The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-11

cannonaains At Tsmusny Hail. ana thought tAsy nigh
e sSs - sss y,sss watch Tie i'rsisn populs'ic
Oar hserts were glsddsnsd yesterday BY the new
consequence Of an ansissmson Of parties, but nov
they are coming up nobly to the work In Dutchss
county have polled over one thousand votes Thea
from Weschester, that there has been . right smar
sprinkling without an organization. They will do some
thing for there, for they've got what used cal
when playing the game ofbrag two bullet. and a"brag
ger" in one hand; and next year We shall have gor
GUS CROP
yo.c. ~ C.owD,-Do You play bras. G:nsnl7
field. Say to oreignsrs all kindness, come live viii
US bat keep your hands of the ballot oox. Il Is oul
from our gnsp Some want to know what views ars
ABOUT Oregon. Why, We 60 the confinent-.for ths
% South 2. the ss a05n S
land scotchmen. Scotland and Dan OConnell Ire
friend has said word about Mr.. Cozzsns. knew Mr.
Cozzsns twenty.six years ago knew him In the las
his name American volunteer. The other day hi
told me Mr. Taylor had accepted the WING nomination
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nobly said Gen Smith continued speaking some time
and wSs followed by Mr. Rankin
Mr.. SQUIREs now introduced the foil owing resolu
tons, which were adopted =
Resolved That the Of the city and COUNTY
ssss as inc o: By s
city 81 q &c IN
oar municipal authorities during the ye, and gss
ss no TO-
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1olsr4bis and M incrsa.ing load Of but the
directly taken; decide whether this ate
r s s, s; 1T
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% a. who have no 10 csmmon h
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As s:a T. &c
R,SS.sh humane and heart
which &: high station s q SS.fP Mss
Hs;S7sd Thu a.Ss 4: fullest
&c: 'o oss
Resovsd That relation to hs candidates Of the opposing
who d.cssd s1 Sosg e e
ns .. c9nss We expect opposition and are
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that pls:snsas s.nddsss before the pub
fas ons sr 4":s1
ing the f,ae o. :gubiicn goyernmen and in de
s. si s ass y,
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signs whore praeipes are not oil
an. xh s Until Ell
hopes high he snpi q Is. ' Sn
Lewis Hs ns House y s Of h
that q Giving an eternity to feedom and ayu to Ii
The Hon THoxA. wooDsyyr addressed the meeting,
Which adjourned about half past nine and with those
can Hotel with music. torches. and banners Here they
were addressed BY Mr. Cozzsn. from the balcony, in
neat able: and effective speech. Rockets were ared
bonfres blazedhoarse shouts went up from the vasi
sarons and s We ls the entausiastie natives" who
them at the coming election.
TRIAL OF POLLY BoDNE.-We learn from the
Newburgh Telegraph, and other sources, that jury
has been obtained for the trial Of Mrs Bodine, wti
rors were procured from the panel Of Co. the remain
ing seven were talesmen, summoned from the town
Of Newburgh, after exhausting the panel. The
whole OF Tuesday was consumed in getting the jury
the prosecution BY Mr. Lot Clark, District Attorney
OF Richmond. The prosecution has been chiefly
engaged as yet in the examination Of the physicians
The jury IS generally considered fair one, and
great confidence is felt that justice will be done
The Court house is crowded 10 Overlooking, ant
hundreds are unable to gain admittanco. The pri
soner looks very lnuch emaciated and care worn.-
She 10. as usual, attended by her numerous family
close on Tuesday or Wednesday next Tas IBIS
trict Attorney of Richmond county, young mano
ability, is assisted in the prosecution by James
Whiting, late District Attorney fer the city and coun
ty of New York. And the defence Messrs. Ora
ham and Jordan have associated John w. Brown
Esq, of Newburgh, with them, and have high hope
Of success, from his great personal influence viii
the jurors. Very little excitement prevails upon TIT
subject. It is high time that judgment should bt
rendered in the case Of this wretched woman-suci
long continued suspense must be dreadful.
FROM MoNTKvIDEo by the arrival yesterday
the ship John Cadmus Caunnell from Montevldeo
via Pc rnambuco, have dates from the former port
the 25th January and from the lattsr to the 4h March
We learn verbally from Captain Csunnell, tina
Buenos Ayres was still blookaded by the Anglo Frencl
feet.
On the 2lst January, the Montsvidsan forces tool
Meldonado, . small town 90 miles below Montevidee
The commander Of the combined ferces immediatel,
sent to assist In keeping possession Of til
place, but had been retaksn teors they arrived BIZ
Oribe's forces which had full possession oths safroun
ing country; Orbe had erected Notifications q dsren
points and had complete command Of the CITY by land
Provisions were in good demand-freithts dull-th
bark Chalcedonia, Capt Todd; bsies Russian an
Chipola, wsre to sail for Rio IN few DAYS
The u, brig cambridge had sailed on the Gath Jal
for Buenos Ayres.
At Psrnambuco freights were very dull lsrg
number Of vessels in port waiting freigh Sugar scare
very little in market Provsions dull and plenty
NeU Orleans Delta, .dpri2