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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-03
DOInc,olc NliecelIanv.

There were the LIST Of January last, In the State
prisons Of New York, 1909 csnvicts as folio vs. ct
Sins Sing to4i at Auburn, 452; and 1t Clinton, 1863.
Governor Bisssn, Of Connecticut, has appointed FRI
day. the OH Of April next, ss day Of fasting and
prayer.
A committee Of the Pennsylvania Legislature has
reported bill favorable to the repeal Of the usury
laws
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CHlkaTIETA CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.

Senate.
WAsHiSGror, March O. 1910.
The Senate convened 1t IL O'Clock to-day, sooord-
ing to resolution previously adopted.
CIRCUIT COURTS or KENTUCKY.
After attending to few prsliminariss Of special
interest, Mr.. BvrLEa, Of South Carolina reported
bill relative to holding the Circuit Courts Of the
State Of kentucky The bill oonsidsrsd BY unaai-
nous consent, and passed.
cLnRK COMMITTEE CLAIMS.
Mr.. MA'or, Of Virginia, called up the resolution
hsIstofors offered Tor the appointment Of
clerk to tho Committee Claims and made few ~
marks in favor Of the passage OF the came.
Mr. BENTON opposed the measure In In arnsst speech
He alluded to other similar clerks which had been su
tnshea lot one or two committees, and thought the
whole effect Of such appointments would be to psy
set 70 walk about the city between sessions
After some further discussion oy other me III,
subject was, on motion, laid the table
REMISSION oY DUTIES. 40.
On motion Of MIR. HUNTER, Of Virgin thu ssr.,.
then took up the bill from the House Ia favor OF r..
uniting the duties on goods destroyed By great 60
in New York, In the sprips or 1916. Mr. Haos,r
moved to substitute the Senate bill tbs Fam. sub
jsct which differs from that Of the House. by sxoudns
insurers from the benefit Of the bill
The subject elected an Interesting discussion be-
tween Msssrs. Hunter Webster Phelps, Calhoun, and
others
A motion to lay the subject the table was re-
jeoted.
MIR. PBELrs Of Vermont, moved TO amsnd the sub
stitute, so as To embrace insurers which vas siso
rj.c',d
Ai'er soms discussion. the molten to la the vhols
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-03

FANNY KBMBLK BUTLER's READINGS OF SHAK-
sPEARE This lady, who has lately engrossed
SO large a share OF public attention, and who,
since her first appearance in public life, has occu
pied exalted position In the estimation OF all
who were capable OF appreciatlng great genius,
combined with extraordinary accomplishments,
commences her readings of Shakespeare this even.
ing at the Stuyvesant Institute. Thls we be-
Ieve, is the first time that such treat was ever
offered to the people OF this country by lady. The
novelty OF the attraction, apart from any other cir
cumstance, would, almost of itself, warrant US in
anticipating a crowded house on the occasion. But
when we consider the transcendent' genius of the
lady who Is to give embodiment to the creations
OF &c the great master Of human nature" her ex-
quisitely fine natural voice, her captivating grace
as an elocutonist, and the other unrivalled CON-
binations Of physical and mental endowments she
brings to the task, it does not require the GIFT of
vatcinatiOn TO predict that there will be few empty
benches this evening in the Stuyvesant Institute.
There is also another consideration which
must operate powerfully causing tremendous
rush to this lady's entertainments. A considera-
bic portion OF our citizens, OF great intelligence
and refinement, who, from fixed religious princi-
pies averse to frequenting theatres, will attend
these readings, as they will be accompanied by
none OF those Objectionable features, either as
regards the place, the audience or the performance,
which constitute their chief argument against
theatres. This circumstance, sanctioned as 1t
has been by that class Of people In Boston and
elsewhere, will induce numbers of people who,
from the influence of religious feelings, have
been hitherto strangers to the representation OF the
great dramatic chefs d'c1ws of Shakespeare, to be
present and swell the audiences to a consider
able extent.
1t wou be little short of an insult to the public,
as well as to the distinguished lady herself, to
speak of her In terms of eulogy, with view to
draw large audiences to her intellectual entertain
ments She Is too well known by the public, on
both sides of the Atlantic, to require any common
datory remarks flom U.s. which We have no doubt
will be testified this evening by all the intellect,
fashion, and lite of our city.
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Court OF Oyer and TsrmIner.

Court OF Oyer and Tsrmlner.
Before Justics Edmcnas, Aldermen Stevens and Dodge
TRIAL OF JOHN s. AUSTIN FOR MURDKR-RI0H III
DAY.
MARCH 2-The cause resumed this morning
The senior coune for the prisoner addressed the jury
ior nearly SIX hours He was iolc wed by the nd
ores', In reply 1t O'Clock, and nshsd TO- These
addresses were merely Of the tsstim In the
cause, together with some comments AS che testimo
ny has already been gwen 1T great length cannot
give thoee addresses TO the exclusion OF moro impor
taDt matters.
Judge Edmonds will chsgre the jury toll
this morning.
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Board OF Supervisors.

Inc board met last evening received petitions
for The corection OF taxes and referred them to the
appropriate committees. A report vas also received
rom the Committee on Annual Taxes, correcting the
taxes OF several persons, which Wa. accepted 10 A
bl Of $50 then ordered b. paid for the
Il The books papers and furniture the cham Der
attached to the Supreme Court. The Beard the I'D.
-
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

will be found exceedingly Interesting. Annexed are
the
CONTENTS
Arrival Of Gen. Taylor In Washington Movements the In
coming ard Outgoing Admnis Toe New Cabnet ON
seeksr Lockers On and At the Capital The Closing
Scenes in the 1hrssth Congress; Douty between General
Shields snd Judge Bsess rns News BY
Steamer Irtredg Information from and
the Gold besions The full Particulars Murder Of Mrs
Miller In this City, TIE CONCLUSION Of the Investigation
Relative to the Supposed Murders Hampstead L.
and Local Items EDITORIAL Natter Commercial and Mar
Record Tho --latest Advices by Telegraph Re, 10.
Single copies, In wrappers, sxpsnss. Subscription
price So per gear
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Movements OF lndiv,d uaIs

Mrs. Cbase, lacy Of the American Coasul at Tam.
poo, and isDi'y, passed through Uniontoxn, Pa, on
the 18th ult, for the Exet
Senator HaLnsgsp, IL 10 raid ontemplatesa removal
to the South during the presen year, and Will make
either Jackson, Misc, or Now Orleans, his future
rsSidSno~
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WARRINGTON, March q l849.
The Civil and Diplomatic Bill, with walkers amend
ment, from Senate, extending revenue laws 30 over
the territories west Of the Rio Grande and plscng the
In the hands Of the President is before the
House. OLD lack has recommended to his fris NOS to
for the and this fact gives hopes OF
success without the addition Of the provso The pro-
visonal government be sustained until California
Is ready to come in Sta:e There good deal Of
excitement in the House upon the subject. We expect
. decision to. night.
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nc will be seen by mrs. Buffers advertise.
Dent that addition to her Avenng Nsadngs will give
hornihe Reading ~ tho same place 1.-THE
on hoboays Of each week ~ DOL Read
Dss are dec for ladies' nvads sd such
40 not deeife to
They well attended the Read nes
And 10 hnk are we'll calculated sus portion popua
ton might oherwse b excluded these
enethnn enta Toe tsy Monday morning Sch Aron
VIII homeo and juliet Cn Tuesday evening hrs Butler viii
rad hamlet 1ohe be had OF Mr. Polmann yapGr OF the
lnsue at the oute the Irving House, NJ fraa
els and Mr. Grow ens boohstores. Price 81.
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Ns no oustemer. aud Others 70
mot Be tnI collection GIsssss sev receiving
TIE we're ado one Of The best optsans Eur.ps 9Th ell
ujr ttuntry N. WISE OptioIan 1.1 Broadv ay
ofaA onsu Of wory description hired OUT on rsAssnsbA
tclpsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-03
Congress siODal.

WASHINGTON, March 2, 1849.
In the House. the Committee OF the Whole on the
General Appropriation BILL by majority Of seven,
fused to add the Wimot provso to the amendnsnt of
the Senate egisating for territories Forty Northern
members absent at the time.
The Senate bill Was loaded down with ame ndme uts,
such striking out boundary prohibiting tho slave
trade coastwise continuing the laws Of Mexico, abo
fishing slavery, in force, SO.
A substitute for the latter amendment WAS offered
by the Committee OF Ways and Means, which, was re-.
jected. Tho former received twenty three votes in
Committee, and the latt er seventeen.
The Committee then rose, and the question was
taken ON the Senate's amendment extending the
revenue and Indian laws the territories
and authorizing the President to make rules
and regulations. appoint officers, So, and 1t
was rejected-yess 100, nays ia. The House
was In . state of great confusion. We the
like before-not even on tho Texas question. Thou
sands were in the capitol among whom We observed
the brother Of tho President elect.
The Senate have passed tho Naval Appropriation
Bill, and now on the Post Office appropriations
MIR. Niles having failed to take up the bill for cheap
postage, and to mako amendment to the apprspri-
alton bill. w.
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Gold Pens and Watches.-PersOnsg going to
California should all take it'll the oale
bIAted Rcheieu Gold Pena which
years for SALE together with large toeh Of Gold
Watches. BY J.Y. SAVAGE, Jr. Is wAlW
Gold repaired,
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Caiifornia Boots, made especially for tho
Region. ted year, without r,psrns
o hiding Boots for these going overland ss
GOV YOU kGf Fulton Nassau Streets french
0aiters, 10. The E0cTOR.
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The Mysteri.s OF the Sea.

BALTIMORE, March q 1870.
The ship William Hitchcock before reported ashore
Tortusas shoals, has been pumped ous and eleven
auger holes found in her bottom There 10 strong sus
pcisns that she has been boarded. Great excitement
prevails tho subject, and have been taken
to have the fully Investigated She 10 owned BY
Captain Cool, Of New York.
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More Deaths on Board tho Snip Cambria.
PHILADELrHiA, March 2, l849.
There have been I've additional deaths among the
passengers the ship Cambria at the Delaware Break
water. The crew Of the cutter GslIasin, (who have
been aordi,s relief to the passenssr have been put
board the Cambria to sail for New York o-morrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-03
Dr.. AardenbroOk Disch arUed

RocHEsrEs, March 2-P. NJ.
The Judge rendered his decision this afternoon In
the case Of Dr. Hsrdenbrook charged with poisoning
Thomas Mott, dsoharsing him from custody the evil
dsnos again him being declared to convict
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-03

The hssi""sI Police a azrste. of this Week.
Gnu. Hsssoh, rao's letter t,o~ r.asmaAm exos.s
ne rsupe Bias lie 70 ing Eos and Fun rulsrs Of Tho
ss"E"sd rr.ror he lsI'ns o,-sseuus Aursr. 40 VI
nee ioo N'ssa" s'Teee Fer .se e,cr.. there
phe P.opi~.--NO. q Of this able Paper II
r Ss. ar. ~. ns e. s0Gos .eses I.s~ 10
ia hs:Id rc,hy oiesa:,s psss., s., also s i%as
.hs"S he ssss, sn :" yep up vim E'''''
News Not by Exyrsss or Magnetic Tele-
fihI but still Of he utmv.t pao il The
, he !" A. ,s me sprs s
os yery At lis poi ar and well known sssbshm sa Pull
.sspring time of ,e"r Is couasns ''-worde
MI nusc There Is lar" III the caves n
the ea bling Of Or kS In the Carl ina BIRDS the
no ale OF 70 compscsd 60 The h.r@ ~,
n. & S esos BOUT .. ss .S t
net ry no ~ fst street. aud nhas ou b, mor,
's ps s' % 81
G.ntlemcn's a.l.-Fnsnion for Spring,
s,i IN as 81 r..nS.i o -, n.'e i,s :I..~ 40,
OAR in $ tho he sss s.a S
s % S Ss H hit and
rus";s WHO nevsy i 70 Dsa,ie', aoa Of
TIA, their trade confined to the ro,es.
that s s e. :s o. I'D
:ss T ne ss.r
seens will due regard econouv and
r
critical examination.
GentIemen's Hnts-spri"s Fashi0ns for
49, ksrgNC8EiD halter 7 rect ons door abov,
street. VIII ISSUE TITO hst o. Mar ,pr,ux fashion
sobsl which he h,t viii DO found
rsb article hat or rcd Tor The
gentlemen York this prett, rod iudres Of
ehoud and crosm hs will feel pond In
offer his spring hat confident thar plus ultra Of
and merit Oar country
their for the spring during nrss week II
March.
Genin's Spring Style for Is40, iatellectu-
ally ply o,ly fttea the prop the
AL the au,i iaries i.tao tory the Hat
sristi ally led lot with Ing
he eesks rvLdur II luabs hi.h ssentlemans GA
JOHN N. GBSIN, 2li Broad
Gold Pens and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. going to
Calrna should oy al take it'll them OF the
bTated Rcheeu oold Peua which Ave
for SALE together with large toeh Of Gold and silver
Watches. by J.Y. saw AGk Jr, Ii WAuN
Gold fenB repaired.
To Calif0rnians and Every Boay.-400
Dress Coats 81 to $l 40 Fock Coats ST b ps
tito 81 GO Vests 90 Gems to 81 40 Overcoas Bus
oats 81 TO <S Su Clothing Cheap
Five Dollar Suit Store Nassau and Beekmaa
Hayes, 2iO broadway, corner OF Fuiton
uld inform his frends The public
his spring style Of Hats ready tar insp seton
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GentIemen,s tamts-Spr,up E..n,~u. .

Genin's Spring Style for is40, iatellectu-
ally aud ply tcy fttea t. the architectural Of
Gust, AL the aui aries itaoory fs of
srtisi ally app led lot with Ing head
he seeks to rLdUr II luabe hti sgsaemans
tune. JOHN N. GkSIN I'll Broad var.
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Tho Bufiesquo Oporatio Troupe OF Sable
Brothers take their benefit the husvum whch will
doubt - crowded 20 it, oapao Their perform
Of ts mos and red ,sd description and pronounced
BY judge b kup-ii0r Baods Def the pubo
sn,lemany engaged tho
their iendt do better than give them tal
tu opa Of their apr,vaL This also positively the last Of
he Al GnLteSe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-03

CaIifornia Mining Boots, from 50 SO TO 81
90 yope.s y Az street sl.e ,rooch Calf Drs.. Boots 81
w. Usually 30 daty busness Boots 81 warranted
well boots made French proof Bosu from 81 g.
TO s. NJ SUNkS5 ia Ann street, the Museum
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Notice To the Public.

February ~, ls42
The attention OF The public the foewinr sttor
received ~ mo from the fost fRos Depax ment
MOST. H. noRRIA Pm
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NEW YORK LhGiSLATURE
SENATE.


ALBANY, March o. 184s.
AUBURN AND BfroHAMror RAiLkoAD.
Mr. Cornwall reported bill respecting the railway
rom Auburn to Binyb amton.
Mn. BOKkE's sEAr IN coNoREss.
Mr. Firr reported that Mr.. Bokee's sest In the Be-
nate would bs vacated the l4th inst, unless be-
fore that time he notifies the of state that he
aeciines seat In Congress. The report Of the oom.
m,tee iskes tho ground, that sests not vacated
until the party oo~s act by winch he signnss ais
acceptance II 4 seat In Congress.
NAUTILUs LIre fssUEsr coMPArr.
Mr. Coon 1reseBtea = report respecting the Nautilus
Life intursnce Company, sxonerztns the company In
the matter.
ToLLs.
Mr.. COR gave notice VI n bill equaliss the canal
tol on foreign manufactured salt.
After tie Transaction OF unimp ortsnt business,
the Senate ADJOURNED
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March 2.
COMMON SCHOOLS.
The bill akips sppr .pr,stion for the support Of
90 mon tcboois read third time ana PSssd
DhstNAGk Bao0KLpH
IA IN reIsIye TO ire coasuuction OF canal Tor
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Movements OF the Cabinet.
BALTIMORE, March 2, 1910.
Nsssrs Meredith and Lawrence arrived In the Phia-
delpha boat, route for Washington.
We have no mail beyond Warrington to night.
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nth susc There Is Lar" Ia the
tile ba hing of Or k ina birds sFshs
the spiny ct otfe bat adj these
nies be oded OF to eompseed The h.cm,oy ~,
~tHh ould tie elegant dutsbe Hats, just
BY ms hooor tson benx dat and Gap dbnu
net n.y. NO ~ nrthiax b,
Iiots etho cur h the Tow price sbed
First quaiit> Nutna Aoeskin IS So second do 81
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To CallfOrhlans and Every BOdy.-400
Dress Goats y to S 40 Froeh Coats 81 b pair taas
81 to ST. 600 Vests ~ to 81 tUO Ovecoaa s. q S. Bust
81 10 rs ept Su Clothing Che1p
Five Dollar Suit Store, corner Nassau Beekman stG
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Hayes, 40 broadway, corner OF Fulton
street. ud inform his frends The public
his spring style Of Hats ready tar insp .e0n.
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81 sot raIio's letter fioa' sxo,s.s
se Il rm t"s 10 tisn Life ia onhon ia d. eiss,r.s II
TIE Psupe Bzs lie 10 III Eay and Fun tn
en- tad rrnrro he lex'ng MUIR err 10 vi
dee. IOo M Fer .sle cr rh.re. =
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The DRAMA.-Mrs Fanny Kemble Butler who
is announced to deliver short course Of SHAH.
speared n Readings, the frat OF which will take place
this evening at the S,uyvesant Institute, arrived
yesterday in the CO. aaa occupies apartments .,
the Irving House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-03

efhI H. but sl 81 he utuvst
isc' AT bfs Of the True spring Fashion ,s
Del poiu and well esssbhm oat ia Pub
ton o rect
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me Psopie.--SO. Of THIS able Paper II
?. ,hatd TINS s"rn ng t,hic S9tuos Isses 10
o. we ~ Ne~s varisd ui II has edit Frasoe
81 lIesrd wthy Of sens's perassl Il Inn
grants Hm sups no c.e wishisg tu keep vim EarloAa
inteii'eeI CO. should he thous this ,rurna
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l,S7s,12i 50
4ss,1so 81
$3,lo346S -
saas,ssr 90
lso,ssi %
$3.s7s,SoT IL
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-22

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-22
sssittauoe6, sem 22ten almemH, 1910.

fem erte5t nahter, tpenn orauBen ettpa
nur etu 8e1en III Der Gcte umfdat, cber bic
&osc bon eine,n StubI berunter iprin9t--
9anSe giider lieBen Gdb fhreiben iiber BEN
lluGnn."
vllnfun, Sd)ulmetlter g." pteberbclte
bic Sralt uno fab itn oertpunoert at. vSie
ia9ten bod Ielblt erlt, baB Sic an 9ltnun9en
glaubten. Dod,, tpie oem AUDI iej td haIte
es fir llnreht, uto npd) oa;u 1T fold, tpiloer
Gadt, Die GinbiIoun9sfraft formlih mutts
,pillis auburesen--ib9 CLAUDE ih f6nute mid
jest Dor meinem et9enen Shatten fird,ter,
uilc mag MIDI gar riht etnmal oarnad unt>
ieten--6rauen fno oph reht dn9itlihe,
nerpen 1dpade Welen."
u9ld,, nid,t Srauen allcin", rteinte Der
Shulmeilter ldd,elno, tpHtrenb er ebenfalls
nad lrincm &dpiel srif uno cerL idpn Dor
stnfan9 oes Me9ens CUR gcrirr9e mit9encnts
,nenen btden rpttba1mtpplfenen &e9enihirm
aus Der gde toGte, u3eit nno llmfdnce
'niiiien bas ibri9e baslt tettra9en uno Der
itdrfite Wann 1T Dor oem1elben 8efiib[--
uno bann nod, ba;u in pcit erbObtem Maee
--,tdt iIher."
uWenn er iiberbaltpt dn9ltltden Gemitts
tit", fa9te Der paitcr.
v9lcn9iftifen Gjemiitbs cber niht-feine
fhmofe Stelle, feline 9lhillesfcrie bat eiu
Secer uuo miro bic 9etrcffen, 70 9retft es
nadter serace Den itdrfiten Wann audi ant
itarften uno 9epalti9fcn an. sic fenren
bod, 9e,piB Die @eihtdte nit bent Spie9el-"
Die betoen @atten oerneinten es.
uSon", fa9te Der Sdulmeiiter ,,bann
petB td audi niht pb ids beute Nbeuo uidbt
licber lafIe-Sie ilno 9craoe erreet 9enu9-"
y9ldL beraus bamit--tlt folder Stimmun9
1T mani am enlpfdn9lthfen cafitr, uno
fdIinntsr fann's bel meuer 9lltcn bod uidt
werben", meinte Der 9aitpr.
u9lh 9ptt ja-- ersdhlen sic ttur", beitds
tt9te btes NIT einem tiefen Senfser Die Srnu,
res fcmnt jest auf ba5 cine mcbr pber
tpeniscr nidt ntebr an--th filrdte mid bod
bente 9lbeno--Ste ipraden bon eitem Spie>
GEL"
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