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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-25
Movements OF Travellers.

The registriss yesterday, at the principal hotels
evlnced considerable impulse in the progress of ira.
yelling We found at the
AMERIcAr.-L Lieutenant Cuss, Georgia; G. Rockwell,
Norwich; w. Peck, $. T. E. Y. Harrison and James
Pearce, Georgia; Ben amin Hines. North Carolina; O.
Keyster Richmond Virginia; G. Serruicr, Washington:
L. G. Plat White Plains; A. McBryde, Alabama; b
Bethel, Georgia.
AsroR.--M. Psyson, Boston, J. II. Lsthbridge Alex.
andria; s. Gooken, Boston; Porter, Baltimore; Old
field and r. Grenade, do; II. ii. Chamberlin, Roxburv
NJ. Holbrook, Boston; NJ. Tiffany, Baltimore; j. A. Ken.
DALI Manchester; Messrs. Whiting, Drinkwater, Jones
and Alden Boston; r. vogie, Paris; A. James, Albany;
r. Robinson, Liverpool; A. D. Nudge Baltimore; c.
Rowan, Boston, J. II. Meredith, Baltimore; NJ. Stokes
Philsdelphin j. Holingshsd, Philadelphia; L. Perkins,
New London; c. w. Howe, Boston.
Crv.-T. A. vestal. North Carolina; @. B. Cozarb,
Georgia; Z. H. Cole, Baltimore; Rev. %. Hsnshaw, Pro-
violence; Caggsr, Baltimore; L. +. Baker Peskskill;
- Oiiiphant Burlington; Messrs. Johns and Kennedy
tniladelphia, H. Ryan, Virginia; John Smith. Peters
enrgn virginia; c. A. Besson, Philadelphia; w. Roorke
,FRASHtiyi-H. G. Seymour, Piermont; A. Ruckles,
New Jersey; A. Wolfe. Mobile; j. scovcIl and s. M.
buekingnam Waterbury; A. Davidson, Buffalo; +.
rudhea, roushkeepsie; d: r. symons, Savannah; A. q.
Cole. Baltimore; w. Kendrick boston =
GLosE.-P. A. Dueross, New Orleans. + Pren,iss
Warrington; J. NJ. Peyott, Philadelphia
HowaHp A. DRAKE, Cincinnat Mess.s Dunlap A
man, Baltimore; X. NJ. Peck, Hayerstrsw. Ahbn.,
Bangor A. Ashman, Philadelphia s. A. Porter Proxi
dence; ID. A. Boyd, Alabama; Van sturt Albany. W. n
White, Saratoga; J. w. Blskely Cincinnati, j. b. an
mour, Rochester; Messrs. z. Painfeld and C. Warner
Baltimore w. Chittendan, Detroit; r. II. Ezele Ten.
nessee; X. Riley, Connecticut; w. Eaton, Columbia
9. C.i NJ Wheaton, st. Louis
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Uewspaper Enterprise.

From the Albany CITIZEN, feO. 1SJ
Bennett, we surmsed on Saturday. beat the Holy
Alliance" Express soundly; his express having reached
New York some four Eve hours ahead OF his oppo-
nents.
We think the Journal Of Commerce would have done
better to have owned up beat and said no more about
then have endeavorsd find fault with Bennett for not
beating 'the Alliance" worse.
From the Albany Knickerbocker. Feb. 2sl
Much anxiety felt here by many OF citizens to
learn the result Of the express by the New York
papers with the Cambrias news. Odds were bet In
favor Of the Herald The reached this city BY the
way Of Boston, Saturday night that Bennett had beat
the Holy Alliance, and there great rejoicngs
Every third man met yesterday exclaimed, well.
Bennett has beat the allied forces and glad Of il "
He deserves to DO crowned Napoleon of the Press "
calculated somebody else. and SO Invent all day.
From the Salem Register, Feb. %
The combined express reached Worcester q few
minutes after 10 o'clock on Thursday morning. and
went by the way Of Hartford and New Haven reach
ing New York soon after lo ocl OK r. NJ, at the
moment that the Ne York Herald having supplied the
Southern mail was filling every corner Of the city with
the news. This triumphant express was arranged by
Bennett to proceed upon the arrival Of the steamer at
Boston. This, we believe, is the quickest time
made between the two cities, and exclusively
for the New York Herald, beating the combination
press by hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-25

FEB o4-The People of the STATE II Nev York Wm
X .8shard aud Joseph Gssiins-Ths was an action at
der the statute appeared that in the beginning OF June
last complaint was made to Justice Taylor against
Ashard one of the defendants for Of his
wife and children. The Justice issued his warrant
der which he arrested He then entered into reccg
ed for his future good and that he would sup
port his family. The counsel for the plaintiff al.
legged that he has not since the execution Of the recogn
zance lived with them given them any support the
recognizsnce, therefore, became forfeited and the
ton Is brought to recover the penalty. After the
iourued.
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POlice InteIIiVence.

FEB "a Bigomy-Mchael B rennan was arrested yes.
terday by officer Prince John Davis charged with mar
ryng Elisa McKenna the 9Th day Of May, lS44, he
having that time wife alive and kicking, In this city,
and the law strictly prohibits having more than
married wife consequently Mike was arrested for
the offence and in default of $1,000 ball. committed
to prison by Justice Drinker
Express Ro6ber .ar.sfed-Onicer A. NJ z smith re-
turned last evening after absence of Is days from
the northern part Of Indiana also Mr. George Pomroy
Of Albany who accompanied Mr. Smith, they having IN
custooy man called Charles Morris alias Morgues,
accomplish Of Dr. Hatch, who robbed the express OF
Livingston and Wells Rochester the 23d Of last
October. Of q small trunk containing some $50 ooo
This Norris it appears after the robbery, went on to
Philadelphia, bought horse and wagon and drove to
Baltimore went 70 the house Of DR. Hatch and immedi.
ately started South he arrested by Mr. Smith about
fifty miles from Indianapolis he asked to look at the
papers and said he willing return without any
There has been enough property found this man to
clearly identify him as an accompce OF Dr. Hatch in
Years IN The Auburn state prison for similar offence
he il about 43 years Of age Officer Smith and Mr. Pom
roy started this morning for Rochester, with this pri
soner.
"A Dropper and Pickpocket-Jamss Dixon alias Jenny
Oman, an old dropper and watch suffer was arrested
in Park Row near the Park Theatre Of wallet
ing Ave 81 bank bill. Upon Mr. Phelps detecting him in
tas q Of D Sm sna he
missed to give him something handsome II he wouldn't
make any complaint however. the complaint has been
made and Jenny locked for trial by Justice Osborne
On Suspicion IF Bursiary-Joseph Willis and Caro-.
line johnson, arrested last night suspicion Of
committing burglary, by policeman McManus OF the
9th ward.
Grand Laresny-Henry Monroe, alias Smith, was ar
SG b 81
coat pantaoons and vest and various other articles
lued $3 He caught in the act Of trying to pawn
them. On searching this rascal number Of pawn tick
found his person. doubt evidence OF other
robberies. Committed by Justice Drinker.
Stealing Clothing notorious Five Point thieves,
las black ace spades arrested yesterday,
charged with entering the dwelling house of s:r. O B.
Tweedy No. 81 Rose street. by the basement door, yes
terday morning, and stealing from the premises two
and cloak, valued at $40. The cloak was found
in the possession Of these rascals and identified by
Mr.. Tweedy as his property. Committed BY Justice
Drinker
Petit Larceny-Betsy Rolls "a black wench) was ar.
rested yesterday for stealing table cover valued at
No. 35l Hudson street. Locked up by Justice Roome.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-25

The heaviest fall of snow Of this sessou-great a.
has ~ The quantity that has fallen at various limos
Was experienced the 18th instant in Columbus. Ohio
The saaratus factory and lard oil establishment Of
Mr. Charles A. Deane, on st. Clair street. we're burned
Monday evepnR Feb. 10. Insurance In Hartford Fire
Insurancs Company Of $4,000 stock and fixtures,
which Will cover damsses and 1900 buldings-soms
AGO less than loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-25

Fgs "a. Charge Of Perjury The bill Of indictmsn
charging Thomas Chaunin with having committed per-
jury In case 10 the District Court ignored yeser
day morning, and Chsunln discharged
Before Judge DAILY.
Eagles Ca Johnsfone and Brenas--Verdict for defsn
dant
Before Judge Ingrahsm.
Jaques 60. Jones-This cause was not finished when
the court adjourned.
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Asthma, or difficulty ofbre.thing, !: Ga

Asthma, or difficulty ofbrcathing, - cav
ed By collection the morbid hSmo m the air ss
difficult and laborcns breathug couA geat oppfes:ien
the breast pain in the head pptatoa O tns neai anu -
other distressing complaints.
WRiGHT'5 INDIAN VEG ETABLE llLLs sre al
certain sve relief in Asthma, because they Tv
dent From four six Of said Indian VegN ,;
taken night, going TO bed will Ia ashoe ID o.
sionay afterwards will keep the system 30 free from
humors that disease, 10 form. will be absolutely imA
Bile.
.AvroN-lt should be remembered that man BY the ns
Of Samuel Reed, who sells medicine pnrportog TO be nd
Pills. Gay street. doors II Market stfces %
more, is agent Of mine neither can guarantee
genuine any that he has for sale. =.
The onlY security imposition " TO purchase n
person unless he show certificate Of agency. or
Office and General Depot. No. 2Ss Greenwich street,
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-25

MExroo.-A postscript TO the letter Of our New
Orleans correspondent, dated the l4th met says
am lust informed that the garrison Of Matamoras has
declared for the existing govsInm:nt Of fafedes
General Arsta has been suspendea ron ns commune
Of the Northern Army. so that tn's ausmPs NO" :"
volution ID nipped In the bud p.,,y
& "a IA
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Spread OF the Storms.

From the Rochester Adve tiser, Feb H.
We are again almost hemmed in by the snow, which
commenced falling Thursday evening About one
foot has fallen SINCE in addition to what fell previous to
that time. II 10 about three and half feet deep.
The train due from the East yesterday morning
half past O'Clock, did not arrive until about last
evening, having laid at Canandaigua all night hnd
The train from the West yesterday was about three
hOura hshi nd tha TINA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-25

STEAM Shit CAMBRIA.-Ths steamer will leave
Boston on Sunday next, for Liverpool. We under
stand that about twothirds OF her berths are en-.
gagged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-25

EXTENSIVE FIRE AT WnLIAMsBuRGH.-Ah fire was
discovered at about halfpast o'clock yesterday
morning, in Grand street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, Williamsburgh, and about ten dwelling
houses and stores were destroyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-25

When 1t Is our good fortune to meet WI
any thing calculated 10 confer blessings ON m.nk,nd
give immediate information Of the same that the public
have oppourits ofrespny the beneht An exemaI re
FIJI properties relieving paia and rs:sornx
afflicted perfect health, which we have u
cases Of Rasu matsm Of long standing and the renewal
strength given person who has long suffered win sp
the use OF Hunts Liumen advertise uent Of when
be found fer either Of the diseases ol wnlcn
80 strongly Sold by all respecsaoe Dfuggl
Hoadiey Pheip, Co. wholesale agents, li2 Water 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-25

Court Calendar-This Day.
COMMON PLrAs-36, 80, so 2se, 2o9, a. ~, ~ -, 90
~. az. 10. a.. az.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Foreign correspondence.

give, on the outside OF this days paper, a
very important letter from our intelligent Paris cor
respondent Ii contains matter OF the highest inter-
est 10 every American
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FUNERAL or Ma. FREEBoRS, TIE NEW Yosx
PILor.-It having been announced that the funeral
OF Mr. Freedom, who was drowned in the late gale,
would take placs Al three O'Clock yesterday. long
before that hour his friends began to assemble, to
pay the last tribute to the deceased. The solemn
and sad rites being performed, the procession was
arranged in the following ORDER
Order OF Odd Fellows headed by their Mar
shall with his emblem Of ONCE.
The Master Wardens Of the Port Of New York.
Old Pilots.
Young Pilots. tr
Boys belonging to the Blossom and other Pilot Boats
Captains Of Vessels
officers and Members Of Insurance Companies.
Clergymen, In robes.
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The Legislature of Louisiana, on the 18th inst,
elected Mr. Sol U. Downs, w. 8 Senator from the 4h Of
March, ls4T
The snow on the Alleghcusss said ODE very
deep and very much dyiited,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-25

Portable Shaving and Dressing Cases.
and The durability and with which they
offer superior advantages those who need shs :boys
M Broadway, few doors above Ccurtlands e.
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fIApvERTlsEMKNr;1
TO the FvlOlhcs


an tempted breach OF the pace are 30 much q
80 ssr .is' l sas out VII deem Justice
ss a; well as 70 nearly .b .hS;e "a heir true eolos
motives which scaatsd the only active AGENT T. o%;n
sSp Ss suS :na ss.
IA all yo ss ea,e ~ ssro.y asu a. rot Or
themselves made shs tools the ssnd' Of SO iaamo
Dixon the sole and prime ths ,csns
b : O. me o
and again hays been applied to by his emissaries
have been viled and abus ID wshou stint or MEASURE WI
Of expected and, Of the two. would prefer
proof that hi. man setuatsd BY n; bases: Of motive
o. one oa9 weet he M s5u.sd equally with Myself pes
whom he now besmeus with fasomeness q praise and a
5 e tSH
dine such mousocy Of wicksdnsss. and all at once Cd
SO satisfied have the public have upderstood ..
N $a % i
p"atory pacards calling public mset,n
Ss and then
70 some Of the With the terrific
Item ignorant q the aiaosas oSerandi e meIs.nsry
o. the i fall so s s S S: s
existed to riot bu. hope thst no violence S WI
nnoesn.iy Lending themselves accomplishment Of
base and in.poa, purpose Of enabling persSa TO ,1
s sash Confidence had ss he
casually assembled would NOT tolerate hn les
knowahat msei and fmily remained the paror a. ui
But this futile attempt TO and embotl the public
arhcrauce M object exhibits the existence
characters black and endsh who hesitate not to use me.
Is always attempted eaed BY great professions
public morals" BY characters greatly in need Of prwa
morals"
here that the person here named wou
have elected notice from but for the circai
stance that public may have remained in ixnoiancs Of
principal and sole and the motives By whit
he actuatsd in regard The attempted disturbance OF
peace have felt my daty thus hold him TO pp'ic ex
sure deceive unacqu United with his chsr1
add conclusion that hold myself to the law
have Offended and to its proe thug mantle IN my person n
Interested in projecting the rights q ANOTHER from 81 her
designs mschnatons Of those who, Tor aister purpos
"oa'a '1ip'aA' '"' ''''e''' MADAME RESTELL|
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Iotai vA'ue OF imPorus..s iHsOs,7os #NN4
The average duty upon the sggr 70 importasis
ls%s was only 20 % per cent and upon the duiabls
ports 30 ~ per cent The average duty Of - per
in isAs. produced gross revenue Of >so.sfeesS.
average duty Of 70 per cent would require On Imp
tion Of $isaooA,97o to produce the same rsvsnns.
amount Of imports Is much above the average, but
without doubt be reached. In the event Of our sxT
,sossasiag y rapidly ~ s,tieipsssA satsr ~ ssw
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Coast Piracies-The Barnagat Pirs

wafer tnleves-l mean piratesn
For many years prior to 1888, the Barnagat Dis
trct OF beach, on the coast OF New Jersey was re-
nowned for the pratcal propensities of the nhabi-
tants from Squire Plat, the wreckmaster. and hi,
boon companions, the parson and doctor Of the in,
terror town, down y the fishermen who lived upon
the beach, through all seasons, watching for. and
sometimes ensnaring, their prey. Many s,ou, YES
sci has left her bones upon the beach. The SQUIRE
the traders, tavern-keepers and farmers, were wax
ing fat on their ilLgotten goods. From the shps
General Putnam and George Canning, wrecked in
lisa, upwards of $4,000 worth OF goods were
stolen; and, although the goods were often seen
with the thieves, the underwriters made no arrests.
The undertaking was deemed too hazardous-all
feared to begin One schooner, with hold full OF
goods and pine wood on deck, went on a
trading voyage to the interior OF North Carolina, and
over $1,000 was realised. The thieves were en-
boldened by the apathy OF the government and the
Board oil Underwriters, and their success was un.
interrupted until 1885. Many tales are told Of the
diabolcal means used to decoy vessels to their MIN
Fearful tales are related OF horid murders Of mas.
sengers and mariners, but none OF these CHARGES
have been proved. The dead tell no tales. Thero
vere 10 many awful accounts OF this coast, extsu,.
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H. l.. JEFFERS,
General Agent and Commission Merchant

HAMBURG, S. C.
Still offers his services to his friends and
the public, and he will devote his undivided
attention to the
Selling of Cotton and Flour,
Receiving and Forwarding Goods.
Buying Goods for Planters or Mer-
chants, or attend to amy business that nsay
be committed to has care.
lie embraces this opportunity of tender
ing his thanks for their liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed, and by industry and
close attention to business, he hopes to
merit, and continue to receive the same.
1t shall be his aim to make all his charges
as light as possible, knowing that will be
to his interest to closely observe the inte.
rest OF his friends. Liberal advances will
be made if required. on produce sent to
him tor sale or store. Cotton sent to him
by Boats, will be received free OF wharf.
age. All produce sent to him for sale, will
be promptly sold on arrival, if SO ordered.
aug 6 % II
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Milton was asked if he intended
to instruct his daughters in the
different languages, to which he
replied. No, sir; one tongue is
sufficient for any woman"
Il have encountered fraudulent
debtors" said Lord Mansfield, "but
where have encountered one
fraudulent debtor, l have met nine
hundred fraudulent creditors.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
The subscribers are now receiving and
will offer for sale. at their Store Room,
in Mrs, Aliens Hotel.
SUGARS, NV Orleans and Cuba
Do Loaf double refined Go
MOLASSES, N. Orleans and w. indies
TEAS, Gunpowder and Hyson y
FISH. Mackerel, Cod and Salmond
Candi's, Figs, Currants-and Raisine
Almonds, Fiioerts and Brazil Nuts ~ .>';:'
Cheese, Soda Biscuits, Candles, &c 80
A lot of READY MADE CLOTHING
consisting of COATS. ffock and drees
Vests, Pants, Drawers, Shirts, Stocks,
fCravats, SC. %is' so
A fine assortment of BOOTS, Ladies',
Gentlehae1's, Boys' and Misses' SHOES.
They have also Northern and, French
.CALF'SKlNS, KID SKINSs best Nor.
thern Oak, Tan and Hemlock Sole, and
are prepared to make Boois and Shoes et
the shortest notice and in the best styfe.
J. A. ALLEN'& CO..
Abbcvillo C H, April Is TT
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ES TR a "
NOTICE! !!

Just received, by S. Anderson, Agent,
800 gallons fine Ohio and Mountain Whis.
key, fine Peach Brandy, superior Holland
Gin superior Cog. Brandy, Jamaica Rum,
New England do., superior Ale, Cider IN
bottles or on draught; Candies assorted,
Mackerel. Molasses, Oranges, Cheese,
smoked Herrings, Oysters, Almonds, But
ter, Crackers, Tobacco, Segars, fine Ma.
deria Wine; and expected in few days
London Porter, The above; articles of
Spirits will be sold low for cash, by the
Three Gallons; and the other articles az
low as can be purchased in this village.
.Abbeville G H, April 5 lew
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Valuable Land for Sale p!
BARGAIN TO BE HAD!!!

p The subscriber offers his tract of
Land for sale, four miles south west
Of AbbeviIle G.. H. on the Snake Road.
1t contains about $50 acres, between 2
and 300 acres of it wood land, we'll tim
bered, the balance i'm cultivation, about go
acres fresh. There is a good dwelling
with all out buildings necessary, n good
screw, gin house &c ); and within 100 yds
OF a regularly attended Church. The pur-
chaser can have his own time to part of
the money by giving good security.
May " IL ITO F S LUCIUS
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10 the People Of AbbevilIe.
The subscriber respectfully sollcits all per-
sons indebted to the Sheriffs Office for
COST, Plaintiffs or Deicndant's, g ARE earn.
estIy T. ques,ed to come forward and settle,
as this Is my last year in Office, shall be
compelled to have all cost due me in tho
Office settled. You will find myself or Mr.
Taggart always IN attendance
April Is TT J. RAMEY.
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The State of South Carolina
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.

I.
VIM Harris, applet, VS.. M. Harris and
others.-Pnrtation IN Ordinary.
1t appearing to nv satisfaction, that Fran
ces F Harris, Agnus A Hunter, Uriah r
Harris QunaaH), Louisa J Heard and A J
Harrlsi hfra. Nd legatees of Richmond
Harris. :ceas; -, Defendants, reside with
out the limits 81 this State: Ordered, that
they appear and plead on or before the
first Monday in July next, and shew cause
why the Real Estate Of said deceased lsit-
uate in AbbevilIe District, on Savannah
river, adjoining lands Of J E Calhoun. and
containing 292 acres) should not be sold
or divided, or their consent will be entered
of record. DAVID LESLY, Ord'y.
April 8, 1916 (Pr's bill $lO.5O) 6 13w