Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-09-30
DOMESTIC.

NEW SoaK, SrpT. 16-- Jcral
InteHsg cncc - Al the last term ollhe
Cnil OF Sessions, the De:rict Auor-
pey gave notice. that the Ituiclmen, d.
gainst Sch Hant for IN alleged Ii.
bel upon Jonaft,an Russei. wunld he
brought To trial Ut the present term.
Yesterday was the day assigned for
The trial On coming INTO court. the
Di ,lrict attorney entered 7solo prosc.
qui upon the Indictment found in An
gust, 1892, and presented new in.
dictfnent found hy the present Grand
Jury, upon wAich Mr.. Hunt was ar.
,eIgned, and 10 day assigned for him
to plead.
AT II O'clock 10 day, the Court O.
pened; present, his honor The Rscor-
der, and Alderrsvi WyckoT and Ia.
briskie, Mr. Hunt being callcd by tha
District Attorney, pleaded moi guifty
to the indictment, and declared himself
ready for tr,aL The District Atsor-
ney tlsen arose and gave notice. that.
owing tn the absence Of material
witness, heswas noi prepared to try the
Case at the present term A continu-
ance OF the Cause was opposed hy
Messrs. Emmett, f. Williams, 81 Van
Wyck, for the defendants, and urged
rs Mr. John Ducr. counsel for CON-
Idaiumt After consultatiou, TIL, Count
decided that Mr. Hunt cilher enter in
to recognizanee, or be held under The
old The canse is therefore continued
to some future day Statesmen.
AT the Commencement at Yale Col.
lege, which has just taken place, no
fewer than sixty eight persons receiv-
ed Degree of Bachelor of Arts. besides
the rum,her who received the Degree
of Doctor of Medicine, and Masierof
Arts Tire hotorary Degrees we do
not 30 much regard as those which in
dictate the number OF Youths " no an.
nually complete their course oil studies
at our Colleges. The aggregate num-
Der Of those who now annually termi-
nate their probatioDs. our Colleges.
cannot fall far short of five hundred
prepared in every year at the Colleges
alone, for liberal profession ofteachers.
important Discousgy.-- This is tru-
" the age Of discoveries, and n but d
moiety OF the improvements in almost
every thing couduciveto mans welfarcs
as noticed in the papers OF the day,
were sucn IN reality, perfection n1ighs
be considered neagly attained by The
present inhabitants of the world.
When the improvements Of our coun.
trymen Perkins ip Steam Machinery.
first met the public ear, expectation
was on tiptoc to sec his plans realised.
but before they are brought to MATURE
ty, OF even put in useful motion, another
discovery start into life, which COM
pleiely eclpses and shrows hisimprove-
rnent so Tar in the back ground. that
the human mind is contuunded al the
magnitude and versatility of human
genlous!
The Independent an Edinbwg
weekly paper publishes an account Of
anew discovery in the arts and scicn-
ces, which, il Is asserted will together
supercede the use Of the steam ia work.
ing machinery. Instead of steam Hy-
drogcis Gas is introduced into the cy-
Under, which being destroyed BY COM
hustien. produces complete vacuume
into which the piston rushes with ire,
sis.able force. Gas is again inirodu-.
ecd and raises the piston, when it is a.
gam destroytdby combnslionas before
4 patenl has been obtained for the dis
coyery. The engine viii only weigh
from Tiuenty .fre to 1Rrty cwt. A
small stove win supply the place of
steam boiler, and fire barrels of oil. it
IS calculated, win take ship to IndiaF