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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09
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DEPUHATAvE SYRUP.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02
Law Intelligence.

CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Nov 1.-The Novem-
her term of this to- day before Reoor
der Scott and Aldermen Messroe and Smith, with the
following calendar viz assault with intent to commit
rape bgamy, 2; burglary 81 grand larceny, 10; as
sault and battery, 81 abandonment i; witness, OLD
cases, 10. Total old and cases. thirty-four
The names Of the Grand Jurors were then called ana
the following named gentleman appeared to serve vz
Peter Carroll, William Denman Charles Gould, John
Coll William b. ireland, William Maokreil stephen
Mar.ling Gabriel Mead, Abraham Meserole George II
Reek, William F. Pnchback, Robert A. Robertson Jas.
C. stoneall Henry Shedding, William Tyson and James
N Wells who were dismissed until Wednesday morn.
ing when others will be summoned to attend, there
being bare quorum, sixteen, present this morning
Trial of Madame Restet continued The proceedings
of tn trial then resumed, and the following EVIL
dence adduced on the part Of the accused -
CATHApINE DowLING, on being examined deposed "a
follows I'll reside at Walden, Orange co have re-
sided there for three years. know Maria Bodne, and
have done 30 about three years. she has lived por
tion of that time at her SISTERS Mrs Youngbloods
live din the same house; Maria left Walden for Rama
no about the Goth of April knew Mr.. Cook; he left
Waldron about the LIST of April, 1916; remember Ma
ria coming back from Ramspo to Walden sick; she
vas sittine up when saw her: Dr. Evans commenced
attending her that day she told me that she
cold and that she had been TO old lady In New
York who gave her medicine that helped her. saw her
everv day her character has been generally very bad
sbe was sick before she went to Rampao It was late In
The fall of 45; Dr. Thomas Mispaugh attended her at
That time; she had large gathering under her arm and
abe vas much distressed In the back; would not be-
lieve her under OATH
lived at Walden he was there when moved to that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

VALPARAISO, Aug. IA rumor has come
about dificulty AZ MaEstan, between English
and the American ships Of war; in regard to the block
ade Perhaps the English captain has demanded that
the blockade kept up should be actual and vigorous
in which he would be right enough, seems to Ger
tain II L. that vessels hence to those ports and 1t is
certain that arrivals thence are not unfrequent
since last month.
The Preble Commander Shields, was at Callao during
July ana sailed about the middle of this month for the
sguadron having on board 100000 dollars, of which
.oooy nsa Desn paid by the Peruvian government on
American claims She had very protracted voyage
from monterey to Csllao; seventy-two days we hear
re Engish squadron are gathering here The
samrs nag snip Is expected soon. The steamer Cor.
morsnI goes home to England Friday carrying 500
wv dohss new English admiral Is expected before
Inc French admiral Is now here in his 81 gun frgate
hence for France two days ago
ssvss,, Of the Csornia regiment away and
others sick supported by charity and one at least in his
grave " ~
There are no American vessels now In port
. The Montgomery, Hortensa and Congress are down
the coast, and the Saxony
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

SoMNAMBULIsM ALorT AT WAR WITH THE WEA-
IHERcocK.-The most curious case Of somnambu.
lism record, took place last Sunday night about
hslf.past eleven O'Clock, in this city A man named
Jesse Coombs, living at No. 900 Water street was
of Cherry and streets turning the He
was watched by the police and number of citizens,
who had been attracted By his frequent attempts to
frequently moved by the wind, reminding many
Of the lockers on Of the celebrated fight be-
tween Don Quxotte and the windmill. After max
ing several efforts to place the in the position
he seemed to desire, down he came and with nimble
that the Jack tar might envy on reaching terra
fvma of he started and closely pursued by officer
Martin th ward and citizens when, after sharp Of
several blocks, he was captured. He had ona shirt
house by the oficer. He could give account
OF what occurred, and stated that he felt as If
were sent for The friends stated that he went to bed
at o'clock and that he must have got out of the DOR
mar window as the doors were all looked. The pole
has been measured and stands hundred and twenty
five feet high from the ground The man three
quarters OF an hour in the position In which he first
discovered.
fine day, and the fashionabes iocked to Broadway,
which thronged In all directions with groups Of
citizens and strangers, and In full costume.
FREs.A fire broke out yesterday morning, at the
ner OF South street and Old Slip occupied grocery
extinguished by Policeman Maxwell Another fire broke
out at No II Washington street In the boarding house
dersbly.
Another FIRE occurred yesterday afternoon at AZ o.
clock at No Amty street. In the house Of DE- smith
1t was promptly put out by the police. Damage tring
TARogr ExcURnoN.-The Van Buren, Blues, number
ing some sixty muskets passed our ONCE yesterday
morning target excursion preceded by fne band
They fnelooking set OF fellows, and, from their
appearance we should say would prove ugly customers
in fight with the Mexicans.
ANorHER.-Another fine looking company styled the
Oregon Guards comprising about the same number OF
musket as the one aforementioned, passed by soon
after the other on similar excursion.
AND ANorHER.-Epgine Company No. % u. s. Volun.
teer Guards passed ONCE yesterday evening about
81 O'Clock, after being on target excursion. The
target seemed pretty well ridded The company were
headed by an excellent band.
An IrcoRRisrBLE Boy-ArrEMrrEp SuIcIpE.--A short
time since q lad In school at the East, assaulted his
teacher with deadly weapons for attempting to correct
him, and later still, couple Of boys In Virginia waysid
and murdered their tutor for having insuted W Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02
SECOND SATELLITE TO NEPTUNE DISCOVERED At

SECOND SATELLITE TO NEPTUNE DISCOVERED AT
CAMBRIDGE. The following memorandum has
been handed to us for publication, containing the
measures and observations made at Cambridge the
Satellite Of Neptune, discovered by Mr.. LasselL
In the progress OF these observations underetand
that the Messrs Bond had pretty strong evidence Of
existence Of another Satellite fainter and distant
from the Primary than MI. Lassell's
observations on Lassells Satellite OF
Neptune, made at Cambridge Observatory, ls47, Oct
25th, III, 45m.-The Satellite Is South preceding the
Planet 40 deg reckoned from the parallel of defamation
Distance los 4.
Observations made after moon rise The angle Of
position 10 uncertain Power 800
Oct. 27th, Ia. 45m.-Satellite Is North following
Oh deg. 30m Distance l3s 7. Powers 400 and 1000
Oct. 29th, IN. 45m.-Satellite is North following
43 deg. 30m Distance l5s 0. Powers 400 and 1000
The angles Of position reckoned from the parallel
The above positions obtained with the illuminated
wires Of the micrometer ofthe feet reactor
w. G. BOND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

hbBcHNOIy DDtr1Cu-FIItm
We are pleased TO learn that NICHOLAS QUACKEN.
BOSS Esq the Of the Democratic party for the
Assembly for the fourth Assembly District He
man Of good anmens acquired y great and
study and qualified T. ill with dignity himse
aud honor HIS the situation which ne has been
dominated to fill But he has s other caims-he born
yoedy to the democratic party and times given
that his hearty His venerable father
democ aud democ OF the old schools thorough
gong Jefenonan only in principle but in Practice
The father Of the candidate the resident physician
the city during the yellow fever of 1922 and the poor well
the rich, alike visited and cared foand when Com
missioner Of The Aims House he received the Of
all parties
Old Men-Young Men, of the Finh, will You not supper,
the that educated aud reared BIZ such father
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

DRowHED. The schooner May flower, Captain
Hopper, from Thomaston, Me !, bound to York
river Wit extra number Of hands TO be employed In
cutting 3d. having put into Hampton Roads, eleven
of the II is left her yesterday morning In sail boat,
to come u The city, but had not proceeded far whom
the boat capsized the wind and three of the
drowned. There names we're Isaac Alley, Of St
George, Me-, James Winkepaugh, OF Warren, Me and
Moses Lawrence Of do The survivors picked up
by surrounding vessels, and the bodies of their un
fortunate companions recovered by dragging and
brought mp to the city IN the Msynower for interont
Norfolk Herald, Oct 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

Oar Bazaar 2ish and 2sh souh rect Tuesday Novr
the fair. of the American ins as
well producing boats thar hree match races uud he
q the ysar s6 has resolved 70 to the free
prizes the late fair At Castle Garden-te 90 feet race boat
Anene rowed by Thomas, Bigeow Candy and Coudy Tor
silver cup-aso the celebrated 10 feet working boat Gene
raj Worth contenJng against three 10 feet boats and boat the
party by Tour I'M, dred yards rowed by the celebrated
boats that Attracted much the late fair built for
the pilot boat Phantom $50 W ~~ '''~' W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

have produced the results that have taken place
although they may have accelerated them
The real cause OF the failures in London may
be attributed to the social system thereby when
merchants live at an expense beyond their IN
comes, and have done so for years past. An an
ual expenditure of $4,000, on an income OF
S7 800. will not last long.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

ed-The article in this number which will excite most ,ten
ton, IS written under the title Of Mega America" In
which the American piratcal publishers very cd nanr
country enthus astcslly set forth
Price - year; the four Reviews 81; Black AVID N.
Tour, t0. L. SCOTT X Co., rubiis 80.
oFutva street, entrance In Gold sussI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

G,eely ,Iiumphsp.-lt . amusing 10 the which
nre of rival deale; still we stall be able 70 furnish
the public with this pen for long while yet and that il will
Word The PRICE y 81 only Sold exclusively BY B. f.
WATSON, d William street, door below Wall stree .
and Savage 90 Fulton street. Other gold pen, Is cent?
81 and So sold 81 so and So elsewhere Pens repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

h said that Mr.. Webster Is laid up at his farm in
Frankyn, H. by sickness, bilious attack and that
Mrs. W. efBoston on Thursday TO attend him,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02
Foreign News.

We NAV receive two weeks later news from
Europe some time o-day. The Caledonia is in
her fourteenth day, and due at Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

ARRIVAL OF EMIoRANTs.-The following is
the number of passengers arrived at this port
during the month of OCTOBER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

LONDON LETTERS TO New YoRK.-A great
deal of ridiculous alarm has been created by
some extracts Of letters published in the news
papers, said to have been written by some of the
London hnanciers; one in particular, attributed
10 Horsley Palmer, who was formerly in this
city, in which he predicted some terrible catas-
trophe to take place in the following week in
London.
We do not apprehend any such calamity as
has been predicted by these alarming letters.
Horsley Palmer is frightened. He sees some of
the old London houses which have been estab-
lished tor half century, break to pieces around
him, and thinks, therefore, that the day of judg-
ment is approaching and the end of the world is
at hand. The truth is, any person might have
seen these consequences, had he been will
ing to open his eyes to the state of society in
London. Not many months ago we publicly
predicted the terrible revulsions which are now
taking place, and stated positively, that all the
great commercial and financial houses of Europe.
including the governments, were totally rotten,
and only stood until some great revolution took
place which would destroy the credit system of
all. The great commercial credit of London is
gone. The Bank of England, fortunately, was
organized few years ago on principles which
will sustain il for some years to come-but the
great commercial and financial houses in Lon
don are ell rotten to the core, and have been SO
for years. is not the railroad mania--it is not
he free trade laws-it is not the famine, which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02


There is no question that the growing impor-
lance of the Pacific side of our country will JUS
tify the construction of the great work here spo-
ken of.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02
TNs. OF 8. PRISONS,

LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
SEC. OF STATE.
COMPTROLLER. go.
STATE TREASURER
ATT. GENERAL.
STATE ENGINEER.
CANAL Com 90.
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Warranted 10 contain nothing Of poison
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We have seen the action Of most oil tic SINS
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Daily demonstrations prove il TO be no orji
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Those who buy 10 sell again, will be allow
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THE CULIIVATOR
FOR I047.

HNf1E volume Of The CULTIVATION" for
Il lS47, is printed on new and beautiful
type. making the most beautiful as il is the
most valuable. and the cheapest, considering
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Single copies 81 per ycar-Seven copies for
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cuLTUgIsr and Journal Of Rural .7rt and RI.
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IS Year This work is edited by A. J. Dow
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raj subjects. Pos,masters and others interest
ed in agricultural and rural improvements, are
invited TO act as ageats Tor these works.
Feb 1S IS17
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ElNsnbe National
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At the commencement Of this session, ex-
pecting that the debates would be very useful
and interesting, (and they have come up to
our expectations, we printed several thousand
surplus copies Of both The Congressional Globe
and Appendix. for the purpose OF supplying
all persons who might subscribe during the
session with complete copies ofeither or both
We will be able to furnish the back numbers
10 all who subscribe before the 18th Of March
next BLAIR & RlVES.
Washington, Jan. 2S, lS47.
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