The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-12
BrsohIyr C,syIpt.I,sr,re

Jusrtcr's Corpr- Bef,r. Ipstic- wi,sio~ 49, On.srs
Hsfer spd ~, lrsf n'rhf arrested three desperate
felo-s NJ Ts-ta rsir named Rnlen Van non, n Tohn
Var Houfon sii-s Brdril s,d Ns-tin No-ri,so, fIr
having The tight 9TH inst No-eshlv entered
the horss ~ Turner D,ekrue>n q, rarn.rsg- spg a..
tempted ~ tste his ne by h-rrdsbnr sp,,'r at Lrr
end slsc fsr vicls n'lv ss,u'inv James rbrrchi who
csme 70 the sstie'srce ~ Diehrnson They we're ev-
trial
CRY Cortr-rsforc Iusrs c-..r VOID and ru-v-
Action fer dsmarss " child falling In s-es nan
isl Murray sssfnst harirs sIuras N appearpl rrn-,
IN. .vder that shcut r,nrhs since Rlri sS,nt
the .is.. vrlk IN wflo~ s,cst. near Atlantic w
f,n' ufthe property ~ the defndan whom the chitI
fsi in'o ,aat cellar and vas much injured This
place had heer u-uaily Kept closed but on fhs occs
sion N vas lett oprn. The evidence and summing mn
vss eorcluded When the Judge adjourned IN. eo,rt
until to morrow morning vtpn he viii change the joy.
Cry rorrr ~ Cp..nss.-Bsfore fuare Green wood
Motion to Get esidr an a,schmspt-B N Howell -
Cfsrst' Naa'e against the defrbdsnt the ground
that fe hsd not scented himself The Judge reserved
his feeiicp.
cre,,, sirsrr and Hissns arrested. Yesterday .-o
orrnst f.itsrs nu.d I.m.s King siins ia mes " Hard
ard Tnhu Apsrl tdoubtrsf pat III CANE wh, iaf-st
our ciiyl charged with passing 81 eouptsrf-it bi
br p,indy -ho keen. store On the corner II Front
srd Wan strtrts Tho bin pnrporfrS ~ b. the
napt ofxonroc the ~ the did not sppsar
The nm John Quincy Adsms name sepesrvd rs rissi.
tfnt Pnp searching these hies there found
npou tffm t.n.s I've and q two dollar note the
frti',ns institution and i-ree number ~ pa
They astsa What their object vas IN removing TO
this city they answered that they about essb
Nbirr ch, sirsl facofv one ~ .bese parties
c'sriad - TN I'D State prison bird They ~.re taken
h-for. Ju.iie. krg who committed thom to jail tor
fp'thtf Examination
Tnr Tsuors Tnspr a.D MurrsL Bs-ryrr Socisvv.
Il at evening . mpstns ~ the journey tsilsrs,
~ the city ~ Nev work. held at the Sixth Ward
Hotel rorp'r Of Centre and Dusn. streets Mr. Ma
ther presided The seeounts from Bostnn we're OF
cheering character ~ffsrr received from the
tsors there IN ~h'eh thpv ftne fh.t they forming
mufnsi orerai - society at IS per share and
about tai large store for the purpose They expect
a. have SEQ AZ wrrt IN q fes days. they have
go, provinces ~ vorN A. 600 persons In Boston
ns vicinity which viii enable them e. divide amoos
th.us.l-s The profits .hch vould othervise 60 into
the p,tk.ts ~ the smpnyers The object ~ the
sent ers to consider the prepri.ty ~ forming
society both for the proeeion ~ trade and Tor az
frdrg p,usI sssisfsrce IN time Of sickness TO Its
m,mtsrs tfsr tope dis.ussioa, eomrittcs Gas
stp'in'd 10 inquire into the tsbiity ~ this
tsnisatiop. snd 20 report 10 future meeting The
ms,'ii then sdjourn,d
VrpMorr ELECTION. n eturns from two hundred
ard twen'y-iour towns have been received, which
show wbig gain ri a. n3 votes over the last cleo
ton. The net whig gam in the Legislature is a.
In the Houtr, the wbies have elected i26 inbers,
The democrats 80, and the free soiiers So. There
are ~ nineteen towns 10 ne a. from, "a which ~.
pSfias were nearly belal ~ At the last eleencs.