The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01
at 10 nave been The case; on the contrary, W
DDS were taken to his Office by colored ri
edged, he at once stopped them, and took i'm
assures to restore them to the owners ;the CORE
sreiore cheerfully made, although no censure
lded to be imputed to Mr. jackson at the time.
Movements of Travellers.

The arrivals are multiplying rapidly that the prin-
cpai hotels appear as much embarrassed for
dation as they were during the past month The names
on inc ioiiowing respective registres yesterday
mhg, were lar more volumnous than we can record
The following were few only
AMERlcAN-L Beauplauch New Jersey; d. Bnley,
Louisville: J NJ Danna. ohio J. H Cross, Kentucky;
Messrs Waters, Boom Magault, Chalst Gimpston, and
Renshaw, Alabama Sparry, Philadelphia; Fred. Fish
err New u Brunswick; W; Ii; Gladdins Savannah; B.
Frost, do; H. S. smith, W. white Fredercksburgh c.
pay New Orleans; Capt. Brewster u s. ship Preble;
AsToR-George Gardner Boston; Curtis Judson, Hall.
lax; ~ r. Tallmadge, wisconsin, j. McGregor Boston;
Nelson and Camberng, do; J. H. Rogers BALTIMORE d.
B Lowell Alabama Gov J. Davis, Mass; w. Richards,
Richmond Va Lewis and Denny, Boston; Capt Rey-
man, New Brunswick; II. Van Eych, Cazenovia; J..
Sosa ing Capt
j. w Taylor, do; H. Laborins, Porto Cabeo; j. H. Co,
Pel Me%phls w. English Geo Norman London Col
Philadelphia; f. NJ. Wells, Boston.
Crrr-J. wicklein, Wisconsin; Joseph NJ. Rubens,
5 G; w +. Reynolds Pittsburgh; j. il. Well Boston,;
M,x, Marcy albany c. Latmer, Ohio; J. Taylor,
zer, Batmore d. Burton, Havana.
FhASELiS-D. Coffin, Texas; H. II. Russ, Georgia;
" !. Morrison, do; J. Grimswood, Albany q Oliver
Gleddy, Savannah; J. Brown, NO; +. S. Green do;
g b and md NJ O. ciley New Haven RIB Reynolds,
U. 5, ship PEBBLE; J. Fuller, Boston.
GLsBE-J c. Cheedler, Boston; A. d. lnglis, do; s.
Palmer y s. N; j. l. stackpoole, Boston; w. r. Lee,
Phlad '1' 'a'"'' -'''''N'
IIowArD.C. B. Locke, Philad; N B. Kidd, Geneva;
n Alisron, Charleston; E. Kidder, Wilmington ~ c.;
Mr.. Lamberson Queens co; J. Harvey, Fall River; II.
Fitzgerald, Norfolk; II. Turner Baltimore; Major H.
'2uacAenbosh Illinois; o. Day, Cattskill; H. M. Tucker,
Peckham, Mass; +. D. Le hfeld Cazenova; CHI Greer,
Boston; Col. j. Mclaughlin, Washington; T. Murphy,
Hamilton; Major c. Plat, Wheeling Va.
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE OF Ex-SpEAKER WHITE
We are falned TO learn OF the suicide of the Hon
JOAN mite, from the Lexington Observer of Yesterday
give below extracts from the Obserpers account of
tie melancholy affair letter also appears in that pa
per from Col David Irvine, under date of Monday eve.
ming stating in addition that Judge White had returned
the day before from holding the Breathitt court that
some months his health had been very feeble accompa-
med by great depression of SPIRITS that his remains
were TO he Inferred Wednesday, and that the bar of
richmond were to hold meeting on Tuesday.
our city was thrown into great CONSERVATION yester
day morning by the intelligence from Richmond, that
the Hon John White of that place. had Monday
ming committed suicide by blowing his brains out with
pistol The intelligence the startling from
the character Of the distinguished dead He cool,
determined, seposed, brave and act of this kind
would have been expected as soon from any in
State from John White We have no further partcu-
lars than that sometime in the forenoon Of Monday he
told his family that he would retire to his room and
wished To be privatenot to be interrupted He did
and about three O'Clock tine report Of pistol heard
and upon going into his room it was found that he had
put an end TO his existence by placing pistol against
ms rig ut temple and blowing ball through his head
reeunlary embarrassment is assigned the cause,
though nothing had been discovered when our infor.
mant left, which indicated the reason.
Mr. White was, at the time of his death, Judge OF the
nineteenth Judicial district to which station he ap-
pointed by Gov Owssy, just before the termination Of
the last session Of Congress He represented the dis
trct in which he resided for the last years the
Congress OF the United States and presided Speaker
overthe twenty-seventh Congress. He man of
good talents and attanments, generous and noble and
was, in eminent degree, endeared to very large
Gle OF acquainances and friends. He has left anna
Bile wife and several interesting children to lament the
loss of a husband father, protector.