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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-23
Died.


On Sundry the 22d inst Of dropsy in the brain, JAMES
r. WHITING. only Of Alfred A. and Sarah Phillips,
aged Is months and s days
Tho friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from No Isl Madison street. this (on
day. afternoon at o'clock
Ia Brooklyn the 2lst inst, JOHN LOWE, jr eldest
of John Lowe aged 40 years. II months
and days.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon at
o'clock from the residence OF his parents No 225 Jay
st without further invitation.
On the Dad inst ANNE DALEv the daughter Of Edward
and Isabella Daley, aged 10 years and IL months
The friends and acquantsncss of the family and also
Of Mr. Patrick Daley respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence No 81 Robinson ST.
at az O'Clock this afternoon.
Al Penn Yam, Yates county, the 18th instant, Mr.
WIN CoRNwxLL, aged 60. Mr. c. Surgeon in the
with Great Britain in lsa he was also the colleague
of John c. Spencer from Ontario county, in the State
Legislature Of 1921, which county they represented
In Ypsilant Michigan on Saturday afternoon, the 7th
inst ELIzAsxrH ARcnER wife of c. w. Van Cisve, and
only daughter Richard Brewer late Of the city ofNew
York.
In Providence, 10th inst, Capt ZEPHENrAH GRAVEL,
in the seth year of his age He formerly shipmas
ter for several years of that port but laery resi-
dent of Milton Miami county, Ohio
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TEL { G r ZAP HiC.
From California and Santa Fe.

BALTIMORE, Nov 22d-9s p. M.
he Union OF last night contains the long looked
for dispatches OF Gen Taylor, but there is nothing
in them particularly new
Captain Walker arrived at Washington city
last evening.
The Southern mail Is in, but is destitute of
news
The Western mail is not in, but VIC have news
from Santa Re up TO October l4th.
General Kearney, when about us miles from
Santa Fe, was met by an express from Colone,
Fremont, informing him that the whole OF Cali
iornia was in the possession of the Americans !;
the Mexicans being driven out of the territory.
General Kearney accordingly sent his troops
back to Santa Fee, with the exception Of 100 picked
men, with whom he continued onward.
Major Fitzpatrick has arrived at St Louis, on
his way to Washington, with dispatches from
Commodore Stockton.
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Storm OH the Lakes-shipvrecks and Loss

storm OH the Lakes-shipwrecks and Loss
OF Lives.
BUFFALO, Nov 22-7 p. M.
The steamer Helen Strong, reported ashore at
Barcelona, is total wreck. Two lives lost. Six
teen bodies have been found drowned near Bar
celona. Several vessels were fallen in with on
The lake, bottom upwards. A schooner was beach
ed opposite Qaincy and four lives lost. The
steamers Indian Queen, New Orleans, and Madi-
son, are all wrecked. Great fears are entertained
for the safety of others.
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TO FARMERS

ILLINOIS LANDS FOR sALE-ii5ooo ACRES, in
Tcts of40 90 100 100 acres or more to suit purchasers
The lands all first and the hest IN the
State and situated in the counties most densey settled
viz morgan, Scott, Cass Mason, MenaId, Gree Sanga
mon, Logan Chrstiap Macon; Mclean, WoodoId and Ma
To actual settlers reasonable VIII
be to time Of The from 81 to - per
correspondent of Of the New York writes,
respecting this section OF Illinois, as follows =
BEARpsrowN, Cass Co. Ill JAN 10, 49,
The RICHES OF THE WEsT-GoTHAMIrEs ON THE
VINO 1t now SIX weeks since left the city Of Gotham
during which time have considerable fthis Western
country and mussay the beautiful praes Of Illinois far
called the garden Of the world There nohirg 10
in country from getting rich as The land is the
most fertile in the world and will produce everything
grown in the vegetable kingdom.
A New Engaod would hardly believe me if tell him
tha farmers here produce corn
and bushels Of wheat In nothing
or cattle hogs which raise many FIVE hun
Jed head One farmer told me that he raised last
5000 bushels corn, aad all produced by the labor OF
two only .
cse and sheer feed the prsires all winter they
are seldom covered with snow. -
Mos of the above lands be cultivated 100 years
more without manuripg being Of the richest eliuvs SOIL
The titles indspusbe and the lands will be sold at low
prices and suit purchasers Letters post
addressed 70 d AYREs. ESQ Jacksonville H. or to
the subsc, her. will receive prompt atte ton As msny per
sons Of State have idea that the taxes are yerv bur
densome in Illinois state that they range from 50 to 81
per on 90 acres oflsnd JOHN GEGG,
ov az, leie, n23 Asr
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COLMAIV'O
EMYORIIIM OF ART AND GA

EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
WHICH includes his immense stocks Of Books Paintings
w Epgravings, Fency Stationery, Drawings, Drawing
floor, flight Of easy stairs havng leased the frs;
hoor where every thing will be sold low prices, and
many much below the regular prices being DESTROYS OF clos
ing mp az soon a. possible his Book Department. -
Cheap List will be published for those who will bag
nquantIties.
Purchasers invited call and sxsmas his New Rooms
Mo an Rrosdvsv second floor, alb eod~us tire
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Married.
On the l4th inst, by the Rev D. Taylor Bags, Pastor
of the Madison street Church. Mr. CHARLEs RoBERrs to
Miss susan AUGUSTA DINoEE, all Of this city,
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THE First Annual Ball of Washington Assembly No:
Benevolent Order of Be will be held at the Apollo
saloon 40 Broadway Monday evening 23d inst Dingles
celebrated Brass md is gagged for the occasion.
Tickets of admi be had from John Douglass No
20 Exchange Places Joseh Lowden, Ill Bowery and John
Mct,abe John and Mas MO 4tsrc
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THE ALBANIA SALOON.
S69 Broadway 6etOeen Spring and Prince sfreefs,
In consequence Of the brilliant audiences and pmphan,
HERR ALEXAN DER,
The Great Original German Magician,
The REESAGE Il HIM PoR SIX
THIS EVENING,
and every evening during the week.
in Natural Philosophy, Chemistry Optics, Pheumatics
SEVERAL l Es ffisIsI Y' SE'w FEArs,
OF the mos. efriod9aay ehrastsr, Ard nv
NEVER SEfo Mke fichlfMrrhD By ANY
Full pal t,culars in the programme.
Children under IL years OF age half price.
Doors open at 6,s-commence at * o'clock n2s iwr
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
ssorT Manass sr sn M nsssss
= '9 This Theatre ha: been thoroughly fsdscored
the STYLE and the beautiful Thea
MDLIES X, F SRs ONE NJesTT for the
being his last appearance on N Any stage ,,,v,
L' ~ II
G Si,rslls; .M NdL. PaI.ngyi
FIsTi0oi i ( s; BIZ 81 fi i5i HRay 0f'hs
Pauline, r;.............. Mrs BURKE S
o0'0ne' To Conclude with III: original ''0''
n. IA, PAs Ss AIPoLITIAMiNE:
Tuesday M BY c NSs EslssHs sn night NJ Hazard
WALNUT ST. THEATRE: PHILADELPHIA.
{. E. A; MARSHALL, Lessee. W. r. BLAKE. Manager
MADAME Augusta NJ nSS End
WILDE performed 81 81 3 new grand Ballet Ofths
MyThs.: ."..... . .......".".M dlls P5misI :.
Previous M # yhSf n a fS%ffEy Of tho
ON Tuesday, Madame Augusta and Nademoiselle Dinner
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AmpsE n n HTs.
pARK(ThEATRE- -sonssy E,esisE, Nov. 'sd--ih
MRS CHARLES KEAr,
MIR CHAHLESEEkN. and

PAs'ssgTHEATRE--siOpsss r''aisf' Nov. ''a--lth
MRS. 0H M tiHfAs II ;,!a ASis IS
sSHNg 1onN-Johr, King Of England Mr. Charlie. Kssa'
rhilip Fauconbdge, Mr. George fandenhohi Cons tanee
Mrs Charles Kesn, ... - -.
oaSo sSnf Mr. s .h s s & S A d
Doors open hslfpsst o'clock, and the performances
RowERY THEATEE.I,IMoaday Evening, Nov a,,d
Bar Adder Khan Booth; Count Prem,laus Clarke; Zamila
II ;e sy d: kss rs # NICK s. o.
Bloody Nathan Nsshs; Roland Forester, Clarke Telie
oflsSisa. K which BEAUTY AND THE BEAsT-JoAn
Dress Circle IS Cents; Pt and Gallery lax cents,
Doors open at eH oeloek curtain rise at
EdI ,s 3tHMrG even
the drama Of Used uP-Sir Charles Goidsuesm Mr. Wal
Ate, which, the farce Oithe THREE GRAcEs-P'nee.s
.A1er which, the DOUBLE BEDDED RooM-Mr Dull.
70 eSSaslads viii he MYSTERIOUS FAMILY-Nm
Dre., circle bore. pit shilling;
Door.Iopen At hall pa.t oeioek curtain rises att.
BUWtRY CIRCUS
Boxes + Fo 5tp fS %EfR Ns f rfs k EMP
Madame Ts Essf RkD S% ssy s tsna .m.
Ruggle Dan Gardner and his educated dog Napoleon Mr.
FHhSksSvSG BAY there will be the per
M out ana new
ballet ''0 " ''0 0'' engaged teS '' nas Yw.e
RAYMOND s. WARNINGS MENAGERIE.
LOCATED ON THE LATE brN SITE OF NIBLo's GAR
snS s-fls
Mr. che Sp give
&.
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HOW HORRIBLE

INV nChnlDLr
1T walk the aisles Of the death stricken in large hos
pitals waking the awful stuess by the startling echo
OF your feet on the hard bare floor.
How dreadful n is hear ward mafron's
whisper n her poinngst 70 poor being who Us EXPECT
ED TO DIE TONIGHT" with the consumption yet the
prophecy liberal for him, for twelve hours from
gill midnight and the miserable invalid unprepnred dwn-
dies hours Of hore into minutes of misery.
Eow much better would have be had this person
used MRS. JERVIS'5 COLD CANDY
to eradicate the first trng cold (as caed that settles
on his lungs until poisonous neglect should acid
like, cut on its victim.
MRS JERvIs's COLD CANDY is warranted good for
enzs, &c.
No. Be sure to ask for Mrs. yerviss Cold Candy.
the Tabernacle 49, -
Put mp in packages oils. q, Is, and.sl each
AgentsRushton Co 10 Astor House. ITO and e56 Brood
wsyi Baeke set Sowery; Bumtoa 20 SIKH avenue; Ely
ecouut 81 Grand and Division streets IL and log
Avenue d. and Mrs Hays 100 Fulton street, and Atlantic
Mi 3tiss uc
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CLARKE'S SACKS,

CLARKE'S SACKS,
1l6 William street, opposite the Washington Stores,
GRACEFUL AND CHEAP.-By purchasing all my
NJ goods for cash, and giving credit, am en-
absd offer the most tempting Inducements 70 the truly
CHARGED At S25 $50 and SIS Tor SIS and every
other garment proportion am likewise provided with
assortment Of fine and Sack Coats
NV black cloth sacks with silk collars and fronts Sill,
some as low as s.. n23 3tissr
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THE GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE

LANDING OF COLUMBUS,
DAINTED for the Capitol at Washington, by j. Wander
i lyn will be continued exhibition for short time
longer the National Academy Of Design Broadway
and Leonard street ,
Also several admirable copies by Mr. w. from the chef
deuvres of the Masters Titan Correeio and Rem;
brandt together with splendid OF the Cataract Ra-
pds. and scenery about Niagara Falls.
Open from NJ to 10 Z. NJ: Season tickets so cents;
sing admission cents Descriptive pamphlets ga cts
nil lmissrc
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MIISIC.

an THE PIANO taught very moderate
TERMS by Lady, who has perfect know
HXTU ledge of the science, and who undertake. to
teach thoroughly with the greatest facility
Terms-Three dollars per month";
~ Any lady wishing instruction. will please
address Music, at the Herald Office. OF lmissnc
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PREMIUM BOOTS

PREMIUM BUTTS
Quick Sales and Small Profits.
. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for s. 50. our own make,
and wsrranted to give satisfaction fine French imperial
Broadway for IS Or 81 at YOUNG JONES' 6pe
French Boot and Shoe Manufacory Of the most fash
praise in the late Fair Of the American Institute for the
to order at the shortest notice; Mendng &c done in the
YOUNG X JONES. Ann 1t.
nj m
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NOTICE.
A Ivan sPERRY having used the name Of spery Read
sued from judge of the Superior Court been enoined and
restrained from using said opartnershp Of Sperry
Read for whatever, under penalty of five
thousand dollars And contract BY said Sperrv
the OF Sperry Head will be obligatory thu
scrber. THEODORE b. READ.
New Haven, Conn cticut, Nov. Sd, 1886. NIL lwsrc
NEWTOWN PlPPIN APYLES-1he subscriber has
hand and offer for sale 1000 barrels of ctoice hand
pck swtd~n Pippins expressly for the English
MARKET ALSO 1000 barrels Of choice Lady Apples SpLtzen
begs Green's &C. Ounces and Potatoes hand and
put up to order for shipping ct the shortest notice
SAMUEL SHOTWELL,
fmkrh No. I Eulfon mar kef
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GOLD PEN MACHINERY.
TNHE undersigned offers for SALE reasonable terms
vera complete Of Gold Pen Machinery, in perfect
ord for manufacturing Diamond Pointed Gold Pens They
will be acsompanied with complete practical instructions 4
post paid letter j. M. TKOWBRIDGE, Syracuse N Y.
p2I 5t~r
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LOOK AT THISl

LOOK AT THIS!
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. if You want a fine
article Of Boots and Shoes call at 3s7 Broadway, where
you will find the largest assortment, cheapest and the
fashionable in the city Do s2istake the mum
Der, 367 Broadway, of Franklin street.
N. B-A large assortment Of Imported French Boots,
the low price Of Five dollars, and the largest
over shoes ofa kinds. M. CAHILL.
o2O m
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ACCORDION TAUGHr.

ACCORDION TAUGHT.
JACOBS, Teacher Of the French Accordion, can take
LIZ few pupils for his winter class If application
made He has just issued book, comprising
selection OF popular airs with valuable instructions for the
instrument founded Of eight Apply
the original Accordion and Musical Instrument Depot
terms VIII be made known. S. Chatham st..
MI lmerc Opposite Chamber 81.
LESSONS IN SINGING, IN ENGLISH,
ITALIAN, FRENCH OR GERMAN.
MIR. JULES HEIGHT, of the Conservatoire de Musique
M Brussels begs inform his friends and the pub
lie in general that he prepared give lessons in
singing in either Of the above languages s
Leonard street. that Of his pupils Messr Loder W.
Scharfenberg, G. Tmm and q, w. Beames, have kindly
permitted refer them his abilities a. an ART st and
teacher Please apply to e. f. Hoyer so Brosdwsv and
scharfenberg Luis, 3ei Broadway. MS im1 RI
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az NEWLINE OF NEW YORK PACKETS FOR
M4A LivERPOOL-Packet Of 2sth Of November.-The
. splendid, fast sailing md fayori.e packet ship
KOsCIUS, 100 tons burthen, Captain Asa Eldridge,
will Ill on Thursday November 18th. her regular day
sons about embark Old Country will not i
the advantages to be derived from selecting this line
ference other their eat camcty renders them
every way comfortable and than ships of
small class and their accommodations for Cabin Second
CABIN and Seersge Passengers well known superior
to those Of line Jackets hing
should fail to make early application beard foot
Of Wall street. or to VIZ J. L. TAPSCOTT.
At their general Passage Office,
ma s6 South street, ed door, below Burling slip
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NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN

~ ENTLEMEN, why do you either give away. sell for
" mere trle your half worn out fock, dress and
and pauts when them either cleaned
altered secured. and refred with collars cuffs Ii.
ming buttons aud strap', for little money Gentlemen,
look the times You be called Mexico and then
clothes would be useless As SUCH bring send your
clothes to No 81 Murray street. corner Of Washington,
cange all done before you
according to promise and no generally
trial is all ask. 10 addition, also make pants and
for $0 coats for S. &c. all warranted to fit Clothes
dyed warranted keep colors and free from all
Please noticeNo dsappointments cheap cash
Tailoring store this cold weather. A CORTISSOS,
No 81 Murray
n22 2wsrrc Established 1886.
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THIS MONDAY EVENING, at LYCEUM HALL,
i Broadway, near Prince street, Professor RODGERS
delivers the last lecture Of his Course Human Mag
netsm The extracting teeth advertised on several occa-
SONS without pain. has proved entirely successful The
experiment will be attempted again this evening
To u. O'Clock: tickets rs cents n23 ltsr
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

FASHIONABLE DANCING,
IA Leonard street, Vest of Bsoddcay.
M,LLE PAULINE DESJARDINS. of the Academic
lv1 RoyaIe Paris respectfully informs the public tina
her Glasses for fashionable Dancing have commenced Be
sides all usual Dances taught will be
zurka, Mazurka Quadrile Polkas (yareus) and he Re
dowa Schools and families attended Terms and hour
made known application. Miss will give the first bal
for the her pupils the first week OF December
lmsrc
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NOMFORTABLE and respectable accommodation
~ be supplied with without breakfast for gen
Tie man who have single bed ROOM with fire place,
and where every attention be bestowed note ad-
dressed 90 Herald sce will lead TO immediate further
explanation nit Iwsrrc
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AuCElOu nOHsOaos

N. buCLuxEAt, Aue.ionssr.
0iL fAlNTlNUS-Closiny Sale without reserve al Nc.
2s BroadwsyTutfle and Ducldresu will se Gu Tues.
day a.h inst at II O'clock without reserve the balance
the COLLECTION known "Cak's Gallery This sale will
embrace valuable originals strsche suitable for
connoisseurs. spectators and Others Terms cash.
ms 2tiss
VIM w. SHIRLEY, Auctionser.
MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE JEWELRY-
lX1 By HENRY L. WILLARD, Tuesday, Nov. "a, i0S
O'clock At the Sales Room No Pine catalogue sale
e gold and silver Levers Lspae. and DupsI W.tehss Of
Gases. kc also plated Casters, Cake Baskets Girndoes.
Clocks. and various other articles ajeweer stock Sale
ms ltsrh
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REGARD wASTED-Iishsf "a Nsw ts,t a. sscskiya
private bbiiy whsrs rheT. srs bU few or Ne other
ecadrt BY yosss who Wishes The eetos o home,
riease address: bs 70 A. al this once ststHg terms kc
Fulton Ferry. nsS itsr
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ITO SELL Dagueeotype apparatus (new and Of the latest
Improvement cheap for cash. with ctions the
purchaser gratis would be exchanged for property
such the buyer might have Enquire Of Dr. Gallup, a
Courtlandt
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NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.
NOS. IS q 81 WATT STREET


FRONTING CANAL STREET.
BettCeeM Hudson and Greeicich streets.
MIR. j. H MERRIAM takes this opportunity of returung
WI his grateful dgments those who have
handsomely patronised him from the first moment he
identified with hs New York Riding School, and pledges
himself endeavor by the unremittinR attention
merit OF their kindness He would respectfully
inform his friends and the public that he will open his
Dn and exercise riding Monday evening" the I'd Of No
vember. Application be made.a the Office or School
JAS. CODDINGTON, Proprietor.
nc
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PALMO'S THEATRE.
an MONDAY, Nov 23d, 1886, MIR. LOVER, (author of
~" Handy Andy" Rory O'Moore," &c) will give his
6rst IPISH EVENING,
at Palmo's Theatre with his own Songs the celebrated
citation of shamus O'BrIen," and Mr. Lovers original
comic story of the Grdiron.
Admission so cents Tickets be had the Aston House
and doors each evening Doors open halcpast perform
ance to commence at 8, concluded 10. mig 1t
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STORE TO LkT-The Store $50 Broadway, be-
: tween Liberty and Courtlandt west side OF
the hnes stands the city will be let until the first
OF May when the building will be pulled down will be
rebuilt and Possession given sixty days after will be
Rortunes OF an admirable locon present hemselvs
The rent from till the st Of May, very reasonable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
Fi,r..np between n French olnn-of. Wnr and


The follow ing account OF a tare-uP between the
French ran.oi- wax steamer Tonnerre and schooner
Ca,har!ne OF New-Ycrk, We copy t.ou, the Evening
Post:
within ruo.,hor uflhe Moro Castle, the Csiasrue w-s
reared - the French var-5.-sHer ToHneEEs irUn 81
Domingo. bound in.
e passed at first considerably OF hane distance,
ana no; much nearer Than five or Elk other vessels y hch
had come out in company After she had run In about
mile snd received pioi being close the Moro. SEE
VA. observed 70 back round and maneuver some time
and at intervals fred tro GYMS
She stood for IN near and hailed IN the io!-
lowing words You damned rascal hoist your nsg -
The answer that ORDERS gwen IN such met ug Ian
puase could rot be ub-yed. Other abusive phrases fol-
lowed and ,hreats repeatedly made That ine
French vessel would tire into Ter un!es immedi-
aiey done.
win message that unless the schooner set her gag all
IN. force the steamer commanded would De Used 10
nnse her &C ths; her commander had The power TO
sink the schooner An answer in writing rs follows
sent:
ITO The Commander Of The S.esmer Ton A. The frs.
'u.son Won ca!-d damned rs.cs an1 uutl you sao
ogize for ,uch in.urng iauguser will not hois ny sg
Yours, respectfully, a SCOTT.
81 tn sChT CaInsilDe uf y. \.
a OF tk- Moro. Nay Oh. lsio /"
About one hour was thus passed. during which time the
steamer was head across the sch0one bow and got aou
doug herself some dim=Ee-heT commander insisting
upon unconditional Obedience 10 his orders and TIA Of
hcers crew upnot,ns their captain in
his decision.
Thu wind was very light rcul lie Eastward, the schoon-
er kept on her course going cue or Two kuois After
mutual plantations. the OBNOXIOUS words were recalled
and apology GIVEN when separated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
By Telegraph TO Rochester.
Trial OF Wyatt and Freeman.
ROCHESTER, TELEGRAPH OFFICE
Inn.l lAIE-E u 81

ROCHESTER TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
June I. lSl6-6 l.. ~.
The special tern of Oyer and Termner, which
was ordered Cayuga for the trials Of Wyatt and Free
man. met and organized Ii o'clock to-day. Judge
Whiting Circuit Judre. presiding
The Grand Jury which was summoned to meet the re-
ourrrnens of the statute which makes II necessary 10
summon Grand Jury at every sitting OF Court oil
Oyer and Terminer, charged by Judge Richardson
The Hon Judge told them that they were called
together rather the OF the statute than any
demand OF public justice r, this time.
Freeman brought into Court and arraigned. m.
Fl Seward and Seneca Wood E.qrs. appeared TOR him,
and interposed the pea OF insanity TINS plea presents
issue which is to be tried prrlimnarily before the
issue Of murder is entered upon
The case Of Freeman put off to be tried al
ter the of Wyatt shall be disposed OF.
Freeman still retains his logged and sullen appear
ance aud altogether presents miserable specimen
of demented aud misshapen humanity as We ever be-
held.
Wyatt; was then brought in by the District Attorney
Luinau Sherwood Esq aud on Mr. Stewards suggestion.
that certain material Witnesses were absent the Gaze
WIS vut over tl tomorrow morning and the Court ad
iourned Till eight O'Clock the next morning
Rochester Democrat.