The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-22
Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Hss~ld.l

Correspondence Of the Hsr~ld.l
BALTIMORE, May al, ls&s.
Yesterday instead Of being the grand gala day was n
phadcally the grand day of showing con-
clusvely how easily and how the brightest hopes Of
man-yes fral man-may be frustrated by the intere-
renee of his maker Thousands had come from all quar-
tiers to behold the splendid spectacle other words
witness Captain John Tyler. Comm
view the troops but All the rain the monstrous rain
the windows ofthe upper regions opened and
spirsd against it, did they close until it too late
and the review had. in consequences to be postponed. II
VIII take place to-day at ten o'clock, by Gov Thomas
put without the President he having returned to Wash
ngton yesterday afternoon. business being urgent
TO prevent his remaining night. On the arrival Of
himself and SUITE he was escorted to the residence of
MAJOR Gen. Stewart, with whom he breakfssted From
thence he was conducted to Banuns City Hotel where
the visits Of his friends for the space Of hour
was perfect crowd. and no shook hands often that
ms grove was worn through The Office holders squeezed
hard ana almost made the old man sing out Your
has written twice the word rcio but not being in
ONCE nor even an expectant he squeezed it lightly and
other mon john Tyier M son 1a man
OF ar, Cen Towson. COL Hunter Marshal of the Di;.
f ps Col ssaton Mayor Of Washington the Marion
Kirs Company. and number Of private gentlemen
formed his escort from Washington.
There was close racing at the Kendall yesterday
Several fine na8s were entered, vz:Purkets "Modesty
to Rendoll; Nir Fields Lady Clifton W tihHs
tons "ASor," Towns & Williamsons " Brown Stout
and Colonel Thomson's John Cousin" The race
was closely contested by all and finally won by /" Lady
Canton"
Pckpockcs have recently been a. thickly scattered
through our city az are grssshoppcrs q field
way. One gentleman had his pocket book taken, con.
tanning seven hundred dollars others smaller
"a wosxmmn named John Donally engaged on the rail.
toaI near EHco,ts Mills. was run by the yss-
terday and killed.
The weather is yet cloudy and cold There is pros
Pec however, OF ss Clearing of about twelve O'Clock.
Yours. RopERIcK.
From TzxAs:-Galyeaon dates to the 7th con-
tam no news General Burleson had returned home
and, 1t Is said, declines taking command of any vo-
unteer force to cross the Rio Grande. The Texian
sloop OF war AUSTIN and the schooner San Antopio
went to sea again in several days afterwards Wolf
hunters were arriving from every direction.-Nd-
f'onat Inteiligsncer, May q.
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FIRE ON THE RAMRoAD.-A fire occurred on the
Auburn and Rochester Railroad in one of the bag
gage cars containing the Utica and Syracuse bag
gage, entirely destroying the and contents. The
Ike lost trunks and bag filled with valuable goods
and clothing. He estimates his loss at $780, Mr. Blu
can, Of Anbnra, Mich, trunk, goods, papers and
s.n st SEQ; Mr. S,sne, of LockPot. trunks
Miss hosina Clark, OF Utica, estimated loss $780,
Cen Davis was among the sufferers, Mr. Hum
phrey, the Bank Messenger, and Pomeroy & Co Is
Express entirely escaped by their trunks being in
the Albany crates.-Roch Dem
DUEL IN FLoRIDA'-The anticipated duel between
Messrs Bachelor and Sprowl, came off on Monday
last at the halfway house between Apaachicola and
st. Joseph Five shots each were exchanged and
neither injured when an adjustment of the difficulty
was effected. Both said to have behaved with
great cooness-Apataehicola Gasette, May7.
sEAsoy IN vIRelNrA.--The last Richmond En-
qurer says-New Irish potatoes have been for Sc
vera daysupon eur tables The May cherries have
bsen ripe for a week or more. Cucumbers squashcs,
sweet potatoes. artlchokcs, tomatoes, Qarge and
hne) &c, have been received by a citizen Of Rich
mond from Charleston.-The Augusta Constitution
alist Acknowledges the receipt of half dozen fine
aprlcots from South Carolina. We pnt these re-
miniscences as species of phenomena of the sea-
son, for the benefit Of our "lustrious successors
The harvest fields clothed with the most beauti-
full verdue OF the most luxurant wheat. We ga
thered stalk OF rye, two evenings ago. in full head
hive and halffect high The last week, the wca-
Their WAS dlsagreeaby cool. But the temperature
OF the atmosphere Is again approaching Summers
heat
CIVILIZATION OF INpIANs-The Brothertown In
dams, composed of fragments of the Six Nations
viz, the Sanasunseti, the Pequots, Of Groon Conn
the Montauks, of Rhode Island the Mohicans the
Nantes, and the Pennington Indians have set
tlement on the west eide of Lake Winnebago, about
IS miles south OF Green Bay, that presents an ap.
pearance which would be crcdifabe to any ne tile
ment so recently commenced. They settled upon
the tract in 1884, and they have now improved cu-
are furnished with good substantial, plain furniture
They conform to the white customs in their dress
and their daughters are frequently sought for in
marriage by the whites. They have q small chapel
and are about erecting dwelling house for their
missionary and revival under the direction of the
Nehodisis is now in progress. In 1896 they were
admitted to the privileges OF citizenship.
HoRRrBtK.-We learn that man by the name of
Spear lost one of his eyes last Wednesday, in con-
sequence Of being hooked by a cow. He was on
board the Louisa, employed in taking stone from
Quincy TO Charesown. In coming gu, of Quln-
cy, with several COWS on board, TO be landed on
Grape Island, ne attempted to bleed one of them
when she struck her head back, and the horn went
directly into one Of his eyes and gouged it out.
~ WE WOULD SAY TO ONE AND ALL OF
cur readers 60 TO church to-day We called on to de-
vote but day Of the the worship of the
Creator Of the world and II is tke duty every member
ofsoeie.y TO obey the Injunction