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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
In THE SUPERIOR CouRT OF CHANCERY,
December Term, A, d, 1874.
RcsANNA TUCKER, ct. al
90. 1926 Us.
SOLOMON FRILEY, ct. al.


Upon opening the Complainanl's bill,
y the Court being satisfied that the De-
Pendants, Magnus I. Rogers and Vincent
Galloway, are not residents of this State,
but reside beyond the limits thereof, and
beyond the jurisdiction Of this Court, 90
that the ordinary process Of the Court can.
moi be executed upon them. Il is there
lore ordered that the said defendqnts, Re.
gers and Galloway, enIer their appear.
ance herein, on OF before the next term Of
this Court, to be held al the Court Room
in the City Of Jackson, on the first MOaday
in the month Of June next, and plead, an.
swer or demur 10 the Compliments bill,
Otherwise the same will be taken for con-
fessed against them, set for hearing txpar-
le, and The matters thereof decreed accord.
ingly. And it is further ordered, that q
copy Of this order be published in The Va.
200 Democrat, a newspaper published in
YazoO City, once week for two months
excessively.
ROBT. HUGHES, elk.
By J. H. HUeHEs, D. C.
April 81, ls45. 2e,9L
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30
NOTICE.
Protection Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.

ME undersigned are agents for this Compa.
n ny, and are prepared to insure Dwelling
Houses, Stores, Merchandise aud Cotton ia
Store. And also, TO take River risks on Msr-
chaudise and Cotton.
business in the South and West, and paid many
losses. ALLEN 4 BARKSDALE.
Yaxoo City. April IS, 1915. 5O-6m.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30
Alexander G. McNutt,

A candidate for the office Of Senator IN
Congress, a0iH address the people Of
Mississippi,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30
Bacon, Begging, Rope, &c.

Bacon, Bagging, Rope, &c.
bacon, 5000 IbA. Sides and shoulders Just
I'D received aud for sale by ]. W. DABBS.
TAGGING & ROPE, superior article just
II receive Ell aud for sale by j. w. DABBS.
NEATHERs, KENTUCKY JEANS 4 LIN
SEYS, Few bales Of superior quality, just
received aud for sale by J. w DABBS.r
New GOODS, ger eral assortment Of hea-
NV Staple AMI Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries,
Clothing, HAS, Boots, Shoes, SO. just received
aud for sale by }. w, DAb
July sth, I545. 80 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-02-07
Tax Sale.

IST OF LANDS and other real csa,e, situated in the
county Of La Sale, and state OF Illinois, On "hch taxes
remain due and unpaid for the year 1871
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

The market in Baltimore for several days previous to
the l2th inst had been rather inactive On the l?th
inst there was Improvement in the price Of Mess
Pork the price OF the New York Market hav ng acted
avoiably there We quote Mess Pork G. Si3 so S3 10;
Prime, $40 rs Sill: Mess Beef $40 $40 50 No So 90
So and Prime SO 80 q 75. We note a sale of Mess
Pork at S3 so, mos and another at Sl3 SO cash: and
Sl3 75 asked Small sales of Prime at Sll; Mess
Beef at $40 80 and of halt bbls ditto at Sc The market
for Bacon quiet and sales only nf limited par
GELS within previous rates, viz Western shoulders,
81; Sides, u u; assorted Il and Hams 81 cents
Sales of shoulders at 81 o. cents and of sides the
range of quotations sale of few hunired Hams at
cents. Sales OF new Baltimore cured Shoulders at
cents; of Sides at II, and of Hams 9I cents
is held at 81 81, and in bbls. ST cents. Sales Of
limited lots in bbs at g. and Of new Baltimore at cts.
There are few interesting facts connected with the
western beef market which we will give. 1t is thought
that beef fed the praes elways the tenierest and
sweetest which gives the west the preference all
other parts Of the world Beef is now being pack d
in Chicago, not only for the New York and Bos
ton markets. but also for the ontrea and London mark
cts. One firm have been, and still are, saughtering
hundred head of cattle daily and they have already
engaged 5000 head to be slaughtered immediately
They packing both for the u. s. Navy and the British
government. Other firms packing, but not extern
sively this We think something like 200 to $50
slaughtered in that market daily and this number
will be increased The average price paid by the
packers is $3.50 In packing beef tor shipping il is put
up in erces with Turks Island salt. Even for home
consumption foreign salt is the best but people
not particular about the difference.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
Foreign Markets

HAVANA, Nov. 1-our stocks of sugar on hand both
here and at Maanzas very small The exports from
Havana from the ls Of January lsi5 to November st
were-Sugar 23l 7l3 boxes Coffee 1882 arrobes Mo-
lasses, l6605 hhds Honey, 70S terces Wax, 2s 1872
robes segar ioo77i NJ Tobacco, 1898 LOG lbs Those
from MataDzas for the perod-Sugar, 93 324
boxes; Coffee, 6,040 arrobes; Molasses, ~, ,74l.
These statements may be relied on as being compi ed
from the official returns.
In all the better qualities Of Sugar the transactions
have been confined to small lots at previous quotations
say for fair to ue oand 10 10 and aI Cucuruchos
bring readily 81 RS. Of Muscovadoes there in
the market for sale In Coffee there have been sales
Of moment in the absence Of supply of lots for shpme
prices remain firm at for rsts S7I a. Triache 81 so
So 10 qunta The crops Of this staple the Vuel-
to Absia look well far have seen. have heard
too from the eastern end OF the Island similarly favora
BILE accounts. Our coming Sugar crop, though short in
quantity, to all present appearances sg not think fall
so.ar short at FIRST anticipated Intelligent plant
ers with whom have conversed say iths q minimum
Quotations for articles OF import Rce full cargo
sold at I6 RS which IL an advance.
Beef No and ecafce at $40 and Sl2 per Dbl; but
ter I5a24 cents for Goshen; Cheese, American IO ala
Cider 2Ia3l, dull Goldfish duh at 4 4s5 8, with large
stocsi -four, Philadelphia and Baltimore SiasI4 with
heavy ssle Lard American i2siS esnlsi pork ssstern
cargo, mass, si4iss per Dbl, scarce and In dsmand
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
American Manufactures,

There has been very fair demand for the season in
this and the other markets, and in kinds in sheet
ings for instance, there has been slight advance.
The increased sale in manufactures in all parts of
the world has given impetus to the erection of new
mills through, ut the Union, and in few years there
FORE New England will not be considered as it now is
the land Of the miilocracy.
There less than fifty cotton factories in Tennes
They consume annually about 10 600 bales of cot.
ton There many others employed in spinning and
weaving both cotton and wool. Jeans osnaburgs, lin
seys, kerseys and bedtickng made at Lebanon Shell
byvle, Franklin and Winchester. At Lebanon, 100
hands employed in the manufacture OF the
kinds Of cotton and wooen negro clothing One half Of
these hands blackslaves, Of course-and hey are
said to be expert in ar.ost any department The goods
manufactured disposed OF at home and in South
western States The Nashville Oythopoiian considers
that the OF the factories in Tennessee dsproves
the opinion held by many that manufacturing establish
ments canno. be carried with advantage where slave
ry prevails. The manufacture Of blankets is about
be introduced into Tennessee for the first time at Le
banon.
The Fall River cotton factories eight in number
running 3s,952 spindes consuming per 500 230
pounds OF cotton and manufacturing $50 wards Of
cloth, OF the value Of Sls3 l6o Capital invested 5000
900 males employed 250 and females 52O total ITO
hands. There are two calico establishments printing
annually 900 yards of cloth value OF 81 OO0
O00 Capital invested $3.50 00o males employed 7g5
and females ls: total number OF hands employed Ia ALL
8l3 total capital 81 0l0 900 invested fetal value cloth
turned out 81 io3, 100.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 7, lSi5.-The sales of Cotton (as
anticipated in my last letter. amounted yesterday to H.
600 bales being the largest days business OF the season
Nearly the whole taken for England, and prices
have given way ic per ID. Mddlings be bought
:. 81 This morning there is less inquiry and the
actions only comprise 1000 bales. sale 1000 bbls
Ohio Flour made yeserdag at S5, and another Of
900 bbs. ST. Louis at l2l No sales have transpired
this morning 400 bbls Taow sold at 81 cents for Eng
land. Nothing doing in any other article of Western
produce. About 200 hhds. Sugar sold at AZ 81 cents
The market is giving way. 500 bbls Molasses sold in
lots this morning at - cts per gallon Exchanges
fiat Sterling selling at Il II per ctpremium; Francs
53asa536i; New York lSa2l per Ct discount, Checks
per ct discount. Freghts are firm nine ships
taken yesterday for Liverpool and one for Glasgow ID
and for Trieste at cts Cor. Of Bait .fmsrican.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
pap, yellow cents large sales Of ae:at ssh. beans IS

SOAP yellow cents; large sales of aleat SAT- beans So
perql
and Philadelphia, ta2 prem; New Orleans Ala prem,
short sght.
Freights-None offering to the Baltic those Cowes
and market are of to the United States 81
per box sugars cents per bag OF coee 81 per hid
for molasses.
Sr JAoo DE CuBA, 2sth Oct-Our market is moderate
ly well supplied with most Of the articles of produce
from the United States Coffee crop considered sure
with fair promise the quantity The sugar crop
bids moderately we'll with the drawback however, that
the dry season is setting in sooner than usual.
Quotations for beef jerked American SO per 100
lbs; butter, yellow 6 candles talow, los aud l2s l6
cheese. American, 10; fish, cod, small OF; haddock Al;
herring, dry saed per bbl hams, small per 100
lbs lard IA per 100 bs OIL whale, 90 per gall onions
per bb pork clear q per bo mess ls sheer bacon
aOa3O nominal, small stock hoops a5a45 per 1900,
wanted hid shocks and heads each sales wanted
sugar box shocks SO a s5 dull.
sugar, assorted, white and brown Al and 81 to Ala
5t white 5ia5!; brown 4ta4I; Muscovado 81 scarce,
with stock reduced to 1000 boxes.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

Charleston, do North Star from Bath. Denmark I'm
LiysIDss PSanda; Louisa from days
Nov os D.sus rSd CID h
brig Liverpool Wilton .'i" Ioadca sS soaiha%p
NOV s-c1d sna: rsndS Bristol sIash Ayr Ga
beasa.; SS:'Si ssrijss DaaSs x;s London: sth Nsa.
S; and ssns 1s. po s sf
Brown, hartspoql ioh City Of York LvsTp kingston,
PysP50 PPssp Cork h Anne
Ss Hf'ds sfa W1e S
for pGa, DAYS. o'' Mexican as Ger
Home Ports.
ps s s. fSaf
IL tssssn ASssSS TslssssSSsd brig sarah I'm
NsM 'ssi %aS
ctnAsTsros Nov scid ship IiImnghsm Havre Sid
Active NIi % New 'sI ID ''
Chant Bragg New Yolsis, Pacific, Now brig Sidney,
LEwss pei Nov ls.Brig con.Ort for Antigua sshrs Cur
snsy for Babsdoes Spy for or Nsw
ssd sf NoSie fRsdspis .sSi. E:eo
ssE Asasi. .l As.ny pu
as slVGs Gso nam .eh Van Buren, Albany O
Celeste do; President New York Sid schr Burton. Phi
ladephia
M NsE sS,aa osam,S Nov sb Madison Ms..sf baqps
s
s: s:s 81 Ea ss s ss. sa;
Nagnum Bonum, Albany Tor Provdence 18Th Eleanor, Dgh
ton for Norfolk Lsonia Thompson Calais for New York;
sch, New York for Providence.
PHLADELPHIA Nov Arr ships Susquehanna, and Colum-
s bIaus Delaware hS Bop2 STg' MA hs
and Republican, Albany S@ Bacon csycn New Yosk
sge N8sf Olive ESSSs aSSson
Boston; Amsrics Middetown Ct; Cou%bia Newport Ga
sbethJ Havana Aatare Boston schrs Frances 90;
2patra, Albany; Editor and Mona ssonington Edmund
Stafford Edgar Lang Henry Lemue Field Gil Bias,
New York; soop Sylph, do
PonrLANp NOV l3Ayr brig Plato Matanzas; schr Mary,
PRovIpEScr, Nov ls-Arr schrs Edwin Norfolk Deposit,
low schr Gen Washington Of and from Baltimore ashore
out damage. Sid schr Ellen, smyrna Del; sloops Willard,
RIcnMoND Nov liar scir Moreau, New York. Sid
Herrek CLARENCE New York. Arr 18th, schr Eliza Hupper.
THoMAsroS Nov ii-Cld brgs Aida (new) Mobile Ham.
mira, new) Wilmington NC; CIarissa. Batimore Captain
WILMINeroN, NC. Nov PAR brigs Teazer, Jam,ica;
Rowland Guada Wsson, Boston schrs Elizabeth Ann
B) Barbsdoes Lodemia& Eliza uadsloppe; Ezaesth St
Berbiss Amanda Hayans Hlespent St Johns Pr; Marcel
us ST Kits Betsey, Falmouth ia; Motto, Hasty, New ork
ToplG New London schrs Calao Nassau mp; Eddineton,
s. Thoma Leni'y Gaadaloupe; Jonas Smith, Collect New
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 10.



Cleared.
Ship Eidelia, Hackstaff. Liverpool, z II Marshall.
ship Prentice Smith, London, Cook & Smith.
Ship Colon. Smith Havana spoaord, TiIeston & Co.
Barque Condor, Whiting, Hull, Haviland
Brig Dochiour Br) Wakeham Liverpool, Cook 4 Smith
Brig Judson, Russell, Demersra.
orig Massachusetts,, Collins, New Orleans.
schI Robert Mills, Darling, Aatanzas, ! , Taylor.
Schr Gen Scott Doughty, Richmond
Sc ,r Adrian, Bedei, Norfolk
Schr Traffic, Gardaer, Baltimore, s. N Briggs
sshf ssh salsS sai0f. oaisa Gas s9 Rl!smfiS ffadh.
Schr Jane, Rogers, philsdelphla
ssr sshr W.1.t, Xipa Mnvd Tn Rn.,s" m,s,On
Soop Helen. Perry. New Bedford.
Sioop Vig,lant, Heath Providence.
Sloop Lady Fenwick, Chapman New Haven.
Barge Whale, Baldwin, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Brig Pensacola, Haet. l6 days from Mobile with
Brig Baldwin Basse days from Savannah, with cotton
to Durham & Dimon.
schr Sarah Maria Bsenson Salem, coffee to Farnham
Schr WIN King, Halett, Boston, mdSe.
Schr Homer, Kent Boston, mdse.
Below.
Barque Carissa (of Brunswick 50 days from Bremen with
mdae and passengers to Nesmith Walsh 25th ult the
Grand Bank, lost head of topmast fore
s liant mast, nzen topmast SC.
The pilot boat Washington reports seeing at O'Clock
ship with of fore mizen topgaant mastsno doubt
the Margaret Forbes from Newport W. reported off Block
island 9Th Steamer Jacob Bell going down her assist
ance at sunset.
Ships Huguenot Lverpoo Bruus. Buenos Ayres; Polux
Dan Richaond; brig Judson, West Indies, and others
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

GEORGETOWN, ID. c., Nov, Ii, 1875
llewltt's Oratorio of "Jepthah' met with its usu
al success in Georgetown, last night, Thursday
although il was shorn OF half its brlancy for want
OF an orchestra, the composer having very injudi
ciously, in the opinion Of many Of his friends, al
lowed it TO be performed with an organ alone. In
place OF the beautiful and effective instrumental
symphonies, voluntarles were performed on the
organ, with any but appropriate effect. The Church
was tiled with the beauty and fashion OF George
town; and. although appiaud,ng was Forbidden yet,
from the commotlon and buz-buZ after the exc
cuton OF any choice niorceau, one might presume
that the production gave general satisfaction The
faults IN the choruses might be attributable to Mr..
llewltts new posiion-he having taken his seat at
the organ, and left the direction to one of the gen.
tleinen OF the chorus. Drayion's fine bass voice
toi well throughout the ample space Of the Church.
particularly IN the prayer Of so, Holy Father"
Liiie Miss Dormond WAS not in good voice as
usual, yet she did ample Justice the new solo,
" Inns th- bright and brauutul pass away" Miss
Smith sustained the heroine OF the piece with her
usual moiesty and tenderness. They are 10 hear
m Ora'orlo once more in Washington during the
session OF Congress, II Is to your city. II
u i brought out IN New York, Drayton should OBJ
tan leave cf absence rom his office, and be there
70 pcrsunate th- High Priest.
Our town Is quiet. little activity in flour; other
Wise business Is generally dull.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

There has been iair demand for most descriptions
Market remains firm. Sales Of 200 Kentucky Leaf a,
81 a6I.
The trade of Baltimore in hi, staple is steadily on the
increase The inspections OF the present year will
amount to seventy thousand hogs gsheads The advanta.
ges which that market possesses the Of climate
node business charges active competition of foreign
and domestic capital and other collateral
render OF the best tobacco markets in the Union
after New York.
Our exports show that tobacco usually ranks next to
cotton article of foreign commerce
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

The SHAcKLEs or THE STEAMSHIP Missouri
Ia late number Of this journal we published letter
from our able correspondent Gibraltar, which ex-
planned satisfactorily what the shackles were intend
ed for that were found on the wreck OF this ifated
steamer. Our correspondent also adverted to the In
sulting manner In which our Consul at that place
had been treated by the Governor OF Gibraltar, in
not allowing his reply to the very scurrlous article
which appeared in the London Times, in relation TO
this subject, to be published in the Gibraltar Chronicle
The Union Of Friday contains thirteen explanatory
letters and depositions from Consul al Gibraltar,
Mr. Spragle and H. Low, the contractor for raising
the wreck of this vessel. wherein it appears that
there were not more than between thirty or forty
pair of shackes found all told, instead of carloads,
as was given to the world in the London Times
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

The MEMPHIS CONVENTION. Tine members of the
Tennessee Legislature held mee etlng the h ia
slant and resolved to appoint ten delegates rom their
own body 10 attend the Southwestern Convention at
Memphis, Tennessee. They also unanimously passed
the following resolution "Resolved. That the delegates
appointed he requested to invite the Hon John c. Cal
houn and the Hon Henry Clay together with such other
delegates to said convention from other States they
may proper to take the city OF Nashville their
route and attend the convention proposed to be
held in Nathyille, on the subject OF internal improve
mt
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

The RALEIGH AND GAsroN NRAILRoAp.-Governor
Graham has returned to Raleigh from his examna-
on OF the Raleigh and CASTOR railroad We learn that
the Governor found the road except section
Raleigh and Forestvle in much better condition than
expected aud that after personal survey Of almost
entire track and the inspection of the reports OF
income for the past years. he determined the
agent OF the State at the sale OF the
company's property, to be made the goth Of Decem
ne, next, to BID the maximum prescribed in the
IT OF the General Assembly at the last session. viz
s3000 900, and interest accrued thereon since the
bond, for this amount endorsed by the State
ed which will be IN all abount 1891 0o0-Raeigh Re-
gtMer.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

week. and quote to Liverpool 6-l6 Id; Hsvre, ia
cents.
with those the 9th instant the day
on which the Great Western sailed for Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Mar Nor.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

DOmeAttc ImpOrtatiOns.
MoBILE-Brig Pensacola-452 bales cotton Dillinger
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Mar 4

The supply Of the lowest and highest qualities offered
is small while tar amount OF the medium grades is on
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

Passengers Arrived.
HALiFAx-Brg Acadlan, at Boston-Mr Brgenaw, OF New
York.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

0ry- Governor Poindexter has commenced writing
a OF articles for the Louisville Journal ON the
subject OF emigration and naturalization lie depicts in
strong and iorcbe language the evils resulting from the
emigration of masses OF foreigners to this country and
contends for material changes in our laws to guard
against abuses and frauds in elections. He however
contends aso that the change of the
should be the word of the whole American people, and
not confined TO distinctive partyNat Inteiiigenco,
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
rIIsceIlaneous Record.

PACKET SHir FIpELIA Hackstaff, for Liverpool and the
Havre, Ainswoth for Havre will sail tomorrow Monday
Letter bags close the Exchange Reading Rooms
halfpast II O'Clock.
ARRIVALS CLEARANcEs the port Of New York for the
week ending Nov. 49,:
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

Mr.. McLASE AT LoNDoN-The wholly false re-
port that this gentleman dissatisfied in his present
position and that he wishes this conntry be.
he not entrusted with the settlement oil the Ore
gon question, has the rounds OF the whole whig
press II Is reiterated again and again every variety
of iorm and we notice that il is this morning repeated
IA the iaishgeneer We now reply to for the las.
ume' we state, of our own personal knowledge, that
Mr. McLane, when he went to England, considered it
highy expeden that the Oregon negotiation should be
conducted at Washngton aud that he entertained this
opnoh TOO on conclusive reasons growing of the
a."'e oi Tue question ITSELF and wholly independent Of
ahJ inhi"tion nom the administration the line
hsaoua,ioh TO ue adopted We say further, that Mr..
McLane was not Charged with the Oregon negotiation
ana hat ne was perfectly satisfied that nt
Ana we add 10 tese statements the fact that if MIR Nc
Lane desires to return from mission no intmatop Of
such desire has been received mere Thai no ~ shes
TO return, in spirit OF dissatisfaction and disgust we
learn from the best authority tits wholly gratultous and
untrue Washington Union, Sept a. NV
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
Nv Lsgt sishts SOashsrn Mail.

BALTIMORE; Noy l-Arr schIs Notus WarehEa9%; H9pe
ryaud Bremen Kent Monrova and mkr Sid Br bria
Golden Rule; schrs Ariestes and Rochester ,
NORFOLK, Nov 13-Au schrs Lewis Spcer, Providence
Andes. Dennis. Sid barque Phoenix.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

- WAsHISGToS Nov. IL, lS45
Ctrcmf Comt-fieider Robinson, (colore) rs Jesse f.
Der, Jor an alleged False Imprisonmenf &c Damages
lad al $4,000.
This case up before the Circuit Court oaay and
the particulars upon which this action based are
follows: -
Some time in August. ls43 imme ediately after the trial
Oh H. r. Dowden, tor an alleged embez element of Trea-
say notes Jesse T. Dow ESQ., ofthe Justices Of the
resce ior the county Of Washington, in the District OF
Columbia issued warrant (at the instance it is said of
his Excelency, John Tyler, President OF the United
states for the arrest OF Fielder Robinson the negro up
pom whom the said Treasury notes foundtha the
SAID warrant was placed in the hands of j. " Patten
constable Tor the aforesaid county to arrest the said
Feldor Robinson ad bring him before the said Jesse T.
DOW uhe defendant in this cause Justice of the Peace
&c-that the aforesaid Paten proceeded to Piney Point
where the said Fielder Robinson, the plantif and
arrested him. brought him TO this District carried him
before the said Jesse r. Dow by whom he was commit
ted TO jail IN default OF security.
Messrs. JAMts HoBAN and May appeared for the de-
fence, and NJ CARLISLE and RICHARD S. CoxE for the
plaintiff
The counsel for the plaintiff argued that he was ille
gally arrested and that fom which took
place between the officer arrestng the plaintiff and Ri
chard Coke, Esq Zone of the counsel in this cause
was an illegal one; and hence this action damages
the arrest set FORTH being without the jurisdiction of
the magistrate, and that in this alleged arrest &c there
was an agency existing between the officer Patten and
the magistrate with regard 20 the arrest On the
other hand 1t was contended by the defence that there
was no connection or agreement between the parties
thozing and making the arrest in the alluded
Alter the examination of witness two the case
postponed to Monday next.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

Is. Robinson, Of this city, on the other hand, has
strong CLAIMS as an active politician for many years
and so, more or less, OF all the other candidates
With respect to the clerk, Mr. French, from his ex-
perience and fidelity, will be hard TO beat thouoh
there Is some talk of running Southern candidate
against him. On the subject of the printing, the "
s. Journal is bent upon trying lance or two with
the organ ; and the South we are assured, in any
event, are de- iermned TO keep up the Constitution
In two weeks time, we expect to hear something
more decisive as 10 results. There NAV be some
trouble about the offices and perquises tf Congress
IN the division OF them, but we expect there will be
harmonious compromise of some sort, to the con-
cilIatlon OF all sections, in the end.
The weather has been like June to-day. and il
brought out on the avenue host of pretybu,terles
TO sport an hour in the sunshine