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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05

EXECUTION OF HENDRIcKsoN.--J. HendriclSson,
Jr for the murder Of his wife, win be hung day in AZ
bany-A very strenuous effort has been made to Inn
peach the correctness of the medical testimony upon
which John Hendrckson, Jr, convicted Of having
poisoned his wife with aconite and 1t thought thas
the Governor might be induced to grant pardon or
Communication but the following letter shows that there
is no hope for the condemned-
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, May 2, 1854
To THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF AIBANY:- >
Immediately after the decision OF the Court OF Appeals
in the Of John Hendrckson, Jr who 10 under scn
tcnce Of deathor the murder Of his wife, examined the
testimony which sent to in pursuance of the d.
Iecons Of the statute by the Judge who presided at his
trial found for any interference on my part
with the sentence of the court immedate informed
and the District Attorney Of the county OF my concu
sions, and directed you to to the prisoner
that could not commute his sentence postpone his
execution ! have also at different times urged upon
You and his friends the duty Of not allowing the unor
tunate convict TO indulge any Of respite
or a Communication Of his punishment. have given 10
every representation made in his behalf immediate,
careful and respectful considerations but in view Of ali
the acs evidence and circumstances OF the case have
not seen sufficient reason for changing the decision
have heretofore made.
your duty to prepare to execute the sentence Of
the court and TO prevent the prisoner from being mis-
led by any false hope unfoundcd announcement.
Very respectfully yours, H0RATIo SEYMOUR
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ELEG RAPHIC.
The Ward Excitement.

CINCINNATI May 4, 1854.
Hon. John j. Crittenden is suffering severely in publS
estimation in consequence Of his volunteering to defend
the Wards their recent trial. public meeting in
Madison nd yesterday passed the following resolution
with only two dissenting votes
Resolved That this meeting request the Board of Dr.
rectors Of the Jefferson County Agricultural Fair
withdraw their invitation to Gov Crttenden to deli
yer the address at the next annual fair OF
Jefferson county The action Of Governor Crttenden
in the Ward casehe having volunteered his services
and prosttued his great talents in unworthy cause
viz tho over riding Of public justice which has occur
red since the invitation given deemed sufficient
excuse one necessary for this public withdrawal Of
The Kentucky papers filed with the proceedings OF
public meetings held in that State by every Of which,
Mr. Critenden was denounced and requested to resign
his seat in the United States Senate.
The Ward family have left Louisville and the wherea-
bouts OF Matthew +. Ward il unknown
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CUBAN Srirs-The Havana correspondence OF the
New York Hepu'licon dated April -, says -
Two ccers Zone al them attr ched TO tho bureau of the
Military Secretary leave to-day in The Isabel for the
United states These high officials sent by the Spanish
government to keep cloSe eye on tie acts the al
inns,aton and to watch attcntyoly the movements Of
Tie flbusteTos.
Tho General has given two passports to each Of
thcropc describing them a. private citizens and tho
other officers of the armyto used as
require.
We entertain conviction that the cause OF ndepen-
denoc will ultimately triumph andhs conviction il con
irmed when see the Cuban government sending here
on secret mission, individuals upon whose vigilance
Spanish domination IN Cuba relies.
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City and County of Albany, ss.-william L. Marcy,
being sworn does depose and sayThat the charges In
the above account for expenses in going to Lockport
amounting to SIS G5 for moneys actually expended
for the objects specified therein and the charges for
penses at Lockport amounting to $50 43 actually
that he did not Immediately directly return after the
adjournment Of the court but went into Canada and
around by Buffalo, and he Is therefore unable to specify
the items for the expenses OF his return from court but
he is confident that he had returned directly he should
have expended much he did in going to the court
and therefore thinks the estimate made In the account
just and fair W. L. MARCY. =
Sworn and subscribed this 3lst March, 1884, before
me. SILAS WRIGHT Jr Comptroller.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE !
ALBANY, 31st March, 1881.
certify the above account verified by the foregoing
affidavit, to be in my opinion reasonable and just.
SlLAS WRIGHT, Jr., Comptroller.
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The Rochester Democrat gives statement of the
number Of canal boats built and building at the diaer-
ent ds in that city for the navigation Of the canas
The boats ill carry the average 900 barrels four
They cost from 5000 TO s27oo In all there are H.
coating e1e2,0oQ, -.
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The Famous PantaIoon Bill Of Secretary
Marcy.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBANY May s, 1854.
DEAR SR-Hayng often heard you speak in the HERALD
Of Ex-Governor Marcys breeches BILL thought perhaps
you would like copy of that celebrated document En-
closed you win find true copy, direct from the Comp
troller's Office. From one of your SUBSCRIBERS
tate of New York
To. VIM L. Marcy, Dr.
FOR EXPENSES OF HOLDING SPECIAL LoCKPoRr IN
yUN, $780,
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CRIME IN ALBANy.-Statistcs Of crime for the
month Of April 1864 by the police Of the city
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Died.
On Thursday, July Q, Mr. WILLIAM SWEENEY aged IS
The friends Of the family, also the members OF La,
Lodge Of and Masons also Mount Ararat Lodge No
09t, ant Mount Olvet Encampment Of o of f.. are
this sfssrnoon from hs s rsss, a. oIS e oa
ton street, between + and G, Gresnpo,nt, l. l.
Ct John, N. B, and California papers please copy.
On Friday, July 7, 0nORoE WILLIAMSON, aged 43 years.
- The friends Of the family, the members Of United
States Lodge No 2o7, and \ and he members Of
fully invited 10 attend his funeral this Sunday ,rn.
ing 1t 10 O'Clock, from his late residence Van Brunt
street. second door below Fremont, South Brooklyn.
Mary Hsring, sgsd year
ss Or ss brief a.
nADoI late Marshal Of the Southern distrct of
state Of New York.
On saturday, July 9, RoBEx1 NEWELL, aged 81.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at Ave
O'Clock, from his late residence, No Amity place
JANE TALIMAR widow Of James, and daughter Of the
Henry Trsphsgan, aged IS years. months and 70
The relatives and friends Of the family are rsspecru
invited 20 atten' the funeral from her late resdencs,
O'Clock Her RENAME win be taken to Green for IN
ter ment-
New Jersey papers please copy.
On Saturday, July 8, after long and painful lluass
SAnun. VAN WART of Samuel and Ann Van Wart,
aged 10 years, months and IA days.
The friends of the family respectfully rsquested
to bis funeral Monday afternoon o'cl,c
from the residence Of his parents 81 Greenwich stree
without further notice.
Westchester papers please copy.
On saturday, July 8, after short Illness M.DARsr
COCHRAN, widow Of james King, native Of Kcommon,
Kings county, Ireland.
Her funeral win take place from her late residence 1T
Bridge street Broohiyn Her friends and those OF her
s0s In law, Thomas Ainhan respectfully invited
attend her funeral this day 9Th inst half past two
o'ciockP N.
On Saturday, July !, ELLEN COLLINS, wife of Thomas
Collins
Her funeral win take place from No. IA Hudson avenue
Brooklyn At three O'Clock p NJ rbe friends AMI rela
tives are respectfully invited to attend.
On Saturday, July 9, PETER Of Peter r. and MAJ
gsret Ann Savage, sged years and months
The friends Of the family, and OF P. add J. P.
Savage respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
this afternoon, ~ three O'Clock from his parents resi-
deDce, No 1873 Avenue B.
Al New Brunswick, N j. on Tuesday, July 4, MARTA
MARGARErA daughter Of John Van Nest Of this city, 10
the Sd year Of her age.
AT Philadelphia, Friday morning, July T. VIZ. woR-
RnI, 10 the list year Of his age.
On Wednesday, June 81 AZ 81 Brunswick square,
Brighton, PETER TREEvASI Esq, Of 81 Chester terrace
Regents para London, late of Charleston ). c., sSsd &c.
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FcruOnol lutcll1xcmCOs
Edmund G. King Phadelphn; Mrs. Lungdon, Ewyn,
g.. Mr. and Mrs. Keignlcr and family, Baltimore; Per
Asss Gale, Eq, New Hampshire; F. Haven, John Elliot
b fachett Philadelphia Gen. Bird New York. arrived
- the Clarendon yesterday.
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nearly before ,he public and have failed
from sickness who put their than. Those
celebrated pills greatly valued for their md@ess
aId Wig qualities medicine for
the stomach and bowels and blood fr all ourtes.
III prevents greatly moderated diseases
tAsuus psture. ~ fact veil oshsd thaa whoa
seized with disease ocean there
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through pestentiA without fear Sold 1t
par box with full At d Lspeaard street,
No. N4 Bowery, and st No al Hudson Dr. Bran.
dret priaeipsl see will shortly be removed 70 his
budins fronting Broadway Canal and Lspenard stssss
DAAchcl0R's HAIR Dye IL sun tho Leading
aNse By al sekDoveSged TO bs the best dye szsans
perfectly seoring the Al the il spplied
ousAnds In AL parts Of The world ocsim only
reiiable dye kaowD Sold ct BATC6ELOR'S, No. zs5
Broadway.
Gouraud's Hair Dye II the best In use; who
denies IL Goursuds ltAian neaics ted soap tau
pimpss fecIles erupons assists the a cslst
ood through the eaoillAry vessels and 10 world fan ii
Psudra ubtils hair from part
sMe body Liquid rouge, In. whie aud hair restorative
81 the old depot RAker street. frst from Broad
way
Green Turtle Soup To day, and Every Day
Soup that ba stood the
without pnMpg or blowing, su. so ely its meriss.
Pm BAfaRD. No Ssats street.
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MArrhed,
On Saturday July 8. BY the Rev. Alex 8. Leonard,
Rector Of the Church of st. &c rge the Martyr, SAMuR
PENN Of California, Mrs. CArHsss DRwEi Of Coven-
try, Eng
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A Serious Accident.

The Ward Riot 1T Lsuisviue.
LOUISVILLE, July 8, 1854
The City Council have refused to pay r. J. Wards bin
~ damage done To his hou.e in the late riot
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4 In through Congress
M L1em-i have no objection vii, make IL -
eeea( - the gsptleoan wishes.
Ne amendment was inside a. suegested
NJ HwAw moved the possponsmsnt Of the resolution
sd. q moved ~. e .y \ .. u: . .s
thereof the Speaker appointed the fol-
ls9ng committee Messrs Lstcher Thurston Ciingman,
Kkos Msss, EDDY, Cutting and zohoodsr Adjourosd
Another Alarming Railroad Collnsson.
PmADnPmA, July g. 1854.
ne down train from Pottsve into collision with
- mp train from Philadelphia last night the Reading
ssss, near Phanxvile Thirty parsons we~ injured
Arse fatally No further particulars have yet trans
pssd.
xhs sgsat Of the Reading railroad says there was
sozsin; that the mp train COW, which upset
sssssd elass Three Irishmen injured-two
1sdly, one fatally.
More Destructive Connasrssions.
FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, July 8, 1854.
ere broke ont IN Van Dykes building the south
sat corner ofTnrd and chestnut Streets this evening,
mt confined to the fifth story, and the damage
viking.
HRR AND LOSS OF LIFE AT o0HoEs.
ALRASy, July 8, 1854.
Ars occurred At Cohoes this morning. By which
Azosg's min nearly consumed After the Ore the
ssuaA wan Of the ra fen N, and persons were
&eSns IalaHne Mase Ino o0uy ~ ka1 was touno
b the ruins and supposed other lives lost &C.
vssal escaped, moro less injured
GREAT PRE- IN ANsoNIA.
NRw HAVEN, July 9, 1854.
TIE large STONE factory OF the Ansonia Clock Company
~ wbslly destroyed by FIRE early this morning. Tue
ass szeeeds hundred thousand dollars Insured for
sAsat nfty thousand Tho business Of the any
ss.duotsd BY r Terry 4 Son.
rror. Roseon.
BOSTON MONEY MARKEr-HEAvY FAILURE--HEALyH
OF THE CITY.
BosroN July 8, 1854.
Recent developements in New York exercising
usfevsrable influence money affairs In this city.
0tsehs have considerably declined to day, and Stat
street is greatly excited by the failure Of Arm Of extern
sv~ and wen known brokers and stock dealers Their
liabilities not stated
There 1877 deaths in Boston during the week end
10 this noon of which "a we.e from choleea AMI 70
hoa stroke The weather to-day IL quite comfort
ahas, with . light east wind.
Serious Accident.
New HAVEN, July 8, 1854.
A sad accident occurred here this afternoon. The
ssaGod In the tower Of st. Thomas church gave way,
yseeipitang six fifteen feet below among . lot of
hrge s'ones, wheebarro~s and stones ais, falling
spsn them. Patrisk Mach had his thigh crushed and
hsaa cut open, and carried Off insensibl, his
sosy doubtful John Lyons and The others were
ale badly hurt Most, or all of them, are Irishmen.
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rrO THE ELECTIONS or TBE CITY AND cousrY o.
NV yorh The osasrsignsi .Hsrs himssn an isds
Tesse,t abddsss Ter tho oss Of Regsse NJ tbs MAG
slsetisn. IN Fe.sms her ssst sikBs Rr NIXON.
Connissjohsr u Deeda % Wan street. basement
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Green Turtle Soup To day, and Every Day
Soup that ba stood the pe
without pnfhng or blowing, su. so.ely on rs merss.
Pm BAYARD. No Ssats strost.
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UCT10N fOTn R.-p- TR~T eaE0tcINBs, &C.
"A Monday Ju 10 Al 10y o'seos the aue hon room,
No 7e nasssu street sccust Of whom may scaesrn
tbe effects OF the smsi,e "a In quds oossis
Ing at large amount Of sdidines ~. By order Of
PifEk Packs Auesi,assr, 70 Nassas str q.
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- 1850
AUCTION sALE-kICu ID MA0kIrICsNr HOUSE
IA hold furn ture Important Botioa 70 housskeepsys
hctelksepsrs, ana Others ~lLBuN, an ,tion<ef, will
sell on Tuesday, July H. ~ 10 DC oek prscissIy-Ysn
shpsths content Of th~ args house No. 100 ~ss Twenty
fourth street ~ nth The ursturs nsds
to order on TIE h,t " Ma 81 the best city
facturers and If sx thousand doass Every
article viii be psrsmpt ry Sid for essh 70 ths highest
bidder aid cssb dep"st required ffoa Al purchasers
the family areyem vng 70 the couutrv Tbs furniture oen
fists In pert Of th ric and costly carved rosewood peor
suites French sst's h.oesss ssssss rosewood Plano
forte ~ octave made b. -rnore q splsndM tone sst
hnsh spepdis rood et-gss marble sop with plste
mahogany pier scfs and tables a1A
chairs In geld brocsds r,s~ovd and mahogany tsss
tstes costly ormou coeh ipaid sad Paan tables sls
lace widow cursstss md rich sdes
lection Of valuable oil pstntipgs sssg Which
the Prodisa' Son. and other choice kcri pieces
well worthy the attention of eiAssu ard
the tons o. acknowledges talent rosewood
tsry ros~wooe stool spsodf cyai and
glasses sela black walnut dining and sxtsnson tabes
hoesny eusbicned chairs sofas dvans jenny Lind maple
and esase ehst: rocker, 20 mahogany roelsr And
easy chairs ingram and hrs~ ply ecloths lounges
rosewood mahogany, and slnut BILE
horse hair nstsYesses ~csn blspksts; rosewood, me-
heraBy And beek walnut h~dtsnds pslsss marble toH
asS nah sapy ~sstasds elegant china tnis}
sete rich china antsl sight
laid clock splendid decorated biss ssts ohpa dsuer
s orockery and Gssw hest ivory tabls cutlsy alver
forts 10 together with che usual
OF we'll fuYsished house Psrttes have thsis faPn
turs pechsd Ter shipping By IN sassrissssd pssn, -
reasonable charge
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A W. LADpS co . rIssr PpEuIun PrAv0yoR!ya.
"A. with larse Of and sscosd hond In
srpmssts - great bs-satnr vssb 20 sa snssNss u
xrsnd dissena, psno with whi~h -
supsrscr 10 AL ths pco whch eonsaisaAs pesfsss N
strunenA
LTrcoLr 4 rHos psos .ol. .sssss al Broadway.
A LADY, VINO Is AN ACCOMPLISHED AND nxPB]
"A rspc. teacher, ~fl guarantee W teach ls1y ~
sse ard accompany bsrssif se " the piass "a
guitar Ten or t.r,ve lessons. Terms ~ address " ~
", boz l7s Herald oMee.
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CAsr orr cIOTHIra WANTED. = oENTLExEr
~ having any left OF wearing appsre W aispsse of In
lasys mai Gar tissss ressi,e 10 very highest
pies " sppytng 70, addressing THOMAS d. t0skOy
tat sti Pcs B-aextlsu<nt olothsa clean
ID, pressed, and neatly repaired.
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- NEW YoHx HnAiD has nov the largest eireuIs4ion
- ny daily journal In Europ- or Am rioA-
~ Daily HnArD eiroulstss nearly sissy 0swond
Asssa ~ day.
NJ weekly sditions-pubhshsd on Saturday and sun-
Av-ssssA circulation Of nearly s1sy Gsssa~d ahssts
- vssh.
n aggregate ssns Of ths HERALD es.ablishmsut 70
ssnst four As"drsd tAosae~d sheets pr wsss Over
ss@sy ~dlio~s Of sheets par annum.
SteKeosoope9, Dragons, and Plain Oagusr-
yssty pes taken ~ RODT5 grsas dagucrresn gallery $50
DssaavAy. Psstufss taken rain Or shins
Cameo Dagncrreosypes In Lockess, by
C6AB wlLLIAwroS. Gallery In Brook IN, 20 Ful-
Evrsy body Knows, or Ougha tO Kaovv.
sAas n kvANs the osshi~r. Of - and - srcss
!1G sethtns cheaper shAs oil thisr esy
Else ~ ~ orb sells nae fresoh elottDrsck
- sss' Or ssnrasss sunn<r ssis for - sof
Il. w. Robssts, No. 10o 8r0adsv corner
rnn s,sst has Isss received shs ~rsess sad
WI Jews 20 Pc c.ss lees than smiav soods svey
shsrsd IN New fork bssssess should this stock
The proverb "Thcre - posnaaa~ new uuder
Ne So, " missaks The Adopted e. GakEN n,
fAstsr House. fer measuring the sr.lv
sew Nor. over 70 infalIi ls tevsrybody allows
sAAs M hts. iAs his promises, never fail
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G0uraud's Hair Dye n the best IN use; who
ssnies Goursuds Italian medic ted sosp tan.
pimples eekes uptions assists the Oh csat
klood through the eaolAry and 10 world fau,d
Psudrs tubs sproots hsi rom lev foreh ads
sfs body Liquid rouge, In. whie aud hair restorative
IT the old depot Rsher street. frst from Broad
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ToHN v. s0nsRsNpYKs AUcrT0NBRR. MORT.
Gese sale hessehe fusnitsys. - 10 Brad vsy.
tsS,ns 10y ~ ~ ccioss' a = sss a.s se 81 s,ssss
qssstty plate forks ss:ts.s esd eahs bAshe
eerpsts curtains table soahs towel halves Jelly oul1s
glassware, copper hotter ltehss furnisuss a., Ia
JAnkB D. D8NSeL AttoYaey for norteaeee.
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CANADA.-HEw BoTsL st LAWRENCE HALL
~ hsvsg been ENLARGED, s. re opened
nonsrsah May 1884 HOGAN PENN,
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fyL0s!No SALE o! HRINCu SILKS, LACRs DRESS
lsiess. A sssiy isscseoa u ssHettsd. ~ sSssr n
Asstgses. ~ Brosd~sy
CLOsIro SALE or SILKS LACRs, kANrfLLAgl
Ae ct sny psr sssslsss tyso sss.i pviss, Al csriy
(yLcsINo ssLn or fREscH SILKS, NANTILLA9l
~ 40. .. sfty per below ths regular pxsss - V
broadway An sariy Inspection h sonised. By order 81
Assisnee. 767 broadway.
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HOTIcE.-A SUSPENSION OF PUBLIC OPINION Is
IN requested In regard TO charge made against the
asrAd and d which nstse been skeh IN most Of the
Of the city and the upsersgaed Will satisfy
The p.slis that hs charge utterly r.sras and 10 tho
sut OF the dabeksal movements Of his and
WIN Of papers have -
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

DARTNER WANTED.-A YOUNG NAN, OF BUsI.
Ses babits, with capital Of four hundred dob
lsrs vishss partner visb similar amount 70 osmnsaes
the qser other respectable busissss with whah
he must be veil and have good usudA
ions for ntesIhy, Ae Address g. g. Herald oboe, for
three days
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GR0 W.. JEkKrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NJ stores, largo fsf 40 10 -DUnOwr 4 JGNKIN6
yiil 81: sts,se. r.esdsy ysiy 90 osk - The
81, q NJ. "a s.S Az, nsssS s ns.s ore
uswssrs se essssi .b.ts ssd drsssss blashs4s assk
Isnps sna quastsy Of ins 4sd cement baSYsis g g.
sssh he goods 70 b paid fer ana reaovsd inns
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DARTrIR- TIE SUBSCRIBER BEING PRAcrf-
sa' man, and havss ahsss 500 90 capital, wi.hs. -
.st rssrsctabls with sniIar smount 10 Join HIN
ufscturiBg bpsnsss ii I'm portanss address A.
Herald once, which will be o,nhdsntia1.