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turnltun Vsrn:,h 70 pay I'D.

FISk, Auctlnreef
Dye : FISK-Sturs Ne ~ s'anal-':ree (Satiols HALL
ID AT PRIVATE SALE.
r- Superior Mahogany and oAe- desks and maple bed.
steals. of different Styles ts0 mahogany clock second
hand ingram carpets. Fly; ha and a;,2s,s,; sp.cd
roseu per table: piano tortes ladies' English double Dun
stable breye. Foreacs ami Adelaide Hats tsupenof csa
y; hrnSS fense: smoke condenser. for leweier',
large quantity OF sword and other Canes, and Cane
Tummngs ass severn hundred Swords :or canes,
ing fine aSSoruSe. maNutac,uer Mt auction prcrS.
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70 The Repetition OF the CoIored sun
Iinz. Ia nnI Anniversary. Mlnch took nlace o.

% The Repetition OF the Colored sum
da5' S,haoI Anniversary. which took place OF
New Years Nsh; he No;:ols ~ F. CHURCH wili
the Acan n E. Church Second street between Avenues
y en (-tu commence al O'Clock. The Exercises will
CONSIST OF pectaious, Dialogues. Singing, &C winch wi! be
VII bc spoken. that were U-t spoken ~ tAe tnnver5aTy
The proceeds yl 20 qudeie the Debt 81 SAID thurcn
Tickets sGiniSSon. l2+s ceuts-o be hH ~ '''e uoo
70 Lecture This Evenine at the Apprens
tIc.s, Library, No ,; Cros5ystfSe between Gland and
Kracr,s Itfc-ts being first Of the following course
Reyoiu,ion hy Gr. F. P. NiERZRlCKi.
T'uEspAY 2;,, On the Planets. by Dr. lARDNEk,
fRDAY 2ith, The lIi.,oy 81 pcSndI,ii11e me heV'u'
TcrspAY. 18th. 90 Comets by DR.. LlRpNEK.
FRIDAY, Bis, The History OF Poland suoseueni 70 ne
Costume. Ssc.by DrF P. WERE iCki.
TUESDAY. February An 90 the Steia Universe oy ~
FR,p,y 7,b. o. the mporiaace ct Fresh Ar'e Health
al an R tip.-t and Works6 II, .. ~
r,-r.r,x ,l,l Do d. G' 49, do ID. GRlscoM. .
ccas Tor sinyIe lecture % he had NJ the Appf~n,
tees LbIa,y No. 81 Crosby ~ between @ran1 anG hi4ae
,ttct. during the evening Van h0'jcn & Kings Suiin
ev Sorc az Wlmms'-ect. I've Exchange: Bartlett ar1
eifuds As;ei House II. & :. Raynofs. 20 Bo"ery Ji
~ Mercantile Ltbr.,,y AssacintioD.-Mf. J.
W r. LEWIS VII deliver Lecture Mt Clinton Hall. on
Monday evening. 2t INST a. = clock GPoa the European
NeiI of Light iioiSc Illumination. Illustrated wtth iuli
s OF apparatus aud grams which ne collected abfoad
unde, tile saDcuun Of the L. : Government
Is n. GE0. GRUMPY Chairman Sec Commute.
c-s- Mercantile Library AssociatiOn--Puf-
.sn 20 AT u Camp of the Constitution. The Annual Flee
rom foy ic.r- If tins Association will he held Clinton Hall
on Tue.ay Jan 81 The polls WI be open at A NJ aid
e', 8 eo % CHAs NJ wHEATLEY Rec. Sec
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rNff subscriber has on hand extensive stock Of Percs
and S,aniau! which n Offer Tor sale II the lowest
rnsh pu,es Also good Of Juvenile 2at School
Books OF evary description; Bibles ol all sorts ard Descriptions
ymas Psalms and PRAYER Book. TOT The tiieeat fenoann
n,,. Rink BnGsS from cents upwards: Law Blanks;
Fooap and Letter Pape-: Note Pcpsr and EDye92e, Nra9
ping Paper. Ga and steel Pens Note Booh{ ia re eie
counter with al Nonthy Magazines and !ae collection
et Muse The Shakespeare Circulating Library containing
wa rs Il four thousand vU!uaies
Prowi's S-iflnterpretnE Bibfe, Iiie oi Christ
\ liberal yer centH=e 70 Carers
IL All NJ MAZE : Old Establishment, 70 bi=ecAe-st-
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUl. CARPETINGS.

ID ICH AND ELEE ANT CARPETS-A large assortment
II erenci, AubuSson and Administer Csrpe:,, at new and
beaEtn! designs and well aIrarEed coofs. con,aila:
OF the richest ana most elegant Carpet. recerve this
market are benz offered o1 sale at exceedingly low
prices al the Carpet sgrsbouss 1i
REUBEN SMITH. Jr. ~ Broadway,
,,,99ri.. O.onz U the Citv Hall.
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Sbp7 Remittance. aud Trenton NOfeans Peter Haiirck,
lobile Brig Manhattan. Apalachcoa, and Others. Wind
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~ Mercantile Library Association--Pu

, y, An IL CHM of the Con.iituor the Annual Elec
ton for ic-r. If tins Association will he held u; Clinton iia
on Tue.ay Jan q. The polls VIII be open al a n'- AZ
e 8 e.I',,Jasai. CHks NJ wHEATLEY, Rec Sec.
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Es- Established l795.-SOAP CANDLES AND
SrARCH.-J. D. & W LEE, Manufacturers, Nos ST and
>, keads street. have constantly hand large
assortment Of the above articles which they viii sell II the
lowest market ptice. warranted equal superior any
manGiGctur ~ the city, delivered or snples without cha-ge
for boxes Carriage
Mechua, GIocerS, Country Dealers eal Families whoars
Of the above G:ries. vii find ihe intsrs; u
nl2 3mis I'D. < w. LEE.
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Boa-dinS.-Mrs. GOSS hayln: opened the few and
contnoou bou>e % Veys; near,e Aston House prufey
choice OF desirable transient pe!aneH; BIlrers
Nro0n shower sni cold Baths free The location i
yery central yet and shady Terms moderate aus us
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PASSAGE FOR NEiV :,i1 81, . ~. Is
STgSsHSTsjGs Cspt Russell. vii Sall pssfsis 81, ..
her regular day. he acccllif 6lcs o. ~ - gg -
.i :. t,i,,ug TO secure bers trnlh mol iaH 10 @Ae
eS,Iy application beard 1P. 81 isren ri L, PS1T
rs South street, cor. Maiden Lane
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IEOARI>-A few gentlemen be accommodated with
- pleasant wh board AT 3 Fuon street. III 81
BOARD WANTED-Ry two Gentlemen and their Wve,
D from Isl February rex' Two P0rors, with Bedrooms al
achea would - preferred furnished n1d one uniurnshed
Addrsss E. L. + box ~ Upper Post Office. III Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

Ntag the months the cur ent expenditures Ia exceed
lereceip:s by the amount ni Sf55.5i3 -.
e expenditures dufHc thu period Tor the redemption
and interest on Treasury notes were
November December. Total.
Rs.nniion l5S qlOC4 22S2 80 21l 2O3 ca
Esre.:. .............. si0 10 1855 u i30997 10
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
Liabilities.

II is stated to be impossible to estimate the value Of
the assets with any degree of certainty. The returns
show that the affairs of the banks being wound up
rapidly as possible and that there is very fair prospect
OF there being something handsome left for the stock
holders The report of the bank commissioners of the
State, does not give very encouraging account of this
concern 1t is estimated that thirty three and
third cents the dollar could now or will be for So
vera years to come realized the estate of the
bank The expenses Of the bank, such payment Of
taxes collection fees &c., constantly absorbing the
assets The amount put down notes Of other banks
S2s-can hardly be called of the banks as
consists of Cairo paper and other paper which worth
less The claim against the State-$i09 322-w in all
probability never be allowed, however Just it may be
and very little be expected from that item of assets
The amount of specie hand is rapidly diminishing,
and another year or two will suffice to bring the affairs
Of the bank to focus that the can Judge
pretty correctly the value Of their investments.
The New York herald., 1845-10-18

WILL commence Tuesday, October 2lst. and continue
w three days.
Tuesday 2l ocock-Sw eepstakss for three year ods
Conover names. ..b fby Langford out of Ostrich
Chs Lloyd names ch by Langtord out Of Gpsy
Jas Vapmater gr by Langford out OF Blanca
Same Day-Swespstakes for all to carry year old
weights sub sloe each S2 forfeit $500 added by the prore
tor; three mile heats,
Wednesday 22d-Jockey Club Purse. $500 $loo to second
best horse; three mile heats.
Same Day-Puse $50; entrance $40 added. mile heats.
Thursday 23d-Jockey Club PURSE 5000 $50 to second
horse; two mile heats.
Same DayA Purse OF $500 5000 second best horse will be
given be for four mile heats should three horses start
or $780, 500 to second horse provided two start.
Aomance the enclosed for the meeting SIS stand
81; track so cents. o7FStM3tre
The New York herald., 1845-10-18

The Germans are seldom afflicted with consump-
ton nor have known, says Dr. Rush. but one instance
Of splitting blood among them. This believe is IN mart
by the strength their lungs acquire by
cse in vocal music which constitutes essential part
of education The music master Of our academy has r
nishcd with observation still more in favor If h;s
opinion He informed me that he had known several in
stances OF persons who were strongly disposed to con
sumption who restored to health bv the a.
the lungs in singing. "
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
Died.

On the nth instant of hasty consumption SUSANNA,
wife Of Joseph Lacoste in the Goth year of her age.
Her friends and those Of her Brothern-law, VIM. Tu
rey are hereby respectfully invited to attend her fune-
raj and those Of her sister Martha Adar at 81 Leonard
street. at half past three o'clock tomorrow afternoon
At tho residence Of her brother Jacob Bell So Coum
ba street. on the 18th instant at l0l A. NJ Miss Pau
DENcE BELL, after q short and illness from bu
remitng fever in the SIND year Of her age and will
inferred Saturday the 18th instant at p NJ in the
family Cemetery at Darien, Conn.
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.


WASHINGTON, Oct 10, lSa5
Important Political Intelligence
very important news arrived here last night from
tennessee The democratic members OF the legis-
iature OF that State, recently elected intend as soon
as they convene, to hold caucus and resolve TO
address letter to President Polk, requesting him to
offer himself for a second term | know there is
much truth in this intelligence, for General Arm
strong, when | saw hm here last, assured me that
Colonel Polk greatly regretted. the one term princ.
ple Incorporated into his reply to the COMMITTEES OF
the National Convention. This movement would
sadly interfere with the ambitious views Of the Sc.
cretary of State, and disappont the political friends
OF the Vice-President in Pennsylvania and elsewhere
for depend upon it, the of Secretary Walker
with all his aspirations for the White House, will
not make him popular candidate for the Presl-
dency with the people The candidates before the
next National Convention of the democracy will
probably be George NJ Dallas, from Pennsylvania !;
Sllas Wright, OF New York and Thomas H. Ben
ton, of Missouri and James Buchanan will take
seat upon the United States Supreme bench, a sta
ton well fitted to his bachelor habits and love of
money-a life estate of $500 per annum is no triae
for Lancaster (Pa.) county lawyer One term tor
a President, and vote of two-thirds for nomina-
tion and the public printing of Congre So, rely on it,
will be established rule with the party that elect
ed Colonel Polk President
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
Nervous Diseases.-It shoald be remem-
zine Green and RIack .Tea.-very sure-

rior Ooong fine DO 6s Young Hyson superb
Tea Company l63 Greenwich street the corner of
Is S ds aad re % S
America Their reputation for upright dealings and for the
very high quality Of their goods stands doubtless will
ever stand, unrivaed. We earnestly commend families
country merchants and the whole public this
BILE establishment.
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
Mr.. Owen, we learn, II to give another Lee
.nre on Sunday evening o'clock Franklin Hall Chatham

Princes Linnean Botanic Garden and Nur-
series az Fluehng N. Y-The Descriptive Catalogues
t3ith edon which have $00) of the Trees Plants
and Seeds this will be sent every
N' -r'''-A'' y ''' william r. PRINCE & co.
N. B-CLARK 4 AUSTIN City Agents, 100 Fulton
street, New York.
Flushing, October, l8i5.
Nervous Diseases.-It should he remem.
bered when the blood encountered with impurities appa
rent volume or quantity Increased and hence dstenson
swelling OF the blood vessels the hypo
chondra owness Of spirits anxiety and unwlngnsss
exercise and all the train Of miserable feelings generally demo-
minated diseases and which has heretofore been
dered ncnrable lfpersons thus afflicted however, will
to nedcins which has the power of cleansing the stomach
and bowels all bilious humors and purifying the blood they
VIII soon lind their those Of their neghbors
and that all disorders both body mind
ed from the body Reader, such medicine Wnghts Indian
Vegetable Pill, Of the North American College Of Health
they not only cleanse the blood and other fluids from all
rty but they mrs strength and ygor to the constitution
qulred be and gel the should also be
msmbered that by the Of Wm M Spear who sells
medicine purporng be Indian Pills the Of Race
aud Front streets Philadelphia Of mine neither
can guarantee that he has for sale The only
security against imposition purchase opeope Of uablams
able character the Office General Depot No 288
Greenwich street. New York
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
Married.

Married.
On Tuesday evening the 4th instant at the Associate
Presbyterian Church. of Grand and Mercer
by the Rev. Andrew Stark, Mr. JAMES HARRiseN, of
Smthville, Chenango Co.. N. " to Miss ANN, youngest
daughter Of the late David Graham, of this city.
The New York herald., 1845-10-18

u
HAVE at my Yard, 256 Elizabeth street and corner of
Hammersly Bedford Streets Peach Orchard Red Ash
Coal prices, vz s. 80 for broken egg aud stoves large
nut S5 Lehgh egg and 80 per ton, rescreened and
deysred s cents less taken directly from the boats Or
es im're JACOB WEEKS
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
Portable shavlng Ca.e..-rhe sub.criher.

Portable Shnvlng Cases.-The Subsc ribers
having perfected aud finished variety of the above offer the
the most complete invented, suitable t the
wants Of hs tr,yens tray, M Pnbe c1aainng al
sharpening and keeping Razors in the mos, perfect rer "
q. SAUNDERS son, IN Broadway
The Fall style OF GcntIemen's Hats are
now ready for the season, is which for irbtue.. ,nd
oriy color cannot be surpassed which verv
Of the HAT retaining the color till Ii worn out ANY
sold for what s Also the TALL style OF Bows and rb,
dren Caps Of patterns Gentlemen can have tber
hats made 70 order 10 any shape u syle they wish WV
2, kNOX ll0 Fulton street.
" between William and Nassau streets,
The New York herald., 1845-10-18

A CARD.
Meeting Of the Pu5dX Guards held at Smiths House
ayote Of thanks be rendered Fire Engine Company No
of Newark for the polite and hosptable nwhch they
received them their Annual Target Excursion Newark
the 18th day Of Oct, inst
COMMITTEE
James Smith, John Pillng
Chas French, James Murray,
John Hicks.
ol8 t*rc CHARLES A FRENCH, Sec'y.
The New York herald., 1845-10-18

The capital stock paid in Of this bank to the 9th inst
amounted to $685. 400 OF the bills and discounted
lying over and in Judgment S36,l2s considered
doubtful and s7lo bad The aggregate movement of the
bank the 7h of April last, amounted to 81 1926 $685.
and OH the 9th of October to $l25774 showing a de-
Of Sooo,73l There appears to have been very
great change in the quality of the paper lying and
in judgment since last April At that time the amount
put down Sl6s l5O Of which 24s67 consider
ed doubtful and s 2s5 bad whereas of the paper lying
and in judgment the 9th of October-only six
months after-amounting to si46,95l, only SIG were
considered bad.
The leading features OF this bank for several peri ods
The New York herald., 1845-10-18

NOTICE.
rTNHE Undersigned take pleasure in informing their
friends, that they intend give Grand German Bali in
40 Broadway, on Thursday, Oct the 23d.
Tickets $LTo be had No 70 Ludlow, and 2l8 Division
sts. Supper tickets so each To o'clock
F. COBLENZER
ola 3tfrc JOS OCHS.
The New York herald., 1845-10-18

CARDU c. Hill respectfully socits all those Of his mu
sca friends ladies gentlemen, who may pc competent TO
The above Concer TO meet for the Coliseum $50
Broadway Monday and wednesday Evenings al CLOCK
p Nj preciselv. ola tonic re
The New York herald., 1845-10-18

Notes in circulation, LIST issue,
supposed destroyed. ;. -. /.
Notes in circulation, subse-
quent issue. ........
Gold and silver coin in vaults
Notes discounted, maturing
considered good. !.
Notes discounted, lying over,
and in Judgment. ...........
Due depositors. ..
The New York herald., 1845-10-18

ARCH STREET. THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
Saturday Evening, October 18th,
To commence with GRlST TO THE MILL-Marquis Deu.
eheyle Mr. Barrett; Franane, Miss A. Fisher Madlle De
Marluchet, Mrs. Thayer
After which JUMBO JUN, in which Jim Crow Rice will
appear.
To conclude with JACK SHEPHARD-Jack Shephard Mrs
Burkc Blueskn, MIR Stevens; Jonathan Wild. Johnston;
Abraham Mendez Burke; Poll Maggot, Mrs Archer.
The New York herald., 1845-10-18

Doors open 7. To at o'clock, and terminate
at TO- Tickets and Programmes be had at the Music
Stores, Saxton Miles Book Store and at the DOORS
Tick cts Fifty Gents.
Books of the words price l cents EACH to be had at the
doors.
Box Office open from 10 till o'clock, where places may be
ecured as usual
Private Boxes IS each. ols srh
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
u. =. COmmissIoner's Office.

SFPT. A.-.dshburton Treaty. The examination of
Bran O'Donnell alias VIM. Dunlop, resumed. 1t ap
peared that the prisoner who is charged suspicion OF
the murder of man named Lucky in Ireland, was a
dealer in cattle and left Ireland in July last for Liver
pool, and subsequently made for Rotterdam, alleging
that he went there TO buy cattle Harrington the prin
cpal witness against him. testified that the prisoners
ODonnell, and that he had been charged with
the murder of his cousin, in the county Of Mayo
The prisoner not having produced witnesses to show
who or what he was his name residence occupation
Mr. Butler took occasion to comment upon il and also
the mprobabity OF his having had OCCASION prisoner
explained to 60 from Ireland to Rotterdam purchase
cattle MIR b. contended that under all the crcumstan
stance OF the the prisoner ought be held until fur
ther examination as mere suspicion under the provs
ions OF the treaty sufficient ground for OBTAINING the
prisoner until on the clearest testimony and commun
patton with the British authorities prisoner found to
be innocent The prisoner remanded for further
animation
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
Anti-Ftent Trials.

HUDSON, Sept "a, lS45.
Or. Boughfon's Triai-7Ae Lad,es-TAe Prosecution
The Defence Of the Prisoner, &C. Sc.
The trial of Dr. Boughon, that notorious parsonage
whose has for the last year occupied such
spicuous place among the great lions of the day. is still
progressing in slow and steady manner The evidence
the part of the people closed and when the prison
er gets through with his testimony what he is offer
ing as such, one but the Almighty can foretell.
Our Court House for the last two or three days has
been crowded with tho beauty Of the city. Judge Ed
monds, who renowned for his courtesy the fair SEX
has invited generally the ladies OF this place attend
the trial OF the Doctor who terrified them last winter
eyed osycheekd and langushng MssW of Jersey city,
the charming and captivating Miss j., OF New York the
beautiful and fair complexioned Miss McC, of Green
port, Who together with our fair daughters made
quite an array OF loveliness.
AMBROSE l.. JORDAN Esq opened the on the part
OF the prisoner in very able and eloquent speech He
mounted the prosecution in his usual hot heavy and
roughshod sylehe seemed TO be douby gifted for the
OCCASION and his remarks in relation to the FUSS made
in this city last winter truly witty and laughabe
The whole community in general that participated in the
affair took it, and when he to speak OF the
Carl who has been caught in another State and brought
here to be tried fer the crime for which Boughon
stands charged and who has turned States evidence his
bitter and sarcastic strains OF eloquence thrilling
the extreme, and poor Carl Who it seems, came here
with the expectation of swearing Boughton in States
prison ana himsel out, appeared very much like the
nets nest to his own horses tall instead of that of his
neighbor's.
The witnesses the defence swear that Big Thunder
is larger person than Boughton, and that he is taller
than Sheriff Miller. They swear they Boughton at
The time they Big Thunder, and the same Big
Thunder who ofciaed in burning the Sheris papers at
Copake was the Big Thunder at Smoky Hollow, and
that when Boughton ing at the latter place Big
Thunder was also seen on the piazza, among the In
dias keeping order There will be great effort made
by Bonghtons friends to get him acquitted but whethe
they will-that is yet to be told.
One of your correspondents of this city abors under
great mistake in saying that the prosecution aided
by Aaron Vanderpoel Jr. 1t is not SO.
[From Albany Argus, Sept "a
The testimony on the part of the people was brought
to close Monday and the counsel for the prisoner
opened on that day When the would GO to the
jury matter of doubt. Probably on Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
Superior Court.-In Chancery.
Before Cnisf Just.na Iunps


srpr. 4-Ifabeas Corpus-Honey man, Davies and
Miller alias Cupid, arrested suspicion OF being
cerned in the extensive robbery Of the Poughkeepsie
barge " Clinton" who claimed to be admitted out
bai before his Honor the Chief who denied the appca
ton, were remanded back to prison.
aaron Sergeant rs. Nm. H. Hutchings-The plaintiff
is wei known broker doing business for several years
past IN this city broker and agent The defendant
having mortgage Of $4,000 property in Fishkill
Dutchess county and being desrous Of dsposing of ap
piled to the plaintiff TO find him purchaser would
either pay cash for the mortgage exchange dry goods
at the market value for it, The plaintiff succee led in
finding purchaser, viz: Robinson and Eaton who
agreed to give dry goods hesame price at which they
sold to country merchants for the face OF the mortgage
but the defendant declined selling it that time
certain contingency which happened about that time,
and to which the mortgage subject enhanced the
value OF the bond and mortgage Afterwards the plain
uf introduced Mr.. Allen to the defendant, who pur
chased the bond and mortgage The plaintiff proved that
the commission agreed upon between him and dee dant
was the sum OF $3.50 and now brings suit to it.
The defence was that the suit should have have been
brought in the Of A. Sergeant and Son. and second
y that the sue of the mortgage effected without the
Intervention OF the plaintiff The jury found for the de-
endant
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

INTERESTING FROM THE EAsT.-The u. s. frlgate
Constitution, Capt Percival, on her passage from
reft and repant the ship Although this place is the
principal seaport Of the Kingdom of Cochin China, yet
there was not foreigner to be found in the place, and
communication to be had with the natives
except through servant of of the officers and that
bywrting only Theyremaned three or four
had been allowed to 60 ashore but not walk aoout)
When the Mandarns board, letter was secret
Frenchman of the name of lie Fevre who signed himself
Bishop of Isauriopes, and Apostolic Vicar of Cochin
China stating that had been seized by the Govern
arns had returned the shore before the contents Of
this letter were ascertaned when Capt P. determined
10 demand Priest in person, and proceed shore
with an armed force. As he could get answers no
sight OF the Highest or Chief Mandarn, he seized three
Of the Mandarins, and subsequently took possession
with three Of the ships boats three Of their war unks
The gunooats fled at the approach OF boats and
oldiers were much frightened and fed when our
charged them. The Junks and Mandarins SUBJ
sequently released
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
Common PIeas.

before Judge UlshpHer
SEPT 24.-Siander Case.-Henry Chosmer Us. Frsde-
rie Hamme.-This was an action of sander to recover
damages for certain slanderous expressions alleged TO
have seen uttered by defendant mputng the crime Of
plaintiff 1t appeared that in conversation in
the presence of several persons the defendants wife
house." to which defendant rejoined, "he would be
willing to TO it, The defence set up that the
parties accidental and not wlfu setting re
Verdict fer defendant.