davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28
City lntelIgcncesr

Police Office, April 27.-ARREsr FOR GRAND LAR
cENY-Oiceis Mc9rath and Htuhwsite last night or.
rested gentleman DaneI John b. Edwards, upon
ch,rg Of grand larceny In having stolen hundred
sovcragrs from Mr. Rosert Seabrook, of South Carroll
na At Tresen. rojor-ulne at the Asor House The
gentlemen had been hail fellow well met" together and
been about slipping from every fowern &C.. and MIR Ed
wards was awsrs that Me. seabrook had one hundred
sovercgs In his trunk On Thursday last the aforesaid
tfunk dscoversd Under the bed OF Mr. g., and On
opening Vt found Thar the 10 had gone. Mr.. Edwards sud
denly b Coming lsh and buy ing breastpns &C. 1t was
suspected that he WASN'T 80 honorable gentleman he
ought to he.
AaaEsr OF EuoiTivE Officer Stephens arrived this
morning from sinore hsv, ug in his custody Mr. Bob
by Mortis. bsuer known as Sou.hwck, on a charge Of
having stolen wagon ara harness. and horse worth
all about $500, the properly OF Timothy Townsend abo ut
year since He succeeded IN evading justice the time
upon sfrdw bail.
BUaeLARvTfe Cabin &c the Italian brig Pr ldent w.
ing the foo OF Msiien lane vsa broken open last
AMI robbei oil q frock coat pockstboak worth $24,
silver wa'cb made rs Betraad all the property OF Capt
Joseph Garni No erte.t
Corouer's Once, April 20 SUDDEN DEArH
Nr Moses Ward, Of 10Th street, clerk in the newspap
apartment Il the Pcs oic died yesteJday very sudden
iy, as supfos N d Of sropl,xy. He had been
claiming o. illness for sone hours AMI leaning upon
table when he suddenly fell upon he floor and expired
The Cooler y III hold an irqn. st tomorrow.
Arorn-R.-Ths Coroner called to hold On inquest
At 36 Spring street, upon the body Of person named
olsmsn. who died at tina above place last night Tho de-
nd when shore IN the habit oil drinking hard and
probably the Of his death apeplexy produced
by the too frAe ne ofsp uous liquors An inquest will
be held TO morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

The total smou OF debts cue and becoming due thee
banks was on the oth Apr lsa5, 81 oo2 $50 Of which
Sl23i657 40 were running to maturity Sis7, l2i 10 In
'uit, and $eal9s y9 under protest OF the aggregate
amount in hand, $,ass.lst 70 were considered good.
sst $50 81 doubtful and $40 800 10 bad In October 1884,
The banks held demands amour ing TO AT 0A2 II Of
which l59 AL % consider goo $bs s76 oodoutt
tu AMI 500 44s bad. The asts Of the banks accord
ng 10 these statements Ia better condition in Apr
1915 than in October, 1914 Out Of debts amounting TO
81 o77 o4a IL in October 1874 Sill $40 Ia were consis
I'd doubtful and bad, while out OF debts amounting In
Al ooa $50 in APRIL is45 only $li4 s6 oe we're considered
ioubtiul and bad.
From April is44 to April, s4b. the sgsresat
lad varied materially very slight decreas in dis
aud deposits has been submitted TO- while the
sine In the cvcula ou s important feature and
larger per cent The increase in specie has been trhng
From April 1874 great increase every
isportmont but ia the Discount line The banks Of
Georgia appear be conducted very judciously, and
rict adherence to the principles upon which they have
conducted for the st two yesrs will per.
nsnsnt and productive existence. The banks Of sorea
nave bee,, in former yeas extended In all the ftrent
departments those Of any other State in the Union In
proportion to their number and Gssnt Of capital We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28
PERSONAL Movements.

Col Polk brother Of the President and Charge dafsres
Naples returned to this city yesterday and his
residence at the Astor House
Tho Hon Chiffon Allan has been unanimously nomina
ted candidate for Congress- by whig convention of the
ninth Congressional District Of Kentucky.
Mr.. Kirkmsn, with his stable Of Ane race horses in
which Is the celebrated Payons arrived at Baltimore on
Thursday, on their way to this city
Col Mcdonald, of Florida received from the Apala-
chicoa Chamber Of Commerce, set of castors worth
Sl0l a. premium for the best lot OF cotton Of twenty
bales brought into that market.
Moses Gosson, while getting into omnibus at Har-
rsburg on Thursday, was run and died In short
time. He was married the evening before.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

Who, that has ever sailed In tropical cll-
maes has net admired tbs beautiful Nautilus (rulsafe Por
uEuess mar-owar floating like fairy thing upos the
estcs The passing breeze Dr. GOURAUDs Naiian Med
-whie Is wondesip properties in removing Tan PimpIes,
nrckIes Sunoura, Saiowness Rouehnes Eryspslas Salt
sss Pf: spd Ss us.ul Medeeted Soap
ence they will royely eradicate hair without,
injqrnns the skin What Lady wond he without GOUR-
1iS yhss9sI and .mGehe Of d. skin invented
psseded ell other preparations heighrn colou il
paris 20 Pale cheeks rspnden and permanent tint
:, sense Q. bearing after having been deprived Of bless
Of the head ear-sche other comraio arising
orderedympanu these Drops will be found be Invaluable
kst the public therefore sauonsd
from Broadway.
Agsnts- Chestnut street. Philadelphia Milk STREET Bos-
ton; Fierce Albany Backus Bull Troy Seth g. Hance
Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

CHEATED THE GALLows-A man, named Am.
brose H. Jones, about so years of age, who was
under sentence Of death for numbering his stop mother
at Greenve. 8. c., committed suicide, by hanging him
self in his cell the l4h inst. His wife visited him
about half hour previous to the commission of sui.
eide when he told her it was the last time she would
him alive and requested her to visit the prison again
the expiration OF hour He left the following note ad
dressed to the Sheriff -
"CoL. d. HsxE :-Dear Sir-I have saved YOU the
trouble. AMBROSE H. JONES'
/" / AN innocent Of the charge" w#
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

ASSASSINATION "A letter dated Bayou Lafourche,
April 18th, furnishes the following information .
fghtful occurrence took place few days since,
Pincourtvile On Wednesday last negro belopgin
Mr. Vsa, stabbed Mr.. Moran Simonneau, with poignsrd
The latter had been watching the negro for days
when on Wednesday, between II and - O'Clock night
he perceived him attempting to cross the bayou He call
cd to him 70 stop and rushed forward to seize him. but
sooner had he touched him. than the negro plunged his
dagger in his breast the shoulder Mr. Simonneau
not expected to lve The murderer arrested yes
terday tried to-day, and sentenced to he hung next
Thursday, on the spot where he committed the crime"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

The OUrRAGEs IN LINCOLN County We have
information from Lincoln county up to Yesterday.
place at Turnbulls Monday, abandoned and is
probable that the law will now be permitted TO take hold
Of those who have violated IT, The two Turnbulls and
Norral were still living. 1t is said that at the time Of
the first ARRAY, officer among the assailants with
warrant for the apprehension of Of the Turnbulls
and that such resistance was net expected-St Louis
Repubican, April IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

comparison Of the current prices OF the close Of the
past week. and Of tho week previous shows improve
ment in Long Island Of u per cent? Mohawk 03 Harlem
2; Canton 23 Farmers Loan Norwich and Worcester
I'll Ohio g. l; Illinois S. IL; Penn. o., II; stonngton
al Erie Railroad ?; vicksburg Ii Reading II, Morris
Canal H. The only stock in this table showing decline
in the same PERIOD is East Boston, which has fallen on
hslf per cent
Michael Ryan, Esq, one OF the Commissioners of Il
nos arrived in this city to day. business I'd
with the Illinois aud Michigan Canal and the finances Of
The State.
Th@ Baltimore market ia without change. Banks and
private capitalists have outlet for all their means and the
legal rate Of interest maintained 10 all operations Set
Elements for balances among the banks frequent and
urged nlmany the constant and steady drain
Of coin for remittance 10 the North by the brokers'
The Union Manufacturing Company OF Maryland has
declared dividend Of eight per cent? four dollars per
share, for the last year.
The value Of the exports from New Orlsans for the st
quarter OF lsas, was much greater than for the
bonding period In previous year. The total amount
was $l6,7sA,9o4
EXPORTS FROM NEw ORLEANs.-FIasr QUARrEn lo4S
Domestic merchandise exported in Janusry $3.50 o79
February sS367s7 81
March 66s3,223 GO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

w. A. Matthews cannot sufficiently thank
his aud friends for their ions his b. half
during the late dreadful calamity TO the Bowrry theatre
He them that although four times visited by the
suc,iye element yet beat but Intends conduct
as and hopes that he shall lose their
esteemed patronage.
THEATRE HOTEL, so bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

BRoKE JAM.-The West KentncktQm saysthat the
Jail Of Livingston county at Salem, was broken open
Sunday night Last, and all the prisoners escaped.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

Physoogy The Laws oil Health md KeoTmd Practice oMe
dcine will be given at the Hall, of Broadway and
oock + M to iaoies and genemen The va ious organ,
and diseases Of tn. will be described improved
method Of select class Of ladi,s will be med
seh ds a. 10 O'Clock and given Physiology AID
Anaotoncsl Figure. Plate Models and Wax Preparlons
Tickets for the dollasnge tick crnts-o be
had al No, 76 BoweTy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

STEAMER G. VANDERBILT was safe at Whining
ton, N. G on tue 23sd inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

APRIL AZ. Gi5sr ~ NJ ~ Saek.tt-The verdict in th
case was In favor Of plaintiff ~ 500 &c. subject TO tn
opinion Of the Court Oh a case TO be inside out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

ONO RIvEa.--At Wheeling, on Thursday, there
were four feet OF water in the River.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28
Asthma Is one OF the most formidable com.

I lnts hat the sknI phytican has contend wi h. I'M
difficulty Of beshing roublesome cough. ofsaocaJo
The head inability lie ind the fea,u anxiety
q mind attending parosy.m, Often beyond Dr.
Folgers Ulossonan All.ieang Balls grat remedy
or tnis disease, rhaps the great The world II has
formed rome oi he most .ureng cures record All wis
il, effects prouounees Ne the qoic medy ever known
Fot sale At the principal oic LOG Naau one door above
Ann, and al MIRA. hays 1879 Fslton st., BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

DEATH IN THE PosT OFFICE. One of the Posi-
Office clerks, Mr. Ward, fell down in fl yestcr-
day morning, while engaged in his duties, and ex-
PRED almost Immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28
sick sto,nsch.-wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills

Sick stomach bee they from the body tho,e
humors which he OF headaches aud sick
mach weak nerves lowntss OF spirits aud ohr dist essDR
comraints From three to six Of s ndal Veg abe Pills,
taken night going bed viii short me
Of sck stpmach at thu SAM the dIges
ton vi improved, and the blosd 20 eomp ely whsd
BEWARE OF CcuTTERrEIrs The public are cautioned
initial artic boiled in and called
Ell Indian Vesstahl- Fills
The only certainty Of getting the right medicine 70
and all be PARTICULAR TO ask for Wrghs Indian Vege
table Pills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28
T0tal valua.
$is,7s4.Ms o.

IUtdl . .$IO,7b2,v4O u
The exports Of Cotton have been larger this year than
usual From Sept ls, 1914. to April isth the exports
were I'll a9 bales ogans. bs ao for the corresponding
period the previous Season The exports Of Sugar this
son have been much larger than last while the move
ments in Tobacco are about the usual The OK
pris Of Flour have been larger while Pork Bacon snd
Lard have fallen off The aggregate export from New Or
leans this season Of the rncpa staples have been greater
than ever before in tho same period.
The semi report of the Bank Of the State Of
Georgia and branches for April dses not show any ma
crai alteration in the general Of these instu
lions. We annex statement showing the aggregate
operations in April this year and last:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

Dailey's Magical Pain Extractor, At M.
agency 81 Walker street, first from broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

Beai's Hair Restorative, Mt his Agency, o.
Walker 81. LIST store Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

MedSCHJ NOuIcn.-Fhe NdVcrtSsstM eNta OF ths
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy ss5shsd o
M Suppression Of Qpackery IN the of all diseases vii
oersser arrem the fourth and last column OF M
w. - RICHARDSON. NJ ID. ARtnt
Dice and Consul Inc Rooms of the College Nsasaa
All Pns.-dssghis sNoscriptions 20 tns
saALn must he psid TO the emily authorized Agents Moef
x 20, Ledge Building, Third street. Chestnut isim
10 cints month, including he snnday parei q % Gnu
wifhont 10 delivered es OF In part Of nta
cents.
The WEEKLY HERALD also for sale every Saturday morn
myPce 6k cents - per annum, delivered 10 any part o.
Al the and cheap rgbcston. Tor or, i,e AZ 'ner
o. With the exception OF one paper, the 'hefMi y rae
s much perhaps, Phlsiepha any paper pubhsnea 10
thar city affprdinR valuable medium advertisers hdver
tircmsu handed the agents At half past O'clock will sp
nssr I. H. Hsysld nsrt dsY. HN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

tHs VIRGINIA University TROUBLES have all
been settled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

VIRGINIA ELEcTroN.-ltis very likely, judging
from the returns already received, that the demo-
Gratis have secured majority in the recent cleo
ton. 1t is pretty certain that the following men,
beers of Congress have been elected:
Dis. l--Archibald Atkinson, democratic.
6-John A. Seddon, .. democratic.
TT N. Bayley,'.. ...... democratic.
S-R. M. T. Hunter, ;. :. :. democratic.
To- BOdinReI .dem00ratic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

LATE FROM TINE CAPE OF GOOD HoPE.-We have
received the Cape To,on Gasate, of the 2lst OF
Feb. 1t contains nc news except relative to Ruano
OF that article it gives the following intelligence
We announce that in order 10 facilitate the commercial
transactions connected with the obtaining OF gyapo cen
ocs for Maagas Island saldenha Bay snd Patei
island st Helena Bay, for the numerous ships at pro
sent arriving from lehabos in ballast the
have acceded to such with the
will enable them to give every facility to the despatch Of
vessels intended to load this valuable article
will be observed that permission Is given TO If
guano either at Malagas Island sadenha or Pater
noster slsnd s Helena Bsy) at the option OF the mae
ters OF the vessels and although there great ma ura
facilities for loading at Psternoser Island yet the
rails for stage have been shipped FIR that place. and Nd
officer from Her Msesy's customs likewise procceis to
Paternoster Island
We have received letters from saldeahn Raw nm 10 the
10th Irst from which the following arc ex,rscs =
Every thing 10 getting on very well on Msiasss II
land; some of the Captains quite del GIFTED th
guano. 1he Captsin Of the American snip Canton, has
made pit twenty feet deep, and the siren 9Th OF he
guano at the bottom 10 so powerful that il was almost
impossible for me to remain In the pie for two
have been informed that great many vessels have
sailed from Ichaboe for Saldenha Bay.
six vessels have taken up brtha or sta 10 Malsga
Iaand an where they safely ride contenied with tte
position
We glad 10 state that the convenience oft masters
OF vessels ing in Saldenha has been afforded to by
the government BY arrangements ns made for establish
ing weekly post 10 and from Hoees Bay, Immediately
on the beach near the principal anchorage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

This shows q democratic gain Of one member
IN the 9th district-R. M. T. Hunter in place Of
Willoughby Newton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

AFFAIRS IN HAYrI.-The Eliza Leland, Captain
Pendleton. arrived yesterday from st. Domingo.
She sailed thence on the Sd inst.
There had been great excitement at that place
in consequence Of the discovery Of conspiracy to
subvsrt the existing government. II was increased
by the arrests Of several persons concerned in it,
After the execution, however, Of four of the con
spirators, order was restored.
This was probably part OF Herrard's party. We
have yet to hear how that chief has succeeded in
his attempt to revolu,ionize the island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28


HIGnLY IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS RELATIVE TO
The LATE CHINESE Treaty We give in this days
paper some very Interesting developments relative
30 the negotiation of the late treaty with China.
The correspondence is sufficiently explicit, and
presents thes prominent actors in that business In
the true light. 1t is quite evident that TO Commo.
dore kearney belongs the credit and honor OF
taking the preliminary steps, and, in fact, conduct.
ing to successful issue, the Chinese negotiations.
Great injustice was, indeed, done to the gallan,
Commodore, by the ignorance, prejudice and OBJ
tuseness Of the late President and Secretary Of the
Navy, and by whom his merits and Iabors were
kept hidden in the files Of the Navy Department
But we have been enabled to bring them forth, and
and to show that not to politician or statesman
oil the day, but to gallant officer OF the American
navy, this country is really indebted for the success
Ct the Chinese negotiations. We do not mean to
detract at all from the merit Of Mr.. Webster or
Mr.. Gushing in the part they have respectively
taken in this business Mr. Cushing has shown
himself to be man OF great tact and discernment,
and good deal of talent. He conducted hs share
of the negotiation with a great deal Of skill and
diplomacy, but both he and Mr.. Webster have
done great injustice to Commodore Kearney, in
this matter, by attempting to claim all the honor
of completing the treaty with China
1t will be seen from the correspondence,
which we publish to-day, that all the
principal points of that treaty and the dispo-
ton Of mind necessary to bring the Chinese to
make it. were effected by the exertions Of Com
modore kearney-by his good sense and directness
Of purpose, and the vessslswhich he commanded
1t is indeed quite unworthy Ct the fame and repu-
r
tat they should attempt 10 monopolise the great
merit which rishtfully belongs to Commodore
Kearney.
We have also obtained fac simite of one of the
documents in the Chinese characters, which was
received by the Commodore in the course of his
negotiations, and which we will have had engraved
for the Weekly Herald of next Saturday, to accom-
pany this important correspondence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

INCREASE OF TRAVEL TO EURoPK-In no one
year has the prospects OF travelling to Europe
opened so favorably as in the present The steamer
Great Western, packets Liverpool, Siddons, Argo,
Sllvie de Grasse, &C., have sailed within the last
four weeks crowded to the utmost with cabin pas.
sengers. ALI the packets to sail in May, the spen.
did Yorkshire, the magnificent Queen OF the West,
the fac Stephen Whitney, and popular Sheridan,
are rapidly filing mp. The Stephen Whitney, we
believe, is full the Sheridan nearly SO and the
swift Yorkshire, to sail on the 10Th, and the stately
Queen, to leave on the 2lst proximo, have more
than half their berths engaged. Americans will,
thus year, spread over Europe in great numbers.
MOVEMENTS or THE NEW CORPORATION.
democratic members OF the new Cooperation had
another informal meeting the other evening, and a
number Of candidates for office were selected. 10
be presented to the board after their taking their
seats The following were the names mentioned
on the occasion -
Edward Fitzgerald, Ballast Master.
Edwerd flanagan, ditto.
Wm, ~ Burkhesd, Clerk to superintendent of Streets
M Hsnrr' d ~, e, ssi. street Commissioner.
.. Walter. Deputy Keeper Blackwelrs Island.
st Bsshman, Clerk in the office of the Clerk Of Com
a. r. Jollie, Inspector Weights and Measures
.. M. Bard, ditto ditto
The SWALLOW AccIDENT.--The selec, oonn,t.
tee on the Swallow disaster, made a rcpor, in Inc
Senate, on Saturday, concluding by ntroduciup
oli Tor the better security of persons carried or
sieamooats navigating the Hudson River, which
was read twice and referred. The report exone
Iated every one but the pilot. 1t is to be hopee
'hat the recent disasters on the Hudson, as well Al
'hat TO The Swallow, will stimulate the Legislator,
toplss some strict laws
rs VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY TROUBLES have al
been settled
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-02

The letter of the British envoy at Texas shows how justly obnoxious the policy ot England IS to the charge of being s.insinccre', a. It regards " the absolute independence ,, ot Texas. England only acknowledged her independence on condition that she should have no right to dispose of herself as she pleased, and become an independent State of the great American coniederacy. England Wonld allow her to be independent in a way which, by throwing her in opposition to the oVershadowing republic of this continent. would subject her to state of inferoritv which would necessarily resolve itself into European dependendency. General Jackson acknowledged an independence and soyer- eIIgnty in the people of Texas which ena- Died them to dispose of their affairs, and es- 'abllsh such government as pleased and sui ted them best.
 II the people of Texas choose to annex the United States to themselves-to share the grandeur and glory and prosperity of the great republic, and it was willing to become the voluntary conquest of Texas in this way -Gen. Jackson's acknowledgement of .stbe absolute lndependenceo of Texas conferred the power of making this vast acquisition. He made no secret conditions in his recog- nltlon, that Texas was to remain sa single nation, as completely seuered from Me future destinies ot he Uniied Stdfes.' No: he recognised the complete sovereignty in Tex as which enabled her to identify herself with whatever destiny seemed, in the eyes of the nation, to promise 1t the greatest advantages.
 We know that the people of Texas under stand their interests well, and will take the surest measures for the permanent establish ment of their freedom, independence, happi- ness, greatness and glory. The State will manifest her sovereignty, independence, and equality with the States of the Union and the nations of the earth, by her senators and representatives in Congress, and by her par tcipation in executive trusts, in due time crowned by holding the most exalted of all the chief maglstracy of the Union.