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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-03-03

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3eitunsgelb ourb Die pOif smpfanssn
Son Sr. lN. S., @osbrcofpals y. o., 81,
romt Die Sstun9 bis s. Set. '46 bsiablt lit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15

Two ears after the adoption Of the ystem, the
aggregate Of the registers Of all the schools In 1884,
80 500 showing under the old system, slow average
increase until iS& while under the operation Of the
system for two years only the actual ncresse was
above the rate Of SO cent and to the more
than 900 children representing at the average rate
at the period q to o. the educational wants OF between
50 600 and $4,000 Of our population This fact needs NO
comment
Again, for the latter years Of the operation of the
old that IT, after the year 1885, the proportion
of the whole number registered to the aggregate popula
ton Of the city about to ISL Under the operation
OF the system wasin ls.s to IL, and in 1874 to
IL being in this shape, ALSO actual advance of
than so per cent The ratio Of the increase Of children
registered TO the increase OF the population Of the city,
was 1885, to O. in $780, 10 Q. while under the ope.
ration Of the new system for two years. became In the
year 1884, to being in this respect also close a
Strong and earnest complaints have been urged
against the new system, on the ground Of alleged in
creased comparative expense Without advsrting to
the principle that parsimony in the provision for public
education 10 the very worst economy for the community
and only again auang to the fact that against this par
simony the Public School Society again and again pro-
tested and rcmoDstistS d, the ground that ii was
parsly zng the operations Of the old system it s per.
hsps only requisite here to subject this alleged increase
amount appropriated for common schools in this city
was, for the years lsIl. ils. so0--ls42, 40 500
being for the former year about hiryssven cents
each individual Of our popuaon and for the latter year
about thirty six cents.
Under the new law, in ls4s the amount appropriated
for Ward and Public Schools tor lsll5 was about Si7o.
ooo being at the rate Of about forty to each in
dividual Of our population.
The following the increase in the grade Of sduca-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15

WORKING OF THE NEW PosT OrFIoE LAw,-We
present our readers with the following important
statistics, which are derived from official sources,
the correctness of which, therefore, may be depend
ed upon.
The experiment Of the reduction Of rates Of post
age, is hereby tested.
The REyKsvE IN FIFTr TEE LARGE PosT OFFICES,
roR rHE ForRrA QrAKrER OF ls4s, COMPARED WITH
THAT WHICH AccRrKD IN TINE SAME OFrIcHs punINo
the Arm QUAkTKR OF lstS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15

The SLASpKR CASE 1T will be recollected that q
Case ct assault and battery and false imprIs onment
was ied q the June Common Pleas Of Orleans county
watch, ny one OF the teachers Of the LIE Roy Female
ssminary which abe charged Miss Mary N. Lsdd, pu-
pi win sseshng That trial resulted 10 the conviction
OF Miss Marriott Ingham, Hollis Pratt and r Hays -
Aherwards Miss Lsdi brought an action Of slandsr
against Miss Marriott lngham which was tried at the Cir
and resulted In verdict for the plaintiff Of three thou
sand dollars AT the tune, the circumstances created
very great excitement In the region where the parties
lived and In ct throughout this part Of the state
Rsehesfsr .4dvsyfssev. FEB. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15

FLoGeING IN PRrsoNs-TnK RECENT CASE At AU-
sURs.-We published, a few days since, the account
Of young man, nineteen years Of age, being lite
rally logged to death In the Auburn State prison.
Five hundred lashes applied to his bare back,
and at the end OF tour days he died in the extrem-
est agony. The cause assigned for this brutal and
murderous act was that he feigned insanity.
Such cases as this demand attention. We have
none Of that mawkish, sickly, sentimental feeling
OF sympathy for the criminal that characteristics the
misscailed philanthropy of the present day. But
We very much doubt whether the system of fog
glng IN State prisons is at all necessary; and If not,
y ought to be Immediately abolished. II is always
dangerous as the amount Of punishment is discre-
uonary with the keeper, who may be brutal man,
win but little ludgment-such probably being the
case IN me present instance. There are, beside,
variety OF Punlshments which are much more eifec-
i've IN the production Of good behavior than this
brutal lashlng OF the body, which entirely breaks
down and destroys the manly spirit which NAV be
remaining In the criminal and makes him obsti.
nate and logged, but never more ready To obev I'M
rules, Tor the breaking of which he was punished
Solitary confinement can always be used with a. e.
ty, in cases OF dsobedence on the part of pr;.on.
ers, and has, we believe, always been found 10 be
efIeciual.
TINS whole matter has been brought before the
Legislature, and we sincerely hope that If the lash
IS still to be allowed in prisons, the power to
use Il viii be given only TO men who, "dressed in
little bret authority" will not abuse il, as in this
Case, and thus cause the unrimely death OF fellow
being.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15

EXTRAORDINARY Srsxp.--The new and splendid
steamer traveller, owned by Cornelius VANDERBILT,
ESQ., OF his city, arrived here Yesterday In little
over SIX hours frsm New London. This Traveller
is one OF the fines, and strongest built steamers ON
the Sound She runs on the Norwi,h route. and con-
meets with the Norwich and Worcester roads TO
Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15


JAN. l4.-Gsrcia a. The Jscksss Marine Iasur
ComPdny The same The N,tC Ysrk Mune Tasur
Go Att the opening Of the court this morning. W.
Jones. jr., was called TO prove . calculation Of
claim with interest. Mr. Lord read and argued the
ably, to show that srksd beef could be brought
in the . memorandum clause Of the policy Mr.. EI
law. Hiram Ketchum, Esq, for the Insurers, fold
il long speech. Francis d. Cutting, Esq closed
Mr. Garcia in brief and energetic address to the jul
csaed the y that
and that IL the jury believed the defence made|
there could DO no claim but the burthsn OF proof n
upon the irsnre and II they had failed to make il
the second question would be a. to the jerked beef
it, or not, peri liable in its nsture without external
ryl II so. can il be fairly embraced within the mi
randum clause" where 4 ~. not specially msntio|
ing ask the jury two propositions in the
i've or the Affirmative. LIST Was or was not the
Ernest ssaworthy attn co%m comm. Of the voy|
Gle liable 10 perish In Its own NATURE within
ing Of the "memorandum clause~ II to the first
said unssa worthy there was an end to the claim
sesworthy, then they would pass to the second :
tior and II they found the beef psrishable there
sill be . clsim to be liquidstsd by the opinion O
court, for general average, certainly and perhaps fl
whole amount, II the court should refuse to exteIl
MEMORANDUM clause" % cover an aricl
named specially but if the jury found je, beef %
rthabie, then the loss would be total. aud the
would be Ia full The jury retired and in less tina
minutes returned veroict IN At the vessaI vas ses
thy, aud that jerk beef not perishabe and renie
verdict for plaintiff Tor sia6st A. be divided aud
by the insuien
+. B Cutting, Daniel Lord, and John B. Purro
plaintif
ketchum and Robert Emmett for defendant.
me jury, were discharged and the Court adjou
until Monday morning
Before Judge vanderpoel
Lyon Lsry rs Lenp,id Siibsfhssm Tnis suit, BIRD
Tor malicious prosecution, was continued this NOR
ana resulted In verdict for the defendant
John w. Lewis has been re.appointed inssl
o. peel and pork for the city If Nav York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15

The report shows very plainly the increase Of
scholars under the new common school system. For
the last five years Of the working of the old system the
aggregate OF its registers was ~ follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15
Rrooklvn Jutelisrence,

KINGS COUNTY GKNKRAI SESSIONS in the case Of the
People OHagan indicted for libel on Mr. Owen Col
gan trial Of which has for two or three days past
cited much interest among all classes and conditons
Of people tho city Of Brooklyn his honor Judge Van
derbi estsrday morning Immediately after n. open.
Ing Of the Court gave to the jury comprehensive and
sss 81 the %
them clesUand lucid exposition Of the laws OF this
State having mnsdi:te bearing upon the issue to be
decided At the conclusion of this address the jury re-
tired to thsr rsom where they remained several hours
In consustion, and finally returned declaring utterly
their discharge we undsrssooa that eight were for CON
victon and four for acquta Al the trial Of this cause
in considsrsbis expense scarcely probable that Il
viii again be placed upon the calendar the DstrctA
With bs y Ss ss o. me
In the case Of Jacob Goodman. who has been some
time ~ cn:t9d for an offence imputed to him he ws.
II.
charge released from the same. BY consent of the
court and the District Attorney payment Of costs
aud testimony il appeal from the dscison Of
Justices Of the Peace and Municipal judges the city Of
Of which there ar. 5. dpo:s.S Of
them Of exces ling curious and character
The court 70 :n,S =.
guilty three several for assault and bat
terry, sdjudGed to 6n: Of $40 for each offence
rem. Patrick Fun, john A. Schneider John Cunningham
Thomas 0ascoigns James Printy, Thomas Watson. and
narman n tuelu, VINO eeveIauy pIeuoeo 8uilIy " ln
dictmsnts charging them with permitting rafting and
gaming in their respective tayerns, were each hned in
the sum Of City dollars John Cortsyou convicted BY
his own confessien Of like offence was ordered 20 pay
nns Of twenty doiiau John Van Pelt. who pleaded
dollars and Michael s. Edwards. and Charles Carman
both Of wnom also pleaded guilty to like accusation
hundred and Atty dollars; James Gilbert, found
guilty Of committing assault and battery upon
Mott Wright fined atty dollsrs and orderedto stand
committed until the same be paid Phillip Guthers who
was tried and found guilty on an indictment for
nuisance, hned in the Of fifty dollars and an i'm
mediate abatement Of the nuisance ordered Thomas
McGf convicted Of assault and battery upon officer
Felt, by which the Of the latter broken ad
mitted to prison in default thereof Robert Hewett,
convicted Of keeping lottery Office at Williamsburgh
ordered to pay 6ne Of twenty i've dollars. John
Migsn and Matthew Mernagh, who sevsrally pleaded
guilty Of committing assault and battery, were each
lined thirty dollars The Court then adjourned until to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15

CmcrIr Couarses 49, rs, Ia 81 "a 81, Al, "a, ~, ~.
64 ~, 81 9e, loi, 34l l02 lo3 100 I06, Zoe, l09.
COMMON PLKAs-l, 2. ., 400, rs Q, TO-
suyrRioR CouRr.-Nos 30, I0s IT. a. 90, ~, 103. Q,
g. "a l0l Ill, l2l 49, 1885, ls4 ls6, 1877, lse lSo, l,
Is, %, 81, l0A, 10, 90, !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15
Com mon Pleas.
Before 4 Full Dench.

Feb. l4-DEcIsiors,- WiLisam c. Dusenbevy ada Geo.
Nichols In this the defendant suffered inter-.
locutory Judgment. by default upon which writ Of in
qury was sped The defendant moved to set IL aside,
on the grounds Of improper testimony having been ad
mted by the Sheriff Court inquison TO be set aside
served Of the nqusition and subsequent proce dngs
BENZ min Bredy ads Henry Beers ef al. TINS was
appeal from order Of Judge
the plaintiff produce his account books the trial OF
the enable defendants prepare for their defence
The appeal made the ground that plaintiff YVES
not bound - produce his private books or entries
CouRr.-We do not think il good objection. Every
mans books his private entries but this has ne ver
covery.
JsRss r. Bsrfine sds John Davis and Wjs.-Nsv trial
granted, costs to abide the event.
Before Judge Ulshos6er.
DwSAsm - Asins.-vsrdlct for PLAINTIFF $50 dauaees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15

Inc report 6Peakk vtry fAvOTaby Of Tue INTRODUCTORY
OF vocal music 10 the pubic schools On the whole il
very interesting document and hope the friends Of
education will read it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15
STRANGE Posr OFFICE ARRANGEMENT The Post
master at New Orleans has recently published the
following extraordinary notice -

master at New Orleans has recently published the
following extraordinary notice.
by regulation Of the Post once Department all let
tiers to Galveston should DO prepaid at this Office at the
rates ofthose in the regular United States mail
also expected that ali letters from other Offices of
the United States should have the inland postage pre-
paid to New Orleans in addition to the postage from
this 10 Galveston
Two fine steamers, New York and Galveston will
leave each port (say Of New Orleans and Galveston
every Ave days. thus adording frequent and speedy
means Of communication
We have been under the impression for some
time past, that Texas was part OF the United
States We thought that bill had passed Congress,
and received the signature Of the President. by
which the republic Of Texas was admitted into this
republic, and became part and parcel Of the United
States. There must be mistake somewhere; either
we are mistaken, or the Pos master at New Orleans
is 1.-THE bill we mentioned passed, the Postmaster
certainly cannot legally require postage to be pre-
paid on letters to New Orleans, and the Postmaster
at Galveston require additional postage to be paid
when letters reach his Office. We rather think the
Postmaster General ought to write to the pestmas-
ter at New Orleans to adopt different arrange
ment than the one he advertises, for we certainly
think that Texas is part Of the United States, and
foreign postage cannot be collected on letters going
to that country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15

Aggregate. @,oi3 N,4N Ia ,521
Fifty Post Ofaces comparing the fourth quarter Of
lSl3 with the fourth quarter Of 1914. show deficit OF
sos 4S4, being fraction less than 4OI per cent.
RORERT r RIJST.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-02-03

partly stone and partly frame, commodl
Gus stabIing and other oul-buidings.
The location of this property being
one mile from the town Of Somerfeld,
abounding in wood and Stone coal; ha-
wing SaO Mill and GrisL NW adjacent
thereto and plenty of water remaining
through the land, renders il an important
and valuable situation for any kind Of bu
siness. The premises have been for a
long time occupied as TaUern Stand.
The stand is admirably adapted for the
accommodation Of all kinds Of Drores.
Persons desirous of purchasing the
property. are requested to call on JOSH
ua b. Howell and E. p. Oiiphant, of u
niontown, Pa, who will give every in
formation desired, concerning said pro-
perty. Howell & OLlPHANT.
Attorneys Of G Cole, of Bait.
iuly22 ASH
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-02-03
Somerset County, SIS.

8r~~M "a I an adjourned Orphans
&aA court held al Somerset on
A'' the 9Th day Of December, A.
M~~>@D. ls45. Before the Honora-
BILE Judges thereof.
IN the matter of the real estate of John
Shsffer, deceased, viz: $50 acres of land
situate in Allegheny township. sold by
said Shaf1er in h:s life time, TO Jacob
Knspper, and the interest of said knep-
per transferred TO Daniel Fichtner.
Aud now 10 wit, December s, l645,
on petition oil Solomon Bare. administra-
tor of said deceased, and Daniel Ficht-
ner, vendee Of Jacob Knepper, the court
grant rule on the heirs and legal repre-
seniatves of said John Shaf1er, deceased.
TO appear at an adjourned Orphans
court to he held a. Somerset, on the 2nd
day of March next, and shew cause if
any they have, why specific perfor-
nance Of said contract should noI be de-
creed. and the administrator aforesaid.
allowed to execute title 10 the said Da-
MEL Fichtner.
Extract from the record. certified this
slb day of December. A ID 1915.
WILLIAM II. PICKING,
janl3'46 Clerk.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-02-03
HEAR MEDICAL TEsTIMoNy

From regular Physician, DIR G Smith, Sun.
fish, Ohio.
Mr.. ]. Kidd-~Dear Sir-I have used in nv
practice DR.. MLane's American Worm Specific.
nd have often witnessed its efficacy in expeIIing
worms from the system. A patient of mine. a
short time agD, gave vial of The Worm Specific
to child; in short time upwards 'of sixty.iy
worms were expelled.
Prepared for the Proprietor by
JONATHAN KIDD & Go.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. corner Of
4th and Wood sts, Pittsburgh.
Also for sale by the following agents
JOHN l.. SNYDER, Somerset
Hay and Morrison, Layansyilie.
X nabIe and Yought, Cenirovie,
NJ A. Ross, Pctersburgh,
A. Wyatt. SmithfcId.
q. Cook, WeIIersburgh.
n. b. Be particular to, ask for DIR. M'Laue1
American. Worm Specific, or Patent yermsuse.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-02-03
Somerset County, IS.

~
a T an adjourned Orphans
8 SEA court held at Somerset in
; 10 and for said county on the 9Th
Mre12 day OF December, AID, ls45.
Before The Honorable Judges thereof.
IN the matter OF the real estate Of
John Sutton, decd. viz: l56 acres Of
land, situate in Somerset township, sold
by John Sutton in his lifetime 10 Samuel
Melzler, per article of agreement dated
25ih day Of January, 1927.
And now to wit, December 9Th. 1915,
on petition of William King and John
Cobaugh. executors Of the last will and
testament Of John Sutton, deceased. the
court gran, a rule on the heirs and legal
representatives of said deceased. 10 ap-
pear at an adjourned Orphans court to
be held at Somerset on Monday the Cd
day of March, ls46, aud slew cause, if
any they have, why specific perlor-
nance Of said contract should not be de-
creed and The executors aforesaid allowed
TO execute title to the purchaser agree
ably TO the terms and conditions OF said
agreement.
Extract from the records Of said court,
certified December slh, l845.
WM IL PICKING.
Jec2s'45 Clerk.