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The New York herald., 1845-01-22
Albany.
Correspondence Of the Herald
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Crrr HOTEL, Albany, Jan. IL, lS45.
The important and truly exciting caucus of the
democratic members Of the Legislature, called for
the purpose OF settling upon two men for u. s.
Senators, will happen al o'clock this evening.
and tomorrow at IL NJ, the formalities Of an elec
ton will be attempted. Just now this business
seems to be the allabsorbing, alIexciting topic of
conversation IN every nook and corner OF this
Dutch burgh. When this shall be settled. an on
portnniy will be given to enter upon other mat
ters, not perhaps OF so much consequence TO the
pubic, but oi The most 0ogent Importance 10 In.
parnes concerned For my own part, profess TO.
Know nothing whatever Of State secrets. and
would hardly give sxpence to be within the
deepest confidence Of the several little knots and
ettqufs abounding every day in the immediate VI.
cinity of the Executive chamber, and in the build
lngs contiguous TO the capitol. Gov Wright DOS
sesses ss. 'ne ssdvhT IN n'odo most eminent
~; ne seems TO be the same man 10 all
men KIND, affab'e, aporoachabIe, and cour-
teous. He takes every mans papers. puts them
ON fle, and promises TO give them all possible con,
sb a. ns proPsr Time si occasionally in
ture, and fnd profit in it, AfIabiliy is great ac-
complishment: kick given with a smiling face
Is thought to be preferable to friendly shake Of
Buren, r. w. Peckham, and Mr.. Hoeeboom are
prominently before the Legislature for the Office al
Attorney General. IL ispresumed that each one is
Trying with all his ability 10 secure votes Fer the
office OF Adjutant General which YOU are aware Is
an appointment personal with the Governor. there
are some eight or nine candidates. but perhaps only
two OF them may be said 10 stand within the eve
OF hope and probability. This officer. consritutin9
one OF the Governors military family, and the ap.
pontment resting solely with the Governor, makes
It rather delicate subject for the interference of
poiticianss or the opportunities of anxious
friends The present incumbent is a member Of
Congress elect, and has signfed his intention to
abdcate the throne on the morning of the fourth
OF March, and not sooner. So the expectants will
have ample time to perfect their arrangements
just at present Albany seems more like New York
than New York itself. The Capitol is daily filled
with familiar faces, wearing the appearance Of
bles Your obi se1van, a"u Suo
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Personal Movements.

Mr. j. d. Weller, NJ C., from Ohio Is in this city
s the Asor House. The Hon. j. II. Anderson ID at How
ard Hotel
Mr.. Murdcck is lecturing on Elocution in New Bed
ford
DR. Hcllick Is enlightenins the residents Of Washing
ton the origin OF liie
Professor Bronson 10 lecturing In Pittsburgh
DR. Hawkes., formerly Of ~ Thomas' Church, In this
city, has accepted call from the vesry Of Christ Church
New Orleans.
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NKw YORK, 10Th jan, IS45.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SRi
Would that be taking too much liberty in asking
you to have Bishop Hughes lectures reported in
your most valuable and inestimable paper4 Cannot
but congratulate on the immense good you have
done TO the public at large, and particularly to the
spiritual and religious cause, by reporting sermons
and lectures.
You do, dear cir, the greatest service to the
cause OF truth and God. l alludc in particular to
the Rev DR.. Plse's lectures, which / would not
give for all the gold in the world.
Yours, truly and sincerely,
AN OLD FRIEND.
The New York herald., 1845-01-22
Literature, &c

VKLPRAU's SURGERY, Vol. I.-H. G.. Langley.
New York.-The first volume Of this great work,
translated by DR.. Mott, enriched by his notes, and
illustrated by elegant engravings, has just been is
sued, in beautiful style, from the press of Mr.
Langley. I. comprises the latest advantages Of the
present advanced state Of surgical art and also in
cludes the rich experience os the eminent profess
sor, under whose editorial revision the work has
passed. 1t will be found the most valuable contri-
button to medical science which has yet appeared
The entire work, consisting OF three large octave
volumes, and a beautiful atlas in quarto, will be
completed in the course OF the spring. Terms to
subscribers $40 tor the complete work. No stu
dent or practitioner should be without this work
COLUMBIAN MAoAzrNK.-The number of this
fourlshlng periodical for February, gives proof OF
that increased excellence and value, which we ad-
verted as furnished by the previous number. The
trative Of the birth. place Of Washington " The
deserion Of SERGEANT Champ" is also an excellent
engraving, from one of Chapman's most spirited de-
signs The articles are varied, numerous, and Of high
merit. Edith Fairle" is one Of the best tales We
have read for years. The lines "a Mother 10 her
Child" by the associate editor, Mr.. X. A. West,
evinces much dellcacy OF sentiment Altogether
the number is highly credtable TO the veteran and
successful publisher, Israel Post
GnAHAM's MAcHzsE-Februsry;-A very .ex-
cellent number. The engravinss, four in number,
are particularly good, and the literary contents are
varied and attractive. w. W. Gr.hsm publisher,
in this city.
LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE number
contains contributions from Mn. Sigourney, and
upwards OF a dozen Of our best female writer's
w. w. Graham publisher.
THEIRS LIrE OF NAroLxos, Part I-Rursess AZ
Srlnger, New York Messrs. Carey & Hart, of
Philadelphia, have just issued the first part Of this
great work from the early sheets received in ad-
vance of its publication in Paris, with notes and
additions by IL. w. Herbert, Esq, one Of the most
accomplished writers in the country. This rs Ger
tainly very valuable addition to the standard IL
brary OF our country The present part is well got
up, containing upwards Of $50 pages OF cloee well
printed matter, and most beautiful two third
craving Of Napoleon. The whole work 10 TO be
completed in 10 parts, at l2A cents each.
EMBARKED AND SINGLE; Harper Brothers, New
York.-Another Of Arthur's excellent works, form
ing an interesting sequel to "Lovers and Hus-
bands"
4 TLAwRrE Topp Farmer & Daegep, New York
"A timely reprint Of this entertaining work, as
not copy was to be had, as the saying is. for
love or money!" except on the shelves OF a few
circulating libraries. The prescott edition is re-
vlscd and corrected with new introduction, notes.
&c. by the author, and an original preface by
Grant Thorburn. There is little doub, but thai
the present action will be as popular as the pre-.
vious.
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Superior Court.

be'Or0 iuA b6ncn.
JAN. 2l-In the of Ernest, FeidIer Co. ct al ads
E. W. Buer-Ruled, motion granted, with costs Of mo-
tioA, $40.
G. W. Plat vs.. NJ Biakeiy 4 g. W. reck ct. aL-Mo
ton granted to strike out the Staten Island Bank and
also the Official description Of Little" If his attorney
consents, without costs
John Belts ct al George Kenneth ct a-Moton Of
plaintiff denied without costs.
A CarTiger ads. r. g. Mitchell Motion denied-the
costs OF opposing the motion to abide the event.
J. r. Palmer ads. Robert F. Winsiow-The order at
Chambers confirmed, with costs of ~ Of opposing the
appeal.
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

ANNEXATION OF CHARLEsTowN TO BosroN We
meeting consider the subject Of annsxing this town
the city Of Boston and Of pstitionns hs Legislature in
be held at an early day Bsnxsr Hin Asvsrs.
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

WARS IN NAME,-No little merriment was
sentatives. the presenation by Mr. Buford, Of petit
ton from certain parents In st. Louis TO change the name
~ neir from 0eorgiana Frelin8huysen to Mar
COMMITTEES on ths Tobacco Warehouse who will report
Organ, Jan. n.
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ISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES.
FRuiTs, WINES. &c.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL,

AT SCOTTS, 20 NASSAU STREET.
THE subscriber offers public inspection the
Of Groceries Wines Fruits, &c. &C.. suitable the
son, OF establishment the city Superior Teas CoGes
Sugars Oard Champagne and Cogniac Brandy Old Jamaica
Rum Holland Gin Scotch and Irish Whskey Brown Stout,
tIons. JOHN 8. SCOTT,
Wholesale and Retail store rs Nassau stres.
NB-Psope from the county Hotel and Boarding House
heepsr who bny Tor cash w lind TO their advantage 70
CITY, free Of expense The Scotch and Irish Whskey great
ana mistake. d27 Inns re
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

FIRE AT MEpNA.-On Monday week the Law
once OF = NJ Burroughs, and two adjoining buildings
y small Insurance
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

FHx AT MILFoRp.-The leather factory Of Asa
Eddy. Of Milford otsego CO., was with its contents
destroyed BY FIRE on the let instant. Loss $1,000. No in
surance.
The New York herald., 1845-01-22
poN.-Thc House Of Representa

JOHN GoRpoS.--Thc House Of Representatives
Friday refused by avery decided vote, 80 to 81,
to concur in the joint resolution Of the Senate for Joint
commee to consider the petition for the reprieve OF
John Gordon under sentence OF death for the murder OF
Amasa sprsgue The la,h Of February Is the day fixed
Tor the execution. - Pyopideuce Journal. Jan 90.
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

MASSACHUSETTS CITIzENs.-Some thirteen free
men of color, who came here on board Of vessels
from the free States of the Union yesterday placed
in confinement by the Second Municipality police, in
pursuance of the act forbddng free persona Of color to
come within the limits Of the State Such imperti
interference with internal laws that ei which
Massachusetts, has BEEN guilty but tends increased
vigilance on the part Of police In these matteN
Orleans Pic. Jan IL.
The New York herald., 1845-01-22
Circuit Court.
Court Calendar-This Day.

JAN. 2l.-Theriot Prince This case, reported in
yesterdays Herald resumed, and stands adjourned
over 10 this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

ITO OLD COUNTRYMEN-Rsmsttance IN small or Iarrs
srns made % all para cf EnfoPs, a plan which vii
ssSs c.fiviSSSr6S. Ss;.'1ss ~ 1s:.s. 1sss.ssl'''
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

So FOX SALE.A valuable Farm, forming part Of the
1Ttrac known as Morrsana, situated the Harlem river,
n the county OF Westcheser consisting Of hundred
and ten acres Of land properly fenced and good order Upon
the Farm there commodous modern built Mansion House,
with garden stable and all appendage suitable for
country residence There also upon the Farm
valuable mill site and power and orchard The said
Farm accessible from the city being within nine miles
q the City Hail. with the privilege Of free broge the
Harlem nver The cars Of the Harlem Railroad within
qure bstween IL and T. NJ. Of Ii. NJ MORRIS,
jl8 1msrc II Pine street second story.
VHEAPEsT AND BEsT.-Red Ash COAL, at j. Weeks
Yard 2S Elizabeth ST. All under sheds. dry resceened.
and delivered clean Of the the low prices.
viz Large MT t3 Large Stove 80; Broken and Egg s. So
Orders received by Cy Despatch Store Houston and
m src
The New York herald., 1845-01-22
RHEUMATIC PILLS.

DR COvEL's RHEUMATIC PILLS are we'll known TO
be the only article which win the Rheumatism either
inammatoy chronic and for proof Of the assertion
asks those suffering from this complaint read the fol-
lowing cerifcate:-
NEw YoRK. December 10th, 1914.
Da. CovEL-
Dear Sirl in justice myself and suffering hu-
many, let this opportunity without expressing
tude TO for Pills have been troubled for
long time with rheumatism. and large
money with physcians and have received but thng relief
This Fall attacked very seveely-it located in my
shoulders and wrists which sthe chsd situation
cannot oe:crios then commenced taking your Fills
with pleasure satisfy hose who wish for information with re-
the trouble to call on me. Most reagectinll yours,
L. w. PERKINS,
400 Pearl St, N. Y.
We will also refer Mr. Alexander Welch street
better known Sandy Wech Mr. A. Petch 76 Broadway;
hundreds Of Others.
H. Mosey 20 John street. only wholesale agent and
genuine without his written the red label
tached TO each boxPnce 50 Also reAed this
city At % John street HILL 2os Greenyish Dr. Co,s a5
Avenue Guon OF Bowery and Grand Moss sos and
Grand, and A. =. Wheeler Il2 Cherry st. jail msec
The New York herald., 1845-01-22
Common Pleas,


Before Judge Ulshoefer.
JAZZ 2l-No jury cases being ready, the Court after
disposing of unmportant inquest adjourned to
"wednesday morning.
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

CoMHoN PLEAs.-Nos s. IL, l6, Is, al %, "a, IS, n
and a.
Cmcuir CorRr.-Nos. 50. 50, "a to 80, 90 to o. SO.
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no TiIK LADIES.

ofsrmImy srI .a1pOMIMdL SUPPORTERS.
frolspsus uteri,. or Falling Of ths Womb.
~ sxtstnM application, sursrssdipg the use
: Of ths ohjsctional Pessary, is conhdentiy re-
1commended to the af!icted a. the means OF
Rsneet restostlol 70 hsalth, il never having
hiied oil performing cure, even undcr Ire
naost aggSavaesd circumstances.
Ihe suppcrtsr has attained q very high
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

NETTING NEW.
SPALDIN0 co. manufacturing, under letter. Paspt
GRANTED By the upted States Improysd FRICTION Match
They now offer doI - on very gssscnsbls terms
TWENTY THOUSAND GROSS
as,ty put in tin wood and paper in sired packages and
in lots to suit pprcha,sm :, .,~,,r
are highly approved Of and recommended for family use by
phur their manufacture the fumes of which dsagr
able and deeteous and particularly injurious
having weak lungs delicate constitutions
They particularly recommended the attention OF ship
pe they have frequently been taken long and
posed the action Of all climates, without the slightest injury
For sale by the principal Druggists and Grocers the city
Orders left at Shepards Bookstore sl Broadway, their
Office 16l Bleecker street.
jsH msm SPALDING co.
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

n !. .A.ue.A ,.,, ,! @ S gu y y s ns M MfYunty
ss.sfsI 'rEsd sPdi.nt. IN shs Lyingn Hospta of Los
.cxssL men n the highest nnk. II this country L sus.
.sa e leadi1g members Of The hculte. of Colleges aad
tAis ssd By all the eminent pvivsts practitioner
ssss ess. furnished sIelusivsy for ladies s No
y havinG separntc entrance from the business de-
rertnen vhese lady is in attendance apply
Irsssss asd boeporters 20 female patients ji lmrre
ExrREss PRiCEs REDUCED--Ths ssbscriben nav
rrdneed Their Expcs prces all small packages Of Law
ssd oshss deeumsn from A to q csuts pei package
nom this city 20 bnnsio and the inteysdats ponts Also
hrossh Wells Col Express from Buffalo to Cficago At 50
sa p pachass from this city 70 Cheago the nt-nsd
IS Iivirssros. ,SwIs.s poMuaoy
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

CIGARS CIGARS! CIGARS!
NJ EZEKIEL 90 Nassau street. opposite the Herald Build
~ ng respectfully invites the Of his friends and
the public generally the following choice Cigars just
ceiyed by late arrivals from Havana
Regaias OF various braads Paneteas OF brands,
N0rmas, Principes,
Yngcnuidad, Rionda
EsTwranZa Napoleoncs,
La India Noriegas, Lord Byrons.
The above Sega and imported and
the trade invited to call and examine them.
NJ B-Orders from abroad will be strictly attended to-
jl5 lmsuc
LEECHES! LEECHESl
JUST RECEIvED-psr ship franklin. from HarbgIs,
fresh supply Of Swedish Leeche for sale wholesale
ana 'e' ." '"e most m0'e,s'J e. pPFEsRp2NANp CO.
jas Imsec Importer Of Lceches, No r Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

CHEAP SPECTACLES.
A Tss DUANE ,sTREET, Nsy YoJh Jhs,,6 6rs door from
Optcan proof Of the above advers the following cheap
prices
Best double jonted Gold spectacles
Best single jointed Gold Spectaeles .........T 20
Best double jointed Silver Srectacles. 30
Best single jonted Silver Spectacles ......... 60
Finest double jonted elastic blue etee 0peetacls, M
Finest single joined elastic blue Ssel Specacles l3
Finest double jointed Tortoise shell Spectscles ls
Finest single jointed Tooise-shsll SJectacles. iA
STILL CHEAPER
Good elastic blue steel Sectaces with the best md
With and attention paid them in the manufacture
for dollar.
Good elastic blue Stee Spectacles. -.
Good elastic blue Steel Specacles As. Sd
Good elastic blue Steel Spectacles. ......3s
Good German Silver Spectacles. .3s
Best Tsrtoseshell Eye GIasses. %. Cd
Best blue Steel Eye 9lasses. IS. Sd
Best Horn Eye Glasses. -. -. =. ........3.
Best Convex Glasses into your frsmes.. o..
Best Concave Glasses act into your frames, Dc.
Best Convex Pebbles set into frames. los.
Best Concave Pebbles set into your own frames i2s.
Repairs executed at the rate Of cheapness.
Ladies and Gentlemen attended their residences.
jal6 lmsec
The New York herald., 1845-01-22
TAXES OF 1874.
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES. ,

PURSUANT e the Act 10! the q Tanes in the
City OF New York passed April 18th, s43" public notice
hereby given that unless the Tares now unpaid
shall be paid to me at ny ONCE on or before the ftenth day
eand further addition Of will b. charged ali
such Taxes remaining unpaid the heenh day Of March
ne9t.
The present law requiring the Taxes b paid the Re-
ed all those who make pay Tases
early, will find greatly their advantage do thereby
avoiding the crowd and delay which will necessarily for
several days previous to the percentage being charged
The Tax Bills be obtained application the ocs
Once hours from O'Clock, A. NJ. until2 O'Clock NJ
H. I. KlERSTED,
JaItoMrls re Receiver Of Tsxes.
FOR sALE-A Saw and Grst Mill, with large work shop
attached to which applied about horse power, from
the miltogeher with dwelling house, barn. blacksmith
shop and eight acres Of land The above property situated IN
Railroad. For particulars and terms. apply JAMES W
jal2 lm~ec PETER J. SHEANWOOD.
The New York herald., 1845-01-22
Detroit.

Correspondence Of the Heraldl
DETROIT, Jan. 10, ls45.
Excitement in Detroit-Deta,dter in a Bank
DMLAnother-U s. Senator.
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PICKLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS of the only original Of
the kind offer notice Of southern friends
chants and city and trade the largest and eet
selected of Fruits before presented the public
Observation-Disclosures, Morris Whites, Honest Johns Late
Heath, &C. Pine Apple Raspberies, Aprcos Sawberriey
Egg and other Pumbs all possessing their their
Also. J:ys Strawberry. Raspberry Ounce and Pine
Apple and Cranberry.
cpo glass jars Of sze TO suit the convenience Of
the purchaser.
Also Picked and sewed Oysters potted for expoaon and
Hotel keepers, Boarding House Keepers, 0rocers Ship
Masters and Pnv,e Families, all invited call and
anime the best selected and beautiful stock of the kind
RECKHOW < VINCENT,
IS Courtland street.
sale. Also, 1900 Oyster Kegs die 3msrc
SEGARS-SEGARS-S
IL vites attention his friends and the public generally
the following choice Sega just received by late arrivals
Regalias ofv brands Paneteas. of various brands
Normas. Principes.
Yngenindad. yeguer0s.
EsperanxA konda.
La India. Napoleones.
Lara Palma Celebradas.
Fragancias. Trabncas.
Noricgas. Canones.
The above Segas guaranteed genuine and imported
and the rade would do we'll to call and examine them previous
10 purchase uR elsewhere. d26 1m*rc
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

TkIUM MPHANT sUCCEssi
Nh hhrIOW flsshs1x Waiting Massr pss.rnts hss most
- nnoes w~dGsse~ns nhzhsfxats ~ N~w York
ts - very as@1ns s~,sA- Seaport. and he many
ss - ~ sss :. s.ss ~ ~, h.ss ssa Es,ssd Q -
10 hssd~ay, eaYm Ne ~ wsu ssnlis.s orxr Tor ~
Fs nef fHa ttentne faf IfNlfss rsRsoD 1ososs
.s s.s r-sass sreus. sssiy sAs sprs~x.
"'' ~ sS.sso go s.s 'syss.
WklfiNs' "'''s"
:. ACADEMY. Ne. ~ BROADWAY,
W. - .sssrsss % .rsu - i1<es ard ssssfiensn ~
a. s.ss sssss'f frss G<~x srPssne~s b<Asuisl saa
~ TwELvk EAsY LkssoNst
10 m.uss he~ hsd disx.,L % s.s-E.t ~ wrs.ss "a
'' s.fs ss. ss r. ..sd .:.sj s% ss :.
sss Hss i's%s So A n. % ~ X. IS ssSsr NV w.
Gss sI 1~ POi~i-
-. y.sysss n Nee Ysrf ssuns of ~naas
B-ssssi~sss sf wraas are ssh,bs,sa % .As awning
JRisH cur fQTArOss--la hsrrsk, Jus sTlsss.-ase bar
- rh .nr Potatoes lfs ea~ltyl his dsy iasdnx, snd
-WITf rArscoTT..
1he ahose So !. esssti~as eoaastsnu~ isrc
IN pna. eyeaor. Just es.,s pss .np f.ssty'S ss
Liverpool sna iof se N lots 70 sat rurchks~rx BY
dssre w ws~.srs,,..s es..., ~ Mssa.s Ia.
bush@ls Easli.h fosssoss Just received
.'' ''' ' iossPa q; w a:EEiRlxis EiRls y IL r.. ..
o" esswsw of n9ush.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-11

re had that The peSon so ofentisg "'S
: resident Of The city, ward disIrlJb or 'o"'
'hlp where the said OF nee was "
nlIed, and not entitled TO. voto aasit ~,
hen on rouviclion, he shall be sentence
opsy fine not less than one hundred R@t
more than one thousand dollars, anA ae
imprisoned not less than six months nVE
moro than two years.
1T any person or persons SHAH make any
net or wager upon the result Of any el0cIiun
within, This Commonwealth or shall offer
0 make any such bet or wager either by
verbal Proclamation thereof or by any wrIe
ten or printed Advertisements, challenge or
wager. upon conviction thereof her or they
shall forfeit and pay thfse times the amount
80 bet or offered to be bet
III any person shall vote at more than
me election district or otherwise fraudu
Ienly vote more than once or the same day
Or shall lraOduenlly fold and deliver 10 the
inspectors two tickets together. with The in-
lenI 20 illegally vote or shall vote the same
u /! any shtll advise or procure other so
oI dO,he or they so offending shall on con-
vlcilon be fms in anv sum not less than
|iIy nor more than five hundred dollars,
aud be imprisoned f'or any term not less
han three nor moreihan twelve months.
If any person not qualified 10 vote in
this commonwealth agreeaby to law lex.
cerI the sons of qualified ciizens) shall
appear at any place Of election for Inc Pur-
pose of issnirg tickets. or of Influencing me
citizens qualified to vote, he shall on con
"Ic'on, forfeit and pay any sun moi exceed
ing one hundred dollars for every such Of
fence and be Imprisonment, for any term
not exceeding three months
The Judges are to make their returns for
the county Of Columbia at the Court House
In DanVIe on Friday the l7Ih day Of Oc
lober, a. D. la4j
God save the Commonwealth
IRAN DERR; Sheriff.
sHERIFr's OFFICE; DanvlIle, !
September, 20-ls45.