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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-19
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sTops-S Fellows wadswo.thS co-zi3 Bird Gillian co
Coll Fo,d, Powers Wishtmaa-5 Aimy Patterson co..
4es7 bays iron Boorm m, Johnston co4 cs Allen
ton Ba BaR os s eS Goea
s"f sscMO SSf'ss ys2s
"a pigs J Ki,sel-i Mrs Causds-i il Gddin-l W A
tons chalk GnsS uH rug. tos ii
30 bales SIS es easks 7o3 boxes tin pkg bIs mdse
BRfMrs-shp sabeIla-Oo tons iron lis bore. 10 casks
2Ss DO n. ws Do
CT GeIdng--i do Oeirichs-9 do Loesehuck Wesen:
do S9 casks Sss to order
do bs co 100 white cork 30 10 s %S DO
bundles do 80 quntas do bags do moys salt
tan25 qan,als cork IS do do bags do do Barclay
Attakap,s-i7s hhds trc 81 bSs sugar SO
hhds 2 trc molaSses Spofford, Tileston II
Domestic Importas,onr.
NEW ORLEAns-Bark Yarmouth--Il bIs mdse Chambers.
30 .eks corn Everett bas. Ssp Se%Sed
CIuft-2d do SleGregor M9yins-225 do Burri-25 hhds
: Qqineys2 bbs pork Graham Bebb Grsham--i bales
brshss Neyigs son-i hhds, hfb.s Denaston
co-IgO pigs lead Stracham Sco30O0 pigs lead OTIS lie
hoy eo2 tss s. agaI 20 ties molasses 80 hf do Ha
ton March RoSsrta es segar. Jas Robnsonsso sacks
wheat hlillbank co.'s bales cotton Barstow Pope
SEw osiIAsBr Bark f Robert Alexander pare-s bales
shawl sisss Fusr eoo Do Cogs eG,s cs hard
asiS Bach c1 ;ooS Rp pig IRON B9os% Johnsoq Co
MchsIl2 9 ii BeS bags Il anvil. baskets bundles
eSsk eurry-eombs do hardware Bryce & COS cks DO
hardware 81 do chains sheldon Phelps COLO hhds
NEw OnLrars-schr Gilbert Hataeld-isea sa ok. whea,
cks msdder Ravens < co~si5 b Young Hawkns & eoM
10 bales hemp Horan, Lees COCO brls flour VIM Han
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-19

WHEAT-lo,coo bushels, Illinois Wheat, for sale by
w 4. X. COLLINS CO,
auiI s. Sonth street.
FLANOkiNG EXTRACTS
fresh supply of highly French Extrlcts
such vsailia Pes h. Nrcarine, Rose. Lemon Bitter
Almond and severi Others for ,voring Ice Gre ans
mango Custads and all kinds Of Pastry for sale by
JOHNSON, MOORE& TAYLOR,
ais lmsm Importers, &c o. Nsiden lane. N. Y.
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS
OF the most splendid description, in Scarlet Modes
~ vende straws White and Black also 100 splendid rich
y embroidered $50 with very great at every
price. which will be the advantage of buyers either
Wholesale or by the 81 gle shawl. To examine al
JAMES BECK 4 Co.'S, $50 Broadway.
full stock Of India Carpes Hair shawl Scarfs
al moderate prices, by J. B. & Co.
ala esd2wr
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Coz = I PAT ON,
e OSTIVENESSl
nFSTROXEn

Without Medicines, Injections, or Baths. Dis
couery Recently made in France,
BY NJ. WARTON.
Price, Thirty Cents.
THE th English edition. translated from the gard French
edon of the exposition Of natural simple. agreeable
and nalble (recently discovered in France
V ofovercomng but also Of completely obstinate,
inveterate and habua Constipation without using either
purgatives, injections baths followed by number
Of authentic documents from eminent physicians and other
Of distinction, certifying the complete efficacy Of
the means
Sold the national depot of Waron, OF Paris, No. l52
William and also by Jno. Mihau, 1888 Broadway c.
T. Ring, corner of John, street and Broadway; Wyatt
Chambers street; Apohecaries Hail. SO Broadway James
Crumbie Bowery and Fourth and DR.. Lewis 40
Bowery Brooklyn by DIR. Charles Steane 1884 Fulton St
1weodtr
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NEW YORK AND GLASGOW LINE OF
PACKETS

These ships good vessels ably Commanded.
sail punctually their regular days Their
modations for good and attention will be
paid their comfort The agents or Captains viii
responsible for parcels packages them
less bills Of ladng signed therefor.
Woodruff MINTURN,
lrr 81 South street. New York, or
afro REID MURRAY. Glasgow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-19
KISlAN DECOR ALIVE
UPHOLSTERY,
CURTAIN AiATERIAIa Ge

'INHE subscribers have their full
OF Broca,els siss, Satin de LANES Tapestry Lsmpas
India Damasks, Chntzes, Moreens, Ornaments and Trim
mugs uitable for Bed and Window Curtains aud Furn
tu5e Coverings Of all descriptions Tor ute? Decorations
factories BY Of the firm and embrace the
best assorted stock the United States which having
purchased for cash. BILE offer price than
any other establishment Mt In the city.
Cabinet makers Uphossrers and others requested
examine stock from which supplied
quantity, wholesale aud retsil Persons furnishing will also
hnd II TO their advantage To select
which for variety caanot he surpassed The designs
for internal decorations, received by every packet,
SOLOMON HART,
Uphosterers and Importers, 2i3 roadway,
az imsr orposrr the Park
~ lTHOUI MERL UkY OK BALoA No cure u
w ay'-Dr. Cullen Indian Vegetable Remedy is the
msdicne that his Yet failed diseases
every kind speedily aad permanently although thousands
have teseed 1t within few mouhs .ast Sold, Wholesale
and retail. At priacips depot, No Murray street
Aso s. BoweI{ % uton street, 3si Muuroe street,
Avenue d., aud3O Hudson street. liner
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RAILROADS, &c.
CENTRAL AND MACON AND WESTERN
RAIL ROADS, GEORGIA.
3 ga sa ~

'>hEsL kaads with th- Western and Au4arc i.iIro-d
OF Inc ate OF Georgia. form continuous line from Sa-
yannah 70 Oothcal'g,. Georgia Of 81 miles, viz -
Savannah TO Macon Csntral RAJ lroad $50 miles
Macon 10 Atlanta. Macon X Railroad l0l %
Atlanta TO Oothcaloga, Western Atlantic 90
Goods will be carried from Sa yannah Atlanta and Doth
eelogA at the following rates. viz:
On WEIGHT Goops. To .Ai- To Doth
Sugar, Coffee Liquor, Eag.iag Rope Ianfa. caloya
Butter. Cheese, Tobacco, Leather,
Hides Cotton Yarns, Copper TIN,
Bar and Sheet Iron, Hollow Ware
Flour Ress Bacon in casks or ba.e,.
Fors, Beef Fish, Lard. Tailow, Bees
wax, Mill Gearing, Pig iroa and Grind
On bgAsUREMxsT Goops
Boxes Of Hats, Bounrts and Furniture,
Boxes aad bales OF Dry Goods. s,dilery
Glass, Paints, Drugs and COLLECTION
cry per cubic foot 20 ~. 100 lbs IS
Crockeiy, cubic oot 50 IS p" =" IS
Nj asses and Oil, rer hid (smailer
ce Ks IN proport,on: 50 90 SIC 60
Pou.hs. Csrgel CultivatoTs Corn Shei-
Iers and Straw Cutiers eseh.. 81 Is 81 50
Ploushs, (susll) aud Wheeiburows.. 80 10 sos
Salt. PEI Liverpool Sack, .........s0 TO 30 s3
PASSAGE. 49,
Savannah atlanta. $40 90
Chdreu under IL years Of age, half pIice.
Savannah TO Macon,. w
free OF Commiss
70 freight may be paid at savanr an Atlanta OF, Doth
cslogl f WINTER, Forwarding Agent, Z: r. X
SAVANNAH, August IS. lM6 aI3 2mrc
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chSmser. street; %poih.esis. Hail. sts Bro"d%ay Jane:
S%e9y S fDs Sse. ST. ns ~
aus iweodsr ''A' " W. o'A'''' ''''A' 49, 1'''A
READ THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Die NE AND PHARMACY,
MEDICAL Ap 8 fcss Az f SEfEHTT DISEASES
and Pharmacy established for the Of guacEe
q private nature and can sondsny promise to re-
o. ring %sd *. safe and
DIS are particularly requested make application the
an az @ may Be- ssGss
member Of The College for many year. eopnsetsd viii
daily from aS;f f0
' 10 Mse STSfk7
LINING m hs ,ouny and finding i 2 make
ing all msdcns Isausts 70 perform radical By .,sIns
I ANN s 70. 81 3.
closing IS, post paid
ron yELFEAUs sFkCltlC FILLS
.op' and all mocOpuTuIsn. a'eh.rss. from ihs uEsthI
has S 5s' yss ss
b 6TpIsd vspssu !. 1:S:
sn ANY WITH e. @
business. friss q per kcr
CQNsTI1 aiyNAL DEBILITY CURED;
Es no a s;y y Ne Sfs
4 & as
remedy 'srlity bsrennes unless depend
packed and sent g ali parts Of the Union
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
EtOR the Of primary secondary sypls
veneral ulcers nodes any complaint By a,
inudicious of mercury upskful medical treatment
All persons suspeetng vensris faint remaining their
tom oud this powerful purifier without delay per
consider himself safe after having the
without thorougily cleansing the system with this just,
celebrated alternative.
' ssy sS s'sa ss.' q si dozen "
ooNcENTEaApTaETE AN aNS FsHtsHssArARLLA
DKEPAKEp by the New fork College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy, estsOshed for the suppression Of ausckery
ihis refined and highly concentrated extract possessing ali
ths purifying qualities and curative powers Of the abcv.
70 any extract Of sarpar present before the public and
may be ,eed certain remedy for all diseases arisin
rem an impure Of the blood such scros sal iheum
ring worm, bDtches rmpes ulcers the bones
onts noces, cuaneons crupon liberated throat on
my discase asnv from the secondary effects Of syphilis
an inind,cicns usr offn~rcrry .Is. tH IN
Sold in single bottles, AZ IS cent
=" IN carss Of halfs dozen bottl-1 $40
one dozen 500
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union,
u. very liberal Discount Wholesale purchasers.
W. 8. RICHARDSON, M. ID.
sswus Nsssss street, New York;
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u OOK8INDERy STOCK and Tool Wsrehou..
ID JOHN X. HOOLE, No. LA Nassau . has for sale
Russia Leather, Flow Knives,
Ba,k skivers, Type Cases,
ColoFed do Brushes.
CAT skins, Agate Burnishefs,
English Colored Calf C}od Leaf,
Turkey Morocco, Gliding and Blank Rolls
Maroon and Blue Roans :" Tools,
American & 4. Sheep skis, Compasses, Hammers and
Binders Mus ia, Shears,
Marble and Comb Paper, Lettering Pallets,
Twme and Thread Polishers, &c. SC.
Presses and Flows,
Also, 2 cond-hand Enclosing Presses
N.B-Letsring Blocks, Gliding X lis Tools, Emboss-
ing Plate &c &c. cut to order the shortest notice.
ault I'm eodsm
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TROY MORNING AND EVENING LINE.
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK
sanpRcA - FOR ALBANY AND TROY--From the
Steamboat risr q he foo, Of Bssclsy s!Seet
burgh, Hampton, Milton Poughkerpsie Hyde Park, Rhine
Deck u Red Hook, Bristol Catskili Hudson Coxsackie
Kinderhook aud Baltimore.
Breakfast and dinner ON board the boat.
The steamboat NIAGARA, will leare on Monday, We'd
uesday and Friday Mornings A. VI.
The steamboat TROY, Captain Gorham, Tuesday,
Thursday aud Saturday mornings, at O'Clock.
Returning opposite days.
Forpsssage freight apply on board the office The
wharf.
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sAS9 LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Express Mail
~ LII Tram, leaves Whitehall street Ferry. New York
side, every morning at 7 A. NJ. for BOSTON,
Also trains from Brooklvn side az O'Clock and
ave mnuts. and sh A NJ, and and I. NJ daily The
Farmngdae and and the latter all places the
road je19
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In addition the line between Liverpool aad
Halifax, and Boston, has been entered into with
Her Majesys TO- sstabl,sh line between Liv
erpoo and New York direct The ships for ths
vice being built and early due notice will
be given Of the time when they will Under the
the will sail every Saturday during eight
months, and every fortnight during the other months the
and Boston, and between Liverpool and New York.
iu1of crrc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22

VNEA-Wr have just opened vry superior Cunpow
II &c Iea-sueh has
have used Il Ie9 GRETrER l. GRETTER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22
To SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TJ>HE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
TO his friends public for the extent OF patron
are he has and gs leave To inform them
that his for manufacturing Ceks are most
,mpe and that him will find him as TcAdy
ever 10 m on the cheapest and mos, honorable terms and
20 deyot. the attention To their Interests
Having extensively engaged in manufacturing Coee TOT
orr twenty he believes he has had uen op
becoming acquainted with the wants OF Clock deal
sr. hereby respectfully inform all who make ,he
They shall be furnished VIII Coeks winch
cannot be surpassed point OF workmanship OF finish
his well that manufacturers and dealers
ar, selling worthless and CONGRATULATED abeledas
Ihe .cnuine Cok which fact is an unwilling aehno~
from He trusts ihat purehas
or, win OF buying direct from the factory
An which be the subjects Of this imposition Al
ot,. will be promptly and faithful
attended who send their orders BY mat may eS
pon receiving personal application CLOCKS
Countries will be carefully selected ana
with markets Al Clocks puehasea al
mi. are warranted perform well and the same
will be delivered board vessels free OF transportation
rhAry With possible attention sha De
friends and patrons he respectfully %
the patronage OF all
Warehouse IN Philadelphia, at 20 North Th'td street
Warehouse IN Baltimore, &c south Charles street .
FacruEY In New Haven, St Johns street oe'wr-h s
,on .pJ h,,t,t oe 23-B CHAUNCEf JEROME
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22

II W RANDOLPH co, I2i Mars street, have Tor ssls-
~ Campbes ssieon % Psaus ~ styles
Of bndng prees from soc 20 ti rhe hndng superior
lind Frncrsiy Also Campbers Christian
systen Csmpb,rs translation Neu Testament snd
small ~ ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22

HlRiNE tt.E. HrtH sugar. Apple Brandy
u ttnsnuau Wiiasy. Port. Ciarst ard Mahgn Wines
White Isad. 40 leather, Cot Mails, San
Alum, Pepper Coppcas, bsdder Faltpeue
Counn Vans, Rife and Bl1sng Powder
no and LsFuaya C0n,e-Fof sale ny
iu ~ DAVRNPORT, ALLEN A. go.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22

W. r offer for sale, lust imported, the following
v Goods at the lowest prices
1900 doI table Knives and fotks wood bose ebony
stag and ivory handles
1000 doz pocket Cutlery every variety OIL 2 and blades
1000 Tair bright Traces common To the finest
lSO doE wedding abd killing Hoes
iSj don gas, grain and best steyer Seythcs
1900 Erns. American and English Wool Screws
500 doE Fad Lock, an qualities
Knob Locks stock Locks, Latehrs Butt Hirges,ke.
= / nnNNAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-16
Sporting Intelligence.


TRorTrso ovER THE CErrsrviLLr TRAcK YrsrERpAY.
This was very interesting affair, and drew forth q
considerable number Of the most choice spirits Of trot
ting The sport Of the day was sweepstakes for $l75,
mile heats, best in s, underline saddle.
George smith named ''....''.'..... g. Nledoc,
A. Losee, named .........."..... Eg Hiram
The betting previous the trot Sl25 to 500 on
Tom Moore-even on Tom against the dsd.
gsthsr ali round the course TO within some six or eight
lengths of home where Hiram broke followed In quick
succession by Medoc, succeeded BY Tom Moore and
they ell came running the scratch. The judges
took time TO consider and the result that 1t
was dead heat, which gave every satisfaction.
tempts at stsrt but Tom Moore was ugly and would
not 60, although Col Bartine took HIM to ride, after
some six or eight attempts OF his previous rider but
In the third heat after ten twelve attempts to
get on, Mcdoc led the way. looking like winner, but
Albert Conklin, on the back Of Hiram, appeared to
know what he about and kept close to his custo.
msr Fourth heat, the sorrel (Hram) took the lead,
and maintained throughout coming IN fns style some
six lengths in front Tom four lengths behind the grey
second.
finest tro,s that has taken place in this vicinity
A Losee, wg Hiram. ............. l I
George smith, & 6. Medoc. .."...... 2
Tine. a:as~a :is.aai"aaa,
When il considered that clouds Of dust prevailed,
o4 sny scarcity Of ':as TIM.
all the choice spirits were present.
Nh. JAMES G.. BENNETT
Will you have the kindness TO inform the Piesl'
dent OF the Harlem Railroad Company, through the
medium OF your valuable sheet, OF the decided dis
appreciation entertained by the riding community,
OF the manner in which the short line OF that road 10
conducted. The cars are poor and worn out, and
many OF the horses aud drivers in the same con-
often and the road, between 9Th and 18th streets,
IS absolutely worse than the corduroy roads OF the
western countries There is, also, great Irregular
NY IN starting from the stands These evils should
be remedied Immediately. on a road having AZ well
as does the short line, between the City Hall and
9Th street. Mr.. Little, by recommending change
IN these matters, would enhance both the value OF
The road and the comfort OF the passengers
SUBsoRiAgR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-16

The exports to the United States this year, OF boil
sugar and coffee, have been very large compared Will
last year There has not been much variation in the
experts Of either article to other countries The aggre
gate expectation Of sugar this year. 10 nearly Atty pei
cent larger than last and the aggregate expectation o.
coffee about ny per cent less. There 500 Ameri
vessels amounting to lo sos TONS entered the por
Of Havana in ls4a and 5As vessels amounting to 90 "a
tons in 1870. The whole number Of vessels which or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-16

ALBANY ELECTION. The election in Albany, on
Tuesday, resulted IN the success of the wing ticket
William Parmeee was elected Mayor by MAORI.
~ Of 596, and fourteen Of the twenty Aldermen are
wings. The present Mayor of that ciiy is demo.
crat 1t is fair to suppose that the late democratic
row at New Scotland had considerable effect on
this election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-16
Superior Court.

Before Judge Vanderpoel
APRIL l5.-Yan Benschoten vs.. Rusk ct Gis-The jury
in this case which has occupied the court for the last
few days, did not agree, and were discharged
Before Chief Justice Jones.
Wakeman Shevmon.-The jury in this case. already
noticed, rendered verdict for plaintiff 50, lis g.
Feiotrs, Reed and Oicon vs.. C. f. Chspaiier This
case has already been tried several times II was
ton Of assumps notes made years back mount
ing $4,000 Tne defence set up the statute OF imita
ton Adjourned over
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u. 3. Circuit Court.
Before Judge Nelson.


Arnm l5.-Winiam Lyons, seaman. was tries and
found guilty Of ssbbpg with sheath knife w. B. Hut
chins The Of the ship Ohio, her trip from Liver
pool the 10Th Of January last to this port Tae Pri
soner ended to mercy the ground Of his
being roughly handled by the mate, in sltsrcatien
which took place between them. The prisoner was rs-
moved.
Ffeneis Cors was arraignsd for passing counterfeit
coin.
sispe Trade True bills were found against Nathaniel
T. Davis and Thomas L. Shaw, for serving on board the
ship Patuxe engaged in the slave trade Tney pleaded
not guilty.
FROM PARA-We are indebted to Capt DcwinE,
of the brig Ratler, for file OF the 1rsise de Maio,
printed at Para One of these papers contains an adj
dress 10 the people and particularly to the
Of tn. province in behalf Of the suffering and distressed
population IL appears that dreadful and upprecedent
ed scarcity Of provisions threatens the whole country
with famine or rather that the ravsges of this awful
scourrs were already driving the famnhng poor
peration and death Public meetings were forming;
emigration was sctive. and extreme measures Ia
progress for the mitigation Of the shocking calamity
which had dspopustsd whole districts in the country
In the city the state Of affairs little or no better and
many ware perishins for want Of food sesm Gazette,
.Ayv1 IA
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There are but two towns yet to hear from. viz:
Prospect in New Haven county, and Bozrah in New
London county. Each OF these towns is entitled to
one member, and as they both gave small majorities
tor Toucey, they will, probably, elect democrats.
The democrats then will have the whole control Of
both the Legislature and Executive branches of the
State government of Connecticut. We trust they
will at ence open free trade in wooden nutmegs and
leather pumpkin seeds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-16

OCEAN SrxAMxRs.-The Unicorn is in her twen-
ty-eigh,h day; the Caledonia in her twelfth and
the Great Western IN her fourth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-16

NEw York PlLors-We understand that one OF
the pilots has sued the editors OF the Nei1 York
Erprs" for gross libel. published in their sheet
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Court CaIend.r-Th,s nav.

surxnros CouRr.-Nos. Is, So So so, g. Ga CT, 30,
|, 81, H. ~ 24l, 2i2, s, IL, So So al oe, II, 81,
II, 10. 10, ~, o., 81 TO- 70, -, ~ 70, TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-16

Town ELECTIONS IN Commemorative have re-
ceiyed returns from nearly all the towns IN Connec-
tlcut, which made choice at the first election. 1t
will be remembered that there were 43 members Of
the House of Representatives to be elected, and that
it necessary for the democrats to carry eleven
Of these to majority on joint ballot and thus
elect their candidate for Governor. The returns so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-16
Police Intelligence.

Watson No 45O Bowery, hurglsrously enters ID by
some daring " cracksman" last night, and Will Mr.,
Watson lay asleep tho thief stole from under his pillow
$sl in money and from the premises silver gatch,
several gold rings hair bracelet, lynx mud and
various articles Of wearing apparel and escaped with
out detection. No arrest
Illegal Voing-A person by the name OF Joseph. Rose
detained by Alderman Diver Of the 4th W. rd
Tuesday, charge Of endea~oripg to persue do
such ote being considered illegal Mr.. Rose g. bail
charged.
Pitt Layeeny-John Lewis arrested vest Nday by
officer Frehock Of the 18th ward for stealing clothing
and shoen akers tools belonging to John Hannen
No ITS Broome street, valued at about $l2 "A portion
of the property was recovered Committed BY Alder
derman Feeks
Mansl1ush ter-Ths unknown man who was Knocked
down on Tuesday, at the LIST district poll Of the 9th
ward died last night from the injuries receive d, about
10 o'clock at the City Hospital. Dennis Mo CARNEY,
who was arrested the time, charged with civ ring him
the fatal blow, still remains In prison. awan the
suit of the Coroners inquest which will DO sd this
forenoon. .
Shamsui-A most ptful occurred At Il police
Office evening One Of the policemen bro ght be.
fore the magistrate Dutch woman, named Z atharine
Demeyer with four children, and father. Upon en-
teriDg Office the children became frghtei led, and
the eldest boy about u years Of sge who ape cared to
be almost IDIOT set up perfect YELL more II re by
and such an uproarious scene police Office has not
witnessed for time past 1t appears that there poor
creatures have been sent to this country from
in the ship Charleston and perfectly destitute. They
committed to the care OF the Commissioner OF tho
Aims House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-16

FoURkRIsM on ITS LEss.-Mr Brisbane, the
great apostle OF Fourier, is busy In Buffalo, in plant.
ing his doctrines and sowing his ideas, In prepare.
sion tor the next spring, summer, and harvest. He
has met with some difficulty in Buffalo, on sccouu,
Of the recollection Of his former occupation there.
which was exchanging and circulating paper money
Yet such things ought not to bear against the pre-
sent avocation Of Mr.. Brisbane. ALI great reform.
srs have generally been, 10 the early part of their
lives, sinners Of lighter deeper dye, and if Mr..
Brisbane's early life has been devoted TO nothing
worse than buying and selling Canada money, and
circulating the bank paper OF this State, we don't
see why he should not be we II qualified TO be the
corner stone OF new church, or OF a new order OF
society, as any OF the brokers in Wall street, who
occupy the first seats in Che most distinguished and
fashionable churches in this city; and who consider
that their deposits In the sub-reasuy OF heaven are
double ia amount to those in the banks in Wall
areet