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The New York herald., 1845-02-18
City Intelligence.

Cor0ner's Omce-Monday. sr,c,nv
"A young man named Gonsalo Aldsma, student OF me
dicne just entering into life, possessing wealth. infu-
ence and with brilliant prospects before him.
this rash act this morning. while aboring under tempo.
was about Is years Of age and boarded Ss BARCLAY
street. On Saturday last he became insane and ever,
care was taken OF him. although medical aid pro
cured Last night he was very violent, and, about
O'Clock this morning, he seized and to
cut his throat but was prevented from doing by Mr.
with him nearly all night About O'Clock he ran from
his room in the garrett and notwithstanding an atemp,
to stay him was made BY Mrs Elizabeth Fanon he bros
away from her and ,an up the scutte stairs and got
upon the roof Mrs F. then down stairs to get assis
tance, but when she obtained it, he was gone from III.
get upon the top Of the dormant window and Law down
upon his back upon the ridge Of the roof then sat up
threw his arms about in wild manner He then eihe,
ie or sprang into the street, and picked corpse
He was native of Havana The coroner held an
and found that he died from the fleets Of the injuries
caused from jumping falling from the roof while in
state OF temporary insanity.
Upper Police.-RowDYsM-Ar OUTRAGE Prevent
Ep-About nine O'Clock on Sunday evening" reapecta
street. from visit female friend when che a. seized
by two fellows who endeavored to drag her along W
them intending doubtless to commit gross outrage
upon her Her screams brought Captain Hendrickson o
the City Watch. TO her assistance, who attacked the
rowdies and endeavored 10 get the female awsy from
them During the melee two other fellows np and
endeavored other crones from the clutches
Of Capt H., and knocked him down. He called for ssss
tance and Dr. M s. Osborne OF 55 Broome street, and
oilers came up, and they succeeded in arrestng ru
fans who gave their names Joseph Brown VIM. John
son, and Dunham and Jenkins. They were fully com
mitted at the Upper Police. If Ha the members Of the City
Watch were ready to come to the assistance Of citizens
a. Capt has proved himself, there would be great
deal less rowdyism.
BuRsLARy.-A man named Edward Finch was seen to
enter the stove store of Fred Coriyou No. Broad
way last night by false keys After he had got in an
apprentice boy who observed the proceeding, Immediate
y ran for watchman and having miraculously found
they returned to the store and nabbed the burglar
the premises
Lower Police AN TNHUMxk FArHER-A wretch
who dsgraces the name Of man. named John Fraser
arrested and committed for throwing live Goals upon his
wife and children, who were lying In bed Such mon.
ster ought to receive the severes punishment the law will
allow, and 1t Ia to be regretted that II Ia 40 limited
Several cases Of petit larceny comprised the residue Of
the days business.
The New York herald., 1845-02-18

PALMo's OPERA HoysE.-There was numer
and respectable attendance last evening at this
tabishment, to witness the vocal performance
Mr.. Kneass and his troupe. Many Of the song
the first part were encored, and the Burlesque
ra OF the "vrginian Girl" was received ihrc,I
out with roars Of laughter. The polka dance
one oil the richest pieces of burlesque ever pres|
ed TO the public, and was loudly encored. All
sent appeared highly gratied with the entert
ment, which will be repeated this and each !
ceeding evening of the week.
The New York herald., 1845-02-18

WELcH's NATIONAL CIRcus.-Ifa a judgment
be formed by the attendance last evening at
Park Theatre, the General has acted very ju
ciously in reducing the prices of admission,
the house was very well filled indeed, with
pectable audience. The entertainments went
with the greatest satisfaction, amid considera
cheering. "Mad Antony Wayne" Is well wo
witnessing; it is the best National equestrian me
drama ever produced in this country. Indeed,
all the performance we can scarcely be too Law
of praise.
The New York herald., 1845-02-18
TheatrlcnlS. xGc.

Ole Bull arrived in New Orleans the 9th inst. A
his concert in Louisville, KY, the slst ut, tho bsl
was crowded to snffocstion
Mr. Templeton was in Dublin at latest accounts, giving
concerts.
Amongst the Christmas amusements at Astleys Amphi
theatre, London real fox chase on the stage and II
Certo the celebrated danseuss has espoused st. Leon
the vionist and dancer, who has orsaken Judaism to
Christianity.
The New York herald., 1845-02-18

SHAKsrEARIAN CoNrEcTIoNARY.-An industrious
y collected lot of samples of all the fine and spark
ling things that have ever been said about sShaks-
peare. done up in tissue paper, bon.bon fashion,
was disposed of last night at the Society Library,
by gentleman with villainous Cape Cod twang.
and manner OF delivery peculiarly his own
which is more than can be said Of the lecture IL
self. The style Of the composition was weari-
some succession of antitheses, apparently clipped
and pasted together, like column of "items" in a
country newspaper There was evidently no pur-
pose, aim, sincerity or earnestness, in the speaker,
from whom the lecture seemed to trickle, like wa.
ter from pump.
The New York herald., 1845-02-18

Discussion Mr.. Rob't. Grant and Or. McCnne
Smith commence discussion this evening in the
Lecture Room of the Society Library, Broadway,
on the mental constitution of the negro, and othe,
colored races of men. DR.. Smith takes the affir-
native.
The New York herald., 1845-02-18

Sic Pico's CONCERT To-MoRRow EVENING.
This highly esteemed artiste gives a concert to-
morrow evening in the Broadway Tabernacle,
which promises to be one Of the most fashionable
of the season. The programme is both rich and
rare, in which the whole Of the priscipa musician
at present, and for some time past in the city, will
aid in the performance, which, doubtless will com
mand a very numerous attendance.
The New York herald., 1845-02-18

SHIP NoRMANDrv.-If the accounts Of this
be true, and we have 10 reason to doubt them
alarm need yet be lelt Tor the safety Of this :
We shall probably hear o! her arrival by the
hernia.
The New York herald., 1845-02-18

The FIFTH WARD DEMOCRATIC CLuB had .
splendid ball at old Tammany last night
The New York herald., 1845-02-18
More News from Europe.

The Hibernia, the steam packet OF the 4th inst. !,
is due at Boston to-day. She ought 10 make fine
passage, as Captains Lowber, of the Montezuma,
and Johnson, of the Zurick reported the ocean as
smooth as the bay of New York, from the 25lh ult.
to the close OF last week.
The New York herald., 1845-02-18

STEAMBOAT EuREKA.-Ths steamer is supplied
with life boats and common boats.
The New York herald., 1845-02-18

News AND READING Rooms IN NEW ORLEANS
Mr.. Bravo has opened fine suite of Rooms in
New Oreass, after the manner of Lloyd in Lon
don, and Gallignani in Paris. They are supplied
with all the papers andperiodicals of this country,
as wen as The principal publications OF England,
France, and other parts of Europe. This has long
been wanted In our Southern Metropolis, and will
be found of great utility, not only to the residents.
but to all those whom business or pleasure NAV
Cause to visit the Crescent City. The spirited pro-
prletors well known character guarantees that all
other matters will be in uniformity
The New York herald., 1845-02-18

BELLIeKRENr.-We understand that very belli-
serent and diplomatic correspondence has taken
place between De Begnis-the famous De Begnis-
and General Morris, the Brgadier-poet. II seems
that some insulting allusion was published in the
Brigadier's evening paper, which fired up the an.
cient feelings of De Begns for his reputation, and
he accordingly dispatched mission to theGeneral,
demanding an apology, retraction, or the usual al
tentative of coffee and something else for two II
seems to be very strange that the Brgadler should
ever have said any thing harsh OF De Begnis, who,
without any reason, volunteered his services in the
complimentary benefit given to the former, and
which netted him very handsome penny. But
this seems to be the characteristic Of certain par.
ties in complimentary affairs The Epening My-
ror has been more severe, first and last, on Bor.
ghese than on any other vocalist, and yet the pro-
pretor of that paper begged and entreated and re-
ceived her assistance in the aforesaid "bene fit
What ingrettude there is in this world!
The New York herald., 1845-02-18

Posr OFFICE REFORM CHEAP POSTAGE. "A
meeting is to be held day, on the Exchange, at
O'Clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of giving
an expression to the popular feeling in this city in
favor OF Post Office reform. We trust the meet
ing VIII be as large as possible Some Tears are
entertained that the bill, which passed the Senate,
may be defeated in the House. If so, the measure
may DE indefinitely postponed. Let all the friends
of the proposed and SO much needed reform in this
city unite, then, IN the renonsirance to the House
Of Representatives in favor of this bill
The RoTUNDA.-lt will be seen that the Board
Of Assistants have very wisely non.concuned in the
resolution OF the Board OF Aldermen, in relation to
the making over of this building TO the Gallery ol
Arts and Sciences. The "checks and balances
of the constitution never so. wisely applied az
IN this instance and we feel assured that the CON-
mittee to whom the matter has been referred will
defest the project altogether.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11
PUBLIC SALES.
EXECuTnR,s SALE


 NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuanee of an ' order of inc Honorable the Orphans Court for Mobile countg made the fifteenth day of Feblu- ary. 4. D. IS45 l shall proceed the seventh day of April, A. D. 1915, sell public sale for cash, 10 the highest and best bidder, at the Court House in the city of Il bile, the following described real es'aie, being ihe property of the estate of the lae Joseph Auzr, deceased-tia is to say, all that lot or parcel nf ground, beginning point the east side Of Claiborne street, one hundred and ten feet sUuthmnrdly of the southeast angle of Guvern- ment and Claiborne streets, thence by line running eastwardly elghty-four feet parallel with Govern ment street 10 post, thence by line running souhwardly and parallel wilh Claiborne nine ty feet to point, thence by line running west wardy parallel with the first described boundary, eghl. ton feet to point on Ihe east side of Clai- bone street, thence along ihe side of Claiborne sueel ninety feet 10 ihe place of beginning.
 Also. all that other piece and parcel of land, situa le klng and heinz in ihe city Of Mobile in square No z4l, bounded on the west by property of Willis sanders aud $. L. Barnes, on the north by property aiey ol E. II. Rutland, on the east by lois belong ing 10 5. 5. Beall. and the south by lots lately of James Pau-haying the following dmens ions: the west line running north 2s3dg west about forty SIX feet, the north line running north 6Sdg. west about fifty eight feet more or less
 Also, all that lot or parcel of ground, situate, y- ing and being m lhe city of Mobile in square 24l, and numbered in the plan of survey made by James Doweil, lot number nine, fronting the north side of State street, containing fls.lw feet ten inches on he front, and ninety feet in depth
 Also, one undivided half part of all that piece or parcel of land and premises situate, lying and beiAg in the said city oC Mobile, the corner of St. Louis and Jackson streets, hating front on St. Louis street of one hundred and ten feet. running through 10 St. Anthony street, with the front on St. Anthony St. Louis street, bounded north by St. Anthony, west by Jackson, south by St. Louis street, and east by lands of Daniel Walkel and others.
 c. AUZE,
 Executor of the will of Jos. Auze deceased. cab01 z2uu,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11
SHERIFF'S SALE. Berry Sumerall,
 vs fl. ia.
 nolx D,.-s1

TWILL be sold for cash in front of the Court
 w House door of Mobile county the irst Mon day of April 1S45, between the hours ol II o'clock AM. and o'clock PM. of said day, all the right, ti- tie and interest of Bedo Baptiste, in and to the fol- lowing described piece. parcel lot of land and pre- misses, situated, lying and beinsn the county of Mo- bile, the north sile of the Spring Hill road about three miles from the city of Mobile, at place called NapoleonvilIe, having front on the Spring Hill road of one CD acre, and running back north eastwardly from said road one and half q D in depth, and bounded as foilows,io wis southwest by the Spring Hill Road, northeast by lands of Mon ragne, and southeast by lands o Bedo 'aptsle. The same having been levied the property of Bedo Bapiisie by virtue of the above stated execution, which issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile coun ty and 10 me direc,ed.
 mh7 S3tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11
SHERIFF SALE.

XAILLbe be sold for cash in front of the Court House
 w door oi Mobile county. on the 10th day ot March lSl5 between the hours of II o'clock A. M. and 4o'clock P. NJ. of said day, negro woman called MARIA, aged about twenty-nine years of black comnIexion and has n her right cheek, and says that she be longs one Jack Sullivan, Huntsville, Madison county, Alabama, and that she left her masters house sometime last spring. Said negro woman having been committed to the Jail of Mobile county Alabama, the 27th day of July Is4i, by Mcajah Crenshaw Esq, as a runa- way, and her owner having failed to come forward. prove property, pay charges, and take her away, she therefore will be sold in compliance with the stat
 ute in such G,ses made and provided to pay jail fees.
 sep2 I99tds c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.
William Johnson TIL.

William Johnson T. l.. Toulmin
 ys writ of seizure vs writ of seizure the steamboat Clarion. the steamboat Clarion. TENHE above m,ned steamboat called the CARBON, u her tackle, apparel and furniture, having been attached and seiz d by virtue of the two above stated wriis of sezure which issued from the County Court of Mobile: All persons having or pretending to have any right title or interest in the said steamboat Clarion her tackle, apparel or furature, are hereby cited to appear before the County Court of Mobile county, on the third Monday oi March instant, lS45, by 10 o'clock, AM of sad day and legally deay the allegations sel forth in the said plaintiff $ bels abide rhe order of the said Court in the premises.
 mh6 SIR c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
 SHERIFF'S NOTICE.
 NOMMIT'rED to the jail of Mobile county on the V 9th March, lS45, by Charles B. King, Esq. Justice of ie Peace, runaway bright mulalto slave called MOSES, oiias JOHN, feet or inches high, aged 19 or 20 years, bushy head, has freck led lace. and says he belongs to Alfred Dexter, | Montg rmery, Alabama. The owner is requested to come fsrward prove property, pay charges and take him away, other wise he w be dealt with according to law as in such cases made and provided opay jail fees.
 mhi0 s5G c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M, c. AND FOR SAEE-We offer for sale favor nI able terms, the following LANDS in Wilcox county. siz:
 Section 22, township IA, range east. containing 6IO acres more or less
 AIso-Souh east I,secton 2l, township IA, range E east ,ianls 42mmol E. L. ANDREWS & co. I or FOR SALE-A most desirable building LI lot eliebly situated near the business part Of the city. For sale low and ou long credit. For p'''' A"' ''' T. w. MCCOY.
 iansl a, the Merchant. Insurance Office. TK,,N-l0 tons Band Iron. for sale by &. \ feb27 D. WHEELER, 2s St Michasi-sireet
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11
SuERJFE,S 9AIE

SHERlFF'S SALE.
 Donald R. W. McRae, Adm'r of T. James, decd,
 vendtioni exponas.
 Edgar R. James, and John Gayle and Robert D.
 James, hIs securities.
 N ILL be sold for cash in front of the Court House W door of Mobile county. on the first Monday of March lS45, between ihe hours of II o'clock AM. and o'clock PM of said day, all the right. title and interest of John Gayle, in and to lhe following de- scrbed piece, parcel lot o land and premises, st uaed, lSing and being in ,he county of Mobile, the north side of the Three Mile Greek, and descrlb ed as follows, to wu:-commencing at the northeast corner of David Files lot of land ihe said St. Ste- pbens Road; thence along ihe side of said Road north 109 degrees nine (9) chaiis 5l links, to stake; llence south 7l degrees west, ifieeu (l5) chains and eighty-fuur (s4) links to a stake; thence south l0a degrees, (9) chains and 5l links, to stake the Ho th line Of said David Files line ar lands; thence north 7l degrees east, along said Files line, fifteen q 5 chains and s5 links, to the place of beginning. containing fifteen (l5) acres. and bonded as follows: east by ihe St. Stephens Road, north and west by lands of T. L. Toulmin, and south by lands formerly belonging to Da- vd Files. The above described lands are To be sold the property of John Gayle, by virtue of the above stated writ of vendit,on exponas, which issued from the Circuit Court of Clarke county and to me directed. febl 54'ds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ c.
 0U-Postponed by consent of plaintiff until ths lst Monday in April 1S45
 mhl S0tds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11
SHERIFE,S SALE.

WILL he sold for cash in front of the Court
 w House door of Mobile county, on the l7th of April, ls45, between the hours Of II o'clock A. A and o'clock P M. of said day, negro man called JOHN, aged about 23 years, and says that he be- longs to one Mrs. Nancy McCIary. of Beaufort coaa- ty, South Carolina, from whom he was stolen about six years since the said slave John is black. about feet, inches high, and has scar on the bottoss of his Jeff foot, cut by glass bottle when boy. Said negro man having been committed to the jail of Mobile county as a runaway slave, by Charles A.. Hoppin. Esq, Mayor of the city of Mobile, on the l7lh day of September, l844. and his owner having failed to forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, he therefore IS to be sold m compliance with the statutes in such made and provided to pay jail fees
 octl8 2l9ids c. BANCROFT, Sheriff, M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11
SHERIFE,S SALE.

NV ILL be sold cash in front of the Court House w door of Mobile couniy, on Thursday, the 18th day of August lS45, between the hours of Il o'clock. AM and o'clock, PM of said day negro called BARNEY, bat X, aged about 10 years, feet 10 or II inches high, and says that he belongs to James Sanford, near Claiborne, Monroe county, State of Alabama. Said negro man Barney having been committed 10 the Jail oi Mobile county, Alaba- ma, as d runaway slave, by Charles B. King. Jus tce of the Peace, of Mobile county, on the 10th day of January, 1Si5, and his owner owners having failed come forward, prove property. pay charges and take hun away he therefore will be sold in piiance with the statute in such cases made md pro vided to pay Jail fees, &c
 c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c
 DJ-The Montgomery Advertiser, State Flag and Journal, scaloosa, and Huntsville Democrat wi please copy till day of sale. febl7 67tds
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11
MARSHAL'S SALE.

Conch & Snead } pY virtue ofa writ off fla
 ia sS issued from the Circuit John Ticknor. ) Cour. ofthe United States for the Southern District of Alabama and to me directed. will sell for cash m front of the United States Court Room, on the first Monday of April next, be- tween the hour fl2 clock, noon, and o'clock P NJ the following described property, to wit: lot and situated in the c,ty of Mobile fronting the north side of St Francis street between Water and Commerce sueets and extending through to Plan ers street, having B feet front on St Francis street and running through To Planters the same width, bounded south by St. Francis street, east by lot and stores late the property of NJ. D. Eslasa and P. A. Remsen, north by Planters street, west by lot lite belonging Alfred Bill, now the property of Beach, Fla & Go, the same eyIed as the property of John Ticknor to satisfy the above mentioned ia.
 VIM. HAMPSTEAD, U. s. Marshal,
 mb3 79tf By c. CUTLER Deputy Marshal.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11
SHERIFF'S SALE. The Bank of Mobile
vs yindIlloni expOHas
 Iayakiah Gaiez.

Hezekiah GaIes.
 WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court House w door of Mobile county, on the first Monday ol April lS45 between the hours oi II o'clock AM and o'clock PM of said day, all the right, title and in terest of Hezekah Gates in and to the following de- scrbed piece, parcel or lot of land and premises situated, lying and being in the city of Mobile, thu north side of Dauphin street between Jackson an' Joachim streets, having front on the north side 0 Oauphu street of thirty (30) feet and running bacl norlhwardly one hundred and twenty Q20) feet il depth. and bounded follows, to wit: east by land of William Lyon ct. al. north by lands of John Haney ct, al; west by lands now formerly belong ing to George Wood, and south b, Dauphin street The said lands are to be sold as the property 2, Hezekiah Gates, by virtue of the above stated vnd' toni exponas, which issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile county and to me directed 1,g
 nh7 S3tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. U.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ORPHANS CoURT, MOBILE COUNTY, T. he,s,,v fth l245

..ss l0 T.fT'-l o- Febrwry 6h, l845. Green D. Caller, decd, ,fINhlS day came The
 Estate of { Il ophiius t. Touiin,n, Executor of the last will and testament of Green D Caller. ,lec'd. and filed an allegation and schednl, in wrhipg setting forth ,ha, such estate s i.sossat. and praying that the said estate may be declared in next. has been appointed by the Court to hear an. determine the same, when and where all person. concerned in adverse interest may attend if the, think proper. iit;s feb6 60u ID. THOMPSON. Clerk.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11
PUBLIC SALES.
BY C. W. D0RRANCE. c. M. PARK ER, AucIioneer.

BY C. W. D0RRANCE.
 c. Nj. PARKER. Auelioneer. THIS DAY, at II o'clock, ai Ketchum's Ware house will be sold for account of whom Il nay con- con
 IT bales Cotton marked s o E.
 BY J. H. RIVERS. J. II, RIVERS, Auctioneer. THIS DAY, Huh inst. al l2o'clock, will be sold on account of whom it may concern. Main Tops,h, Top-gallant-sail Main Course, l Fore Course, 1 Spanker Gaff Topsai, 2 2Studdng-sails 2 ShD's Anchors, 50 iaIhoms Hawser Al I2 o'clock on account of whom may conce n. 120 boxes best brand Sperm Candles
 100 do do No soap
 65 do No l Goldfish
 20 half barrels Mess ShHd
 1900 feet Ash Oars
 BY c. ". OGDEN.
 C. BEAI, Auctioneer. THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock, at stores T5 and 77 Water street, late M. Durand- 100 bbls superiine Flour, l5O sacks Corn 10 bbls Sugar, 40 boxes sperm Candles 50 boxes Raisins, 40 NJ Segars 50 bbls Whskey, hhds choice family Sugar 10 casks Bacon Sides and Shonlders 100 boxes Soap, 20 do Brandy Cherries Lard, Pickles, Preserves, Starch Peach Brandy. etc.
 BY s. I. & !. |. JONES.
 s. JONES. Auctioneer. THIS MORNING, at g o'clock, at our grocery sales room will be sold general assortment of Gro cerles, consisting of
 Mess and Prime Beef and Pork Gunpowder, Hyson and Pouchong Tea Sperm and Compost Candles No family Soap, sugar cured Hams Champagne and Madeira Wines French and Domestic Brandy Tobacco, various brands, pure Goshen Butter Sugar m bbls and hhds, superfne Flour Oli Monongahela Whiskey, Cigars Sperm and Whale Oil. Matches Faman and Bro.-BIacking, Collins Axes Kentucky Rope. Ac.
 Peremptory Sale of Dry Goods. At lOt o'clock in our Dry Goods sales room, with out reserve, large assortment of Foreign and Do- nestle Dry Goods, consisting in part of French and English Prints, Balzarines French Jaconei Muslins, Linen Checks Cross Bar Muslins, lrisl, Linens English Hosiery, Thread Laces French Cottonades, Carpelting, Cravats Hdkfs. various qualities Sunsllades of latest style and various qualities Spring aud Summer Clothing. with large sortment of Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Slippers, etc. Terms cash.