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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

~ LUUlIS.-1DO Tous hes. Charcoal oio0'h''
ID ceived on consignment, und for sale oy ,tpsoN
,yl2u III areeavleS sas"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25
Real estate.

a. TO LET-Ths upper part OF the tw9-siers bI,ek x
2z-1 Bsek fsrlor Kitchen aud two Bedrooms. Apply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25
1llSurQute.

MUTUAL BENEFIT Lie Insurance Company,
lV1Oifice No II Wal.st
public:
Lives only insured at the lowest rates Of premium .
The premium if $50 may be paid III cash and gins
in second II months bearing per cent interest or
It may be paid monthly quarterly
No person is liable beyond the amount OF his premium
married may insure the life OF her husband free
from any demands of his creditors.
There will annual division OF profits payable in SCRIPT
Certificates bearing 81 cent which interest IS
payable annually In Cash
DIRECTORS.
Rensselaer, Ravens, Robl l.. Patterson
Cullaume Merle, Seth Low,
VIM. A. +. Pentz, Chas. > Machnett
Lewis c. Grover, Thos. b. Segur,
Henry IcFarRn, Marcus L. Ward,
VIM. NJ Simpson, Edward anthony
ROBT. L. PATTERSON, Prest
BENZ. C. MILLER, Sec'ry.
Jos. l.. LORD, Agent
JAMES STEWART, NJ D. (No. BonJ-st) Medical EXani-
iner he Office daily 10 8 O'clock. ~ 2tlyiI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

DIRE INSURANCE.-The Mutual Insurance Com
pauy OF the City of New York, Office No. "a formerly
No. 52l WastThe Directors have the satisfaction 10 In.
form the public that all claims this Company occasiOned
by The disastrous fire, and all other Claims have been
adjusted and paid in full and they deem il proper 20 add
that although their have bean somewhat nph red 10y
the ate the Company have sl securely invested
capital of TWO HUNDRED AND EIGETY-ttVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company continue insure against loss damage
by fire favorable terms similar institutions in this
city.
rbe Company commenced business in 1887, the cid
Mutual System and continued up the year 1909 when
tie Mutual plan abandoned and charter obtained
retaining the original but inappropriate name, the bust
Inc Company since that period has been based on ia
INVESTED CAPlTL divided into shares OF fifty dollars each
BY order, GEORGE IRELAND, President.
A B. McDoNALp, Secretary.
New-York October ? itll. 1856 $50 Il cod
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4]ublit gOmpepanrrs, or.


.T"A NEW ARRANGEMENT-FAP
80 lsRsDuCED-IndependcD Line for Nsr
pon, Proy;dence and Boston-Direct-Thr.,
tirnes week each wsyThe Staznch and ysvoT,e Ses,
boat NEPTUNE. commanded by CapiWu1 Rolirs hsyis,
completed her Improvements will Resume regul.r trns
on Saturday 5ls Msy. followG-Lcsve New-Yok fr6,
Pier No s. North River for Newport Providence md Be-,
ton direct on Monday Wednesday and Friday at elosi
P ~ sr!viug in Providence In time for the morning r.s
of cars TO Boston Taunton New Bedford, Fall River Re
and also with The steamboats, running Ea, on
The Rennebec and Penobscot rivers RETUkSINe WIN
esve Providence for Newport and New-York. on Tues
cay Thursday ana Saturday, al O'clock P. 81 on The
s-va OF the IL O'Clock Mail Train OF Cars from Boston
PIsx from New-York to Boston, esbin,...-.... els
:" :" deck passengers l,S1l
to Newport esbia 80
=" deck %
Providence cabin IS
No charge FOR berths.
Al kinds U. Freight taken OF the lowest rsles
yoE further particulars, enquire OF
GEO. &. EAIRCRlLD, No. ls Wesisrecl
az OF JOHN X. RICHMOND, Providence,
and at tho otrce OF. IT, steamboat landing. oa
All persons ara forbid trusting his Bos eneepi 90 W.T.
ten order from the Captain no other bills viii pc psd
,T-as MOTTO Change of nours-etor Boston
a-stSS.lNvi via Norwich and Worcester. On and s.le7
saturday Nov si, the steamboats, CLEO
PATRA and WORCESTER VIII leave South side pier NO
" f. daily O'Clock instead Of O'Clock as heeo,ote
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JUST PUBLlSEEU,
rENHE, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for Schools, lisos-
tra:e5 BY go engrsvirgs and IS maps, with globe
map on new plan In vol 4to. by S G. Goodrich author
Of Peter Psreys Tales, &c
The above work has already been Introduced INTO he
Public Schools of Rochester and in number OF others
The FIRST edition Is nearly disposed OIL the second
will be published In few days.
SO, HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE. ZIG Pear-st
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, SC.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Gold snd Silver d.
IA pick, Patent Lever Anchor Escapemeut Lepine and
Vertical WATCHES selected from the beat Manufacturers
In Europe, which viii be WARRANTED perfect Time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

G4I0NnDN LINE OF Pack.t-Packet ootp M
SeL OF Decnnber-Ths splendid packe, ship fk Isoys
ALBERT, VIM. s. S.bor, master, WIZ ssi o.
her regular day. +,, sscort
Having very superior accommodations FOR csDl, .s.t
cabin and seersge passengers persons wishing 70
should make early application board foot Of q
The pscs.t shp ST. james T. r Myer master, VIII ia Ss
coed the Prince Albert and sail on the lsioi JaHuA'
regular day. -, IAN Rave
them this country by the above mn az
or any OF the Lne sailing from London on me ' MS
9Th of each month. by applying M above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12
Police Reform.
EDITOR OF THE IIERALD--


Perceiving in yesterday mornings paper an ac-
count OF an attempt to commit an outrage on
little girl, at Gothic Hall, on Saturday, wish to
mention an occurrence, which witnessed lew
days ago in the upper part Of the city; and which
illustrates the barbarous state OF morals existing
among large portion oil the community.
On Friday last, about midday, some half dozen
good looking young girls, decently dressed, and
about from fourteen to eighteen years of age, were
walking up Chryslle street. and when passing some
slaughter houses, near Houston street, were bru-
tally attacked by several sutcher boys and rowdies,
who were lettering about, who seized two OF the
girls, Qhe others escapng,) and, in spite OF their
struggles and screams, treated them in most rude
and indecent manner. Now, what state OF So
ciety is this, Mr.. Editor, when young girls cannot
walk the streets in open day, without meeting with
such rufiianly assaults. Had this occurred during
the evening, it Is easy to imagine how Tar those
rulIians would have gratifed their base inclna-
tons.
Such instances of violence, committed in our
streets at open day, call loudly for some proper,
efficient aud independent police system. AT pre-,
sent no female can pass with safety unattended
through any retired street-the broad light OF day
furnishes no protection. Respectfully Yours,
NEW YORKER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12
Common Pleas.

before Judge UJshoeifar. EW..e
MARcH il.-Robert Hall, Us. II, Waterbesry and F. b.
Waterbe'ry-In this case, already noticed, the Court
charged that ii defendants knew Of plaintiffs being in
forwards to their knowledge then their proceedings
were null and void, and the committee appointed to the
management Of plaintiffs affairs had right to recover.
Alter entering fully iuto the merits Of the CASE his Ho
nor left 1t to the disposal OF the jury, who rendered
dict for plaintiff of $l6S 35. .411n&
Samuel Philips, rs. Kipp = Brown.-This was an nc
ton OF trespass to recover damages for assault and
battery alleged to have been committed under the follow
ing circumstances The defendants in this the
well known omnibus propretors and appeared that
or about the Sd Of September last young child Of the
plaintiffs (about six years Of age) in company with
other young girl were in the act Of passing the
Courtlandt Streets Of defendants stages within
about 81 feet distance Of the crossway, when plaintiffs
child unfortunately tripped stone and FELL and
either from careessness IN the driver or from his being
unsuccessful in pulling his horses the stage passed
over the thigh Of the child, and injured the limb
verely conne her to her bed for long times and
also from the injuries she then sustained she has been
slightly lame since This action is brought for
the loss of the services Of the child the expenses which
her parents have been put to- Sc Defendants moved for
nonsu the ground that the father could not legally
bring action unless the child old be able
render actual and valuable services her parents which
in the present instance was not the Overruled
For defence then set that when the child left the
pathway to the street. they only few feet in
advance Of the omnibus and that impossible the
driver to pull up his horses in time 1t also shown
that the children not passing the crosswav hut
In different part of the street. II also commended
that defendants had offered the plaintiff compensation for
the injuries his child had received Verdict this forenoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

MONEY MARKET.
Tmesdav March ll-0 II. Nls

There general decline in stocks today. a very
slight panic spread through the street and Quotations s
sonington declined u Norwich Worcester Reading
Railroad Il Vicksburg !; Farmcrs Loan Il renhsyvsna
o's, !. Illinois Indiana !; Morris Canal .; Harlem :;
Long Island Ohio 6s closed firm at Yesterdays prices
The transactions were not very extensive ana the
very much depressed It appears almost Impossible 70
keep prices with everything in favor OF the bulls so Lar
as tho money market concerned. They are unable to
sustain quotations, or prevent the bears monopo
The movements in Washington in relation to the an.
nc Ration Texas aud the course the Mexican Minis
ter intends pursuing, no doubt have had an unisvoraDe
influence upon the stock market and In measure
produces part Of the existing depression in prices The
Mexican Minister in demanding his passports merely
acts in 10 orders received from his govern
ment sometime since, but we are satshed there WIN
be no movement made by the Mexican government Of
hostile nature. protest Will no doubt % maae ~
the government and oil intercourse between that ana
this government cease but that war or anything oil
warlike than what at present exists, Will
expect that this question will DO agated by the bears
wall street, for the purpose Of affecting quotations
political movements has already been than
the actual contamination Of the fears entertained by ma
NY operators would have produced These things.
with the uncertainty that rests upon the movements OF
the banks end the present high prices for many Of the
fancy stocks used much for speculaop must keep the
market from any material improvement
The return Of Gov Davis and David Leavitt, ESq from
Springfield Illinois, created considerable excitement todsy
in Wall street. and the advices they bring from the Lee
gsature that State Of the most satisfactory nature
The Senate finally passed the revenue bill as 1t came from
the House. including all the sections in favor ofhe Cana
and crcdtors OF tho State. The bill published
Monday morning has become law Of the State and the
credit Of Illinois Is once more redeemed.
The stamp Tax bill which passed the Maryland House
OF Delegates by rvots OF 80 to 49, has been defeated in
the Senate by tie vote The Canal bill has passed the
House by vote Of 3s 81 The legislature in comPli.
with provision Of the constitution, adjourned last
evening.
The receipts from customs in Boston, during the months
of January and February l845 and the corresponding
months OF the last year, compare as follows:-
PoRT OF BosroN-REyEnUE FROM CUSTOMS.
l845. 1914.
January. ........... .$207, Ol6 l74 600
February. ....... ;. 4l2,2so $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

BARBADoEs.-We have received our papers from
Biidgeton, Barbados, to the Sth Of February, in.
elusive being five days subsequent to the occurrence Of
the fearful and destructive fire which Devastated the
part Of that town. The loss by this fire nearly hOu
ses and the destruction of property (of which but tr
fling part nsured has been estimated from one
and ahai to two millions of dollars The fire originated
in the sorehouse Of Isaac Lobo in Swan street. and
occasoned by tho negligence of mulstress cook. In
der to arrest the progress of the fire. the military
st. AIMS were ordered to town, and by blowing down
the lettering walls. added materially to prevent
fearful devastation Marines and sailors ren the various
vessels war in tho port also ordered for service
with the vew At last dates ty-six Of the demo
niaca wretches who engaged in the robberies oil
warehouses and residences during the fire. have been
rested and are in prison Fully oncfourth Of the
best part Of the town has been destroyed among which
are the offices Of the Barbados Globe and Of the
West Indian newspaper The Office of the Standard
though dismantled in anticipation of the disaster
providentally saved. The Bishop had addressed cir
used in remembrance Of the event-Philad u S. Ga.
zefte, March IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

ARREST vBuRcLAR-Last night the store of Crolius,
Duaan x Graham OF nj Water street, was burgarously
entered and check upon the Manhattan Bank for $sO0
and brass clock and IS in money and two bolts Of duck
dy offered the check the bank to get cashed but the
psying teller refused do till ives endorsed The man
left and etcers Stephens and Gil Hays having been sent
for when returned he arrested il
ascerained that the check had been s,sen The officers
arrested the and two others who were in hs compa-
ny. They gave their names Joe jones' Peter Rutland
and John lily att the latter coored boy They oil
committed for examination. N ff1T#FF &F f4e
STEALING FROM THE WATCH Housg-John Rysn was
arrested and committed for stealing coat worth $40
from Thomas Coates out Of the LIST District Watch House
COrOncr's Office march ll.-Nothing ct the Coro-
ners Office to-day except cases heretofore published
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12
Amuscmcnts.

PAIMo's OPERA HousE.-Thls popular place OF
amusement was filled to OVERLOOKING last night, by
the most fashionable and audiences that
hos assembled there for time The price adms-
sion has been reduced to IS cents and two operas being
the most crowded house of the season. The vrginsn
Girl and Shin de Heel-a will be repeated tonight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

A HINT TO FIRE KNGs.-We recommend any
gentleman ambitious of playing the part Of Sire
King" la Chabet, to purchase one Of Viii
ders patent Salamander Safes, made by Mr..
Herring, of 139 Water street, for his oven. He
may then stand furnace heat for day or 80, and
come out cool az cucumber,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

New YoRK Town ELKcnoNs-T albany Ad-
votiser gives returns from eighteen counties They
show the choice of 1sl wings TO 1876 democrats
The wing majority is now As; last year the demo
cratic majority was 81 ; wing gain &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12
In Chancery.

Before Vice Chancellor McCoun.
MARCH, :llth.-Decision-Eiish b. Sacken Us. jacob
CoOrdered that much OF the order Of 18th Febru-
ary made in this cause Restraints the defendant
selling any portion of the wine pledged with defendant
by the firm of Devoe and Cunningham, be discharged
and that defendant be at liberty sell such brandy and
in other respects that injunction sue according to
the prayer Of the bill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

Tint more violent than Beware OF Them Tor they
frequently the harbngers &c consumption Do wear
thin shoes and do flannel II these prevention
fall there is sl certain remedy within reach, the
justly celebrated Southern Balm prepared by Shecu Co..
Broadway Resort TO this invaluable before your
cough cold has fixed itself upon the lungs Undecided itself
elusive evidence OF its qualities and merits, pamphlets
Broadway For sale by druggists generally throughout thc
limited States. -. --9- ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

ELECTION IN RocHEsTER.-The Common Coun-
Gil of Rochester has declared Rufus Keller to have
been elected Mayor Of that city. 1t is thought that
he will not serve. TWAS lite vote with the people
and the Common Council; the casting vote of the
present Mayor elected him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

NAuvoo.-The Illinois Legislature has refused to
new the cid one The people rejoice over this it is said
a wise thing. Pity they had not condemned the
wise charter granted to the Mormons org ago. But the
game sup. They were made to serve party end no
longer wanted they will be cast away worthless. hat
is the fate Of all dupes Light breaks in upon them just
an hour or 30 too late.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

DANIEL CONE TO JUDaMENT.-O of the
small beer iiterati who edits Whitley brown sheet
in the neighborng and fourishng village Of Brook
Ign, has just discovered, with the aid of the lee
turer on Sh kspeare from Cape Cod, that the great
dramatist "knew nothing whatever of female
character" Indeed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

90 Gen. Almontc, Mexican Minister, was hon.
ored with the first signature Of the new Secretary
Of State, Mr. Buchanan, attached tolhis passports
on Monday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12
General SassIons.

Before the Recorder, and Aldermen Drake and Devoe.
MArHLw G. PArERsor, District Attorney.
MARoH ll-Trial Of Ragee concluded-Upon the open
ing OF the Court the Recorder charged the Jury in this
case.
At ten minutes past twelve o'clock the Jury retired.
After absence Of an hour and five minutes the Jury
came into Court, and rendered verdict Of guilty.
Mr. PATERSON gave notice that he should try the prson
or upon other indictments.
AS soon as the Jury in, it evident from their
that they had convicted the prisoner and
he seemed to beperecy aware the fact for he did not
change counteDance when verdict pronounced.
IfialI Grand Larceny-Joseph J. Lane was tried and
convicted OF grand larceny, in stealing $3S from MIR
Lyman Booth, negro steward Of whaling vessel
S44 OF the money was found upon the person of Lane
Sentence deferred till Friday.
Trial for Assault ai Battery scith intent 10 KiHRobt
Coyle was tried upon an indictment for the above offence
in sabbng with sheath knife Benjamin Baker, por
ter house. No 20 Catherine Slip on the 22d February last
in the evening.
BAKER testified that the prisoner was playing game Of
domnoes with an old man who was drunk, and that the
old man pushed against Coyle which caused him to get
angry, and he struck the old harder than Baker
thought necessary and he demonstrated with Coye, who
then approached him, and witness pushed him He
then he would take the life oi Witness and left the
groggey but after returned with sheath knife in
his hand and asking him what he Intended to do with
it. he replied kill you" (witnes Witness then took up
stool, and pushed Coyle away, wherenp0n Coye made
plunge at the witness, who struck down his drm and
the knife entered the left hip making slight wound.
mThe Court assigned L. b. SHEPPARD Esq, counsel
for the prisoner but the evidence too conclusive to
admit Of doubt and tho Jury convicted the accused
and that his poverty had been the OF his conviction;
that he had only used the knife in selfdefence.
The Court remarked that the accused did not bear the
rreproachabe character having spent six years
his life ut Sing Sing for killing his wife. and he was
dangerous man. the Court would send him for years to
the State prisoner.
PnrsosER-"lf live to come out I'll commit it over
again" s
Trial for Grand Larceny. Peter Johnson black man.
tried and acquitted charge Of grand larceny in
stealing from Thomas Dunn OF u Orange street. pocket
book containing $50 and silver watch The evidence
against him entirely insufficient, and the character
oil the prisoner proved to be unexceptionabe and
the District Attorney did not ask for conviction alter
hearing the evidence for the defence At O'clock the
Court adjournte till tomorrow at ii o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

u. s. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. is reported that
Robert Emmett, Esq, has, through the influence
Of Messrs. Buchanan and Dallas, received the ap.
pointment Of District Attorney for New York city
in place of Ogden Hoffman, Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

The ELDRIDGE STREET PRIsoN.-Have the
"Prison Association" yet made any report rea-
tive to the condition and management Of this
oaol7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

EXPRESS MAIL.-The Government express to
New Orleans has been discontinued. The regular
mail is to be expedited twelve hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12
County Court.

This Court met last evening. Mr.. Hoffman addressed
the Court the part Of the prosecution after which the
Court adjourned to F-'aav newt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

sANQuiRIco's CONCERT has been postponed ill
Monday the oath inst, in consequence of the holi
days occurring next week. When he does give
il, it will be bumper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

ARRIVAL OF THE MAILS. Three Southern Mails
arrived yesterday, and two Western Mails.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12
Deafnese ndcNaIr's Acoustlo Oh, Tor nil

Deafness-Dr. McNair's Acoustic Oil, ncr All
complaints the Ear This article IS good a. Is cse
brated has besn known cases OF Tony snans
whsr the patient has not been able 20 hear LOT
for the Of humming the head and ears Is unys
led How numerous Of suffering a.
were almost constantly buzzing noises IN th-r ears
sounds like the falling Of which are sure symptoms
Of Deafness TO all such conldenuy recon-
mend Dr. Nairs Oil relief Sold at I'll Couranut
street; 1870 Fulton Brookyn 90 Second street. 81 oas
20 Poydras street, New Orleans North fifth street, fhiia
~ fremont Row, Boston
A New Discovery, by which all stoves and
Pe, or Crates may kept black with beautiful polish
ma coach brdy by application This arnis Is an
sutr new inyeaton and surprises and delights all who use A.
Suecimens of aud IN ue may ne seen al Court
where the POLISH be had at the Of % cents
ner boe il will prevent all pipes and stoves from rustins
/ through the summer
| medical Notice--,rhs Advertisements OF the
Nav Yor COLLEGE of Medicine and Pharmacy established f
he Suppression Quackery in the cure Of an WI
paper. w e ny - IL. (,oiieps as Nassau afro.
All PhiIsdsIphia kHbscriptAons 20 the
HERALD must be paid agens Zieber Co. Ledger
Builduq. Third street, Chestnut, where shsie COPIES
may be obtained daily at O'CLOCK a. al. =, .;,
~ All the and cheap tuDhcsAious oi 'ae ~ ~
y With the exception Of paper the Herai9 % leea
as much perhaps in Philadelphia any paper pup'isnea
that cty aiorug valuable MEDIUM TO adveit,ses Aqvo
emens the agents at hall past aociocN WIZ AZ
| pear in the Herald next day. "a A,..sg ~ ~