Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

direction Of Msjsr Young of he army, commanding
en- the Niagara frontier. She Is to cruise between
Ene, on the Lake and Schlosser.
| NAVY lsLAND.--The report Of the reoccupaton of
navy Island by 800 patriots turns out mistake
lew persons went over purp0sely to get up alarm,
and when searched for they missing.
Inc Rochester Democrat of Saturday says:-The
Attorney General was here yesterday. We under
stand that he said all the persons charged with the
destruction of the Robert Peel have been tried and
acquitted We are rather surprised at this, as we I'M
aers'ood that the evidence was quite positive But
then It would be difficult to get jury to convict men
uhder such circumstances so long as the British gov
eminent continue to reward those who destroyed the
Caroline, and shotinlo the Telegraph
HE SHORT HILLS lNsURGENTs.--About lS only
have been taken prisoners Governor Arthur, in a
speech TO the militia, said the days of euiency were
past, and ntimated that all taken would be executed
Inc Canadian prisoners were to be tried at TORONTO,
ana the American al Niagara, by a special commits
son. Zen OF the prisoners were landed from the
steamboat at Toronto and placed in Jail. The city of
Toronto was brilliantly Illuminated that night for the
Queens coronation The owner of house at Co.
| bOurgh was threatened with violence because he
| would not light up nu.s.
| James Moreau, patriot, for whom reward of
1850 has been offered by Governor Arthur, has been
arrested at1s stee5.
Wcunderstand that one Major Wheat-who held
commission in the Loyal Mitn-was arrested in a
swamp after hard run, and patriot lag with two
stars, found upon him. 1ss heS.
The Toronto Colonist seys that Mr. Solicitor Ge-
neral Draper has proceeded to Niagara TO conduct an
examination of such prisoners taken, and it
is stated that Court Martial will be forthwith order
| ed for their summary trial. e
The Ceburgh Star says il is rum0red that Attorney
General Hagcrman is TO he appointed Chief Justice
| Of another Colony. ivan Dicman's Land,) and Sir
Allen Napier McNabb, Attorney General Of Upper
| Canada. $50
The Canadian Press generally demand that "ter-
] rible example be made Of the remorseess outlaws"
who have dared again to take up arms"
| The pot-vaant braggadoca of The Toronto Patriot
| says: sn 7
''There is hardly single inhabited part of the pro-
vince but is infested with yankee loaers playing the
spy. Thls ought not to be permitted Every tavern,
boarding house, erog shop and beer-shop, ought i'm
mesiatcly to be placed under some rigid police regu-
lations
| From the Detroit Ad vertiserl Fl 4
| RuMors-RUMoRs !-All sorts OF rumors
a1oat in relation the Patriot movements. Ii is
rumorcd that an armed steamboat left the Clinton
II river Sunday night, filled with warriors TO attack
Gooderch. We do not believe 1t. The following
from yesterdays Free Press is about all that can be
relied on and that is enough to invoke the prompt
action Of the civil authorities. 1 1aI.g s.
| ri From the Free Press,
gentleman from St Claire, represents that small
knots of refugees to be encountered in the woods
IN that vicinity frequently, whose united strength, TO
Judge by their numbers if they have any hostile nteT
lions, may work out trouble in that quarter II,
therefore, behooves the proper authorities here TO be
upon the lookout and by proper precautionary mea-
sures, to prevent any demonstrations which might
involve US In any more revolutionary" troubles.
Notes from tie osBook 81 Egtie. yacht be-
is.gns 20 his shas,s ne PaeAa % Est her
SATURDAY JAY on board so tons Of coal and
ia The River At 10 Got steam up and al il
Sundsy 9Th July 1857 Light, breeze and fine weaiherat
lie pilo. Hoyhead, hsvisE.me rio, bea-ai M
rounded The Head s.roSg hood ss steering sw by
i The bnnaele Noon, Bardsey bearing BY hay ~es.
Ss %h n sbs sss
miles, steersd s. w-dieresce Of compases II points
Monday, 10Th July.-Moderate NE breeze, with a heavy
Noo. as no box way
Goals OF the after cabin &c Midni- bit, calm s,eaming
%ssas S 20 e s
asag ns
the eogns and pu. on two doas increasing
s sS% srssss .n SI sas
"a: o sTpSa 70 L"S0s = sight
the ana Cape Prior bearing Ssw-compaes ysssrday-
Thursday is,h July.-Hszy weather, at 80 A NJ passed
Cape Pin seTe-daygh OF csrrobedo, of viso Say
July ~ Ps. n,o where
July ,s,S~ksseissd isa ton. orcoa and .,il SCAMP.
II points, sssaming 81 knots
5sy 81; Gs;s no.sery
m0ossd :, ONE q the bucys Cusem House
all that could be got filed the ws,sr up and got ready
July ishDaylght OF md charge Of the
pcts The pilo, emodera,e NE breeze Gne-sieer.
ed bSW difference of "A p0intsat r. M passed
Cape 81 Vincent distant mile ste~red Sc Eon
me course found the difference In the compasses points
July lsh-Dayligbt, light Sc breeze steanns q knots
LAT obsd SO III NJ, fresh snd beayv head se.
st2f of Cadir-atsP NJ strong breeze teamag knots
-midnigbt moderate "
July z0th-At2 A. NJ anchor in Gibraltar Raw
noon fine, q went alongside Of mole and com
me,eea taking IL eoaI-ss NJ hauled room for
July 2isl Empoyed cleaning the boilers Hues filing va.
ter NC 81 b = hauled ulongside the mole.
July 22dDaylgbt taking coa-noon. get the steam nm
iosse e~t Of coal on board-Mr Gallo way sngnrer 10 =
ed - for Aexandrs-st IS from the fmce
snd proceeded strong Sc heavy head sea-
steering ESE-dincrence OF conpa'scs II points
July Za-Dayhght strong brteze from the Sc and heavy
head sea- sea aiming 5knotsnoon ebSd Sc
| sf compassef u points-midnigbt moderate
July 24h-Daylight, fresh SE weather.
steAmng "a hbotsnooD lat obSd IS Is N-de
passes. y ponis-mi- RiR hi. saw the land.
alcog the cosstnoc,, sf Cape Bling light brre res and
caim-s Gaming 7lknetsfrrence Of conpasse yester
day. 49,
July 2ah-Lght hreeIes and 6ne-nooa, OF Cape Feno
distant miles spoke French steamer Of from, Bona
Heaming u kneu-iiaerenee OF conpasses yesterday
July Light airs and calm- nom, zesnbra Island dis
tant miles, steerisg Sc Indifference cempasses IA peias
at 10 passed Pantellaria, stesming knots
July Bth-Dsyiight calm and clear. steering Sc Eat
NJ saw the Island OF Maiapoon smoke the Black Eyed
II su.ys IN the quarantine harder.
July 18Th In quarantine Al . r. NJ, prauqpe
July Joth Daylight hauea alongside MOLE took ~
tons u c~t of COAL and filled the up-at NJ 70.
rsved on board the Indian Mail by order OF Adm SIR Tbos
Briggs % ~ proceeded sea- stesred by n, light
y breeze spd hne = = -
July ss--LIgbt airs and 6ne-noon lat os,d IS a NJ
sssming ss-dhsrepee Of compares, u points couns