The New York herald., 1845-02-23
Personal Movements.

arrived at Baltimore Thursday. The Hon. Jsmes
place on "Wednesday night and are sojourning at the
Exchange Hotel.
Captain Rynaers of the Empire Club has proceeded to
Washington be present at the Inauguration OF Mr. Polk
az President
Mr. Dihon elected director at the last meeting Of the
Morris Canal Board has declined to serve the ofce for
reasons unexplained.
Mr. Donelson Charge dAairs of the United States to
Texas, arrived at Nashville on the l2h inst.
Gen Almonte the Mexican Minister, is dangerously i'll
at the seat of government.
Died, in Marlborough, the llth inst, Capt Theodore
Lord in the 9sh year his age He the Oldest per-
in the town, and until within about year. was
markably active for one OF his years.
City intelligence.
APPLICATION TO THE LEGIsLATURE-ln the Herald
been made TO the Legislature for leave extend the
OF the Court Of Sessions for week longer in order to
finish the great pork Of Adams The application
adjourned from Friday till Monday that II
impossible to have the proposed bill passed As will be
reference to the report of the Court of Sessions
it is a matter OF no consequence, the been
otherwise disposed Of and necessity exists for passing
the law AS the Till drafted in hurry, it is
actly the thing required and the application will not pro-
badly be made at present.
IMPORTANT ARREsT.-M P. No. = brought in a bare
headed gentleman in brown coat for dining the Mayor
and standing the OF the street The Of
the gentleman that he in favor OF annexation OF
Texas and street sweeping machines: and an advocate
OF clean and that having lost his hat in endeavor
ing ford Broadway at MONDAY he conceived ne had
perfect right one Of the people to d-n the Mayor
man considered OF the jurisdiction Of the State
because he half over Notwithstanding which
he was committed
ing up against lamp post the of Chambers
and Broadway, with his eyes nteny 6xed upon large
melancholy appearance caused large crowd to assemble
around him with great anxiety in momentary expecta-
fore him. and thus put end his miserable existence
Some humane individual led him away by the arm and
directed his ideas from the gloomy channel IN which they
life. Mayor Harper intends Offering reward for the dis
covery Of the humane individual and contemplstes pre-
senting him with several copies Of the Wandering Jew
together with dissertation upon the advantages of "con
crete" over paving stones.
NATIVE PoRKEss-After several desperate attempts.
band of vaoroHs III. . have achieved victory that
beats Mayor Harpers sortie upon the apple women all
hollow few fearless belonging to station House
yelling the gutter Immediately in front Of their quar-
ters determined to rout him from the spot even il they
turning up the collars Of their coats and Displaying
in all their refulgence, the several letters, and
NJ r. and settling their hats fir firmly upon their heads.
formidable array Of intelligence before him. turned tail
and The P.s followed close upon his heels, and
after long chase succeeded in capturing him, with
loss their de Of two hooks and eyes, and his of
few hrises He s to be held among his companisns at
the Station House, till his pays the penalty for
allowing him to root below l4th street.
Police Omce.-FEB Nothing OF any interest at the
Police Office day The desrh Of business occasion
ance of two ponderous volumes about twelve inches
thick labelled Records of Losses and receipts lost
look alter thieves lie. crime .h at
books will be filled up required two strong to
carry them in.
Coroner's Omce-FEB. % : surcrpE-The Coroner
held inquest this afternoon at No. 81 Bayard upon the
body of Catherine Green 81 years Of age who commit
ted suicide by taking quantity of laudanum She
sitting up when the inmates Of the establishment went to
bed last night and about7 o'clock this mernipg she
found lying upon the floor Of upper bed room in
mum lying by her side. physician Called but his
exertions avail for she expired about o'clock
DEArH FROM INrKMrERANcE.-The Coroner, also, held
an inquest upon the body Of Martin Ticker 30 of
age, who died at No. Fulton street. last night, from dis
ease Of the lungs produced by intemperance.
SANDWICH IsLANDs.-The following is an extract
from letter received in this city, dated
SANDWICH ISLANDS, Sept 49, 1874.
This government has requs sed of the United States
government the recall Of Mr. Brown, Commissioner
The former has refused to citizens of the United States
the same privileges granted treaty to the English and
Frenchtskng the ground that since the Independence
was acknowledged. the United States have formed
new treaty with them all former treaties being annulled
that act This ridiculous view Of national law Mr.
Brown has resisted Hence the difficulty. The acknowL
edgment of the independence" of this people has made
some OF the rulers almost crazy They know OF what
they are about
The s. frigate Savannah arrived here yesterday and
refused to exchange salutes with the forts.
The BRIG o. G. RAYMoNp.-Our readers will
doubtless remember certain reports in relation to
this vessel under the command of Capt Dennison hav
ing been concerned in the embezzlement of specie,
amounting to $40 000 which had been shipped at Can
ton for Macao time in the year l843 Il appears
instead Of proceeding to Macao Dennison took course
posed Of his vessel exchanged the silver committed to
charge for gold and took passage board the whale
place. for Paya Upon his arrival at Payta he took with
him the whole amount Of specia except about $ls 600,
he arrived IN April Or May last and Surrr the
last summer spent some time In this town. Recently in.
formation has been received from China by Govern
ment at Washington Of the embezxement of the funds
by Dsnnison and Of the shipment board the Archer,
and orders accordingly transmitted the proper
ecers for their seizure at this place. upon the arrival Of
the vessel The Archer arrived here on Monday, when
Col Bayes boarded her below the port and seized the
bank We understand that Mr. Davis YoaS
agent partner Of the house in China arrived in town
yesterday for the purpose Of claiming the specie and
that similar claim has been instituted by the owners
the brig C. Raymond ct Sag Harbor Dennison has not
been heard OF for time past and has probably taken
his departure for Texas
ILLINOIS BoNDs.-We find the following pava-
graph in the Springfield correspondent of the st.
L,uis Republican Mr.. Prenss has arrived here and
has examined the spurious scrip in the Fund Commits
sioner's Once He gives It as his opinion that the plate
the genuine but asserts unhesitatpgly that all the
signatures including bis own forgeries The plate,
Works. under their custody while they were in exist
ence but that remained with the engrsvers at Cncin
natl Our engravers will be disposed to look into this
matter.
MILLER EXCITEMENT IN MAINK.-Some of the ci-
tzens of Orrlngton have become SO much excited
with the advent theories of "Father Miller, as to
neglect ell business and live upon their substance by
selling stock from their farms and the furniture from their
dwellings They have set the twenty third Of next month
as the day when the world will be caught up in the air to
meet the Lord The selecmen Of O. hnve given notice.
that several naned TO be placed under guar
danshp and all persons are cautioned against purchasing
any property all contracts deeds will be void
count OF their incompetency to manage their affairs
INTERESTING To WIDows-In the Supveme
Of hopt rf vfo1
has been made. The application the part Of
widow, Who has married again, to compel from the
Of her late husband the payment Of annuity Of
two hundred dollars, left her until her should be Of
age provided however, that she remained his widow
until that timsj otherwise the annuity to ceasep Tho
Court ordered the payment of the annuity notwthsand
ing the emarriage II was held that the provision for
the payment OF an annuity long the widow should
continue unmarried would he good the provision opera