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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-14
NIovements OF TravelIers.

1.-THE travelling continues to increase daily as the fol-
lowing extract from yesterdays rcgises the principal
hotels exemplifes At the
AMERIcAN-Rev. 8. Wilson, Cincnnat George Thorn
hill England Caleb Cresson. NJ. Smith, G. Dowse, Bos-
ton; A. Norton West Point L. Beaupland New Jersey;
Dr. Cendenan Baltimore; G. c. Parker Philadelphia; Al
len Munroe, Syracuse.
AsroR-Rev G. Strong. Montreal; v. Bonestelc, Pough.
kccpsie T. jenkins, Oneida; North and Cogswc, Ro-
chester; W. Ward, Boston; Hooker. Poughkcepsie A.
Pomcroy, o. Beach, Hartford Gen. Ward, Sing Sing; H.
Huston, Boston; J. Ferguson Richmond; Mrs johnson,
Nashyille Hawkins, Texas; 3. Morgan, Vergennes;
dencs; r. simmons, ohio N Eddy Providence; g. Giles
Boston, f. Raymond, dol r Hsnsrd Chill; Dr. Warner,
Richmond; T. Coles, Virginia; Col Mason, u 4. Army;
Fletcher Webster, Boston; W. Myers, virginia T. Chap
man, Boston.
Crrv-w. Gibbons, New Jersey; Edward Holmes, Mas.
sau; Hoyt Connecticut H. Hill, B. Topper, Boston, O.
B. stevenson Michigan; NJ Sturtevant, Boston; w. Nc.
Coombs, Schenectady; NJ. Pearce, Boston; w. Lyman
Albany Gen. Pratt l. B. Lupton, Wisconsin Territory;
Philadsphja; T. H. Dickinson, do; II. Abbott Boston, T.
Hooker, Mississippi
FRAxxLrN-James Leeds, Connecticut; George Hayes
Philadelphia; II Harral Bridgeport; w. Wallace, Con
neccut: l.. Blossom, Rochester,: w. Andrews Steuben
willie; Forrest Washington J. Ball. f. L. Stone Troy
G. Bull New Hampshire; A. Hayes, Durham; II. Hol
comb Albany; y. Van Eyck, Schohare; d. Millard Pa
ris; Messls Day Trowbcch and Garfield Phi:sdelpha
IT. Gamson xbon W. wright fhadslphs; Ed
Livingston, 6. c.; j. Blakely, CHM; w. Gilmore, Ro.
chester; Geo. Brown, Indiana; w: Waters Salem; D.
Hurdon, Boston; Bachelor dol M. Wendell Philadel
phia; NJ. Godfrey, Boston; Ford Saratoga b. Mason
Indiana; L. Ashmead, New Bedford; Z. Haven, Conn;
H. Need and C. speer, Albany; G. Beard, Louisville
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Police Intelligence.


MAY l3--Grand Larceny-Mary Smith was arrested
last night charged with robbing Mrs symes with whom
she had lived servant consisting of three silk dresses
ana other articles OF clothing valued in all at $37 Com
mittcd TO prison BY Justice Kctchum.
I'm Old Pickpocket .arreaed.-Ofhccr Brown one Of
the Chiefs Aids arrested last night about o'clock on
the corner of Canal street and Broadway notorious
pckPockct called Dick O'Connc suspicion Of pick.
ing the pocket Of gentleman while visiting Madam Pj.
cos concert at the Apollo, Of purse containing some
$50 in bank bills On the officer making the arrest this
scoundrel showed fight, and drew billy heavily
loaded on both ends, when after struggle TO-
gether, in which the officer much the best man OF
the two, and succeeded finally conducting him to the
brought before the Chief Police and committed by his
Honor Mayor Mckle to prison, in default OF $1,000 bail
for the assault on the officer. 'f 80
Harridle SsgAG--A woman called Mrs. Wallace, was
brought into the police Office yesterday Justice
Taylor at the Tombs covered with blood With ghast.
toxicaton attempted to take her life by cutting her
throat with oyster knife doctor sent for who
sewed up the wound which appears, will prove
IN the Wrong "Bor"-A clustering swelhead, rum
my looking pickpocket called Dusty Bob alias Bill vii.
before the Chief Of Police by officers stephens and
Brown. charged with using threatening language q.
tempted 10 'paii" him. he Would rip his By CUTS out
bail by Mayor Mckle in the Of $500, in default Of
Arrest Suspicion-Oniccr Corncen Of the 9th ward
handsome red s embossed sbs c5e eTas
plated branch candlestck, for which owner Is wanted
Apply TO Mr. Snow clerk oil police, Tombs The accused
was locked up by Justice Osborne.
.asismpt 10 Sfab-A young man, by the Of
Thomas Byron, arrested last night charged with at
tempting to Stab James Martin. Committed by Justice
Osborne.
Rape-A most horrible outrage perpetrated about
week since at Sing Sing. black villain called Miller,
whom it appears has only been discharged about year
from the State prison, was employed by Mr.. Rider,
farmer residing in she vicinity Of the above place This
serving young girl Of about 10 years crossing the lot
who very respectable although OF poor parents he i'm
mcdiately stopped the horses walked deliberately to
this poor girl seized her around the body tied hand
kerchief about her neck and dragged her In this way in
small patch Of woods close at hand, and threatened,
il she made the least noise that he wouldmurdor her In
this dreadful position she held by this monster who
succeeded in accomplishing his hesh purpose. Her
clothing almost all torn of from her and she left in
of insensbility The poor creature however after
short time sufficiently recovered to be enabled TO crawl
home and related the terrible story The complaint has
spatchcd to this city where it is understood this scoundrc
has fed.
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Cou,t or General sessions.

Before Recordcr scout anu DIauy bisihbs
ton John McKeon Esq, District Attorney
the Rev John Seys who stands indicted for an assault
and battery the person of Mrs. Elizabeth Cram, Mr.
Phillips on the part of the prosecution moved for
postponement of the trial until the next trm Of this
court on account Of the alleged absence from the city
Of Witness Mrs. Julia Jay whose testimony deem
ed material to the issue Of the whereupon Mr.
ChiIds one OF the counsel for the before named Rev.
gentleman and addressed the court in opposition to
the motion Of Mr. Phillips In the Of his remarks,
he stated that he had to believe that Mrs Jay was
absent from the city, set forth in the affidavit Of
Mrs Cram and that the complainant cndcavoring to
delay in bringing the to trial in order TO
njure the accuscd and concluded by appealing to the
court to grant order to produce the witness Mrs. JAY
proceed al with the trial The case was ac-
cordngly set down for tomorrow.
Tyial for Receiving Stolen Goods.-Mary Read was
then placed at the bar for trial charge OF receiving
stolen goods having been found in possession Of
property stolen from the premises Of Mr. Soria dyer in
Pearl street On the part Of the prosecution Mr.. Soria
dcposcd that his premises burgariousiy entered
on or about the 10Th of August last and several pieces Of
alpaca and other goods stolen therefom that in the
course Of week afterwards, the stolen propcrty was
found concealed under trap door in the cellar kitchen
Of the premises occupied by the prisoner. Officer Jo.
premises Ia question. but understood that she leased
the cellar kitchen to other persons For the defence wit
testified that the property stolen from Mr. Soria
was secrcted in the place whore was found by indi
yidua named Andrew Rogers without the knowledge Of
the accused Thomas Warner. Esq, summed up the
in behalf of the prisoner. Mr. Phillips followed for
the prosecution And after brief charge from the Re-
corder tho jury, without leaving their seats rendered
verdict Of not guilty; and the court adjourned
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Supreme Court.
Before Chief Justice Bronson, Justices besrdsley AMI

Mar l3-The People rs. CosfeIia-In this case which
was tried in February last in the Court Of Sessions and
the defendants found guilty and 70 the renen
ton was made 10 this court review the decision Of the
court below The following points were made for the
nrisonors First that the offence charged was not
AZ common law second that there was no law author
ling the court to inaic punishment third that the ties
tmonv ~ witness not cross-exarnined, should have
been .,rnck out The District Attorney made able
argument in reply, behalf Of the people Decision
reserved The have got TO No 80 on the calendar
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The number Of the crews and the amount Of tonnage IN
the above are exclusive Of vessels war; OF the % YES
sells snymAratsd s were vessels Of war, were whale
ships and ~ merchant vessels and again. tne 90
vessels may be classified thus ~ ships II barks pss
and 10 schooners.
Although contrary to the laws Of Mexico, the opyer
nor and generals of California before the
Of Mexico and always since that period, have allowed
the coastng trade from San Diego TO San Francisco 70
all foreign vessels which have paid their duties at Mon
tercy.
Casscafion Of Duties received in the Custom House Of
California in Monterey in l544.
From Mexican vessels, coastwise from San Bias
From American vessels, from the United States
and ssndwicL Islands. ....... 1870. 7osqs 90
From two Russian vessels. one French and one
Hawainan vessel. ..........,,,.. ia,2ls 90
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County Court.
County Court.
Present. Judges Ulshocfer, lin the chair,) lngrsh
Daly. Recorder Scott and nine Aldermen.

Present Judges Ushocfer On The char) Ingrsham and
)aly, Recorder Scott and nine Aldermen
May i3-On opening the Court, the District Attorney
proceeded to call the names Of several Witnesses who
alsd 10 sppear whereupon the District Attorney moved
hat an order be entered directing them 70 show cause
for noattendance to testify The motioH vas granted,
and an order accordingly entered.
The DnrRicr ATronsEy tnep asked % pe perm.aea 20
quence Of the witnesses by whom he expected to prove
the Rra charge having failed to attend Before any &C
ton was taken on this point il suggested that the
Court ADJOURN until Tuesday evening on account Of the
abssncs Of several members Previous 70 adjournment
however, Alderman Jackson moved that the Dstript Az
toney DO empowered 10 employ additional counsel to
conductths case on The part oil the people-Adoptcd
The Count then adjourned until Tuesday, evening next,
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ExrRAoRprsARy Hat SroRM.-A severe hail storm
occurred at Americas Sumpter county, on the SON 'nst
but which extended but few miles from tsa place,
lasted but about ten minutes, and covered tne Bou"u
destroy cd In its course and the leaves completely STRIP
ped from the trees The Thermometer icii ~ degrees
trdvs eegs and considerable quantity OF ice was col
ieced aer dclugng rain that followed the hail which
was used at the May pary held on tho evening o'the
following day.
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Court CAlqnaq,&JThas Day.
70 to IS. IA
CoxMor PLEAs- First part-Nos. III, lai, las. ia7,
l49, l5l l53 $50, i03 Second parlS 49, g. le0 $50,
40. loe, no. 272, 8, 8, a.
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means proposed for attaining these ends and the prime
pies upon which the movement based and from those
who have propagatcd and understand them.
. MUNITIONS OF Waffle armament Of the frigate
punt Tor the Columbian government will be sold
ton on the 2lst inst.
THE YOU'VE MAN who left his home in Massachusetts.
on Tuesday April 2sth is earnestly requested to return
to his mother who is out Of health and DESTROYS TO see
him once more II his money is exhausted he may let
her know Of il at apply personally or otherwise
to his friend b., at No ID Willow st. Brooklyn L. L. and
his wants will be kindly relieved.
CoRoSER's OFricE-.fccidenfdliy Killed-The Coro
ner held an inquest yesterday at the house John Smith
Bloomingdale on the body Of an unknown man. about
nifty years OF age who came to his death by injuries re.
ceived by being accidentally by horse and
ingly.
sudden Dedth-Thc Coroner likewise held an inquest
at No % Columbia Place between avenues C. and ID
sth street, on the body Of Dennis Mienie born in
baltimore Is years OF age, who came TO his death by
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Amount Of Duties from Foreign and National Vsssel
received in the Custom House Of Cai1ornia In Mont

Average per year for seven years. so.so "
Mexico with his troops for California promised by
President Santa Anna in addition to the receipts Of duties
ing his command in sa2 lsa9 and ls4l he issued drnfs
on the Custom House Of Mazailan for about 100000
part or which the Collector paid but In short time he
received contrary orders from Mexico 10 pay California
nothing From 1880 s45 about 5000 Of the customs
Of Monterey have been expended in public buildings,
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TRUMAN Cross. From an examination of

70, TRUMAN CRoss.-From an examination OF
Tho h,,,,, of this Iamented officer, the. surgeons
h,y. cow. the conclusion that he was first las
s,,.a and ,hen = jagged from his horse and muir.
,l,.rea bv heating !, i'm on the head, by the Mexi-
can roncberos on the Rio Grande. He was a
native of Maryland and on-in-law OF Lawrence
l.. Van Kleeck, OF Brooklyn, :.
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Court Of Oyer and Tsrminer.

Before Judge Edmonds, Aldermen stonea and Compton
NAV I3e7he Prisoners Biackweirs Isissd-The
case referred in the Herald Of Tuesday In relation to
the prisoners Backwes Island was called up yes
terday morning. and the keeper not being able to make
The Nuisance Case.-TAs People Elder and Others
In this the defendants were convicted, some time
since of causing nuisance In the upper part Of the city,
by erecting an establishment for melting tsllow The
parties called iup yesterday to receive Judgment
Mr.. Rildaback only having appeared the Distnct AZ
other defendants which granted The court then
adjourned until this morning. when tho psrtes Will De
brought up |
:. ,.---.. II a-orI rnr = Tha Raw Thomsa IL
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I'm Chnncery.


MAY l3.-DgcuIoSs.-Riksre ct al vs. DARK 1t eL-De
overruled with cossdefendsnt to answer in 40
days.
Wood sf al Executors, VS., Ennis ct ai-Order, that
Purchaser pay interest on the purchase money from
7h April TO 9th June; and that defendant Mossman have
the costs Of the motion to be taxed If required,
Btirdsu .4rmint ef ai-Order, to show cause dis
charged and injunction denied defendant producing
receipt for the ground rent of the morgaged premises
Costs of the motionto be costs on the cause.
Nc Cracker vs. The Mayor, $c-Demurrer overruled,
with costs-defendant to answer In 20 days.
Long Island Rail Read Company and Jas. Hsyrinsn,--
Award confirmed and the Company ordered to pay Her
riman $s46 A. in full for his damages.
Jarvis Palmer The order OF the 9Th April lsas
closing proof to be vacated and the time for taking
proofs extended for 20 days with liberty to complainant
to crossexamine H. H. Winslow witness; and that he
attend for that purpose before the examiner getting
days notice.
Wood vs.. Kssam.-njuncton dissolved costs to abide
the event
DIVORCES.
Stiles VS.. Stiies-Diverce a vinssis matrimonn
Robinson Robinsoa-Diyorce arincuio ysarimsn,s.
Williams Wiiliams--Dvorce a rincuio msfrfmonii.
Tappan Tappan.--Divorce a vincuio mafrimenii
John Doe VS.. Richard Roe.-New trial granted, and
cause sent back to the Circuit Court
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The General Conference OF the Methot 'ist Fps
nal Church South has elected to be Bishops Ia rev
VIM Capcrs Of the South Carolina Conference nm IN
Rev Dr. Robert Paine, Of the Tennessee ConicfeL "
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BALTIMORE, May II, 1876.
Var News and Ereitemenf-7roops for Tsras-Mr Mur
doch-Gen. Scott aud the Disqualification of Fare for
the Fair-Mdrkets, Stock Board, &c.
The excitement in this city relative to the position and
prospects of our little army in Texas is becoming in
tense and call is made in the city papers by advess
ment for the enrolment of volunteers.
The message of the President received yesterday
AFTERNOON entire by magnetic telegraph and the corners
OF the streets crowded until late hour at night
discussing the question of all other topics Of con
versation are now cast in the shade.
The ship Herman, which took out Capt RinggoLi's
troops 70 IeSas + now preparing to receive the two
Lieut. Col Bolton
With regard to the propriety of having removed Gen
Taylor's army from Corpus Christi It's present posi-
ton, citizens to be unanimous in pronouncing
It most egregious blunder the part Of the President
ana secretary Marcy Gen. Scott having been charged
with recommending the order openly, dsavows all par
cipation in il with the exception Of obeyng the orders
Of quarters decided without the slightest consul
aon with him as to its proprety either before or since
ton has reduced the fare 50 the round trip on the
occasion Of the National Fair and il is expected that all
quantity Of goods machinery &c. are daily psssine
through this city on their way Washington The wal
being 50 well attended as would haTs h. WITH aaI it.
Washington is the grand to which news from The
city by the lightning line. = 49,
Mr. Murdoch commenced an engagement at the Holi
day Street Theatre last night with Miss Clara Ellis in
."S Lou! VI LyoHs nc mousse was good, though
SO crowded as would haze been but for the great ex
element prevailing out Of doors.
s s% q ~ kluHA yAsrses s
yesterday and the quality fair; but they dull sale
and prices declined The offerings the scales comprised
$40 head, Of which % driven Washington 100
unsoId and the balance al head. sold 81 per
100 lbs equal 70 Sc a725 net Average rate
The Of whiskey SMALL and the
quite light purchasers find hat difficult obtain sup
ps at 81 BY a st hhS a @is
bbls.
Sales Of Stocks mt Baltimore.
May Ill shares Baltimore and Ohio RR tk; - do do
47s< do Frederick RR go. Stocks fell Of Considerably
to-day. Maryland 6s closed al IS asked 72X bid; Baltimore
gs OF 1890 closed at 9t asked 10 bid; Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad shares closed AT "a asked, az bid.
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NAvAL.--U. 5. steam frigate nnqsIDn s" ,
from Boston on Tuesday morning 70. Te"s'c1"'
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~ Tyow., II sTocErov The Rev. Thomas II.
has been elected honorary mem
her Of the Methodist Protestant Conference held Cip
cpnsti.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-06-19
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE FOR COUGHS
COLDS, AS rHMA,
AND ALL PULMONARY COMPLAINTS.
PREPARED FROM VEGETABLES ONLY.

THIS Balsam is offered to the public generally,
L from Il full conviction that il l. superior TO amy
other nlecne now IN use, for the cure 0 varlos us
eases OF the chest lis iects were first tested IN RI
vate practice, and the medicine more extensively cr-
cuaet at The earnest >olcitude OF many, wbo receiv-
ca The most signal Lcneit from 1t, IN diseases al once
disre>> lng and alarming. The prcpaTer Of tbs Bal
sam has for several wears pad part car aiters ion
pulmonary complaints, by watching the progress,
investigating their causes, and carefully normg me
lers OF the numerous and most approved renIties
which have cen prescribed by phy>lcans OF all or
der> well as OF almost every patent medicine ever
offered to the pablo. But on careful trial. Is fully
shown, that the Compound Pulmonary Balsain will
not iail IN the comparison with any OF tne BaisamS,
Cough Drops, Pertora>, or Syrup>: II, ha>. IN mn.
merous ca'cs, gained The ascenlency as curative, m
the following complaints; Consumption, Asthma or
Phthsic Whooping Cough, Measles, Catarrhal alice
tons Of the lung, Hydrothorax or DrDpsy OF the
chest, hiluenza Group Spiltiug of blood pain the
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regulates the natural >ecreiions of the system, pro-
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lungs. As the c mpound Pulmonary Bal>am In,
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From DR.. b. Fairchiid. Milton, Yi-to, hrs,
years have used DR.. Carriers Pulmonary Bal sam il
my practice, aud am satisfied that it j. a cumpuun,
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preparatory course, or an a.s>tan: medication, a.
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lie more sure. Il. FAlRtfilLO, W. d.
Milton, Vt. July %, 1918.
THIS may certify that last summer was mache,
with severe cough, .phng Of Ilov. and pain IN III
side, which reduced me rapidly; alI, my aih ~
family had ed ofthc con,umption, expected To- fol
low unless ! found relic soon. l therefore employe
he ct physicians in these part, who gave me n
| Il, "A
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-06-19
FACTS RFGA DING THE
SUGAR COITED IMPROVED
Indian Vegetable Pills.


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TESTIMONIALS.
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used. GEORGE w. GRANGER.
Cambi dge Oct 18th 1894
have been afflicted loi time with the Liver
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relief from hem.
. Mn, orls s. wnrrSEY, Myrtle ST.
Bottom, May 9, 1915
| have lccn Il four years afflicted with Scrofula,
Lcprosy and reane>s, and have been unable TO OBJ
tain any relief until | procured six boxes of DR..
Sm his valuable Indian vegetable Pills, and IN four
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JAMES r. CHoArE.
Nj. Vernon. Kcnnebec Co., Ne. April Is, 1916.
PERFECT CURE OF WORMS
Our little GIRL years old, has suffered all the worst
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