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The New York herald., 1845-10-19
Varieties.

The Grand Lodge of the |. o. OF q. +. at Cincin-
natl have voted an appropriation of four hundred and
fifty dollars for the apprehension of the ncendarie and
murderers in the Xenia tragedy, by which brother Of
the order was assassinated. The whole reward now
amounts to some 81 400 sufficient to recompense any
this shocking outrage to justice.
A late English paper, the Mining Journal, an
that BeeThaven within the Of Bantry
Bay, in the south OF Ireland has been fixed by the
Board Of Admiralty the station for the American line
OF packets and that to that effect will be
made the necessary preliminary arrangements
made for the transfer OF the station from Liverpool
Prince Joseph Bonaparte passed through this
place Thursday morning This is the grandson both
OF Lucen and OF Joseph Bonaparte his father being son
Of Lucen and his mother a daughter Of Joseph The
prince arrived in the Lady OF the Lake from Niaga
ra, and very democatcay took passage in the canal
packet for Syracuse -Oswsgo .ddu.
widow woman Of Manchester, N. H., named
Mary Fowe, committed suicide night or two since by
hanging herself In the cellar She had written the
window stool these words-"My troubles more than
can bear" Mrs Fowlc has left three four little chill
dren. She was a very respectable woman
The Springfield Republican states that almost every
house between Springfield and Windsor has tobacco
field near It,
Isaac X. Lippincott, OF Monmouth Co., is the whig
candidate to fill the vacancy caused by the death of g.
Wright Whig. George Sykes, the democratic member
of the last Congress, Is his opponent.
The Magnetic Telegraph will be completed be-
week
The nett receipts which the ladies' connected with
the "bazaaru in Philadelphia will be enabled to hand
to the Academy Of Arts, will amount to seven
thousand five hundred dollars This reflects credit
on their enterprise.
The New York herald., 1845-10-19
Tlleatrtcals.

PARK THEATRE.-Anotherr crowded house welcomed
the Keans last evening, enthusiastic as ever The
evenings entertainments the as the previous
THE Lady of Lyons" and the "Folies Of a Night In
both pieces the Keans took the leading characters and
were well supported by the members OF the company,
particularly in the first piece by Bass Col Damas
and Mrs Vernon Mad. Deschspeles The second piece
which created considerable laughter was if anything
better represented than the previous evening
particularly Fishers Pierre Palliot, which caused
of laughter; and the intriguing physician Dr.
Druggendruf of Bass well sustained; Mad. Du
val, CSrs. Abbou0 had not much to debut what i,
was was pretty well done If there any others to
take the keans characters with any degree of like effect
this piece would become decided avorte with the pub
lie.
At the conclusion of the performances the applause
was unbounded, and Mr. Kean, with his ladv in hand
made their appearance in front of the curtain acknow
ledging the compliment by their actions and was about
TO withdraw, when the applaudits were renewea with
greater vigor Mr.. Kean handed his lady off the stare
and stepped forward, saying -
Ladies and Gentlemenlt is really difficult fo - :
TO express how grsted and fattered Mrs Kean and m
self feel for the uninterrupted that has
our visits TO this city Indeed your kindness ghtens
our abors and makes our toll pleasure. With mucb
regret now bid you for three weeks gratefully and re.
spoctully-farewell.n Great applause)
BY this IL is ntnated that in short time the Keans
will again grace these boards-and, in all probability
in a new routine OF characters.
BowERY THEArRr. Last evening the thrilling drama
house. We notice many OF the faces there every
The New York herald., 1845-10-19
Police Intelligence.

Der. ls-Burglary--T dwelling of Wm c. Barrett,
ESQ., late Assistant United States District Attorney OF
this city situated in Lexington Avenue between oath
and 25h Streets burglariously entered last night
and robbed of considerable property consisting of
luable wearing apparel including black satin stock
with topaz, studs, &c.-aso, purse containing about
Sill Mr. Barrett being disturbed by the movements OF
the burglars in the house got to ascertain the
of the noise when billet of wood was thrown at him
by the rogues who instantly made their from the
premises.
Grand Larceny man named John P. Williams was
arrested this morning charge of having stolen a
horse, wagon, set oharness buffalo robe, and bag o
oats from persons named Gouches and Brooks. The
accused was held to answer for the offence.
.9notter Grand Larceny.-A colored man named Will
liam Allen, arrested and fully committed to answer
on charge of robbng Mr.. De Gray of $40 in money.
Theft Of a Watch. "A female named Sarah NJ Smith,
brought up and held to answer for stealing watch
from Mr. Blackman.
.qrres of Burglar.-A man named John Williams
last night arrested suspicion OF having stolen
Station House. several burglars tools were found upon
him. also pair of pincers orceps such as used
by rogues for turning the keys round in locks by which
they effect entrance into rooms that are locked on the
inside. He likewise recognized late inmate Of
Moyamensing Prison.
Pocket Picked.-A gentleman named Alexander Came
ron while standing in front Of the ticket office CT Pal
mos Opera House last evening" for the purpose of OBJ
tanning tickets Of admission TO Mr.. Templeton's con-
cert had his wallet containing sum of money, and
number of valuable papers stolen from his pocket.
The rogue escaped.
Theft of Clothing female named Margaret Smith,
was last night arrested by Of the Seventh Ward
officers uspicon of having stolen large bundle of
clothing which found in her possession.
Threat TO Stab.-A man named Antonio Jones' last
night arrested for assautng and threatening to stab
VIM Leonard with sheath knife at his boarding house,
the Rising States Tavern Of Oliver and Water
streets.
.4nother Attempt 10 Rill-A female named Mary ia.
cobson was also brought for threatening to take the
life of another female named Mary Stone.
The New York herald., 1845-10-19
Movements of Travellers

There yesterday very perceptibe dminuon OF
of the arrivals at the principal hotels of the city
compared with those recorded during the past week
Many, however still remain to enjoy during this au.
tumnal season, the several attractions with which the
city abounds The following form the principal portion
of the visitors and trav elers OF yesterday-at the
AMERIcAN-A. G. Ralston, Philad; J. B Lea, New Or.
leans; l.. j. Kingsley West Points H. L. Kendrick do T.
Williams, Army.
AsroR-A. Murchesson, Jefferson r. d. Carrs 30 IS.
ton; n Mitchell do; JLetrobe tim pre-, T. Lockwood
do Gen Cooper, Albany; J. Taylor Troy Geo. Kendall,
New Orleans; H. Coffin, Portsmouth; Juan Martin Sau.
rauger Lima; j. II. Calwel, Virginia. J. Whiting, Co.
lumbus Mr.. Sanford, Midway; A. Watson, Albany; G.
w. Harris Philad
GLoBE--Chas. Williams, Boston; Mr.. McDougall Jno.
Barnsdse, Colonel Everard from Ireland; Henry Her.
bert, England; J. Glynn, N. H.
HowARp-H. M. Doughty N. c.; j. D. Adams, Stock.
bridge; 4. Loughry, Mobile; J. Ridgeway, Ohio; w
Bevn, Princeton $. H. Martini Lockport; J. c. Bartlett
Charleston; j. II. Nicolls Mobile; j. L. Worthngton
Boston; Geo. Deslurats Montreal; Messrs. Price and
Burroughs, Quebec; r. S. Barnard, Boston; j B. Wy
man, Worcester; w. Hartley, Montreal; w. b. Hunty
do; MIR. Brocklebank, England.
Cry Commodore Hull Philad; A. H. Gillespie, u. s.
NJ. c; Octavus Cohen Savannah w. II. Mcneil, Copper
Harbor L. Jones' Mass. j. T. Reid, Washington d. c.
Lieut.. Baldwin, u S. N. Grey and Jackson, Va; G. B.
Pagan, KY; w. b. Chittenden, Rchmond I'D Rowley,
Philad.; I. M Perot Philad.; JOS B. Rowlach N. g.
FRANKLIS-De Witt Evans, Depeyster and f.. L. Ste
venson, Buffalo; Messrs. Wart, Gray and Mallory, AL
bany; b. Y. Moseley, do; Mr. Thomas do; G. b. Pease,
Ga; Geo. Bradley, Prov; H. Lord, Va :; c. Granger,
Vermont; w Bridges Mobile; H. c. Lord Va; J. Will
lams, Ohio; f Grard. Md.
The New York herald., 1845-10-19
Court InielIigence.


GENERAL SESSIONS, Oct lsth-Before the Recorder
and two AldermenM C. Paterson Esq, District Ator.
ney.
Case Of Honeyman Daps, Parkinson and Miller, IN
dicfed for Robbing the Barge Ciinon-DAvID GRAHAM,
Jr, JAMES BRADY, GRIFFIN, WARNER, BENEDICT, and
JAMES NJ SMITH, JR., Esqs., appeared in court this
morning on the part of the above named dee and
moved the court to order this trial during the pre-
sent term to admit them ball. otherwise dismiss the
The DrsrRicr ATTORNEY opposed the motion, as also
did his associate counsel VIM B. Price, ESQ., tho ap
plicaton was premature, and could not be made until
the last day of the second term after finding the ndict
ment The DsTRIcT ATTORNEY likewise gave good
reasons for having the trial of the accused postponed
O material witness absent, and whose attendance
could net at present be obtained
The Court denied all the motions Of counsel for the
defence.
The Case Of Messrs Barker and Canouse, the alleged
forgers.-Messrs. DAVID GRAHAM, in. and JAMES M
SMITH, JR Esqs, counsel for the defence in this
moved that definite time be fixed for the trial. tina
bail should be taken the last day of the term The
motion denied by the court the ground that it
had not been brought up in a regular form.
Ihe Case of Isddcs.-The counsel for lsaacs, who
stands indicted for embezzlement moved the court to
fix the amount of bail The court stated that they
not then prepared to decide upon the amount Of bail
which would be properto require, give any dec
sion in the matter.
No other business of Importance transacted be.
fore the court adjourned until Monday morning next
The New York herald., 1845-10-19

TEMPERANCE CONVENTIONAL grand Convention
of the temperance men takes place at Rochester on
Wednesday next. 1t will be, we suppose, sort of
half political half moral affair We will report the
proceedings at such length as their interest may de-
serve
The New York herald., 1845-10-19

Der, lsi5, the Hon Levi Woodbury. took his seat on
me bench to hold the term Of the s. Circuit Court for
,he District OF Massachusetts This is the third Circuit
ne mas holden, as successor TO the Hon Judge story
VINO dled only forty days ago yesterday Trarei
The New York herald., 1845-10-19

Cmcuir CeuRr.-Nos z, 10, H. 1b 10, 10, 10, 81, %
39i
SurER,oR CouRr-Nos 81 81, 5s, 96, 49, 9s lO0 II, 81
30, 81, 10, 49, 4 la9, II So 95 7s 80, a. 49, Al,
COMMON Pleas, Part l.-Nos. !, g. o. a. q, II, ID, II
IL, 49,
Part Mos 3, q, 9, q, 10, II, IA, 10, Is, 20, -.
The New York herald., 1845-10-19

DR.. Powers LEcTURE.-The lecture on I" the
Bibe," by Dr. Power, which was postponed on last
Sunday on account OF the inclemency OF the wea.
ther will be delivered this evening at St Peters
church. Dr. Power is one OF the most eloquent and
erudie cergymen of the Catholic church We do
not know anyone more populer with his couutrymen,
and with all classes OF our citizens And this popu
arity he has deservedly earned by his liberal and
christian course for many years in this city. We
doubt not that the church will be densely crowded.
The character of the subject-the celebrity OF the
lecturer-and the interest now widely felt in a
fair and candid discussion of the distinctive enets
of the Catholic church, will attract large audience
We will give full report OF the lecture, and those
which are to follow it.
The New York herald., 1845-10-19

Clerical Intelligence.

The Rev. c. NJ Kerr has resigned the rectorship Of
st Paus parish Prince George county, Md, and accept
ed call to that Of All Faith, st. Mary's county.
The Rev. Il. X. Chapman, has accepted call to the
rectorship of st. Marks Church, LIE Roy, NY.
The Rev Pierce Connolly formerly Episcopal minister
OF Natchez whose ordination by his Emnence Cardinal
Patrs Vicar OF his Holiness, announced few weeks
ago. celebrated his first Mass in the church Of Tta de
m0nh, on the 9TH of JULY Catholic Herald
The New York herald., 1845-10-19

n NEW FEATURE IN CATTLE SHows.-Atthe recent
agrcaltural Far IN Burlington, Vt, Mr.. H. Chase
and half years old, born at birth The COMMITTEES
on Household Manufacture awarded him SI4which was
voluntarily contributed by the old bachelors present
charity.
The New York herald., 1845-10-19

THEATRIcALs.-All the theatres have been flour
ishing more than ever during the last week, and the
drama, in all its departments, and music have been
patronzed to an extent almost incredible. The
Keans have concluded another brilliant engagement
al the Park. They will return in three weeks
Templeton has also made successful debut.
Another era OF musical enthusiasm will commence
with the debut OF Leopold de Meyer the first pianist
the world. He makes his first appearance at the
Park tomorrow night. This extraordinary artist
has played before all the soveregns OF Europe, and
is about to appear before the sovereigns of the
United States.
We also understand that new candidate for
theatrical reputation is about to appear at the
Park in the legitimate drama. This is Mr.. Muir
doch, who has been placed by his friends in the
same level with Mr. Forrest He is a townsman of
Forrest's-has been great student-and devoted
himself with the utmost diligence to his profession
Many who have seen him. consider him and pro-
nounce him quite equal to Forrest in every point of
view, II will be curious subject OF inquiry to as
certain whether he will come up TO this standard
In theatricals we have thus a fine prospect OF no.
velty and attraction before us.
The New York herald., 1845-10-19

COURT FOR THE CORRECTION or ERRORS, At
BANy, Friday, Oct IL, lSt5.-Present, Lieut.. Cover
nor and "a senator's No. ~. NJ Wolf and al vs.. G. L..
koppelE G. Benedict continued his argument for do.
iendant in error Wood heard in reply for plain
uh Decision postponed until December 70. 8, Austin
B Webber and al Willette II Shearman. J. w. Jenk
ins opened for the plaintiffs in error
Governor Wright left Albany on Wednesday even
ing for his late residence Canton ST. Lawrence county
We understand that be will be absent about two we~S
The New York herald., 1845-10-19
Superior Court.


Der. l6-This case which stood adjourned over from
yesterday, was resuned-it action of assumpsit,
to recover bill Of freight for cotton which was shipped
from Mobile on board the ship Splendid in the month Of
April last and was consigned to house belonging to de-
endan in this city 1t get up in defence that the
cotton damaged during the voyage and that plaintiff
therefore, could not The plaintiff rejoins that
the damages not sustained board the ship Spleen
did but previous to the cotton being placed on board
and during the time the cotton being scat down the
Mississippi river, in May, ls4a.
His Honor briefly charged in favor Of plaintiff Verdict
for plaintiff $740 Is, including interest and costs Of
Court
Before Judge Oakley.
Der. 18.-Deiapdve Bridge Company Phs mir Bank
The Jury in this case which hSs been pending during
the last week have been directed render sealed
dict Monday. II action of assumpsit to
900 balance Of account alleged to be due plain
fs which disputed on the part of defendants who
claimed to have loaned that sum for the benefit OF the
plaintiffs. Sealed verdict on Monday.
Circuit Cpurt.
Before Judge diamonds
Der. ls-Mc Carfhy VS.. Hd,ks-This tedious has
oesp further adjourned 0veo when Mr. 'rd
-
Comr,ffn Pleas.
The vacation having terminated this Court will sit to-
morrow, when the calendar will be taken up.
u. =. Circuit Court.
a. h..E En., al.
The New York herald., 1845-10-19

RAILROAD ACCIDENT The locomotive, drawing
train OF cars on the Philadelphia and Trenton ra%
road, ran into a wagon which crossing the track
near Bristol yesterday afternoon breaking the wagon to
atoms, and throwing elderly lady and gentleman
who were driving the vehicle from a funeral win con
siderable violence upon the road The lady received
severe wound on the back Of the head the
was put slightly injured and the horse escaped unhurt
Inc engineer made an effort stop the engine es soon
as ne saw the wagon, but without success-Ph iiadL
phia Ledger, sattrday
The New York herald., 1845-10-19
Circuit Churt.
Court CaIendar-Monday.

u y. Circuit Court.
Der ls.-This Court adjourned over sine die.
The New York herald., 1845-10-19
Arrival of the Hibernia.

This issteamer'probably reached Boston yesterday
this would give her fourteen days passage. We may
receive her news early this morning. If it be favor
able for the rogues In gram" very little piety will
enter their souls TO day; they will be absorbed IN
the price of flour
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-21
EMAIL APPROPRIATIONS OF

N III MIS-, Fanny GOODS. &c.
FREDERICK FTCkEY d SONS, 800 BALTI-
MORE STREET. have just received per ships PoCahon-
ia, Albert and Powhattan,
+. FIcky Sons superior cord Spool Cotton
1hIcY, latham & Walkers Patent and Shoe Thread
Mems and Womens Stockings, a complete assort't
do do Morayian StnckinUs
do do SIX do
Coat Cords and Binding, a complete assortment
Laccs and Edgings
LambswOol, Cotton and Berlin Gloves.
IN 4 Sons unrvallod Needles
CUTLERY, complete assortment
Japannrd Tea Trays; brass and iron CandleSticks
Pearl shirt Buttons; Snuff Boxes and Ninus
LEAD Pencils; commented Dressing Cases
Superhne Ornamented Card Baskets
Pocket Looking Glasses, sc.
AND ON CONSIGNMENT,
COMBS, Of every description; Brushes
SIX aud Lasting COAT BUTTONS
Bone and silk do do
Hacking and Friction Matches; Solid Head Pins
Gun Elastic Suspenders
Socks and Shirt Collars; Fancy Soaps &C.
W5- To which we invite the attention of Country
erohants and Others, and assure them that we will
sell them goods as low they buy them in any of
the Eastern markets. Our stock they will find TO be
very complete, containing greater variety than any
other stock OF goods in this market, which, being of
our own impoHatons or consigned 10 us, we are
blcd To offer AT pIicCs which cannot fail to please.
ole TA1
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-21

SUICIDE OF AN OFFICER OF THE U. STATES
ARME We learn from the Wheeling Times,
tina: Capt. J. c, Reed, the U. S. Army, and
late aid to Gen. Gaines, committed suicide at
the u s. Hotel, in that city, early on Tuesday
morning. The Times says
He arrived in the New England from
Cincinnati on Monday, and stopped at the U.
s. Hotel; in the evening paid his bill and his
fare 10 Philadelphia. lie appeared melancholy
and somewhat derangod. He went to his room
but did not retiTe-persons lodging in the
adjoining rooms heard him walking the room
from the time he entered until the hour above
named. lie then appears TO have deliberate
iy taken his holster pistols from his trunk,
locked it, and placing the mua4le Of one at his
<isA. temple, snapped two caps, (as they were
hoard in the adjoining room, and mistaken for
the swapping ofcoai in the fire. a thild time
the pistol was discharged, the bali passing
through thcrlght to the loft temple, and through
the partition into the adjoining room. He fell
instantly dead, without groan.
He had lottor in his possession Of recent
date, from Gen. Gaines, accepting his reSigna-
ton as one of his aids, and couched i'll the
most fatterlnr terms. He had also a sword,
presented to his father by the Legislature OF
n. York, for honorable service in the last war,
and by his father presented TO him in loi!.-
He had abou. $50 OF money with him and
sorc baggage. lie was aged about 80 years.
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N FANCY Il STAPLE WINTER DRY GOODS.
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IN FANCY \ STAPLE WINTER DRY GOODS.
n EDWARD BIRD,
80 No. 900 BALTIMORE STREET,
Has on hand large stock of the most Fashionable
GOODS imported this season, and will now close
them at reduced prices, viz:
splendid assortment of Fancy DRESS SILKS,
ranging in price from IS cts. 10 81 so per yd.
Extra rich black Satin Striped Amure SILK
Black and Blue Black SILKS
Extra rich white Damask SILK, for Evening Dresses
White and Black SATINS
Super CASHMERE, tho Richest article ever OF iGred
i'll this market
Shaded Cashmere and Mouselne dc LANES
low priced CASsIMERES and Lima CLOTHS
Black and plain colored CASHMERES
Black NOUS DE LANES
FrOnch, English and Domestic PRINTS
A large sock of CLOAKINGS
CLOTHS--FTCnCh, English ana homestead prices
CASSlMERES-Fancy and Wool Back-FTench,
English and Domestic
VESTINGS-S Satin. Merno and Silk NiGC MInlllla
Black and Blue Black VELEEFS
Fancy cOlored silk NELNETS-BonntiS SILKS
SHAWLS! SHAWLS! SHhWLS!
Rich French Cashmere SHAWLS
Embroidered Canton Grape do
Neck Sca.s and Fancy HDRFS
Revere bordrred Linen Cambria HDKFS
Printed and Corded bordercd do
French Worked Linen do
do do COLLARS and COLIAREfTS
silk, WOr,fpd, Cashmere and Cotton hosiery
silk and Kid GLONES-Sjk MiFTS. &c. &c, will
a full stock of DOMESTIC GOODS.
For sale on the est Terms Wholesale and retail, by
!. EDWARD BIRD, 300 Batmore-si,
Edy Merchants visiting the city are respectfully in
vited to call and examine his stock before purchasing,
They viii find many choice articles not usually kept
in the jobbng stores. MD
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FA-AL ACCIDENT At PIrrsTURG. On Thurs
day forenoon, one of the workmen at the new
Wire Suspension Bridge, named Thos. Hold
ding, now being built across the Monongahela
river, fell from the last pier on the Birming-
ham side, md was instantly killed by the fall.
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