The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-29
Domestic News.

Domestic News.
CoURr ron rHEiCoRHKoTIos ERRoRs: -ALsASy; Nov
2o-Cause No H. David p. Prosser implicated win otn
plaintiff in error VS. Frances T. Luqueer and others
defendants in Mr. w. Hall resumed and conc uded
his argument for the defendant in error, and Mr.. Nj T.
Reynolds heard reply. Decision postponed Nos
IL and 10 postponed No a. Nathaniel Stafford planti
VS. John Wyckof President defendant IN error
Mr. O. Allen opened the part of the plaintiff in error
MIR. J. Holmes heard in reply. Adjourned to Monday
morning next
Loss OF rHg STEAMER ST. DAup.-on Sunday the pas
sengers 81 David arrived here by the Prince OF
Wales The st David left King for Montreal Thurs
day. and driven shore by stress OF weather at Howe
Island Friday together with five barges heavily Laden
with -four The passengers left the boat in the afternoon
during terrific wind and snow, and after
derng through the woods the distance OF about mile,
came to Coopes log cottage under whose roo they
manned until sunday. when they were relieved by the
Prince. Al the time the passengers left the St. David the
making clear breach over the boat.-Kngston
Herald, Nor. ~
Loss or THE STE OSElDA.-We confirm the loss of
this boat during the late gale The Kingston Chronicle
Wednesday says that the Oneida sprung leak and
shore stoney Point between Kingston and Sack
etts Harbor, and had become total wreck. The Oneida
owned at Oswego. The Chronicle says it
moed that two or three schooners lost during the
gale.
ArPREHENpED ISsuRREcrIoS-It is stated in the Paris
lo9 Sentinel on the authority of ltleman from Cal
AWAY county that the citizens of Fulton compelled
to stand guard during the past week. in consequence OF
an apprehended instruction OF servile nature.
NORTH CARoLIsA.-The Legislature OF North Carolina
convened at Raleigh the 2ls Louis ID. Wilson
democrat chosen Speaker of the Senate having
ceved IS votes Col Joyner received Is and Mr. Dockery
l. Toal47 Calvin Graves democrat chosen Speak
OF the House OF Commons having received 81 votes
against IS Tor Barringer, whig In Richmond county,
Isaac Dockery whig has been elected to the House 10
supply vacancy. There wing candidates and
democrat Dockery received in the county 222; Nc
Nair, wing, $50; Leake, democrat, los.
CUMBERLANn RIvER-The Nashville Wing of the nth
inst The river is rising slowly the effect of rains
which have fallen within the last days. There is
already water enough the shoals for small steam
boats.'
MOBILE RAcEs.-The Fall the Bascomte
course, Mobile, advertised in the Chronicle to
mence on wednesday, the l4th Dec.
SERvLE IssUKREc N.-Considerable excitement pre-
walls ia the hborng parishes of Concorda Madison
aud Carroll, La, in consequence of the discovery eli
contemplated rising OF the negroes. appears that there
in the amps of that region about three hundred
runaway negroes belonging to the parishes named all OF
whom, II Is presumed, armed. Some fifteen twenty
have neen arrested and examined and from the
facts elected the examination, is believed, that
instruction was contemplated about Christmas. The
plot TO have been extensive embracing its opera
tons, negroes from nearly every plantation in three
parishes
LATE FROM FLoRrpA.-Gen. Worth had arrived at
Tampa Bay, and ali remained quiet there. party OF
Greeks had come in at Tampa believed to be about
half OF all that portion oil the tribe remaining out
The remainder OF the Greeks had also promised to III
soon and daily expected Though many people have
doubted whether the Florida war would ever end, we
think the gallant General, in command, will have
the honor OF finally closing it.Sagarah Republican, Dad
= LyNcH MURDER IN ALAsAn,-The Hartford Review
states, the authority letter from the
tragedy that warrants have been issued for the Of
all the parties concerned in the hanging of George W.
Lore and that the sheriff has orders to raise sufficient
force to their capture The letter also says that
OF the Mitches who were the of Mr.. Lore, is
strongly suspected OF the murder OF Mr. Blake
which Lore was three times tried.
COMMITTED. Mullen, the scoundrel who burnt two
bridges Mill Creek, Pa, belonging to the Reading
Railroad Company has been found guilty upon Giro
stantal evidence alone.
THE MEwEs CAsE.-The motion for a new trial in this
case is to be decided to-day.
CwILIzATIoN-SeUAws WEARING GARTERs:-It is a great
stride no doubt in civilization among the Indians when
instead OF leopard skins blankets shout
der the squaws wear calico gownsbut another step
is taken when they "afect" garers We the In
dian Agent for the General Government advertises for
quantity OF "worsted gathering
ASorHER CoLr CAsE.-Dayid Douglas is now living in
Lockport JAIL under sentence of death for the
Henry Cunningham, and Wednesday has been
apart for the day of his execution Since his conviction
his counsel have applied to the Governor for
ton OF the sentence or respite sufficiently long
BILE them the Supreme Court for new trial to
which Executive has returned a decision decidedly
adverse to the application. Gov Seward after reviewing
the circumstances of the case which according TO the
evidence aaduced the trial. a savage murder thus
concludes -" Grimes of elonious homicide recent.
y become frequent in this state as to excite
spprehensions for the security life. thin the last
Jour years five cases OF cruel murder have occurred
which the offenders are yet at large having bafed the
utmost vigilance the police. 1t Impossible to feel
compassion for the convicted murderer when the
hour comes in which he is to surrender life But tina,
compassion cannot be permitted him, if
ceeding would endanger the security of society
LIVER CoMrIAISr.-Fondness for fried liver
RIor AND DEArH At ToNAwASDA.-We learn that a
Der OF boatmen got into fight yesterday Tonaw anda
during which aborer named Fisher residing there was
struck upon the head which his death during
night Nine OF the rioters have been arrested Will be
examined to-day-BuGalo .4drertiser, Nop. %.
PERTINENT SUGGEsTIoN.-The New Bedford Bulletin
thinks highly improper for gentleman SO loud
at church as to disturb the OF the congregti
MORE OF GALE LAKE ERIE-The Great West
for whose safety much anxiety prev allied ed
noon to-day She was in Saginaw Bay during the gale,
and rode 1t out triumphantly The Wisconsin is still
aground SO miles beyond Detroit, The Great Western
brgs nothing farther of the gale. II understood that
eighteen vessels ashore the Canada side of the
lake.-BuGalo .4dp. Nor. o.
FoR THE FurURE.-The Toledo Blade is quite confident
that at distant day the Maumee will be the great
outlet for the increasing commerce of the West that thro
this channel the trade of Indiana, Illinois and Missouri
part OF Tennessee and Kentucky great portion of Ohio
and Michigan together with the territories will
lind the cheapest route to an eastern market.
FRIz UP.-Tke Maumee River We crossed it on Jack
Frosts bridge this morning Maumee Times, 10Th inst
ArIEMrr AT TIE WEsr.-A gentleman seeing a NUN
Der OF cows in field Observed he did wonder that
the grass didn't get high it cotcd down" Again.
seeing cellar nearly finished he remarked, " it
excellent foundation for story"
ALABAMA RIvEh.-We learn from private letter of the
10th from Wetumpka that the Alabama river had risen
six feet on the 18th at that place. and still rising.