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4 GREAT TRIUMPH In Medicine has been achieyed
"A BY Dr- VANS HART, in the cure Of Epiiepte Fit7
Tor falling sickness. C0nyulsiOn &c Physicians OF every
age have pronounced is disease 'cpr4bie me proprr
tors of the Vegetable Extract however feel no decasY In
saving ttat Cared They would, therefore, fespec!
fully Invite PHYSICIANS and all others who are Interested
10 examine testimony which Is here offered Is DE-
c.puon let be exposed but y 4. true, ten IN The naIn1
ofumarty longer oe said that Epilepsy IL neura-
bic Please call address postpadj Tie following
persons; 49,
sworn to before Mayor Hayeneyer, March 7h ut; JACOB
Petty wears ~ Deanrry-t v Y the deugntrr OF O
yer c. Denslo Esq yearB Y0nkers u. YORK; syIYanes
Kelly 10 years. Staten Island; Mr Bennett, years, ~
Grand.s T. Y James Ellsworth, years. y Dover ~ ~
Yorh; Joseph AeDuga year,, East Brooklyn l. /, men
~ w Smith Of Henry Smith, Y-sfs. y :. |us"h
House. 1T - .
TIA. y1irset, ,og~ther with The accompanying
tien-- with fan directions. arr csEsiuly perEr n Do1es
for trans ortaon Prices per box - >l' HAg ~ 9inR.s
'O' DRs IVASs 4 HART Propretor..
Principal Otice Isi Grenc-st-
Assnts-J n Parker y Corrh.l, Boston Msss A. said
az Isl Races, Phladelphia z Van Bdskira 80 Brosst
Newark 4 j.; ]. X. Hgggtns, 1T cnapei-sI Ne"-hs
ca e. W Bull! Hartford. Co., Lad!ow Co. staten SAND
Barlow 4 Peck. Praitsy1ile, y. + - eocIn
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DIPER WAREHOCsE-CTRCS II. FIELD. 70.
L : 51..,nz sip, y : oters Tor sac
Pri.t.zz Pacsr-tc, CORES a. zzes
Wrapping P1psr-ei SO s1nsi al s.ze-
Hx5gIrg Papsr-eG tons -arous 9uzl1es-
Bi-deSs Hosrd-lCa article " II
COMPLETE sssorrni OF az ether CT Paper ~ ne
oves aanzfsc:urss Prices fur caah, or issf-ct1T Hoss~
81 ~
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AcolDrNr-As a Mrs. Mary Crane was crossing
Cnatlarns near Duane about 10 O'Clock last night she
was knocked down and run by carriage By which
accident she was severely injured. She taken
the City Hospital by officer MCGEE.
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The propeller alii3sia game q yss5eEa .1;
s ~, - hss "a stained but hrtie injury She
ro,s upo- the railway SLY repairs thar sac may
es and vii resume nsr place N TIE ti1e N is"
dsyS- t'--',N m:
The Rockville Ia JouT ga1, srnrsr s enn mt
son $50 On TIE m INST Or tie charge OF caus-
ns the aeata Of bis wife BY brutal violence 'oWaFa as'
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Ga UNION HOUSE, Sprtnztisdt Ms.e>-The sGn.
- scber aas takrn the above named bev zad sprhoa
NJ Holel ,gst completed no csnr- Of the o-salinI
village Of SPRINGFIELD Masa and Sil open ue same fof
public accommodation the 5ntn Instant are Cnlnn
House large rcy finished snd furnished and chers IN
eouae6 advantages AL parsons gaveilny Hro1gb
Springfield for bdsiness peasure. bs7inx frerst!y
KEN lie United STATES Hoe. and -Coaess Hal - ,si
a,5ys The .absc-ber respectfully uss his old friends
and patrons and all giY5 u,ra ee N a;s ir~
qcA:srs . j aa a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-02

L.RcRyiEs Watkins was arrested and
detained on charge stealing pair Of psninloons from
No Q Centre Market place, belonging 10 James Burns
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FrRE-The premises No. - Amos-st We're
SLIGHTLY innred bE IRE about O'Clock tins moInng.
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Things in Philadelphia.
correspondence of The Tribune


pHiLApELPHIA, sept. 80.
Tb, last ,iav 81. the first Fall month takes It's de
usr,,,re smnc!y large number Of our citizens have
isken advantage OF the beautiful weather 10 visit the
Cattle show and Agricultural Fair OF Phhdeiphia Coui'
" al the Rising sun. Ii will be gay place To-day fo
Welsh X Mann have their splendid establishment there
We have had quite catalogue OF rres wi'hih
Is hours which are OF them the work oil icehda
res doubtless who take the opportunity Afforded oy e
confusion commit roboeries
Early YESTERDAY morning the barn oil Jacoo
Young on the Neck below the city was destroyed "it
all is contents -.
Some damage was done 10 Collins S Printing OF
hce in Lodge Alley last evening.
The dwelling OF j. 5. Pringle corner oil Schuyi
Kill; 9TH and Pber; took rrc from the sparks driven oy
the wind from the FIRE in Georges This and adjoining
house of Mr. Crenan were considerably injured
The tire on Monday night IN +th stree; was
tn. work OF incendaries and DESTROYED the carpenters
shop of Isaiah Bird and the whcelwTieh shop OF Messs
Wilson Child 4 Co besides damaging several houses on
TR,nmSny. street
in Georges yesterday sefnoon-twentythree houses,
let.rs, over eighty families The buildings were N s
row under one shincle roof without party walls The
scene, on the ground distressing IN the extreme and
the tusSion of the houseess poor dcnsnds the st'e
ton of the charitable
\ reouisition from Coz. Wright srTIved yeSter.
dow fr John Brown CHARGED with The !arcenT OF so!2
watch iron, Mr K n Cheesorough OF Srook!yn anc
Brown wss sent under charge OF Alex. stewart OIL
Groseeries hnd favor with our Courts-st the
last trin Of the srte- Session Q? he Peas PIG Licenses
wer, srsnteieOo of which probably the Ios' asi
serous rum holes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-02

MicHloAS.-KiN@sLEr 5. BlNGHAM Is the Los"
Foco,uomnee for Congress IN the Northern District
That party has now completedi its nominations
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Msrselie:

FROM BgRNrpA The brig Falcon. Capt Pit
IRON. Bermuda brings files OF tie BermudiaA and aoysi
% c;sze,t OF har dste contains accounts serious
MARINE disasters 5y the gale 18th = the 18TH ineu-
sive The royal steamer Midway *esthered II sno 5 q
rived 4; Berrnuds from Nassau On me -Dtn W.
~ s-sre for Fnssnd The royal nhl steamer Tweed
arrired from ST Thomas same dsE with si3aog specie
same destination sailed next day for Nassau so'h ex-
me ssie did much iarnsse 10 the iri, and ornament
a. trees OF the l,lsnd
On the IS;h he wind blowing hurricane tae oF!ssn
:ne LADY OF the Lake shipped ses winch GarFlsd re
1,s;s snd the deck icsd overheard and shorty i'sv Al
orhsr carving svvsy her caboose snd house and 90
cher 6a.1a.s She arrived e; Bermuda on TIE 18th
We do not observe sy farther disasters reported l7'
we're attended With loss OF Gie-
The Governor prorosued the Legislature II person
on the l0tn ulr g.-.-,,...rs-
Aavices from Antigua = LUCIA and hAsaAoog; IsE
rese1, the weather as highly p.opltous 70 aEricng
sIfhonSF1 continuance Of rsin in Anrgas iI1'Pcded
soroeyhst the manufacture OF sugar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-02

~ ERrSFzFR BlrrEsrAN Is the Loco. Fogo
candidate for Assembly in the District composed Of Full
ton and Hamilton Counties.
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RECEIVING STOLEN Goops.-oaicerMc Mclaughlin
OF tae 81 Ward. tlli= morning arrested John Peters
CLERK 10 Andrew McE.oy OF No Is Wash!n s:or 81 dealer
in INK &C on a charge ofbuyins from Dennis McCan
Icy coat belonging 20 Iohu Tree knowing the same %
have been stolen Tie accused was held 70 bail in the
sum OF $500 10 answer !or his appearance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-02

F1Rrs.-Wc learn by HoIbvook's Express that
very destructive frs commenced IN the woodlands OF
Mr. Clark in the South ives, part OF Plymouth n :!
o'cloct YESTERDAY forenoon, whicE was sill ourunS
vhe, last heard from this morning The IRE extended
over range OF eight miles snd between one ana TWO
thousand cords OF wood had been consumed a M &c
EMPLOYED b. thc Plymouth Insurance Office and sea;
10 assist in qclns the flames snd great hopes weFe en-
te-tained that the fire would be eSnnsriShea ~ la.
course OF the forenoon The IRE took from eoa PIX
The wood us partisy insured AT the Plymouth onee-
Mr. Eolbrook also Informs that about $ CLOCK TINS
p,orninz barn in Plymouth belonging to MI Lenaei
With ts contents, was destroyed by ire nsa5eI-
Boston Transcript, Aoth uit
~ The dwelling Of Mr. Lyman OF Newton.
Mass, was desrroyed by IRE the 18th ult Loss $500
insured Tor $500 barn and ts contents. IN Pymp,9n
Mass the property OF M. LoodsL were destroyed os
fire on Monday morning. Loss seoa' Sso0
~ The series Of articles On The Slave Power
which has appeared in the Boston Wing IS soon 70 ~
pear in collected form.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-02

BURGLARY IT FLATRCsH.-Thc house OF Peter
Debaxn at Fiarbush l. / burgiariously entered
a- night and ROBBED Of white Grape shawl worth $50
eigh; or ten dresses, piece OF black merno gold
chain some silver spoons, and other property with
which the -ozuss effected their escape.
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putent ale6ieines.
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
MAGNETIC ELrID

KeCardi1E he eVtrSor-irary coF-e1s o
CHRtSTIE'S tALVANlC RINGS. SEErS, SRSCE
LET'S, BANDS,
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fCon6eairI
Nlaryiand Penitenusr


BALTNiORE. Auga-l Is, l2id.S
Nj d GRIffIS- Gentlemen In answer 20 yours OF tue
2h inst peci the opersIior OF the Patent Heal
Generator "a; up ~ ths institution by your NJ SeHtuty
W. tax pleasure stating thai has fulfilled our most
saneune expectations We had previous 10 IT. erection
one OF the old fashioned Furnaces The consumption OF
which during the -iS working dars Ot ea'h week, was
oGa he OF anthracite lump coal al cost OF - per Ton
our sumption. with Seaburg Patent Heat Generator
lrny the same number ut day j. Gi h. OF pea coal
die cost OF which,. ~ - per 1nqn sctud sa7iHg IN The
quantity u coal used Of $50 lbs wc-s, or nenfy 10
per cent vh- The saving .he cost Of coal Is equal 10
t,l per ceut-maiIug, within fraction. IN aggregate
saving 81 n per cent Will great respect
" NJ JOHNSON. Warden NJ Pen.
EDW ARD r. ROBERTS. Clerk. VI. P
J. ". MILNE, Superintendent Wooden
Department Maryland Pen.
~, see similar certificates from r c. Salisbury West
Troy, y y; John ID Dale, LansnRburgh. y. Y CooA
!. Fngle, Brooklyn, y. y. O. Lane Hnd q h. Itppel,
cents Methodist Book Concern, zoo Mulberry-t. " y
Chaf-, BOSS Co Jefferson Steam Mills, otI-sueet.
y Y: Gen 4 w Harvey s)rd-sreet corner art avenue
Cummings Brothers Of 2jti--tfeet and lhI avenue
y y. John adrisnce. Poughke-p-ie v " Messrs Dan
Chaplin 4 Root TivoE Factory Albany, :. ! Messrs For
lett Bradier. Burlington, VI JOAN Horton, liS SOUTH
i.I.sl Phiade phia Pa David Trainer Marcus HoYR ra
N.,-r- Hoiiugs Teas, Wilmington. Del, ht>sTr
Scott Co Do: iesrs Johnson. Kline AMI Others OF the
MARYLAND Peni.rniiary Baltimore, Perry Manufacturing
Coriuanv Newport r. T. John II. Cheercr, No Liberty
squ,re Boston Mass. KELLEY Spring Brighton, Mass
valuable improvement FOR Tie saving Of fuel under oiy
pressure and locomotive boilers The result OF -d' INK VIII
he the the gh pressure boilers Can De- seen
~ calling al MS Of.ce, 49, Broadway y. y
y B. A!lpersons cautioned agagsl any Infringement
under die penalty oflhe law auy lawl-tpFu
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PocKzr PicKYD.-Nr o Hull Of No Iss Front
81; while crossing Fu-on Ferry Tuesday eninF had
patent silver lever watch with gold cham and key, 40
siracied from us POCKET
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yours. ROBERT w. LANDS. y
SPINAL COMPLAINT.
u A' q A'''''' "@'' GEORGE GATES.
No TLIVVT--N- NV
sE,yHpE N rTrRS TO SPINE

StN EkR iNJihl ~
This viii certify that for number of wears past have
in feeble health IN consequence OF having severe a
in the hold nv vessel which sprsGed my back and se
ou.y injured my spine have consulted physicians and
tired the Basam OF Lvpr or Ssrsapaa ard many other
medicines and s 10 no purpose Abouta month age pro
rur Dr. Christies Galvanic Belt and Magnetic Fluid and
have entirely recovered never expected Ia be v eli again
ard thorght would haze 70 give up coastiuS, bur now
feel better han have tor number o. ears past and am IN
respect altered p"ron Nothing would induce me
10 part with my Belt could rot procure another
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CITY ITEMS.

III EsbAi- UT J
Ta1s5ry % Rrs7reT-Tbere @as large meet
ing of liz Par thi= morning E; the Vice Councillors
room called tn respond 80 the ssntlHents Of Hon wv.
-McCorx ate vlcs Chancellor retiring from o;7see
Daniel Lord E=s was called 70 ;ae Chair. and VIVA c
Noyes, Esq. appointed Secretary Resolutions We're
offered b. Ns=zrs Slos=ou. Holden, ard 4 Benedict
expressing sentiments frzeet tor e Judicial and pr
vale character Of The late Vice Chancellor Remarks
we're offered II their support BY Nessrs Lord and Ho!
den and they were unanimously adopted
ATTEMPT At RAPE-A colorrd lad nance, Y, NJ
smith was taken into custody charge OF attempting
TO commit rape upoE interesting ~ residing in The
Seventeenth Ward The Aroused was arrested about e
week ego Tor su,ilsr offence Out IN c0nscouerce OF
the srl upon whom he committed the assault mt beng
old enough 70 testify agairs; H- he discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-02

SYRACUSE, Thursday, Oct. !, 1886. {,
Quarter % /. Z. ~.
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THE following testimonials fot ,he 6rs pre-
sealet 20 re pubic They have been received during
the past few day u sjd single word
other .hs7 - request aer candid p!sa TIE srs i from
c.sr well known, sn u high a!;a;araer;s and rep
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NANTEl)-As situation Sc porter by 4 lcGng Man who
w write pretty good hand ard II required Keep
eouut>-has objections 10 lake OF hores azG
III make himself generay useful 10 bis enrloyer IN every
respec Has good Credentials ard city reference s
addressed 81 BseSnan-st VIII be paneSnaly attended
70 O s..
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XNANTED-By a respectable Young Woman = sttga.
w good and irpner- Good refurepcsy
given Apply Al Il Riyngstonst up stairs in the rear,
The New York herald., 1846-03-14
Police IntelliCence.

MARCH H.-Grand Larceny.-A young man by the
Of Michael Cregier arrested last night by po
lceman McKeon of the 9th ward charged with robbiug
his aunt Mrs. Ann Dominck, residing No 81 Crosby
street, OF the following property "a gold watch and
chain, valued at $780, also diamond ring, worth S20
gold pen and sundry other articles of ewelry On being
confronted by his aunt he dyed that ho
duced to steal the jswelry by Five Poiat thief called
John Darling Consequently, Thursday evening, he
crept silly into he back and stole the
drawers the above property, and left the house
unobserved and Immediately handed it to Darling
who waiting the of the street for his
Upon arresting Darling, he stated that if Mrs Doninick
would let him up, he would tell where the property
"fenced' consequently the officer proceeded to old
'fence" kept by Bartholomew Rooney No $50 Leonard
street. near Orange, in whose possession the watch
and chain found he Rooney having said that he
bought them for So Why don't the magistrates break
up of these ence" shops instead Of taking their
testimony against the theft Justice Drinker committed
them both for examination.
Passing Spurious Coin.-Rchard Dean was arrested
last night charged with passing spurious coin on Mr.
Mayo Locked up.
Petit Larcenes-Danie briggs arrested last light
for stealing meat knife. Communicable amin OCon-
nell arrested last night by policeman of the ID
ward, for stealing pair Of boots from MIR. Applston.
Locked up.-Martha Miller arrested last night,
charged with stealing goll ring, belonging to William
Florence, corner OF Broadway and Lspenard street
Committed. Albert Dearing was caught last night in
the act Of stealing liquor barrel Locked up.
The New York herald., 1846-03-14

l94
tys to be sold by the dsputy sheriff This is Of the
coolest and decidedly inpu lent proceedings which
has lately come to our kno wledge.
BOARDING. HoUsEs.-A boarding house Who has not
at period of bachelor le tasted of its its
pleasures and its pains 1t exactly be called
home-he who dwells in one, is rather in a transitory
than fixed sate-he stays there but does not lire The
proprietor is generally ladynine cases out of ten
in
at glance that she be induced to change her
pret awS a
She evidently sets her cap" for melody and tries to
however the landady IS either fat fair and forty Or
somsthng with two three marriag cable daugh
sentimental Young ladies' with exceIlent memoYes and
knowledge of the contents of all the clever
and affecting compositions of the day, called romances
They can tell you in moment how Clifford felt and
Julia acted aud how the stony hearted father forbid the
lovers meeting and at last locked The fair up in her
chamber; how love surmounted all obstacles, by Julia
leaping from her window a dark stormy night, and
eloping with her adored in chaise and four-or
more can they discourse of in eloquent for they
themselves have inordnate desire to s'get married"
The applicants for board closely questioned by the
landlady who has scions of the stock
always prefers young men with small fortunes per-
the exact amount of your salary is she considers herself
fortunate Once comfortably settled in the house. you
are considered as 50 much proper and are treated ac
boarding house has its charms-it is certainly excel
lent place to study human nature for variety of
the genus homo may be found therein. We know OF
phosophic gentleman who changes his lodgings
week and thus visits fifty two in tho Of year.
He Informs US that deal of valuable information may
be gained by this course and promises to furnish
statistics.
THIS ewsArHER-Yeserday was blue enough all round,
until toward evening, when the blue monopolized
by the sky, and the weather was quite fine.
CHARGE OF BEING coScEnsED IN THE SLAVE Trade
The examination Of Wm l.. Shaw-one of the crew Of
the Patuxe nt-who it is alleged rned in the
slave trade, on the Coast of Africa is postponed until
Monday next.
CHARGE OF CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNIsHMENr.-Chas.
a tha Ana unn xraa ofad
yesterday by Deputy Marshal Morrison, under
rant from Comms iloner Morton charged with having u
ficed cruel and unusual punishment on one Charles
Cameron one of the crew, the voyage from Havana
TO this port
ELocUrIoS.-Mr. Geo. Vandenhoff is engaged to de-
liver opening lecture Eecution to the students of
the University OF New York. on monday next, prelimi
nary to commencing course Of instruction there The
public can also obtain tickets.
SAVED FROM DRowNiNc On Friday night about IL
O'Clock, officer Dorr in going his rounds, heard the
cries OF man. cesdng from the river at the foot Of
Albany street. and gong there found man named
James Harrison struggling in the He toe him
TO the Station House, where he was recuscitated.
The New York herald., 1846-03-14
Movements of Travellers.

The following 10 summary of yesterdays arrivals a,
AnERIcAN-A. wattles, Buf,lo Mr. Henly, Boston;
B. Phelps, East Windsor; r. vens Sing Sing; w. Gift
ford, Phila Geo Logan, Ga Capt Alden, u $. A; L.
Peterson, Pha; J. Stuart, Huntingdon Geo. Graham
NY 'S''' : ''''' ''' r "''''N"''
AsroR-Thos. Tucker, N. c.; F. Newton, Boston; Hor
ton X Higgenson do. Weeks, Hill Richardson do
w. Morris, Lousvie; Mr. Roe, 6Oth Rifles, Eng; Mr..
: =; Aoony, a6th Regt Eng H. b Tibsetis, Boston;
Batavia; 4. A,kias, Boston; j. Norris u. 5 n; F.
Hooper, Boston; r. France, Washington; NJ Benson,
Londonderry; w. G. Bruce, Bangor; s. Penneman, Lou.
isville J. Weyman. Boston; J. Pike Maine; A Morton
do w. Smith, N. Brunswick; H. Montgomery, NJ o
Geo Greg, Boston; w. Pennoyer, Mr.. Gait, J. f. X.
Crrr-Geo johnson, staunton, Va; Mayiew & H. S.
Preghan, Va, d. Vaughan, Lancaster, Ky; J. L. Ellis,
Peterburg, Va: +. Claiborne, va Colts, N Haven;
Va J. johnson, Oxford, ~ c.; @. Phillips, Boston Mr.
Saunders Phiia.; j. Jackson, Baltimore j. Legrene u
Al II. r. Campbell, phila; Com. Engle U s. N; j. 5.
Graham, Baltimore; r. H. Kngsbury, c.; Hon. d.
Henshaw, Boston; ?. r. woodfori DO sami Dsnald
Va; Mr. williams n G; J. r. Evans, Phila +. Lathrop
FRANKLIN-s. w Hale, springford, Miss; L. Van Der.
ker, Albany; H. Wells Buffalo; w. Briggs, Tennessee
J. NJ. Ovens, Gallatin T. Bryan, IL +. Washington
Faitfeld J. II Pratt, Conn; BENZ Oliver, NJ c.; r NJ
Ball Boston; L. Bgelow, do; j. stott, Hudson; ~ ii.
Taylor Quincy ILL.,. D. Haskell, Cleveland; J.W Mills
GLoBs-R. Holbrook, ]. vandsworth, J. s Under
worth, N w. Wadsworth, Boston; Mr. Vandenbergh, N
Boston; Robt. Brown, Baltimore; J. simpson, Newark
HowARp--H. spinks, Ala; A. B. Divine. La P.
Snc nss palsT & Morls sSo5s sais
timore; H. Johnson, Columbus, Miss; d. B. Taylor,
Louisville W ~; Leiper, Phla Moses Kimball, Bos.
Ashmead, Phila; w. Reid, Norfolk, Va; F. Cooper,
Phila; Capt. Dick, Scotland; D. Hume, England; r.
Kenny, Bostoui Geo. W Weed, Albany W. stochard,
Aneyence, British Army; F. Cooper, Phil: Col Jones.
do; j. Baker, KY; C. NJ. Reed, Washington.
The New York herald., 1846-03-14

,[Au Auonilee4 4YoJtfuc{i1ns from Washiprton :
ther letter. dated Jalapa Feb 18th, which states n
Mr.. Sdell is still there awaiting instructions frd
Washington.
TFrom the New Orleans Picayupe, March 81
We received yesterday another letter from Vera Cr
brought by the u. s. brig Lawence and dated the M
not without interest Although it MIR ms our preyi
reports Of the perfect tranquility existing at present
der Paredes il represents his govern as likely
encounter peril mot shipwreek from two nrincil
sources The Santa Anna party is said to bs very stro
The New York herald., 1846-03-14

Tue PILors.-The Senate and the House Of De-
egates of the State of Maryland, have passed re-
solution directing their representatives in Congress
to vote Tor repeal Of the law Of 1897, throwing
open the pilot business TO all who might choose 10
engage in it. This cannot but have a favorable ef.
iect upon the petition OF the New York pilots, now
before that body, praying for the thing siml-
iar resolution has passed the Assembly o this State
ana mas doubtless passed the other House, and will
be Immediately forwarded TO Washington.
The New York herald., 1846-03-14
Court OF Common Pleas.

MARCH 14-DEcIsovs.-C Courfiandf Palmer ads. c
Me Dermon This ction was brought to recove
amount Of BILL for work done upon some bull din
the lth Avenue, between 9Sth and 26th streets. TIL
fendant Is sued as the owner, and the claim Ia mad
der the lien law, upon the ground that the work
done under contract made with the defendant as
owner. verdict was rendered for plaintiff. and do
ant moves to set II aside on the ground Of misdred
ard the admissibility of improper evidence. New
granted-costs to abide the event.
Hoy rs. Minor.-Motion to set aside an inqui}
taken before the Sheriff, upon the ground that th(
donce was not sufficient TO sustain the third count 4
declaration. Motion denied with costs.
Smith 10. Cdrr.-This was an appeal from an
made at chambers. Order revoked, but without col
Siii,oeR impiesdsd, &c. Us. jenkins. Motion for 4
trial denied with costs.
Joseph G Carpenters vs Cha. Dsvlin--verdict COD
dwith costs.
Sargent ode. WesterAsid--Motion, in arrest Of
ment, denied, with costs TO plaintiff
The New York herald., 1846-03-14

FROM CIENFUEsos-By the schr. Montreal, at this
port, we have accounts from Cientuepos nm 70 the
2Sth ult but there is no news Of any consequence
Capt Ilsley states that the market is conols,elv
glutted with American provisions, which were verv
dua Of sale. MoIasseS was in dsnand. Freishts
u the United States. ~ D. pefcask
The New York herald., 1846-03-14
Sporting LnfeIlioencn.

The foot race between the celebrated runners Jack
son and Gildersieeve which have taken place on
the 9th OF March, 10 Savannah, postponed to the
lth, on account OF rain storm which made the track
too heavy we VIII publish the result sooa ~ srs