The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-24

Anhirs In vsrmDnt.
Gov. Eaton Of Vermont has sent his annual message
to the legislature Is very brief the psruss Of the
whoie document requiring more twelve minutes
me governor recommends the passage Of law requr
ns sudor OF accounts to give bonds for the faithful
aScnarge OF his official duties and another protect
the rights OF married women to secure to them the
and benht provsrty which they may have
at coveture or receive during in their own right He
recommend the repeal of an act pssssdat the last session
OF the legislature, entitled ian act to prevent imposition
and accidents in the sale of medicines An spnreprs
complete the ststs ssf wS years Is to
mentions the appointment Of Hon. Charles x Williams
Esq relative to the claims Of the State upon The
meR OF the United Stats for expenses incurred during
Charles Paine and George Marsh to corrsond
the sculptor Powers respecting Ia marble
IN ns% o am homss for the vacsnt
feel himself authorized to purchase the
the historical collection Of Henry Stevens Esq He men
tions communication from Of thu directors Of the
New York Institute for the Blind suggesting the pro-
priety Of provision being made by Vermont by which
part ct its unfortunate blind who educated the
expense Of the State be placed in that institution
In the resolutions parsed the last session
war transmitted to the executive Of aud
veyed the executive of Vermont in accordance with
an order Of the Legislature Of that State directing the
As Vermont can have no fears that her honor will be
dmmed by the contrast In the respective position
two States 1t Is deemed due to her that record of the
transaction should be in her own safe keeping
The Mexican is condemned in round terms and
the following lit Is believed that Vermont has
nothing In the progress Of the contest change her
grounds on which the war was commenced or the un-
worthiness the purposes for which 1t has been waged
mttsd to Of nor win she rsesrd sny
unaccomplished schemes Of territorial ACKNOWLEDGMENT
existing difaeuities Peace she upquyoosy and ear
nesy DESIRES and asks for territory whether slave
or Free condition Of its establishment and security
City Intelligence.
CONCLUDING EVENING THE EXHIBITION orr THE
TWENTIETH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INsrIrurE.
After seventeen days Of most successful exhibition
OF various productions and inventions of the prolific
last night under circumstances Of more than ordinary
interest It was announced that the proceeds Of this
DAY were to Ss appropriated to the relief Of young girl
hands by too close contact with the operation Of
chine undesguedy set in motion and this circumstance
attracted more than usual assembage. The benevo-
lent designs Of the committee far rewarded
leave the impression that at Of $500
would be secured for the humane object intended.
Gen. Tallmadge delivered q heightened and able ad-
Dress in which he recapuated the doctrines recip-
to the multitude manufactures every branch which
filled tn. theatre of exhibition The catalogue prizes
two hours in recordng aud in the intervals the band
of the Macedonian added, from the cordial welcome
as we'll as from s S
materially to the interest Of the occasion. At
a given signal, about 10 O'Clock, the whole Of
the vsiters retired to the Battery where the most
splendid and diversified exhibition Of fire works dis
played 10 the of who witnessed with
vocerous applause the briancy ofthe spectacle Who
the competitors for these prizes WERE unable
ascertain but to the judges conceive the task most
dihcult undertaking-for In the rapid succession the
ksenest eye could discover where the excellence
prodominsted 1t was beautiful and appropriate
us that has been ndustrousy employ cd in fostering
the talent and encouraging the genius Of the country
tbs deveoDsmsnt Of Its arts science and manufactures
day yesterday which the oldest nhabtant set down a.
one OF the finest days Of Indian summer during the
sent psason.
FIRss--A nrs broke out yesterday morning at the
corner II Pine and Nesaa Streets occupied by Mr. Bird
a hat store The hss IVES soon extinguished
ANOTHER frs broke out about about O'Clock p NJ,
which was soon extingushsd By aid Of the companies
SEIZURE OF GusrowpEa -OAaosr Hepburn, Of the
chiefs Office seized keg Of gunpowder last night done
up IN Dag; wn, t ne I9una deposited 10 the irsgnt
b be placed in the baggage for Harlem the powder
conveyed by order of the chief of police the
nal for safe keeping.
THE CHIisEsE MANDARIN KEsINo We have received
excellen portrsit of this star Of the Celestial EN-
pre- who h,s been with the Chinese junk quite lion
among 1t is indeed, the best photograph that has
been draw by NJ. Davignon The Likeness the crxvon
the f, lis piece of.rt admirable This portrait is
for sale principal fancy and engraving Of
TRoorw MErIco-By reference to an advertise
ment In sher column OF this paper, it will be a
CURED 70 apt Thistls's Train Company now being
embarked 1,r Vera Cruz This gallant and distinguish
ed officer Ess just completed his cannon which will
doubt prove the most effective ordnance present
employed in Mexico for DISCRIMINATING guerilla and roo-
Der bands He oilers free passage liberal pay 60 The
schooner Robt Mills at Pier 10 r.. is nov receiving
the freight, and will b. despatched In q few days.
Law Intelligence.
Ug~ED STATES DpTRIcr CouRr-Oct. 23-Before
Judge Belts ). ntences WIN Fisher, Edward selth
Alex nder Lee, fifth Grfiths, Augustus Brown and
Archibald Lindsay six Of the Of the packet ship
revolt on board said ship brought up this morning
receive sentence Judge Belts fer on
their conduct sentenced Fisher the to be
Imprisoned two months and to pay fine of $50 and to
also imprisoned two months aad to pay fac Of $25
each, anu to be Imprisoned until the lines are paid
Griffith. Brown and Lindsay to pay fine OF SIS each
and to be imprisoned until the fine be paid The court
then adjourned
CIRCUIT CouRr-B Before Judge Moorehouse -Lvnde
Us Lynde After MIR Jordon had finished the summing
up Friday night The Judge, contrary
charged the jury. They retired about halt past IL
clock and little after ~ returned into court and rem
dered verdict in favor of Mrs Lynde
The M chants Bunk ps Lyman "A Spaidins-This
was an action promssory note for $500 The de-
fence set up Is that the note In question
by the Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Railway N j.
That small bills were given for with intent to have
them circulated in this State contrary to the
OF the statutes The jury rendr verdict in favor OF
plaintiff for the amount claimed For plaintiff Mr..
Bourry. For defendant. Mr. Bradley '
MARINE CouRr, Oct % Before Judge Waterman
John Groope Or. George Sherioek-This was an action
to recover back passage money paid BY the pantR 70
the defendant, TO bring out his wife and two children
from Ireland From the testimony It appeared that the
DEFENDANT Keeps shipping Office at 1863 Maiden lane
plaintiff and gave ticket for tn passage Of the Main
tifs WIS and chCren from Liverpool The ticket for