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The New York herald., 1845-08-07
REDUCED FARES


On and after lath June, l845.
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Transa A. NJ daily, Sundays excepted stopping
at Famingdae and St Georges Manor.
ACCOMMODATION Traln-sh A. and S p. NJ for Farming
dale and nteme date places daily, Sundays excepted.
ACCOMMODATION Train, n. NJ for Greenport daily Sundays
excepted stopping jamaica Branch Hampstead aud
y and I'll the stopping places between Hckyille and
Greenport.
From GTeenpoTt Depot
Boston Train daily, Sundays excepted at l2 O'Clock Nj,
or on the arrival of the steamers from Norwich
Accommodation Tran-At AM, daily, Sundays excepted,
for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Farming gdaie Deyot-
Accommodation Train, 6A A. M. and 2S r. NJ daily Sun-
days excepted, for Brooklyn and intermediate places
From Jamaica Depot
Extra Train, p NJ daily Sundays exceped for Brook.
Manor. ~
The Accommodation Trains stop the following places
hoth In
The New York herald., 1845-08-07

ARRIVAL OF TRooPs.--Two companies of u. S.
Infantry under command of Major Whiting, from Hou
ton arrived this morning the steamer Penobscot from
Bangor They number, with the officers, l0l men,
Considering the fatigue Of the march from Houlton to
Bangor Q30 miles) they look finely. As whole, they
are noble body Of soldiers and in fine state Of dis
cipne On account Of the unfinished state of the bar.
racks at Fort Independence they will encamp for few
Transcript, .dugust5.
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Stages readiness the arrival of Trains at the several
Stations take very low Fares all parts the
island
Baggage Crates will be readiness foot Whitehall
street. receive Baggage for the several Trains
fore the hour OF starting from the Brooklyn side.
= Rockaway Baggage taken separate Crates jul0rc
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-e1e0 Na OPPOSITION TICKET OFFICE.-For
G@aARs Albany, IS cents-utca, ss-syacuse,
.-I - , s. ;o-nGshssster ss1Bna1o 50 sss-Aso,
Kingston, ~ CD s-Torono, s5clsveland, to) ss.De-
hall So 5o-Moneal, $3.50 Office No. 1872 Barclay st.
m*rh NJ f., RAY
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Revolutionary Relies.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
| hereby drop you a statement containing the
names of the armed ships, and the names of their
commanders, during the revolutionary war; we
were then setting un tor ourselves
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
LOOK AT THISti

A.. JUST TRECEIYED-Another lot Of French Boots Of
the best kind and will be sold the old price S. and the
bes French Cali Boots made order for S5 City made
Boots s3 and the greatest assortment Of Gents Gait
Calf Shoes So and So So great variety Of ali other kinds
Ladies IN ts Store w great assortment CATERS
bnsKins, Slips Ties Prunes Satin, &c.
For an assortment OF all Misses and Chdrens
boo ana shoea We cannot be beat in thsci Do
take the number 36l Broadway franklin street
Jul im'rh Nj CAHITI
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PRorEIIoR BANGOR arrived at this port last even
ing from Philadelphia, via New York with ~ passen
gers SIZE lies at the end Of Long Wharf and attracts
much attention from nautical men. She leaves for Ban.
gor o.morrow,--Boston Transcript, .augmt5
The New York herald., 1845-08-07

NEwRuRyPonr.-We learn from the Necbuvy-
port Herald that the aggregate valuation of that
year it was So OO showing an increase of nearly
half million since the last year The rate of taxation
is 81 so on the $1,000 The Bartlett Steam Mills Compa-
ny pay tax the present year Of S2730 James Steam
Mills, 1880 Essex MIL S5I6.
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DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents pc,
copy-N IS per annum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every saturday--Prics st cents
per copy-SS l2t cents per annumpayable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-aiways
cash in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
|despatch
10 All letters communications, by mail addressed
TO the establishment must be post paid, the postage
will bc deducted from the subscription money remi,ted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
|PRoPRIEroR NEw YoRK HERALD Est ABLIHMEr4
Northwest covn.r of Fulton and Nasaan streets
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REMAINS OF DANIEL BooN.-The Frankfort Ky)
and wife brought Frankfort on the o3d ult un
der the care OF Col Wm Boone, of Shelby county the
Oldest surviving nephew of the deceased and Messrs
Thos l.. Critenden and Philip Swigert, of Frankfort
These gentlemen visited Missouri committee for that
purpose being charged by the Frankfort Cemetery Com
pany with the patriotic duty Of removing to the land Of
bic and fearless pioneers.
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VILLA MSB URGH AND PECK SIP
FERRY

a01 IN The Trustees of this Ferry, believing that
there many of the citizens of New York
A---and vicinity that unacquainted with the
facilities this Ferry affords pleasant with
Williamsburg and Long Island, would state that there
arr two good Ferry Boats this Ferry, which leave Peck
Slip every fifteen twenty minutes through the day
o'clock r. M and up to oclck al each even
half hour after which boat leaves o'clock and 10 o'clock
NJ. :
the evening of July 4h the boat will continue
The New York herald., 1845-08-07

vIsIr OF VETERAN PArRIoT.-Itls is announced
that George Washington Park Custs, an inmate in
the family of Gen. Washington, and the only male repre-
sentative of that family, is about to emerge from his
treat the Potomac, and to visit the North for the first
time in fty-six years. Writing TO friend in NewYork,
he says -: am about Monday next to start for New
York and thence perform pilgrimage that have in
tended to make for the whole Of along life to the Revo
utonary associations around Boston After interval
Of upwards Of half century what spectacle to me
will be New York When 1t, six years after the
peace Of 49, the Revolution left It, city that
had grown out of colonial independence. What is it
now, since the genial influences Of Liberty have pro
NOTED its growth The London of the New World
the second London Of the whole world"
MorAssEs FOR FATTENINe CATTLE.-Much to tho
annoyance of the English graziers. and feeders OF
cattle the Dutch and Holsteners are sending many fse
bccfs to Hull and London. An investigation into tns
cause of this trade has resulted in showing the o
of moasses to largely the attenng qualities of
ordinary grains and The farmers Of England have
tried the use Of Rico moasscs for making beef and
find it good purpose. They calling lust
ily Parliament to remove the duty this beeform-
ing substance 1t will be curious fact and one not al
together out Of character if the rich lovers Of good beef
shall abae the duty molasses means OF making
fat cattle when a means Of making plump healthy
children among the poor the Government will not Lift
finger in the matter.
The New York herald., 1845-08-07

6kK FOR LONDON-Packet of ,he 18th August
MK& The splendid and fast sailing packet ship KALAMA.
6sZOO, Captain McCerren will positively sail as above
heI eguiar day
This ae ship has superior accommodations for cabin
second cabin and seerage passengers Persons about
bark for the old country select finer ship and thu price
Of pass ge is very low To berhs early application
hould be made ON board foot Of Pine street, to
w. & j. L. TAPSCOTT,
aGrc Sonfh Maid Lane
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SkSx NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
M only regular Packet of 2lst Of August The splendid
1fanE fast sailing favorte packet ship LIVERPOOL,
Cap john Er'ge 1900 tons) will sail puncuay above
her regular day.
This pa. ship has accommod tons for cabin
coud cabin and by ship sailing
the of New Yo k Those who oceed x the old
country h u therefore make application
berths, either on board foot Of Burling 81 p, .
w x !. T. TAP,COTT,
au3ec IS South street, of MAIDEN Lane.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

The following is abrdgement Is hitherto OF the
number OF arrivals yesterday at the principal hotels II
comprises the full amount of all that we're regise red
each:
AMERIcAN--Parker Hall. Pittsheid, Mass; J. w vii.
iiams Utica; Thos H. Williams, New London; Robt.
w Weir w. Is WashbuTne Orange. Mass; s. g. God.
richie Boston; g. Tillotson, Dutchess CO.
Asroa-John McHarg, Albany w. II. Pardey Mon.
treal; MIR Danberg, Utica G.. Lawtell, Maine; II VI
White, Pha s Paul, Albany e. Harris, Norfolk; Cen
Leslie Coombs; II Clarke, Vermont; Bernardo Terry
Etchsrd, Lima I'd. Churchill Havana James Lewis,
Pnila Charles Eustis Jos Reid, Boston; Hollings
head and Peabody Phila JOS. Hatley, Italy; Patter.
son and Head Boston; Bradley Dansville; Fisher md
Phelps Boston; n. 4. Wilson, Va.
Cry n ~ Nef, Phiis.; c. Patterson Washington;
w H. Iarned, Phila Hon. ID. Henshaw, Hon n. Hale
w. Parker, Dr. Lowe, T. +. Bridges, Boston; Col c. n
Cratcot Lake Superior; Samuel keiby. Baltimore iIt
Davis, y. s. ~; n. A. Ashburnor, Phia Russell Cronh
Springfield Mass; Messrs WassoD and Mckoy, Albany
Judge Randall, Florida.
FKASxLrS-D. A. Dangler, Ohio; s. Dale Springfield
Mass: Charles Mcneil, Havana; l. Sansiord Va; L
Van Desher Waterford. w. Is. Sprague, Albany; II.
Enos, Michigan City; A. Chamberlin, Henry Cobb
Boston.
;, GLonr,,ir Tiffany, ". H., Conn; MrDawso Phila
schoheld, Boston
HowAnDs-A Colby, Boston; w Marshall, Utica ".
craig, KY; r.. Buttolf Poughkeepsie; Messrs Clapp
Andrews Emory, Clarke, Boston; Bacon, Lockport
Bond and Easton, Mt Morris; l.. &. Ball w McCarty,
Canaaa George Deshor, u. s. A.; j. r. Webster, N. II.
4. Cahill, Boston J. Gary, Troy; b. Goddard Boston,
j. H. Marston, Bangor; J. Gilmore Phila Y. Glle.
ghan Phla; e. Bell, Indiana ]. H. Rutger, J. Kepsa,
Austin Preston, Maiden. ~
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
Court Intelligence.

GENERAL SEssroNs-Nov. l5.-Before the Recorder
and two Aldermen. NJ. c. Patterson, Esq, District At
torney.
Triai Of Michael Walsh for Lbel-In this case as on
the trial for libel Mr. Horspool the jury did
not agree upon q verdict.
7ria for Grand Larceny resumed-The trial OF James
Cegg indictment for stealing 200 soveregns from
Joseph Holmes Bedford board the packet ship Wa
teroo on leaving the dock at Liverpool in the month Of
October last, resumed this morning
The District Attorney, considering that the offence, if
committed at ALL had not been committed within the ju
rsdction Of this Court he therefore did not feel dispo
sed to press for conviction but at the time would
state that the complainant had redress by requison
from government to the other, by which Clegg
had been perperated The jury however, passed upon
the case, and rendered verdict Of not guilty
Noilc Prosequi District Attorney then moved for
no prosequ to be entered in the Of John Nj Rue,
indicted and mpleaded with Clegg as being an accesso-
ry alter the fact The motion granted and the noe
prosequ was accordingly entered.
The Court then adjourned until Monday morning next
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

Nov l5-Robbins an Employer. Officer Lalor, of the
Independent Police No. ~ Centre street. last evening
arrested young man named James Mcdonald late
clerk In employ Of Mr. Warnock, halter, in Broad
gay on change Of purloinng at different periods about
5000 sundry artcos purchased with the funds of his
employer have been recovered. MIR Warnock, on one
occasion, lost pocket book containing 81 80, which
sIr w now suspects was stolen by the accused.
Pcssei RobbedThe brig Jndson, lying at the foot Of
Oliver street, forcbly entered last night and
usbe gold watch, belonging to the mate steen there
from
GRIND Larcsny,-Two colored persons, named Benja.
min Williams and Clara Webb arrested this morn
ing charged with having stolen about $40 worth
petng from the premises Of DR.. Anderson, No Beach
street. The property found at Harts pawDshop IN
Pearl street, where it had been pledged by white ie
male, who has not yet been arrested.
Robbsd by a Fsmate--A female named Eliza Miller
arrested last evening charged with having robbed
4 Mr. Charles Brown, OF S25, while in her company at
Knowles porter house, No. q Washington street
.4nother Case. Mary Ann Smith, alias Mary Lindle,
also brought up a charge of relieving the pock
cts OF Henry Dickens of about $40.
Reeeiuing Stolen Goods.-Oficer Smith Of the 9th
Ward this morning arrested a Mrs Wolf, Of No 1906
Orange street charge of receiving stolen 60 DDS,
knowing them be such at the time Of purchasing the
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
U. 3. Commissioners Omcc.

Before Mr. commissioner OarulDer
Nov. ID Mutiny and Murder.-George Baker, Isaiah
Peake, and Joseph Hofman-the three seamen whose
arrest charge Of mutiny have already noticed,
we're examined before the above Com missioner, and
their case referred to the grand jury II appeared
that ago 1t communicated to the DopaIt
ment OF Slate mutny had broken out on board the
whaling ship Oscar OF sag Harbor, which vessel was
commanded by Captain Ludlow, who, In science, haa
shot one Of the men on board The Consul at the port
where the ship put sent the captain and crew home
for trial The three mutneers arrested at Sandy
Hook. Tho name OF the man was snot Gurus, aged
about 25 years.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
SuperfOr Court.

BeI0Te JuuEe VHHueTPUeI . = .
Nov l5.--Harvison VS. HilH-Libei-This tedious libel
suit, brought by vendcr OF what called " Peters
Pills." against the brotherin law OF former agent, for
using certain expressions in letter derogaory to the
character Of the plaintiff resulted in the jury rendering
verdict for the plaintiff cents damages and cents
costs Tho occupied the Court for ten days. In
this case like Gull ALL In the farce might it verify be
said Gentlemen, it was very fine oyster, indeed
and the Court awards you shell EACH" The libel
hunter should take warning from this very significant
hint Jurymen are becoming more enlightened in these
piping times Of peace"
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
City InfelliUence.


NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF lsvEsrons.-The members
of this association held meeting last evening" at the
corner Of Broadway and Grand street They we're en-
gagged all the evening in acting upon set Of bylaws
ported by committee appointed Tor the purpose.
GEORGE vAsnESHorr, Esq, the celebrated English
residence in this country permanently and intends
to engage in the practice of the law.
The WREoK SWALLOW has been sold to Mr.
Brown, of this city, for $50.
TuRxErs, CHICKENS AND GEEsE-These bipeds nice
y picked meet the eye of the pedestrian at every cor
ner Whole cartoads of them brought to the city
at this Of the year and sold at low prices
that almost every body can occasionally feast them
selves upon these luxnries in the eating line
Now is capital chance for you who dine ON
friend, whose nostris are not tckled with the
steam OF fowl from one years end to the other. Hap
PLY there but few such in this country. But if you
know of such one, send him goose. Don't let him
know who it came from and he and his wife and chill.
d,en VIII eat with pleasure ard nerrmen while they
immortal goose which decked the table of Scrooge's
clerk, Bob Cracht on Christmas day Send fowl to
your poor relatives and friends and make their eyes
sparkle and their hearts leap for JOY at the sight OF it,
MYSTERIOUS DisAPrEARAScE.-A highly respectable
young named Frederick L. Roberts left his board
tmatng to his friends that he had any intention Of going
away and has not been since that great fears
are entertained that he has met with foul play.
ArITaI LAST Since the discovery of the Street in
spector's skeleton at the corner of Nassau and Wal
streets his successor fearing that the fate might
overtake him, has fairly set company Of men at work
there who are laying substantial flag stone crossing
We really hope that the wooden pavement humbug will
not be tried again there We understand that the mana
gers OF the floating theatre intend prosecuting the corpo
ration for damages as they intended mooring there
Monday next.
PocRET PIcKED.-A gentleman had his pocket picked
in Wall street. Friday afternoon, of two Is Bank OF
England notes.
CoKoNEns OrrIcE, Nov. 15.-suppEs DEArH.-Lss,
evening an unknown female was found in the street in
dying state She was taken to the Essex Market pr-
son, and placed in comfortable cell, where she was
found dead this morning.
street this morning. apparently dying. lie removed
to the City Hospital where he expired shortly after
being admitted In both cases apoplexy is supposed to
have been the cause Of death The Coroner will hold
inquests on their bodies tomorrow
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

BefOre n
Nov. I5-DEcIsIors.- John a. Newboid Henry H
Godet at ai-Judgment for plaintiff on demurrer; but
defendant may amend without costs.
George Jones William s Rushfon.-Judgmen mt for
plaintiff on demurrer Defendant may plead or give
notice of defence. on payment Of costs.
III ~ Carr and John II Moore, ads. DR.. s Smith aud
Frederick shGNew trial granted on payment Of costs
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

RAILROAD IRoN FOR MIcHIcAN. are four
invoices of railroad iron which have been sb,noed
from this port during the past week for Michigan The
ing the track of the Central road 10 and tho
Tecumseh branch of the southern road to the village
Tecumseh and the entire lot afost and will reach
It's destination within two weeks BufaLo .idp. Nor Ia
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

will be made to the Provincial Parliament, for an
act to incorporate company to establish telegraph
communication between Queenson and Hamilton to be
continued to Toronto, and with power to extend il tc
TO Gazette.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
Case OF Polly BOdine.
Circuit Court.
Before Judge Edmonds.

Before Judge Edmonds.
Nov. l5-The Court met at past 10, but il IL
o'clock before they commenced calling the panel in
consequence of the number of jurors who had excuses
to render They succeeded in obtaining three jurors
addition to those already sworn. Their Ma
thsnel Blair, Charles Mcintyre and Samuel Piggott.
The Court adjourned until Monday. Eight jurors have
been obtained
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

EXTRAORDINARY RAINS in MAfNE.-An obligng
correspondent gives US the following information
under date of
sAco, Nov. 10, lsi5-The saco river higher, on
Monday last than has been at this Of the year
since 1897 the rain OF the four first days Of this month
amounting to $3.50 inches aud that of the last gale to
375s inches about nine and third inches in all.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

IERRIELE WREcK.-The Halifax Sun, of the 9TH,
mentions report OF the loss OF coal laden brig on
the night Of the 3st ut at Port Jolly Head and that all
on BOARD porished Four mutillted bodies drifted ON
shoIe -hose OF woman and three men. Also, ,'some
band-boxss, and other Light articles.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

OlJ- +. J. Eastman, Esq, late editor Of the Knox
vile (Tenn) Argus has been appointed Chief Clerk
cancy occasioned by the resisnation of the Hon j. W.
Brown.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

OLIVER II. SMITH, late United States Senator, has
refused under any circumstances to be the Whg cand
date for Governor OF Indiana
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

ELECTION IN LOUISIANA The new constitution is
undoubtedly adopted by large majority. In the
Third Congressional district, Harmanson, the demo-
cratic candidate, is probably elected
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

PoLLY BoplSE.-Three more jurors, making eight
~ all. were yesterday procured Tor the trial Of this
woman.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
Next Ne,ysfro,n Europe.

The Britannia is the next steamer due. one ieH
Liyerpoo on the 4h inst and, therefore, brings if
teen days later intelligence. Spectators are look
C,rb ber val
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

Loss OF LIFE ON LAKE MIcHIGAN.-:By the Ore
gon, from Chicago, we add few more items OF the
effects of the storm.
The j. X. Polk, with persons on board left St.
Joseph on Sunday week for Chicago, with a load of
lumber She has been hoard from since, and is sup
posed to be lost, with all on board
Captain Ward of the Champion reports visiting the
Ocean of Mackinaw about six miles north of St. Joseph
and two miles from shore. She complete wreck
having boat and davies carried away her main
mast her sails torn into rags haches off, and Lumber in
the hold There was no person board, and it is sup
posed the crew are all lost She had the appearance of
having been capsized and rightcd again
The cargo of the Amazon sunk at Milwaukee, consists
principally, of whiskey and dry goods which It was
thought can be got out without much damage. She is
lying between the piers the ,nth dischagng her
freight lighters.
BY the Lexington we learn that the Commo dore was
filled with water and is principally owned by W. err
tram No insurance. She was freighted by Hubby &
Hughes with $50 barrels -four. Cargo mostly insured.
The freight being taken out and the vessel will pro-
badly he got eff
The Bunker Hill has not returned from the wreck Of
the Rebecca yet The Illinois goes to Detroit to lay
The Indiana is on the railway.
extract of letter from Chicago says that the brig
NJ Oliver Kyle master, is ashore, with full cargo OF
wheat, aud likely to 90 to pieces-Bufaio advertiser,
NOp IL.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

SINGULAR LIBEL CAsE.-Mr. Webb Of the Comier
nd Enquirer, has announced his intention Of insti-
tuting legal proceedings against Greeley, of the
Tribune, tor libel, in charging him with bribery in
the memorable case Of the United States Bank
This will be very curious case, indeed involving
almost as much interest as Mackenxie's brochure
In this pie, also, we mean 10 have very large fin
ger, as we Will probably be of the principal wit
nesses IN the case, for we were connected with the
Courier and Enquirer during the period in which
these transactions took place, and very intimately,
too, as editor and confrers with Mr. Webb The
history of these transactions has never vet been
fully gwen, but we mean to set to work In day or
two and disclose all that we know about it. No
doubt the United States Bank, through Nicholas
biddie' loaned money to the Courier and Enquirer
but we doubt, if there was any bribery in the case
whether Mr. Webb should be justly charged with
such an offence. To eur knowledge, M. M. Noah
mad much more to do with some OF those doubtful
transactions than Webb. Al all events, we are dis
posed to think that if any bribery were perpetra,ed
at all, II was the types, aad not the persons in the
Courier establishment, that formed the subject of
the operation. However, shall investigate the
whole affair in few days.
LABOR Losr-Corcoran Il Riggs, highly respecta-
BILE bankers at Washington, are taking the trouble
of writing notes 10 miserable and obscure print
this city called the News, in order TO set themselves
right in regard TO the transactions in Wall street This
is entirely labor lost, is matter of very little
consequence what the Ne,cs, any connected
with il, publishes respecting bankers or brokers, with
the exception of very small clique. who have deep
interest in the stated preaching OF the gospel AT
Sandy Hill and other places No one reads the Ne,cs
pays the slightest attention to its statements. A
few obscure brokers, who live in dingy cellars in
Wall street, may its columns TO run up or run
down some particular stocks, so that out of the
difference" they may purchase dinner pair Of
breeches; but that is the amount of its influence
this region. A more weak, ridiculous, and wishy-
washy concern than the Ne,cs, either as paper or
an organ, was never started by the Democrats in
this cry. Even Slamm Bang u Co., with all their
fiummery and fury, infinitely more influential,
and are rapidly taking the lead as the organ Of the
Democracy here.