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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-25

sloop Pointer. Fowler. Providence.
Steamship Roanoke. Parrish Richmond and Norfolk &c
passsS eass vs r ssa No 70
and Esss s s sss. :H Tf a.
@ for YcS s'h 10. :hs %
,sp sGsnS Rosn AsIsf s hat ~ i node
rate westerly Winds has been entirely beealned for the last
mss .sp s sHa; pssssns.r Hsrsss Co. date
lat IS 20 lon ~ H. spoke bark Minerva sherman hence for
Zds. S,qSi; Belize Hen Nth ms.s e
very heavy gale from to split sails strained the
SCI b ss ana P1id nee s asSsss n 'sS With
Ss P of e,ss s
E9serly gales Of ChaTi .s % LINZ. De-. vo
day. AID eisr.lt,fss day: with Sine 70 Swell:
sS1: Srx S TT @ Fort g. OF 9 .ps
Nicola hss spoke brig Celessna Pickett from Bangor for
RsSs,s Cps, with
81 s3 kss Liverpool miles,
Brig TruIiilo hgiigan Jsrsmis 2, days with coase g.
sohr ss from Ranged Island for New Yori 90
Brig Aus9s.. stone Savannah days. with c'''0n &C.
seiI talbot JOHNSON GOnsiveS % days. with mahogany
sehT Iris aBrS covs. Ragged Island Bahamas. 70 days
schr Atbe Hudson Jacksonville Eff. 10 days, with ship
soSr PR Bursstil Lingo. Wilmington, NC. sday, with
selr Florid, Jaquet Wilmington. NC, days. with naval
sehr cOrnens -. Br,ndywine. days.
Schr Juno, Robinson, Norwich, days.
sohr Vim uerrick, AeCunske. Boston, 4 days.
schr Howard, Baker Boston, 5 days
Schr Cyrus cham berain, Crowell, Boston, days
scLr J b Foster. Keller Maohas.
Steamer Penesscot, CLARK Philadelphia.
III. ship in distress. So bound from No.I.an. to H.'rs
erroneousiy printed, but the sharon Capt MerrmaA.
.n her Of Pdn n M.
about fsthons water the head OF her mAsts
out Of the show the peak Of her fore AID
mansais She have went down with all sail SET She
stands even keel.
Der 24-wnd At sunrise, NV 81 meridian, sW st sun
set EW, ard fresh.
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Theatrical and Musical.

Bo~1RY THEArap The entertainments for this even
ing consist Of the Forest Of Bondy the Man and the
Tiger and Don Juan which have been witnessed by
the yisiters Of the Bowery theatre.
BRosDwu THE.rRE-rhe capital piece called Green
Bushes viii the entertainments, With the
celebrated NINE Celeste in the princpa character The
Entertainments close with the Double Bedi-d Room
NpLo's GaEpES-The attractions at this place OF
amusement consist Of the Three Paced Frenc
lie PRISONER Hongroisn Intermezzo Musicale" and
"Jocko with all the Rsve Family and Assistants. Re-
member La Msnnas benefit
BrBro,'s rHEArHE The enters ailments given at this
establishment this evening Of the very assrac
tive character tboss Of other evenings They consist
Of the son and Stranger New Park" and the Too
dies
N.uoy,L THr.pE-Ths excellent drama Of the
Fisher aud his Dog will commence the amuse-
This will b. followed by the comic drama of the
Purse aud the terminating feature viii be Asbelh
Bs., s..M, L.et.n-f2sr spl.pdd PEGS are IN, IN.
q the Peppers the next the beautiful ballet Of
Ghelle,r followed BY Lee fOes, and all concludes
B.ssy~'s MrsrtM The great fsvorite Rosins Mea-
do-s to b performed this afternoon so that parents
with their children, conveniently attend. In the
evening, Robert Macaire" and q comical farce
CrRIsrrs MrsrsELs give their pleasing entertain
msnts this evenng-sinsng Instrumental performances,
PrLLo~s MIssrssts will sing several excellent mslo
dies tonight and also play several instrumental pieces
evening are, q usual. exceedingly attractive They
consist Of the best equestrian exercises
Mas Charlotte Cushman will commence engsgeme mt
a the Albany Museum % Ihursday evening next
Mrs Mowsit 10 playing a. the Holiday street theatre,
Baltimore.
DrsrT o, rHs BL.os s~.-, ar Bvrr.Lo.-The Black
swan Concert last evenpg and cersi oily
q r.msrksble event in many respects. ON Monday,
Psro IN AL her splencor sustained BY Patti and stra
kosch, sang At Townsend Hall. u bali house. Last
night, Nis Greenfield sang at the same place TO q
crowded hous. u the respectable vsted and fashion
able people Of the city Jenny Lind has never drawn
better house 70 character than tn which listened
With evident sssfaction TO this unhersded and almost
unkposn African nightingale. Curiosity did somethins
.nd wtth an wfll first
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-25

NEW MEDICAL BOOKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work the nature and treatment of decsse diseases
and AL the kindred affections by be9
Of beautifully colored pates large he-by usmee
Boss~ok D., lecturer surgery and diseases Of The
above named nature II large quArto $50 pp, second
edition price $40 l1trao. from the Boston Medical AAl
Surgical Journal may be said sAressly, to be
10 Rioords Actors works the family Of dseAss
and tar superior 10 anything Of the Kind published
this country Author of The family Physician. prs1
cents Author Of work on Self Abuse. and its Deplo
rabie kdeots &c &C. sixth edition. fourteen plates preg
81 For sale st the publishers, STRfNGER fOwNstND
20 broadway, and by tho author. 5A Broadway.
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Oloaro0s
Steamship Atlantic West. Liverpool Collins Co,
Ship Norma, Ellis Havana Taylor & Co.
Ship Bavaria, Anthony Havana, W Whitlook Jr.
Ship Hemisphere, whttlesey, New Orleans. Ladd
Church
Ship LsvAthan, Knapp, New Orleans, Frost Hicks.
Ship Euphsnia White, New Orleans, W Schmidt.
Ship fortitude. Lord New Orleans, II Piss
Ship Niobe, Lothrop. Boston.
Bark Maria, Foster. Mobile Eagle Hazard.
Brig schlsipner (Danh olisusrd. Trieste Funch
Nsincke
Brig Thomas Orb HArsrove. St John. NIB. Williams
Cuion.
Brig Mari. Gage Harden. rsrs Island, Sc. BlAnco.
Brig Frank, Bates, St Marys, w Trundy.
Brig africa, McCann, Norfolk, Underwood T. Wiley.
Brig 3 Binds Penny PhilAdelphs, Hand.
Schr Julia Ridgeway. Snow, SAvanila, Underwood
Wiley.
Sohr Susan Orleau, Parsons Cedar Keys &c Platt y
Slasht
schr Maria L Davis, Davs, Baltimore. Van Brunt &
Slaght
sohr Ocean We've, Ward Baltimore Van srunt slAsht
Steamer Novelty. Briggs. Philadelphia, Briggs.
Sloop EsseI, Cummings. Fall River:
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To Correaponflsnts

To Correspondents.
Captains Of vessels Others fishing Marine News 10
this pAper would confer favor by sealing their oommun
cations.
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DARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
Diseases, in few hours, BY vegetable AppioAtisn.
without pain In debility broughs BY improper habits
the looA remedy and show there
who cannot be cured without IT, he has daily
years duration. from the other physicians In ALL he
ansees cure He makes daily Of diseases
ling the former one soon enough His diPlom. With s6ss
can equal il You cured me in one day.-D n. Csf-
byn One local application cured few hours Afss
$500 dollars in I'VE years TO be cured Of from ss
abuse without it, but cured by local and
raj treatment IN short time-Jas Evans You cured
Of the WORST syphiiisic affection body and faos N
tesides usins Quhek medicine could
no boneht.-Wm. Ferguson Perth AmboY N j. Those pa-
tents q distance can BY sncosins e be treated b
ing u. LARMoNT. D., u RsAds street, doors fros
BrosdN n the store.
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Brooklyn city Intelligence.

wHia NosuSsrIoss yos Wasp 0fFnsss-NfsTH
wsRD.-Fg .iidDmsn-Montsomsry Queen. sfssessa-
John Mott ConasJk-Jsmss Conner Trspeclsrs Of
ELensns- Daniel T walden Jr. and Robert Leferts
Hsu w.rp -Fw fdsr-rr-Jsmes How. assessor-
George N Mead Cons,abe- Henry Oakley
DynocpArlc NOM-sro>s.-Srrs WasD-Fw .9dsr.
psn-Jobn Price. Csrstssi,-Mattbev o Rourks.
gtsvyNrp wsap-Fsr .7ef,r~as-Henry Bsrteeu
.4s~~~-Charies Morrison. ConstsbL Hiram wilson
F,sss-rbe y nre king" was abroad yesterday after
noon but though he made three attacks HE
At about four O'Clock stable IN the
occupstIon Of Mr. NcMsnus butcher at the corner Of
smith ard wycko6 street took FIRE, and vas consumed
Loss not ascertAped could not have amounted to much
The Fir~nen we're, while engaged there, summoned by
another alarm &c No ls6 Henry street where the sdOin
ing table belonnns 10 Mr. Jehp shank vss in hsmss
This building vas consumed also the loss being some
$500 or s4c0r About the same time the roof o. mouse
in Ere but the prsseworthy exertions
Of the police and few citizens sufced TO stay further
injury
Tvs, ISrvstp Fprwr- "A report vas current yester.
day that Nolan q the hremen injured In the COLT
sion on Wednesday night, dead Thu proved 70 be
uptounded lie and the other sufferers in fair vsy
o. recovery
fstHsp MsrUEr, BRo0RLyN--The apostle Of tenn
persnoe gill attend day and following days at &C.
Psus church Court street Tor the purpose Of admins
tetng The tots abst Dence pledge; from ell tveivs
IN the morning sud fiom s,s ~ pine = the evening
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:aoD. I..s S, &C. e
:..sy h: 1 s:: : "a sss:Rs -
ne s.. .'s S: S :ss;: Y:
n Hidsr street between second Montgomery streets
n ssr isS .s ys.
ssap. iifi S:as
au.nsd With Mr. RSs,ss n S. applied 70 him and
isss:' I'm . S' ::
ss
ssnsis .pPssI:a :ss:s.sss Aa:.
sss ssas ss s q
sssss wy. ::.! :;1
s sssu.is assaded PAL.
ss.r ana get o. on: of ny .S
fourth page of the Sun, and in weekly papers.
pLAIN FACTS FOR THE PEoPLE-Ir is A FACT:
that whom the patient hnds he has been inoouiss.d
stool q and ready % sign the pledge ri.
fact that .h dise.ss when seated IN hs has ses
horror and destruction wherever it appear f.ot.
i@s n: a.s.::: %ssss.! Ky ssss %sfsaasi
'os
long u Dispenssry Division street
1t Is fact that this medicine has ana doe,
and that without change of diet or from bust
ness whatever. The genuine is dollar vial. whoh
is warranted to in any case in few days charge
DR- LA CROIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL TREArIsR-
~ Cheapest book ever published-250 PIP. and l0 hns
plates Physiology Of Marriage, and the
armises and disorders Of youth and maturity resusnS
powt enfeeble the natural fesng and exhaust ths sns
ges Of manhood, with practical observations The
debility, local and
sutional weakness and AL diseases arising from indis-
oeton with plain and simple rules By which all
cure themselves without mereury-wsh shs suthsrs
observations marriage, its duties and
and their remedies coioIsd !thOgraZhs ussr.sn9
organs Of both their sructurss and
IL taDs many important hints TO those oontemplauA9
matrony which win objections against marriage
however,, should take this important step without
fret consulting It's pages II treats of all diseases
whether married single Stranger who r,aurs medical
their cases properly and treated
by their physcians and thus the
quachery prevalent In populous Cities Dr. La Croix
legally auaised and tvensy years
devoted his studes to the ubess Of which his beck
Any person sending % cents In letter po:s paid viii
oeve one COPY By mail i've copies for 81 Addrss DE-.
r. b. La Croix. b6 Beaver street. Albany n z SelA -
Burgess Garrett aud strn&sr Townsend u Broadway.
New York.
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@ hlM REWARD.-yLyFR1Es ANTIDOTR. A SPD-
BOOO aeis mixture for the Of private disorlsrs
" makes speedy without the least resreson Of dsA
proprietor ssAnsnsss .nsle casa which The nir.srs v
put NJ in bottles with full directions 81 Ons bosASo
lsse veek-manJ cured in days. For sais by O.
~ klns ~ broadway. and hs Baysrd street. Yevk
". X Little, l@ Hanover street, Boston; Wnsht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER STEAMSHIP ALLAN.
IN TIC for Liverpool will please be board at the foot
Of Canal street. this day (satardsyD October 18th At
o'clock, Al EDWARD X. COLLINS Il co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-25

nR WARD BEING ALL DEVOTED TO PRIVATE
~ dsesses snd their treatment warrants the speediest
ure 70 the unforiunste lou v be cured BY him pos
lively in half the utusl time and BY mild msthod, VITA
on, any pain He WOULD hoss Who have contracted
these diseases 70 make early Atom Patients saly
fee required until cured.
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mn coNYERS PRIYAIE MEpICAL orrICK Az. q

~ Third avenue, Ne~ Yers:-Hs has had, for twenty
yesrs moe extensive practice 10 all private affections
disorders esutinE from seabuse ana early ndscrets
nespactstns for society business matrimony Young
and eeent AID By Applying 70 Dr. c. His celebrated la
etused BY hAl,s, 81 Bottle three bottles Noe
S. vitk important sdvce 10 the single for
sale - AZ Brosdvtyi III Bovsry, Of Grand streets
snd Third syenue. Dr.. Conyers medical work %
syrhs Sefabuss and all private diseases for sale
Third avenue. Post paid: 81 copy.
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DR RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-
~ vsts Treatise &c-Omce hours 20 IL A. NJ. 6tosP
tsundsy excepted No - Greenwich street PROM the
uncommon medical sdvsntages the author has enjoyed
This spscisty be hs amp reason for stating that In any
stage of certain diseases, or their
the derrbe eeo resulting from early Improper hsbits
be such sersn safe radical cures ss Ne
obtained from other Those Who sspv
in the earlier stages will be surprised AZ the rapid
IN Of IL cnre
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nkAInkSa SHOkf 1I0Hr, &C. CURABL1 ~
new rsmseiss.-Ds. Heath dsyotss sstsntoa sxolunvS
noursbls yield readily u his new and propt Srsa1
the natural organ. OAss N bsosdvaS from 70 lally
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nR. l. noRrAroRn Would SAY TO ruoss VIC

~ have contracted disease, Cara NJ vOlsss," Ass 10
M profeses and have treated sueeessuly thousssxs
psGents Those vho ~sh these -
esn doe. Tree eharsel from A. MpsP, ~, 6undsvs
sssptsa 70. value yeur hsalsh yon will syo,t Msss
you snd that their find of medicine Al thai 4 rssss
sry tor ossve All I've forua Persons whose healN hax
'h ruined S;s s;,,.k ot rBon IL, ne s,Y
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nR. COOPER Ia DUANE sTRnEr. HAS FoR THs
~ l.t nineteen years devoted HE practice the treat
msnt o. nereurai other diseases He cure s most
ssrsvsted diseases and mild removed IN few dsys.
B-strangers do nst be deeved ihsye not tec Dvsne
street zee dpi0mn once With The hrst ssnss IN
medicine and surgery chs ooaatry has ever protpssi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28
The London Times Office.

An intelligent German writes as follows
of the office the Times newspaper in London:
Il was received at the Office, and the details OF the
whole establishment were shown me with all that
courtesy of which the stranger in London with good
recommendations is sure The most surprising thing
of all Is the order and regularity with which every
thing is managed There Is no hurry, no halfway
work no negligence Everything has It's appointed
place and time, and the most stringent penalties
prevent any delay or failure upon the part Of
those employed II you consider that every
day as much matter is printed IN the Tunes as would
nj two large octayoS and that regularly within five
hours $4,000 copies, and since the first OF May be-
tween IS and 200 copies, struck of, and even
then you can hardly imagine this colossal business,
ifyou have never seen II. Among the many remark
able objects IN this great building by Biacklrars
bridge for the TimsS Office stands upon the founda
ton Of BacklriarS where for centuries Pantage-
nsts Yorksts Lancastrians, and Tudors held COURT
is the steam Press. the hundred armed Brarens who
achieves daily this gigantic task. 1t stands IN
large hall b5 the side OF another entirely
similar. but at present unused and the
.wO occupy the whole surface OF the hoor-
You ascend cast iron staircase to platform, where
the ngine can be quietly observed and studied. The
single white sheets of paper already stamped red
disappear with surprising SwlneSs INTO tins iron era
ter. and them IN a manner incredible TO the unnlt
aed they are turned out, printed at eight different
points when they are Immediately seized by per-
sons appointed for the purpose, and turned over
The roar Of this mighty machinery Is not unlike that
of waterfall and IS not 70 be hkened with that Of
any press upon the Continent The two presses OF
The Tunes fully and technically described ie"
weeks since, and entirely peculiar and the new
principle involved promises extraordinary advantages
for the art Of printing within the next dozen years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28
EccEvrmc MOVEMENTS OF THE FIXED

ECCENTRIC MOVEMENTS OF THE lAED
SrARs-At meeting Of the Berlin Academy Of Sci
ences held on May 81 last, the venerable Alexander
Won Humboldt made All interesting communication
upon some observations OF singular movements Of
Fixed stars Il seems that at Triest, January l.,
1851. between and O'Clock NJ. before the rising
OF the moon, when the star Sirius was not far from
the horizon, It was seen 70 perform remarkable So
mes Of eccentric movements. II rose and sank,
moved left and night, and sometimes seemed 10 move
ma curved line The observers were Mr. Keune,
student in the upper class OF the gymnasium, and
Nj Thugutt a saddler. both certified TO be reliable
persons The family Of the latter also behold the
nhenomena. Nh Keune with his head leaned i'm
movably against wall, saw Sirius rise IN a night
line above the roof OF a nelghbOnng house, and i'm
mediately again sunk out Of sight behind il, and then
again appear. Is motions were so considerable
that for some time the beholders thought II was a
lantern suspended by kite. 1t also varied IN Onl-
hancy growing alternately brighter and fainter, and
now and then beng for moments quite invisible,
though the SKY was perfectly clear As FAR as It Is
known. this phenomenon has been remarked but
twice before once IN 1923 from the Peak Of Tenere
bv Won Humboldt himself. and again near fifty years
later by a well informed and very careful observer,
Prince Adalbert OF Prussia.
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FROM the London Leader.
CHARLOTTE CORDAY.

Hearts must not sink al seeing Law he dead
No, COTday, no
Else Justice had not crown'd IN heaven Thy hea6,
Profaned below
Two women France hath borne, each greater lar
Than all her men,
And greater. many, rere than any are
At sword or pen.
Comeille, the first among Gau'S rhymer race
Whose soul VAS free,
Descends from ms high station. proud to trace
His line IN thee.
WALTER SAVAGE LAS0oR.
'Ioan Of Arc and Charlotte Corlay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28

CASE or FAlRcHILD vs.. ADAMs.-The
evidence for the prosecution was concluded last
evening and to-day William J. Hubbard, Esq junior
counsel for defense has been engaged IN making his
opening address. The defense IN tins has a
strong reliance upon the higher Law Of the eccle-
siaScal Oyera civil tribunal. N settling moral and
religious questions n general. and The unpleasant
matters on OF which the present controversy grew
II particular Boston Tmnsrnp' ebth
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CITY Intelligence.

suRRENprR or Trr Cttor4rRa nv rHg Arrsonrrrs, re
rHr owrrR-lt viii he In the recollection o. the reader
being chartered connection with medatsi or pre-
tended expedition TO Cuba Her cargo also sai SeA
by the United States Marshal but given back axsa
about week rgo Last evening at six O'Clock tho
eel herself surrendered. In consequences OF
dayit of Mr. osulliyan the owner, and mic aton
with Daniel Webster The purport Of the affidavit va
that Mr. OSulivan the owner, aud that he intended
20 serd the boat &c New Orleans In the trads
betwcen that city and Texas The following Is q copy cf
the receipt signed by Mr. O'suivan.-
New York. May 80 1851. Received from Capt Reed
commanding tccr Cf the U. = Marines board OF
steamer cleopatra the surrender the said vessel with
OF communication from the u 5. Marsha. handed to
him hy me, j oSuLLIvAN.
There jolliacatiou on board last evening Mr.
OSuvan having entertained the officers aud the msrne-
One 81 the sentiments given was The Urion little
morc of It," The Cleopatra lies Mt the hot Of Harri-
son street
Emcrsrios. There arrived at ths .ror. yesterday
from foreign ports 3ls3 passengers. ore vessel ths
packet ship Constellation. had Oils on board
UrErowS hAr Forrp DH0urED Coroner Geer yes-
terday called a. hold inquest D: foot ofCourt
landt street the body Of unknown found aoat-
ing IN the North river oet Of that street The decreased
appeared 10 he about thirty years OF ae, dressed in
cheek fhirt dark round jacket dark pant with largo
patch the left knee ard laced Seats; been in the
wster a few days. Supposed eas.grant Verdict,
death by drowning.
prA1u ~ DnowstNc. Corr ncr Caar was called yes
tsfday 20 hold an inquest ~ No - Tenth avenue or
tcrn Nv Ireland stone cutter ~ tr1e whose body
found floating in the river foot 81 Thirteth stct II
seems that the deceased snl tsa oompanons rcrc,
"wednesday evening. bathing AZ the faot or Thirteth
Fast river and the deceased Il supposed b have
letn taken with cfump. aud baere asstanse could be
rendered be ank hcu ath th surface and drO -ne;.
Yesterday the hldy was resoverrd. ant conveyed to
the house q hi brother, At V place tn coroner wiz
hold Z u
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Supreme Court.
GENERAL TERM.
Clief Justice Edmoris and Hon. Judge Edwards pre-

Chief Justice Edmords and Hon. Judge Edwards pre-
sdirg
APPLICATION or BEHALF or JOSEPH C. ASHLEY
MAY 50.loseph c. .7sLey, rbqintif II error. ~. TIE
P,ople cf The Sslt Of New Fwk,-rhis mctioa n
bill Of exceptions taken at the trial OF Ashley who
convicted az the General Sessions Of New York in March,
1850 Of forgery aud sentenced to six years mprison
ment in the state Prison Mr. T. Byrne, on behalf Of
tended that in the record Of the proceedings there
manifest and that the Indictment not sufficient
in law to maintain the convictions that the Indictment
not certified by the Grand Jury the foreman TO
be true BILL in the manner and form required by the
statute
Frs, Point The conviction Of plaintiff in error was
had upon paper which Is nullity in consequence Of
the indctmentr being uncertaed as required by the
statute .k. 5, 81 Edn, 2. ST., 90; areenleafs
r., p. 3e4
socord Point-The indictment Is defective. for not
stating, IN the first count how the note altered
that does not appear 20 the court that tho alteration
was In material part. See Form Of Indict Barb Or
Jr. 500; Chtty's Cr. Law 1850 do, Chitty Bills.
nil 400
7fi,d Pctn,--The record net showing that the Grand
jury were then and there sworn sc, the judgment
should he reversed therefor People W. Guernsey J.
C., 200.
Fourth Poinf-The Indictment charges two different
ofonces-the first punishable for ten years z = ID
Ldw, 702 sec a. Sub ., the second Cor Eve years
The District Attorney rctis;ed the motion aud sub
mitt,d the following points
fsi Point The words in sec SO Of the statute upon
forgery the forgery Of which Is hcrenbefore declared
10 be punishable, refer to subdivision two Of 80
1 The % raises the punishment for forgery
to second degree without sec. %. the crime shch
the plaintiff IN error committed would have been under
subdivision two Il 80, forgery tn the third degree
Secerd P0irt.-The provision Il the statute relative
to the forcmans certifying an indictment l. merely d.
rctory All the formslitics % sec - OF X s. Si2,
we're answered a. appears BY the record See fcls 30,
., Wharf. tr Lsw,p 2 Is state ". oslhoon, Dey.
4 B,s, ~ State - Crciehtoni IN. s McLord, 2SS.
Com vs. Walters, G. Dana go.
1Aitd Ic,ut Tho indictment in this Is good In
that II sets forth the instrument IN such manner that
the Court can deter mine II II be inetrument In
tpect 10 which forgery may be committed The inict-
men charge general alteration aud the jury found spe
mtT V1fiF ..wft .