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Police Intelligence.

Charge Of Forse,y-A young man by the name Of John
W. Watson, wood engraver No. Al Ann street, was
stopped yesterday by the paying teller Of the Fulton
Bank He was detected in trying to pass forged check
for eighty dollars purporng to be drawn by Col L.
Toten, United States Engineer, who is at present in
by Capt Kitz Of the Second ward, and conducted be-
fore the Chief Of Police appears this il the second
attempt he has made to forge the Coone for about
eight days ago he hired boy by the Of Jackson
10 presents check, drawn the same bank for b146
which the teller refused to pay, from the fact that the
246 was omitted to be written in the body Of the check
This check, we understand, shown taken down
nounced to be forgery; but by oversight forgot
to arrest him at that time The Mayor committed him
prison, in default Of $2500 bail.
Grand Larceny-A German gentleman by the name
Off Woldemers residing at Rathbun's hotel in Broad
wsy, was robbed some little time ago by German tai
lor, called Henry Hume. under the following crcum-
stances This teilor, appears, sent by Mr.. VOL
Tne TAILOR DID So but at the time stole coat along
with the cloak-these two articles this ninth part
man pawned, end made OF with the money. Yesterday
however, Mr. Woldemers was passing along Chathsm
street, and observed his and cloak Jew clothes
shop. Kept by Israel Tellemsn, No 50 Chatham st. He
then procured the aid Of officers Rue aud Conkln who
obtained the properly which valued at $780, and
brought it to the police Office
.anether.-About q week ago. an old thief called Mat
thew Mcirath was arrested on suspicion Of stealing q
trunk which found in his possession containing
worth $l2, and lot of books worth S4-in all $685. Yes
herday the found and made his adavtt 10 tho
property having been stolen from board tho steam.
boat Huguenot about the 18th of April belonging
70 Patrick Mckenna who is hand board the above
boat The rascal was committed in full for trial.
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Movcments or TravolIers,


The following exhibits summary of the arrivals at
the principal hotels yesterday =
AMEaIcAS-W. H. Babcock, g. c.; @. Fox, u S.N;
Judge Morris, J. Rutyeard, Morris, Otsego; Thomas
Lovett, Washington city; H. Messenger. N.Y. Stock.
ton, do; A. w Reynolds. Philadelphia; David Hume,
burgh; s. D. Smith, Philadelphia; w. Rogers, U. sN;
Mr. Seaton, Washington, DC; g. Nourse, do; George
Lyman Boston; X. Howard, do; M. Nelson, Philad.
As-oR.-Mr. Thomas, Ga; W. Bostwick. do; r. Good
ing, Boston, w Rogers Lockport; George Beach. Hart
ford; j. Brognan Philadelphia Judge Morris J. r. Nor
ris, Osego; Bailey, Val C. ssgrsz, Niagara Falls; E.
Fiddler, Pa George Twiggs, Augusta, Gees J. sedden,
Washington; Magan, Philadelp6ia Hon H. Bedingsr,
ton; Col Johnson, Buffalo; W. Eddy, New bedford; W.
Blanchard Bostoni c. March, Washing ton; F. Parker,
Boston r. Slater Norwich; H. smith. Lowell; J. Pres
ton, Va; L. Smith, Boston;J Hurd, Mobile; Field,
Macs
Crrv.-J Colburn, Boston; W. 8. Wood. syracuse; W.
Conner Hartford; John aud Chas. Ingstroom, Morris.
tewn; c. Henry, New Haven; c. Finch, Madison; DR..
Patterson, Philadelpha; James Espy, Warrington; w.
Boston, Baron de cyprey, French Minister for Mexico
Adams Buffalo; Visonek Serrurier, Philadel phis;
John John chiPnan Lan'insb0rsh; NJ Pss'' Boston; w.
FnasxLIy.-A. Harmon, Michigan; H. Jones, Bridge
port; James Stevenson Putnam Coz j. Coliam, Worces.
Ter; f. Clark Chicago; W. Stafford, Newport Brooks,
Michigan; w. DAVIS, Boston; j. sanders, Albany; w.
Knapp, New Berlin; l.. Pipon Newark; s. fomeroy,
Utica; A. Cunningham, Geo; D. Pratt, Princeton.
howAsp.-John Orr Canada; Jos. Wilson, st. An
d,ewsi Rose, Connecticut; M Hudson, Hartford; L.
Chshes'er Troy J. Hyllier, Norwich; Seward, Con-
neSucusi a BHston, Boston; J. Richmond, Msssaehu-
BILE, Vermont; A. Merrill Boston; Col Erwin, Cana
johsris l.. Robinson Albany I: ri knew shav Toronto,
b Cakes, Jericho; NJ Butler Indiana; A. &. Morton.
Bayley, Ohio H. Mich, DO; D. BRYANT Boston. y Lane.
IpdisDa y Gardiner, Baltimore. MI Auchinieek, M
Haven.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
The Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald of this week will be very
valuable and entertaining number. II will contain
full resume Of the foreign news brought by the Great
Western; the latest intelligence from Mexico, Texas,
California, &c. &c. vivid, interesting and graphic
reports of the exciting debates in Congress- impor
tan correspondence from all parts OF this Continent,
and elsewhere-and be illustrated with a beautiful
engraving OF the Entomoment of Christ" at the
French Catholic Church of st. Vincent OF Paul. on
Good Friday. The paper will be ready for delivery
az O'Clock tomorrow morning Price 81 cents.
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ALsAHy CouHrr.-J Hsyvss, r. SAsssr, II. X. willard.
CAvsoA CO... Yawgsr. Z. w. sheldon. and D. ).
Shaw
CoLuMsIA Co "A. L. Jovdsn and George Clyds.
0sEENE Cor Dolon and J. Powers.
HxRKrmER Con-. Hoffman and A. Looms.
Krrcs Co.-H c. Murphy, &C. swackhsmer and I. C.
Bergen
Lewis Co.--RusseH Parish.
MorHoE Co-H Backus Z Strong, and r. r. Backus.
MONTGOMERY Co. ). Nels. and J. Bowdishs
ONEIDA Co c. p. kirkland, j. Candee, e. Hunting
ton. and II. BYsytoa.
ONTARIO Ce.-.a Wordsn, n. C. Nicholas, and J. Blu
81, jr.
W. Tuthill.-
RIcHMorp Co.-Dv Harrison.
SARATOGA co.. M Cook, j. X. Porter.
ScHENEcrAEY-D ID. Campbell.-
ScHoHARIE Gown C. Bouck. j. Gibhard, Jr.
ULSTER Col +. Forsyth, @. Graham.
WARREN Gown. Hotchkiss.
Whigs,i in italics, democrats in. Roman those de-
mocrats mark with star barnburners those not
marked arc hunkers.
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correspondent Of the Ufiea Gazette writes from Pa
ris Oneida county, that Saturday night than
Ave horses were stolen from that neighborhood. Mr.
Peeg Brown, OF Brdgewatcr had his horse stolen apd
was found in Paris in stephen Thomas stable; Mr.
Thomas horse stolen and found In Miles Cossitts
stable; CossittS horse stolen, and found in j. p
Tompkns stable; Tompkns horse stolen and found
In Nj Orsndorfs stable Carsvills; QrsndorfS horse
was stolen together with his saddle and bnds. Orsn
dorf . horse came homo on Sunday morning, with the
latter tied around ito neck not being permitted to
turn the ssdds and bridle Browns halter No clue
had been obtained Of the thief st The last sceeunt
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Common Pleas.
RafOro JudDo 1r1sh Hn~

APRIL so-.anihsny Tanderslics %. I,aae N,vfon-
his was an action on the case. The plaintiff is boat
which place he carried coal to Albany The defendant
in the owner Of the steamboat Oliver Ellsworth employ.
Il tier end d November, issa the plaintiff con.r.cted
with defendant TO tow his boat with cargo Of Goals to
ibany and paid him $ss for which he took his receipt
brought the plaintiffs boat far Coxsackie and
there dropped her. She detained at Coxsackie for
eight days. at the end Of which she was towed up to
she arrived in Albany, the frost set in and she was
e Oxen up until the March following The plaintiff now
tnon Of the boat at Coxsacks and for he .xpense Of
keeping person to watch at Albany during the four
onths she was detained by the ice DsfenceeThat the
a. forward and the attempt had been made to take
Ter up to Albany she would have been through BY
ot into Albany two or three boats had is and the
might have got out his If he had thought proper
The case !. adjourned to thi: morning For plaintiff Mr.
= T. BRADY; Tor defendant Mr.. H. c. Dodge.
Prosper ct al Hartshorn al-This case was sum.
med up this morning. The two questions in the case
were rst whether under the act OF ls4a the plants
tools were exempt from DISTRESS and secondly whether
tho defendant seized before the rent actually became
due In support OF the nrst question argued that
pisintins were occupiers OF mandatory in Maiden
lane, and that a. such they within
the meaning Of the act and their tools exempt from die
tress The Judge charged the contrary and the Jury
plaintiffs 'S> y ~ io'
Lucky rs snn-In this the jury could not agree,
and were discharged.
Before Judge DAILY.
HANNAH Hyde 10. jones H. Smythe-This was an action
Ier assault and battery In October last the parties re-
SIDED IN Hester street sppeared that Miss Hyde went
20 me deiendants house the night Of the 2h
put ior what purpose was not stated Mr. Smith was not
anome at the time, but shortly after returned and the
plaintiff alleges he committed violent assault on her.
without any provocation on her part The defendant
pleaded not guilty and that he used no more orcs than
was necessary eject her from his premises The case
y adjourned to this morning. For plaintiff James M
smith; for defedant, J. C. Hamilton.
John Russell and Mary his vye ps. CAarlss Trip,st
ms was an action for assault and battery The parties
are coiored people. The defendant 10 q seaarinx man
appeared that he was about to to sea- and left seine
clothes with the plaintiffs wife to be washed ON calling
Tor them dispute between them upon which &C.
cason It was alleged he committed violent and srrra.
waited assault upon her For the defence IL was sought
to DO shown that the plaintiff and his wfs were persons
pad character and that their gross abrica-
ton. Verdict for plaintiff, $40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-01

EM1aRArroN.-The tide OF emigration still flows;
no less than six thousand three hundred and ninety
six persons, Of all sizes, sexes and denominations,
arrived at this port during the month of Apr-this
being an increase Of two thousand and fifty-fve,
over the month Of March. Great Britain sent 1885;
France, l,O7s, chiefly Germans; Bremen and Ham,
burg. ll5
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ris6urg Reporter, of April 18th, says Our County
Court commenced yesterday. Some trihing criminal
cases were disposed Of yssterday. This morning the
Grand Jury found true bill against McCook, for at
tempting 70 bride Col Piole member Of the Lsgisla
ture during the last session of the Legislature, and
which excited much attention at the time. The trial
will commence tomorrow. Thsdeus Stevens, James
Cooper, and James Mccormick. Esqrs engaged for
the defendant, and the Attorney General and Deputy
Attorney General for tho prosecution.
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SOCIETY LpRARY.-The following gentlemen
have been elected trustees of the New York Socie-
ty Library, for the ensuing year,
Gulian G. verplanck, William Inglis, Alexander h.
Rodgers, Dayton Hobart, Frederic De Peyser Stephen
c. Williams James DePey ster Ogden Joshua Colt Jo
H. Gourlie, orville Dewey James H. Titus, Charles NJ
LAupp.
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SECOND ARREST OF On. HATCH. The doctor was
arrested yesterday afternoon complaint Of Oliver
Lee, Of Buffalo, In civil suit for the amount Of money
LOST BY him at the time Of the express robbery He was
held to bail In the Of - 500, H. Wells b DsvIs.
and L. B. Van Daks bsconipg his sursties -RseGsssy
.ltc .Asrl -
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DIPLOMATIC MovKMENTs.-His Excellency Baron
DE Cyprey, French Minister for Mexico, accom-
panied by his family and servants, arrived at the City
Hotel yesterday, from Washington, on his route to
France.
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Court Caiendar-This Day.
COMMON PLEAs-Frs part rs. 81, 96 Co. 101, 81, los,
loo lot, Ill; second part ls Co. g. 49, So 20, 90 oe
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ORKcoN EMoRANTs.-It is said that ex. Governor
BogRs will head Of tho emgrating companies for
Oregon, which will leave 81. Joseph in few weeks
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Theatrical and Musical.

Wing gain, so far, nine members.
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APPOINTMENTS ny TIE oovERNoR, April D.-Ni-
aGara Ceunty-Jonsthsp l. Woods firyt JUDGE vice
Enas Aansoa. tern sxp@sed 80 80
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Ink W0kMoNS-IokE IKOUBLE ANTIClPATKD.-
Gov Ford, OF Illinois, has authorised the troops at
Hancock to be dsbsnded the LIST Of May. Tho Han
cock Esse says according to this proclamation, after
that day. the Governor will refuse TO protect the Nor
against their enemies The consequence will be
bloody struggle between those Mormons who been
unable to leave Hancock county and their
The EsGis says that hve thousand Mormons have al
ready left that county and others Fastening leave
fast possible They have paid exsravsgsnt prices
for wagons, &C., and those remaining only ask for sun
csnt time to make the necessary arrangements for their
departure. Some too poor and others too infrm
get away and they arc to be given over to ndiscrin
nate destruction before they can raise the Of
moving westward, It il expected that many who have
already left will return. determined 10 fight and die
necessary, with their brethren and and kinsmen.
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WAR WITH MExIco.-In regard to the rumored
declaration Of war by Mexico, which created such
excitement on Monday evening, we requested by
Winde to .ey that the statement placed upon the
received from tbs Captain Of the Col Harvey The lat
Ter no doubt intended to convey the state Of things
upon Gen. Ampudiss letter by Gen. Taylor state Of
Things little more than quasi warlke We learn that
the boats which left Monday evening off per-
fecuy assured, far officers and passengers were
concerned, that war had been declared There will be
some STIR IN the West we opne the s difused
by the boats-N O. Pie, .dprit %
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-19
SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

ns- Mrs, ELF. MILLER, No, 30 Poplar street, BE-
tween Rachel and Budd streets, Philadelphia, ans
been completely cured of the severe attacks 81
Rheumatisl for which she had tried every thing "A
vain The extreme pain would often compel her 20
rise ten times in night, and her hands were drawn
up so as TO be completely useless. After using the
Rings and fiuld for only "a hours, the pans entirely
left and she has not had the slightest attach fcx
Rod of several months.
Or. CHRISTIE is in possession OF nearly ase ;ho,.
SAND testimonials, received from persons who have
been entirely cured of the most severe rheumatism
both Chronic and Infammatory, for which every orb
er 'remedy" was useless. The Rings and Fluid,
when properly applied, have never begH ksSwn 10
fail in any of these cases.
&c Beware of spurious limitations ofthese articles,
The Only place in Baltimore TO obtain the GENUINE
Rings and Fluid is at the Drug Store offs 8, EANCR
lO8 BALTIMORE STREET and corner CHA2LES
and PRATT SITS.
All articles of the Mind sold eleew where 10 the city
worthless eountsrfeii,, witsag he egst GalvaMc
influence OF beneficial effect abll
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W ERY IMPORTANT NOTICE:


.fLFRED H. REP, Manufacturer of TIN and
IRON WARE, and dealer in Imported and Domestic
HARDWARE and FANCY GOODS, No. 335 BAL
TIsoRE STREET, being the second tin store above
Howard street, Baltimore, would again respectfully
invite attention of merchants aud dealers gene
rally who are about visit this city for the purpose
of selecting stock of goods for the spring and sum
mer sales, to his extensive stock of TIN WARE, ia
Planned WARE and BRITANNIA WARE, COM
prisng general variety (of which catalogues are al
ways in readiness,) which has been manufactured in
his own estab ishment and by the best workmen nj
the city-all of which is offered now at extremely
low prices and hopes by his unremitting attention
TO business and prompt attention TO all orders in his
line he will experience continuation of that conf
dence and encouragement which has heretofore been
so literally extended towards him Purchasers from
tae different States will find it greatly TO their advan
iage to call at this establishment, where they will find
every variety of TIN WARE at prices that will not
fail TO please. Goods will be carefully packed and
sent TO any part of the city free Of charge. felS
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a Attest IMpORTATION OFF

IL RICH SPRING DRY GOODS.
}, EDWARD BIRD, No. 9O9 Baltimore street, be
tween Light and Charles Streets has received by re
cent arrivals complete assortment of FANCY aad
STAPLE DRY GOODS, 10 which he invites the at
ention of wholesale dealers and buyers generally. No
exerlion will be spared to make his stock one of the
best in the ctyal Of which will be sold at the lo1-
est market prices.
A large stock of fancy Dress Silks
Black and blue black Silks (all qualities
Rich and heavy Satin Striped Silks
Extra rich shaded Barge
50 embroidered and shaded do
" shaded Meuselin de Lains
FOR EVENING DRESSES,
Handsome embroidered Robes
Shaded Tarlaans; embossed Tarataas, en- tirey
new, never before offered in this market
French MaTqueses; do Lawns, beautiful patterns
Scotch Lawns; new style Gnghams; Lace Lawns
Shawls and Scarfs; extra rich white aad scarlet Can
ton Grape Shawls dust imported)
Rich Silk Shawls; Hernana Shawls
Barge and Cashmere Shawls
Embroidered thibet and plain ShaWls
New style fancy Grape and silk Scarfs
Shaded Hernana Scarfs
a LARGE sTocRoP-
SILK and Kid Gloves Qadies' and gentlemens)
Silk and Cotton Hosiery; English silk Hosiery
Linen Cambria hdkfs; Revere, BOrdeled, HtmStch-
ed and Printed, Linen Cambria
LINEN GOODS,
Barkeiy's and Richardson's Irish Linens
Scotch Linens a superior article
10 and 1874 Barnsly aud Irish Sheetags
Pillow Case Linens, &c, sc.
White and col'd Marseilles CounterpaRes, rich and
beautiful
Toilet Covers; embossed Table Covers
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Super black and fancy COZ Cloths
Fancy and black Cassimeres
Black Cashmeret very handsome
Rich Satin and Silk Vestings
Rich Satin and Silk Crayats and SeaEio
Extra quality Silk Pocket Hdkfs
New style Tweeds, for coats. Also,
Mourning Goods of all kinds with large stock of
Domestic Goods For sale on the best terms,
wholesale and RETAIL by
J. EDWARD BIRD, No 200 Baltimorest.
mhi6 near Charles 81.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EE YVES, NEW YORK. CIRCUS,

I'm FhUM FHLMU'o UPERA HUUbEs
3- The public respectfully in formed that this
splendid Equestrian Company will again perform at
the Front street Theatre on
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, March 10,
on which occasion the great Female Equestrian,
Madam MARIE MACARTE will have the honor of
making her seventh appearance in this city, in one of
her avorite principal acts, leaping l6 Carriers
and through four Balloons.
The faYOrite Clown, DAN RICE, will also appear
together with the following celebrated performers
Messrs. N. b, Turner, J. s. Whitaker Sweet, Nix
on and Son, Stckney, Macarte, Dan Emmtt and
Serenaders; Mrs. II. Messenger and Mrs. s. Miller
h3- PRICES OF ADhIssION-Fitst Tier or Dress
Circle so cents; 2nd and Sd Tier 25 cts Pit l2! cents;
Gallery Box 25; Gallery l2I. II
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EPILEPSY AND PALPLTATION OF THE
HEART

The following case relates 10 Clergyman, the scs
in law of Dir. JcaS JACOB AsrOR, of New YORK;
Rev'd john BRtsTEAD, Minister of the Episcopal
Church at Bristol, r. L. residing In Main street. ha'
long been subject TO distressing attacks of Epilepsy
often falling down insensb;e. The disease has been
accompanied with vioen, PaRita,on of the Heart,
and rush Of blood to the head. For three years h.
has been unable to preach attend 70 his other du
ties Mr.. Bristead has found the most valuable bens
fit from the Rings Bands and FIud IS better in every
respect than he has been since his illness, and aoW
rapidly recovering his health. All symptoms of sp,-
lepsy have lett him.
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NMOORE'S PICTORIAL MIXTURE. In

MMOORE'S PICTORIAL MIXTURE. In
I'VE offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscrberwould inform the public that is no aRack
remedy to cure all diseases, is it recommended as
cure for consumption; it is prepared from the re-
cep of the late DR.. Moore, of Philadelphia, and is
certain remedy for recent Coughs Colds and Catarrhal
affections. 1t will also be found useful ia the inch
pient stages of Bronchitis. Numerous certificates
could be obtained from those who have derived bene-
fit from its use, but it is deemed unnecessary as
trial OF will be sufficient recommendation of ia va
ue as 4 reRsdy in the above mentioned diseases.
For sale by CHARLES B. BARRY,
nl2-u No. lS2 Baltimore street.
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! III WINNNUUIIEo, SOIINN, IAhU AND
HALL LAMPS, GILT CANDLESTlCKS, sc.
We have just opened a most splendid assortment
of the above articles, which we offer for sale on the
most pleasing terms, at our FURNISHING WARERooNs
yNo Is Baiimorest., nearly opposite Centre Market
JAMES CORTLAN & SON.
Importers and Dealers in Family and Fancy HARD
WARE; Table Cutlery; Tea Trays and Walters; Plat
ed and Britannia ware; Kitchen Utensils; Hollow
ware; Brushes; Mats; Wooden ware; Baskets, &c,
comprising decidedly the greatest variety of HOUSE
KEEPING ARTICLES to he found in the city. We
also continue to manufacture every description OF
BLOCK TIN, Japanned and plain Tin ware, &c.
Old and young Housekeepers will find it greatly 10
their advantage by calling previous 10 making their
mhI2 HOUSE FURNISHING EMPORIUM.