteath ct al surveyor VS. WardMoon to set
aside default &c; granted BY default Williams ads Ran
/
with Butler ads Noyes-Moton to set aside de.
fault &C.; granted terms. Burrows VS. Nichols-Mo.
ton for leave to nd declarations granted by default
Dix ads Barker-Mo,on for leave amend special plea
denied with costs Bagley OF al ads Babcock-Motion to
set aside capias denied with costs Schenectady Bank
Adams Motion to turn case into bill OF exceptions
granted terms Heartt ads Swain Motion for wri,
Of error to ISSUE Sc granted Baker ct al ads Canal
Bank OF Albany-Motion to change venue; denied Pee
ads the Chenango BankMotion to set aside execution
&c.; denied with COSTS without prejudice Smith and
wife ads Cleaveland TO set aside default &c
! granted Decentralization
aside sheriff s inquistion &c denied with costs =
Martin KoonMoon to set aside satisfaction of udg
ment denied with costs. Monteath al VS. Wara-Mo
ton to aside default, &c. granted terms order ia
ken by default vacated. Gardner ads Keneda Motion
tiff stipulae, sc. Hoffman ads verplank-Motion for
judgment in case OF nonsu granted, with costs by
ment as in case OF nonsut; denied with costs with.
out prejudice. The Board Of Supervisors OF New
York ads the People OK rel-Parish order ex paIte,
that relator plead demur to alternative mandamus
Farlin ads Webster; motion to stand er to next spe
cial term. Hack ct al. ads Birdsall ct all motion to
change venue granted, by default. Gilbert implicated
&c. ads. Work ct al; motion to change venue, denied
In the matter of Lee McCardell motion for certiora
ri granted parte. Comstock Stowe, sheriff; mo-
ton to next special term. Saca ct al ads
Dunkle; motion for commission, granted on terms
Buck ct al ads Edwards ct all motion to aside default
&c. granted terms Westbrook Dubois; motion to
vacae rule Of September term, granted on terms Boy
den ads Fowler motion for Judgment as in case OF non
suit granted. Roe impeaded &c. ads Westlake; mo.
ton to change venues granted by default Weed ads:
Cooper and another cause; mott to consolidate, denied
InOmas
be discharged filing CON- bail, &c. granted, by de.
fault In the matter of Knapp VS. the Commissioner OF
Highways Of Dryden; motion for certiorari granted
In the matter of Myers ads Gray ct al Motion for
torari; granted ex parte.--.4ibany .argus.
ANOTHER SCHOONER SUNK.-The schooner Favor
lite, Capt. Keller, on her way TO Toledo, being cut
by the ice, filed and sunk yesterday in "a feet water
eight miles south east of this port heavily laden
with merchandise The vessel was owned by Capt Kee-
ler and good share Of the cargoover $4,000 loss to
him. and without insurance The Captain and crew six
in ALL finding all efforts to any thing Of avail
and unable to tho long boat took to the ice last
hope which only halt inch in thickness and ris
ing and falling with the swells beneath it and after
three four hours of imminent peril and suffer
ing reached Raisin Point They practised the precau
ton tie themselves together with long rope at the
distance Of forty fifty feet from each other, in order
that any broke through the rest might pull him
out In this manner in two parate parties, each
provided with they sought the shore
and all except Capt Keller broke through several
and drawn out by their companions Their escape
considering the adverse circumstances attending their
situation truly wonderful Capt Keller throug hout
the whole evidently sed great presence Of mind
GOODNESS and delibe ation which doubt contributed
essentially to the preservation Of himself and crew, and
all will deplore his heavy loss. Two seamhoats-one
thought to be the Franklin Helen Strong surrounded
with and the other Of larger size arc iE sight this
morning, eight ten miles eastward Of this port Our
citizens are trying to get TO them or in some way assist
thom.-Monroe (Mieh) .4dcocate, 4h.
MUTINY ON Coal BoAT.A most iiagrant breach