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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05

VlRGlNlA-At Superior Court Of Chancery
Rehnooni June 95h. 1915
HIN Carer Trustee WIZ Of Beverley Rapsoph s,i
Charles u. Ranco,ph. declared pl.,s,,r
aslinst
Henfa W. Censnsharn admir- de with az
nsasi OF nerchey haadora deed asd Rae
d1lghd~e'd. 1900,
is I'M. esass the destdsnt Richard H. cunnagharn rx
tea"V ana "x u ray sio cou dispose u IRE Ccur
enes ms SUI" o ARE Snassnd four hundred sxy
lars fo,ihfee cents with crest 10 @ aasu or fr
sP aeou' TWO hundred collars tere which
om'et te eon'fseni eI3-n'e, OF fund
ofieeS That TIE aid er-cuor have
OF :" much tbeeof AZ he
Of the snts OF Nsi-a or by
deed OF uus upon adequate real ...
Avn oy soa.n 81 The Psre. eoun.s tina,
%" feiffed N Of Court 4,
e.f.ns rs' are e-ffd 70 s shares Beuerie
H IN The tani held BY III defendant under the MA
OF beN.ney hsnaoph nen oncd Cannnr
ham, which was dertd by retained for h,e years
ana nov moeh h-f'o' each
IN wen enquiry ne VII convene the
upon sueb esnants
monweshh and BY publication and that the aid
maze report thereof
specially stated decm.d BY him self or which ma b.
ouired BY any party To be N stated.
Copy. Tese:
row. ROBERTS D. Cln
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Correspondence of,he Baltimore American

WASHINGTON, Nov. I'd, 1916.
The Chief Judge Of the Circuit Court Of the District has
informed the District Attorney to-day state Of he
will enable him take his seat upon the Bench during
the remainder Of the term The effect Of this will probably
be postpone the suit of eIGov Thomas TO another
The relationship between Mr. T. and other Of tho Judges
Dunlop would leave but single Judge try the cause
which would not be legal The adjourned from the
spring to the 9Th Of Noyr next Monday the purpose
enabling Mr. Thomas To procure the testimony Of Mrs Linn
OF Mo (he wife Of tho late SENATOR. In case Of Mrs
Inns inability 70 attend witness, by of par
ties. the Court authorized her deposition to be taken
Mrs gives the statement OF her physicians that she is
unable TO attend tbs Court. and her deposition NOT
been received though the contrary has in
vefa near aud distant papers. Thu originally
brought before the Criminal Court but could be
there ss the presiding Judge relative vi Of
principal parties to the trial This Judge has since become
one Of the Judges OF the Circuit Court und the law does
allow the return OF the case To the Court where origin.
ally commenced The posponement Of the inJure
nobody and dsplease nobody but those who looking
for the qualification Of curiosity altogether credable
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05
LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
u- NO MAIL laa evening north Of Philsdelphla.
Correspondence AZ the Nat. Int.

Baltimore, Nov SIS p. M.
The fall Of rain Of city has been very
doing much damsgc. The mill dams ut Powhasn
NJ the Franklin mill aud the wo-ms mill ON the Frederick
road have been swept aso the bridge ON the Frank
lin road, that village. The road tho III
has been torn 10 pieces, and in many places rendered inn
passable.
The train Of with tho Western mail due last night
did not arrse until o'clock this afternoon the detention
having been caused by heavy land slide above
and the difficulty In crossing bridge rear Marunsbufg
Va, which has been weakened by the hood as TO
the attempt To IL unsafe. The locomotive un-
derssnd injured by running into the sand
bank.
Thorc is moro 6rnness in the 1our market Sales of
some 5000 barrels City Mills $3.50 and 1000 barrels
Howard Street e5.37t oilers Of refused to-day
held at $3.50. There improvement in rrain Sales
VI good prime red wheat Of l0U llOc; white do ll6
l2Oc old white corn 20, and yellow 65 new white and
yellow SIS 56 oats 30; rye 6S. wbiskey 23{ a2il.-
Sales OF 1870 head beef cattle 81 20 per lUO lbs on
the average gross Live hogs So S4,25. Nothing new
In provisions or groceries.
The telegraph between this city and Philadelphia is eli
out OF repair iron the effects o. the therefore
pgan without my regular dospathcs.
The atcst accounts by regular mail from New York
state that great excitement existed there 10 the
election winch comcs oil to-day. Tho correspondent Of
the Inquirer that the the Wing.
uves have abandoned their county clerk and
dctefmin to vote for Wills HALL.
The tain CT cars which left New York on Monday
morning detained Rancous creek aud apcd mar.
rowy ightlu accident in attempting to cross the
bridge by the locomotive falling through the
the passenger care by good fortune having been
shortly previous by the conductors
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City Arrivals.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL, Nov.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL, Nov. 4.
Alfred Thomson, BaTbourvillo; + Carpenter Orange;
w w Harris, A NJ Goodwin, Louisa; ID S Woodbridge
Chesterfield; Goodwin Gentry. Port althall; James
A Moody, Goochand; James ii Cox. Chesterfield; T.
Woods1n, Lunenburg; DIR Fitzhugh. Fauquicr Va; DIR
Austin, Wauenton; Joshua ID Fry, Bath; r T Wootten,
VIM I Wootten, II VI Vaughan and son. Prince Edward;
J. Garrett Halifax; Robert Brown Henry Hanson,
+ l. Lunsford, Petersburg; Jno Harris Brunswick; A
Hopkins, Noroway Ii; Thus w Young. Richmond; l.
Watson, Samuel Watson, A q Davis, Mecklenburg; II {
Boughan Dams Lakeland, Buckingham; |. c Gatewood
Essex; T. WRIGHT, Texas; Daniel f. Hickman, Louisa;
+ Mcleod sOuh Caroins; + Scott. Amelia; VIM NJ
Gary, Virginia; John II Ellis. James EIi-, JCteph A
Ellis, Goochand; Capt WIN Murray, Powhatan.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Nov.4.
w Clark, Norfolk; x Huicheson, Savannah; C C.
Read, FarmNie, w E Buckner aud lady, Lynchburc:
Lieut. Fsirsex, u Navy; Mrs May Philadelphs; Mr.
Turner, Norfolk; II Walden, New Kent; John Gibson,
Philadelphia; WIN Wilngham Halifax Z ii; Miss Poin-
Ter, Pointer, Holy Springs; Abraham Petersburg;
w Delavan New York; d A Davis Petersburg; Mis-
Bancker, NJ Partin, w Psrtin Mr. Nathans, X Meade w
Woods and lady. Mr. May. N York; G F. Jsmes Amelia
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET Nov d

The continuance OF wet weather has retarded out
operations materially since the close Of last week In
Cotton there is little nothing doing. Four-The cur
rent asking rate Of ordinary shipping brands is S5,37I;
buyers offer S54s5,3lt; hear Of day. Rye
Flour n0minally held at 81. Corn Meal-We notice 4
considerable in this article and fully 5000
bbls Penna sold at SO, 60, mostly at the latter
price. Wheat is inquired for but there being little or
none aioat the only transaction we End to 500
bushels prime Southern red l03c; lose. is offered
Tor prime Penn'a reds Corn dull and several
lots Southern sold "a 66c. for prime yellow and Csc
for white oats-Southern ready sale Gle. Groceries
aud Provisions without alteration, and but little doing
Whiskey-Bbs are worth 2ie. hhds. held the ammo.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

VIE subscribers ener following
u " use. by retail upon the fGvoabl. trims,
1000 lbs Smiuhhei Bacon hog round smansiz.
pipe IRE French Brandy OF th- vntzre ofIs3t
pipes pure "-snes' Bransy GOOD age ana fine favor
pipe pure Madeira Wine vintage of 1897 direct pon
pip. pure do 10 enc hayor ( 10 th, MARKET
pipe - NJ do cooking
lew bbs genuine Isle OF w ghi Apple ady years old
bbs -BuDgArtn-rs" old Rye whnksy, article
90 bos Te rh' vnegar-wheh together with bro wn
and ioafSoga various quslu and price,
DEE and Black Tea, Spices der,ni tnd Mo-e. best
Java aud LaEuayra Coffee; eunFs Family and Suens Flour
&c always on hand will be supplied OF
tners and others, at PfieeJ - tu!ithe timc,.
3J-2w a XyIxzroN
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JEFFERSON HOTEL.

(Wsa naia ST.. a (sc doors bslop tLs Ms,k.f)
HNHlS House has been fitted up in a STYLE of
eowier and nsa'rs- unruFpass~d by ely,
aud Is nov oIen fot the toa " pro,s PoI
irr the establishment Tie rSopro
essd ~ any o'hsr house h, nit I,srsr.
this bar Nj bout .nlmeraton Of ih-
ave hm eah Tfhnrent asJ parties upp.s.
can have a. isa-an, and
and n good fafs of Kind
am other house the wnh every ey eonv
to comfort and determination good house. propre-
tor sp cts share of public patronage.
Nov. 2, lotS--no 3ts John W. SHARP
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s4o.OOOl in cArr.L, Of $4,000 each.

100000 in 4 CArir,L. Of $4,000 each:
Thursnuy-New Jsncy No. Capital. Of sIO GOO 1000
1854 10 q 1000 Nos, drawn Tielet. ss h.ire.
$50. qu,rters las.
IS OOO $500.
frday-Moaonrsa No Is. Capitals: sSoOo 1900 Iooo Ae
rs Noe ne drawn Tickets ~ rs halves 62e quarter, 3e
$4,000. $50.
saiurdsy-sa-seI EIra No rs Capitals; $1,000 ieJ7 OF
1000 ke rs Nos ~ drawn Ticket, ~; halves qrs
ordss for Ceruhess u rsehSsss single snare.
any OF the above Feb addressed th urd,gpsd
the prompt wins be
forwarded frte Of po<aEe,
J. @. GREGORY 4 co. M.nas.us
oe9o Richmond Va.
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JOHN M. CLARKE,
LOTTERY BROKER,

HNHE most celebrated capital prize seller in the
United saies-haying sold capital pIIrs ny
oher VenseT in the United Saes-satsfaetoy
now In his Having had heeu IN
eving orders and forwarding tickets confidently
recommend TO distant Adventures tha mode OF procuring
In The lotteries constantly drawing perfectly Clarke
vends tickets only the oeriss managed by J. Gregory
CLiREr sold several handsome capitals his pondenis
ring the ast month and promises
OF November.
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STATIONS OFFICE,
No S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

Ls,sn the world say WIN, then eaa.
For ,enins Primes. STATIONS man:
Drawn No. Of Monons,ns. No. -. DC. ,oth:
so 30 70 81 60 Is 40 50 81 ~ 62.
~ % 20 $, 81 Two more capitals i sTR .s4 POI BY
Drawn Nos Of sa.sI Erin. No o., Oct 1ia:
AZ so 50 IL 20 IS 81 16 e. 81 3.
Ticket Nos I6 Capital, sold and pad BY sIs.r1os
$4,000! in CarIrlLs of $4,000 each,
Thur-ay-H. Jersey No. % tCapias ofs 1854
10 OF 1000 AZ rs Mo-. Tieie ss haive. 2sc
quarten l,25.
Fhday-mononsalia, No. IS. Capitals: 5000 1900 1000
&c. rs No. i2 drawn. Tickets si9s haive. eae sr. ale
$4,000, 1852.
saturJsy-su.seI No. 95 Capital. $4,000 Is,e Of
1000. &c 10 Nos II dawn Tickets s halves sOe qrs
$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY. Chs L, for Is<o-to be drawn
rs NO LorTERY-ia DRAWN BALLors
l prize Of $4,000 SO pri1e. Of $500
: ;odO 50 ego
1000 $40 40
Tickets So Halves S. Quarter. ~ os
Certificates Of packages OF 2s wbO in pro-
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Gas. N, for 1900 be drawn
rs NO. LorrERy-ia DRAWN BALLors
GRAsD soHExr.
! prize Of $1,000 iSSSS prize of $3.50 ssss
10000 .; Psiz.s OF loco
Io0oc 200 200
Tickets siO; HAYES 5; oaanepsi.
Certificates Of packages Of IS whoe sI0-aiye. and
| tiers in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class n, for 1850 be dawn
Nov. 2ist, lst6.
IS NO. LOTTERY. DRAWN BALLOTS.
GRA-D SCHEME.
! prize OF 10000 10 prizes OF sI,soo
IsOOO 20 1900
1900 so 1000
$3.50 SOC
prizes OF 1000 A.. a..
Tickets SIC Halves s. Quarters 2t Certificates. OF
OF 20 Whole', slSO-halves AMI quarters proportion
Buyen are referred list which are rerzerr
II N n nf wh. 49, 49,.
drawing continues TO and paid by ma.
20 Oder for the .hex,
Schemes and in all Louees promptly AMENDED q, an
| drawing sent when requested.
tlease nddrsAIsrdsu d. STATION,
noz Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
-. RtcHxosp. lslh ost- 1896
Al persons Interested enquiry By
a hereby required 10 before ose,
10Th day Of November 1916. and produce
evidences thereof
I7-dtIGthNoy, Holm conni..,o,.,
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'yn. L. rIONTAGUE'S

wN. L.. MONTAGUE'S
REPOSITORY OF MUSIC AND MUSICAL IN
STRUNENTS; No. 1874 MAIN TT, OPPOSITE THE BANKS
fENHE subscriber constantly supplies
Il PoFuLAR Music, for Piano Forte Guitar Pie, and has
Also ALWAYS hand, large and comp tie
Standard JNHsie OF the day
Those wishing purchase Musical EzstrKn find very
complete assortment, including the following vaneies:-
GUITARS, spaniah and German patterns at ~ To $50
NIOLlNS, n 81 TO $50
FLUTES French. German and American mahe I to $50
FLAGEoLErS ard FIFES, csc to J and sic
CLARIONErS at 4 to ses
CORNOPEANS, At IS to $50
Pp5T-HORNS, pain and 7 double valves To $40
KENT BuGLTS, h,t, and Z fiat, 10 q SIS
FRENCH HORNS; TROMBONEs; CLAvICORS
VALVE OPIlCLYDEs KEYED DO; TEoNBACELLos
PiCCOLo FLUTES in A, II fat. c, u, Z huandF
ACCOROEoNS and NELCDEONS
MUSICAL BOXES of different varieties
b q Roman and Englsh STRINGS
CLARIFIED RDSIN, VIOLIN Bridges APRONS PEGS Al.
hOUrH-P.RCEs REEDS, &c &c;
together with every other article the Music lire
Emusic BOUND best manner.
PIANOS TUNED by an experienced hand
Catalogues of Music given Frias
@ Ords psly solicited from Schools and Professor, NJ
MUSIC &C 81 WIN. L. MONTAGUE.
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rs NO. LorrERY-is DRAWN BALLOTS.

Tickets $40; Halves Quarter so.
OF 20 toes SllO OF &c Halves s55 Of &c Sl7i
S Orders for Tickets CernaI-s OF
in the above Splendid Lotteries that are
day in the week. prime Tickets viii receive
the most each drvnK
sentimmediAielY amer 1t il all who order from
ocA J. +. WORD, Richmond Va
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Step over and take Tea.

a 1854, Main St, can be found full assert.
met Of every variety TEAS house of the Can
oh I'a Conpany-tho oieu America. These pct
UP paebaSes ~ quarter, half rouni AMI
'euIed nom the with n,ide wrapper That keea
% Hesh Ia any climate and for any length
ny are The exclusive vendors Of genuine qua
te being the choicest qualities grown the Howqua
IN This country
There Teas to 40 per cent les. than the usual
uhpnceG and etrr saction given the money
1e refunded County ceilsr choice Teas will
ma NV assortment and ali of packages qualities
for sale by the ! chest ! chest, sc.
haVc ass for sale, WOolseY Woo'scys refined Io1f
SuFa' superb article irgsller with prime OH lava Rio and la
Euyra Codsss HENRY q DoDGsoN
AL Csnton Tea IA
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RICHMOND HOUSE

SiiUAIED ON Governor street, nearly oppo-
~ site the Governors House, su,r from Main or
street. having nifty ad.rai nd ior. end.rrs
much more convenient and eommodouy, opened n tbs
i day OF November nes o the
month, week day Tbs best win he
used who viii snpsuisnd) render who may
put up nj the establishment comfortable.
rof me Information OF h,c who call private conveyance
there excellent Livery hani where their
hone'' &C. wtl be well attended 10. ID. L. MEADE
Oct 20. Iete. - I'm
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FALL STYLE.

JUST received by the latest arrivals from New
= York several Of fashonabse HATS m,
and beautiful assortment Of and boys CLOTH -a OF
"heh viii be 'od low be obtained city
oes7 No AZ 49,, NJ -,
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n EGRO HlRING.--Thomas II. Teliaierro
cfrS his services public rrre
rally in Hung Negroes for e y,a all
cam. entrusted 70 his eafesn renting Houses
ali Iinds Of Produce He takes this hnI Informing those
who wish to employ him, that would hun
as early a they that he have opportunity
good homes He pledges himsthst Iysry
to obtain good and good bones eIper
snee OF neen yeats vii tie him share OF
S1 He wla all found Messrs. N. r. q. b. Hs
Once opposite Messrs r. H. DiekerSon Brother Franklin
street IN rear OF the Bell Tavern. NJ 3-luJ
- AZOR STROPS. Gentlemen wishing a
good Razor strop hnd elegant assortment Po-
gers ChaPmans, Em-rton's Meehs Woods and London
nee make and sides Of nnh
y possess the sharpening qualify to perfection.
nos p. JOHNsTONS Drug Store.
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lotteries.
I G. GREGORY & CO., MArAeEn., No
~ IOi Main Su-et. Riehnont. Va.

Dawn Nos Of Asrisdsi Joiefy Ca-. ~ I7h Oct ists:
IL As ~ 65 30 rs &C 40 ~ C. 76 Al
1T Nos II as, Prize u $1,000, In tho aboy. Lot
terry soii ~ correspondent 10 kirs~Ea eouay. Va
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NATIONAL HOTEL, ILsis FIsaeI..1
NORFOLK. VIRGINIA,
IN ~ BY T.. rAa-
New Goods this day
Dickens New Work

-1IONNhAh NV w OH.
oSi received at the Exchange Book Store,
" Dealnss With Donsey ard Son; By ChlIes Disken.
Also the following New Boots:
Bro~ns Whining Crls and History the WhIe Fisaery b.
ing Eiehn1s Of Whaling Cruise, Rotes Of mum on a
LAnAeAf TO wh eh 70 appeI dsd history OF the
Whae Fishery BY Browns, fIIstrated
our Amy on the RIO Grande Of the events
ro the time ofhe removal Of amy OF oeeapaon
from Corpus Christi otbe surrender of bv II oTn
Just received and sale by a, 'Ptstnp
49, - s-H1e
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MANAGERS OFFICE,

John D. BlGGERs LOTTERY OFFICE-I4OOO
20 o. 1000, &c, 10 Nos, l3 druwn-Tiekets 81
sales close at ~ p NJ drawing received tonight OOC
and 5000 for to-morrow-Tiekets S. aud 1. Brian
scheme Tor Saturday, S OF $4,000.
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INFiRMARY OF THE MEDICAL
COLLEGE.

'ENHE sick are admitted into this Institution al
- the oo~ns ehlges, payable fist ~eek in adv.ne.
White patents IS per urek
coored
These charges in.ude board Medical atr,,ur.
nusng medicines ant every ~ service
separate apamsuts different es.e, ~
- rtAe rooms ran Be Furnished additional eh,rre OF
EeeN IN, Mectes eascs unler charge Of three
o. the Professors OF College for prescribed pc,i IN
ease are committed 70 the Professor Surgery and
III ohstst zeal 10 tie Professor OF oSsstiex
The attending Physician and surgeon ~, IN. H., "a,
oi an'snHy The whole CoeEr Faeaiy eaned In eon
so, ~I'noul additional eIneHse IN the patient
"en-ne sening Taents country will plea.. y,v,
city refsrszee. &C sl-4.f a S,-ptS kNe
" Tbe Enquirer to copy e,f-ns Times dtf
HLOfHS, CASlMEKES AND VES'TINGS-
- In store, French En1rh German and Aa,r an Cl,,n. a.
al srad7'; Casmeres ana vestings Of all Einds
l7-chdu m "a toSno.y
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lotteries.
ID. PAINE a. &c

VIE ATTENTION OF those who buy and those
weo never bought heofs eal.dio m. 70
rfIsoeinsy brtin schemes nscef The PANE
Co. hsragcus Tor TIE noah Of November
reesitec. ard Priz-s ear ts had BY ,enSint
M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-06

The Hon Michael Ulshoeffer President, In the Chair
JUNE 6-Trial Of VIM. W. Drinker, one Of the Special
man. named Vanderbilt going through Elm st. in compa
ny with Relyea; and Justice Drnker run after him,
and put his arm under Vanderbilts Here the wit
ness described the manner in which the Justice took
GEoRoE RELrEA examned-Proved that he arrested
vanderbilt at the instance of Mr. Seco and had him in
charge al the Tombs-Justice Drnker came In, and
after some time, vanderbilt discharged, and the
$1,000 bill was handed back to Vanderbilt They went
down down stairs, and went into Franklin street and
Justice Drinker witness and Vanderbilt walked together
towards sElm street.-The Justice said he glad that
nothing was brought against Vanderbilt and hoped he
would take care Of himself in future. II in
suggestions Of witness that Justice Drink
er caused Vanderbilt to put his name the bill
ENocH E. CAMP--Knows Mitchell was the cause of
his being arrested he arrested twice he aware
Of the post note being stolen in January Mr. Lewis call
cd at office, and in consequence OF the information
given by him. witness arrested MITCHELL and took him 10
the house of Justice Drnker some conversation took
place in presence OF Drnker in relation to the
witness impressed upon him the necessity Of holding
had been baed witness and his partner to the Of
flee and asked the Justice if he had bsiled Mitchell tho
straw ball. and il the Justice did not get him back he
would have him mpeached Mitchell has not been since
arrested although reward offered for his appre-
hension, and witness has been in search Of him.
GEORGE WILKES examined-Gave the same testimony
as Mr. Camp
GEoRoE RELYEA was again called and examined in
relation to the solvency of Trip, the man who went bail
for Mitchell
THOMAS GoLpISG, a police officer, proved that after
the arrest Of Mitchell he given in charge to Witness
heard the justice say he thought not bailable Of
fence said he would look over some authorities Nit
che mentioned the of Tripp who lived IN Mulber-
ry street and the Justice directed witness to 60 with
Mitchell to Trips house witness did SO, and came
back again and delivered Mitchell up to the Justice, at
The examination Of witness being finished the Court
was adjourned to Wednesday next, at o'clock.
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POLICE InfAlll1anAa

JrNE Grand Ldrceny.-A chap called VIM Epuell
was arrested last night, charge Of stealing SO
worth OF caps belonging to Nepthuli Cohen No 81 Di.
vision street On the officer searching his person he
found 30 IN good money and $40 bill on the Bank of
Florida and $40 bill on the Bank Of both
nation - 1
Robbery Of Siirer-The basement Of the house No.
% King street was entered yesterday by some bold In
his escape. ~ eo
.assanitins anOfeey.--A Dutchman, called John Lv
derng was arrested last night by Officer DAILY Of the ist
ward, while In dance house in Washington ST He re-
fused TO obey the ohcer drew knife and attempted 10
stab him Committed to prison In default of $500 bail
Petit Ldreeny-James A. Richardson AZ arrested vas
Bernard. Committed
a Jureniis Horse ThiqA small boy, about II years
o age oy me name OF Thomas Iarrigan, was arrested
{cs.eruay ny policeman, on suspicion of stealing
pride and saddle from the fact Of his
sen Upon being arrested the young rasca bee anne
% ana confessed having jumped on the horse
oscn wnue standing in street In New Haven and rode
ON 70 nis city IN search Of his uncle lie said he fol-
iowea tne magnetic telegraph wire for acme distance
ana tnen enqurea the rest Of his way 10 This c;tv ".
was sent IN custody Of an Officer back again hoy,. snJ
all, where, no doubt the owner WIN be pIssseJ - ~
him. 70 P'esseo 70 sec
Robbins Sioep~-Joseph Farrell was d.t.r,.d .,d
brought to the Police Once, charged with stcsi;n~ xs;
articles from the cabin Of the sloop rrrss"sr.r
belonging to Captain Dykes. Locked up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-06

According to this statement it appears that the amount
deposit has increased, since April nearly Eve humid
red thousand dollars. There drafts drawn tho
principal repositories during the month of May, amount
ing to 7sl &c. which had been paid at the date
of the last returns 1t will be observed in the above
statement that the deposits in the Canal and Banking
Company of New Orleans, the LIST instant amounted
to 1927 1885, whereas the actual amount deposit
that day. subject to DRAFT, only amounted to $i246s,
drafts amounting to $ol4,oso having been drawn All
the government funds in New Orleans with the excep
ton Of the amount in the Mint had been drawn for. The
transfers. which have been made from the northern de-
positories to New Orleans will last long, and con-
tnua transfers will be required to that point to meet
the expenditures The money market Of New Orleans
must be much benefited by the heavy expenditures OF the
government in that city, while those Of tho northern and
eastern Atlantic cities must experience drain Of specie
which will operate, with immense effect in contrasting
the supply Of money.
The annexed statement exhibits the amount Of public
money on deposit in the principal cities, at hr % ps
RODS
GOVERNMENT DErosITs IN New YoRx, BosroH AND