The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-11
Philadelphia.
Correspondence ofthe HERALD

Correspondence off Herald
PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1912.
The Lgislafws-1 Trial Of BLaney-Heavy Failure
Stocks Conc9t-Droc:ied, SC.
letter from Harrisburg brings information that quo.
appeared in both branches of the legislature
day that both bodies organized and proceeded to bust
ness. Not much, however DONE A resolution was
hurried through both branches authorizing the County
Commissioners Of Philadelphia to borrow $4,000. In
the House. Col Roumfor gave notice that he should to-
day bring in bill enable the Banks to redeem their
Relief" notes in specie and provide for canceng in
the State Treasury the Relief of broken banks
How the Coooel intends doing this do not readily
! hope however he may succeed
In the Senate call was made upon the Governor for
information to whether there had been subscrp
ofthe Act Of 4h May lsli eiie Note Act and # So BY
hit at the extra loan authorized by the Governor
Erie Bank That loan deprecated these notes
The Willis H. Blaney late one Of the heads of
our Police establishment, charged with conspiring with
burglar &C. which ha; occupied much Of the attention
to termination this morning, far, at least the hear
ing ofthe evidence and arguments Blaney ably and
dence with the robbery of Lescure store
ruled out generally believed will be found moi
gnily Judge Conrad has deferred his charge the jury
till Monday. The has excited considerable interest
There was another heavy failure here to-day by one o.
our largest forwarding and commission Merchants His
cars were stopped upon the road and large amount of
goods his own and others were seized by the Sheriff
Th: caused considerable hustle among the owners of the
small amount of business done in stocks to-day
prices rather better than yesterday.
Professor Norton's complimentary benefit has been de-
ferred till next week. II is expected to be rich.
Another mad dog killed yesterday in the District Of
James Owens found drowned this morn.
ing in the canal Kensingon Death supposed accidental
MeLanghln who owned the hack that carried the al,
to bail in the sum Of $500.
ISrERrsrrNo TO PLoTs-A case of considerable impor
lance to pilots involving the question of their liability
and responsibility tried and decided in the Superior
Mckee ". Rhodes to recover sioodamsgcs. appeared
that defendant had been employed by the plaintiff to take
hound for Louisve-that the steamer ran aground at
Petticoa Ripple and before she gotten off the rv err
fell 20 as prevent her from getting to her Destination
Evidence was produced by the plaintiff prove that she
was run aground somewhat out of the channel and that
at the time there sufficient carry through
PENDANT good pilot that the Gov Clark was some.
what harder to steer than boats usually that
and that there was no apparent neglect On the part Of the
pilot, nor was he ignorant Of his duty. The case
conducted by able attorneys both sdes and after being
patiently heard the jury brought verdict for the de-
PENDANT establishing the point that where pilots are &C.
quaned with their business and are not guilty OF neg.
lect they are exempt from responsibility in the
above related
FInx AT sAaArocA.-The Sentinel of Monday saws that
fire in that village Sunday morning. entirely con-
sumed the stables attached TO the American Hotel to-
gether with the horses The fire the work of in.
cendiary. Loss 500.
VALUABLE.-Lead ore has lately been found in
Marion county, Arkansas, containing 80 per cent
Of pure lead.
MAIRIMoSY VERSUS ALpioNY. wife of Bel
lamy Storer, late member Of Congress from Ohio,
has lately obtained divorce from her husband and
50 900 alimony