Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-22
FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS

FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS.
IL = generally supposed that Papineau the late
Hpeoner OF the Provincial Parliament of Lower Cana
"a persisted IN the woods shortly after the outbreak
OF the rebsilion. More than four months have now
ELAPSED, ana we believe authentic accounts have
peen received of him.
psrx slated that the long dormant title Of Earl Of
DelMeh'wSter, SO Intimately connected with the
county OF northumberland is to be revived in the per
sen OF the Roman Catholic Peer Lord Pe,re.
WILL OF JoHN RrEvE.-The will Of tho immor,aI
1ehh reeve mas just been proved in Doctors Com
mons Ihe amount Of his effects has been sworn un
Reeve and James Silver. The property i h.on..,hoS
to his tive daughters, Louisa and Fanny Ree,e and
10 his son john Reeve Ito whom he also heomn.,hs
share Of house IN The S,randl who at present in
gate hill. The will is dated in September l835. +,
was the general opinion he had died insolyent that
impression will be now found to have been erroneous
and mat with all faults ne had been prudent to an
extent which while living he had not the credit for.
MAD Does.-We are requested to state. bv gen.
tleman IN Hertordshre, who has been an extensive
breeder of dogs for more than 40 years. that he has
never known an instance of animal being afflicted
with hydrophobia, which had been wormedn when
about three months old
CAUTION TO EMIeRANTs.-At the Thames Police
office on Thursday, Michael Kelly The master Of the
Thomas Carthy, OF Waterford, lying in the London
dock, appeared to answer the complaint of John Lam
bert and David Brunton, emlgrants, who went On
board the ship on the 10th instant on which dav she
was FIRST advertised 10 SAIL under an engagement TO
60 TO New York, and vctua themselves, the Captais
engaging TO leave the port of London on the l2th.-
The ship not having yet sailed the compliments
made claim under a recent act of Parliament for Is
per day each duriag the time the vessel has been de-
tanned. The proceedings instituted by Lieut.
Lane, Royal Navy, the Government emiqrant agent
for the port Of London who said the poor people were
consumng the provisions and stores they had pro-
vided for the voyage, and that before they reached
New York they would be exhausted. An agent Of
the vessel said the delay arose from unavoidable
causes, and from Lieutenant Lane refusing to grant
the required certificate for the departure Of the ship
The Liesienant, in answer 10 this, said he had done
so because he had not found proper supply of water
for the voyage and that he had brought forward this
matter on public grounds. One of the complainants
said there were l6 including children, in his "let,"
and the other said his lot consisted of 49, and thew
had nothing but what they provided for the voyage.
They complained that the ship was first advertised 10
sail on the 10th, and they had been detained nine
days Mr.. Broderip said the emgrants were entirely
entitled to claim Is per day from the master or own
ers Of the ship during the time they were detained-
Unless the parties arranged the matter amicably no
would advise Lieatenant Lane apply to the Soci-
tor Of Customs, who would prepare written nforma
lions against the master Of the ship.