The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-03
Domestic News.

FATHER FAhLr.-Slr George Tuthill relates Sase
of an Asiatic Russian, who had by his first VIE sixteen
four and sixty-nine infants at tweny-se phS-eSh-
ty-seven children in all.
GOODNESS serwKKs FRANoE EysLASD.-some ofthe
papers speak of GOODNESS between France ana England
Very likely. There is generally sharp breeze In the
English Channel
CuAIous-Plsy fair and pay fare; and when you go to
pray don't 90 to prey steel your hearts against empta
ton, and dont steal
CHsr,r Dr,cErrioS THE BURSTING OF SHELL
He fall downthen he iziz-iz-then he snore-then he
20 TO sep-presenty he spring up and kill piece at least
ten mem Kill piece, tear in pieces.
HoREID TAMPERISo LFE.-Robert M. Thayer
son Of Josiah 1hayer, OF Braintree, Mass died a few
days snce and his scians gave their opinion that
death caused by wound received while assisting
the black murrain Receiving slight cut in his finger
with the knife used in the process OF skinning the or the
caused modification and death. perhaps the
the affair remains to be told The meat OF this OK
are informed on good authority, sold to a
sage maker in koxbury and has probably this gone
out TO deal its poison in another shape those no may
be unfortunate enough to partake of IT. Boston Mail.
Dec. l.
ATTRACTION GRAvirArIoH.--" John, you tell
me the difference between attraction OF grav aton and
ton pulls drunken the ground and the attrac
ton oil adhesion prevents his getting up again"
FEMALE PRnAcHER-our citizens addressed last
Sabbath evening at the First Methodist Church, by lady
named Thomas, wife of the Rev. MIR. Thomas, Metho
dist clergyman of some repue. She spoke fuenty and
well, and we have heard several express themselves
much pleased with the dscourse-NeO London Gaz ,ne
Nov. g.
AMHERST CoLLEoE.-The Worcester Egs states that
two gentlemen OF that town have recently given thou
sand dollars each to the funds OF this institution.
FIRE PirrsFiELp.-The parsonage house of the Con-
gregational Society in Pittsfed, was burnt down at
O'Clock yesterday, A Nj. The loss supposed be about
SS00O-no insurance.
QUICK woRK.-Passengers arrived in New York on Fri.
day in twenty-five hours from Portland
In ADVANCE Of THE MArL-Oysters are received in
Cincinnati from Baltimore in advance of the mail.
FIaE At BASeoR-A fire broke out this morning in the
confectionery store OF T in the end of the large
brick block on West Market place. The fire worked
about the ceilings in the first and stories and
part of the third The first story was occupied by j. T.
Webster and Daniel p. Wood shoe dealer The stock of
MIR w. was much damaged and he has insurance. Mr.
Woods stock was removed with little damage. The
OF it Mr.. Tsy kept barber shop Mr.. ayor suffered
some loss The third story was occupied by Kent Cutting
and by j. T. Webster. Damage here tritimg. -Bangor
Wing, Nor. 30
ADVANCING The village OF Gardiner, Maine has re-
Gently been improved by the addition of sprghtly
paper new church bell (there were great many bean
utul bellies there peorel and public clock They feel
as nice there as new dickey, and right enough too
Rescue OF THlKrr-FrvE MES.-The ship Joseph Star.
buck was recently wrecked the Tuckernuck Shoals
and her consisting of thirty five men, were rescued
by the small steamer Massachusetts, that between
Nantucket and New Bedford. The following is the
of the rescue given in the Nantucket Inquirer
Before nine o'clock, the steamer Massachusetts,
her way TO their relief To many appeared hopeless
adventure. The wreck lay about four miles from town
and two miles from the nearest strand The sea- upon
the farther verge the bar where she lay and upon the
vast extent of shoals CONTIGUOUS almost mountains
high.
Nevertheless this fine steamer with brave and hardy
company pushed forward to the In half hour
she had boldly plunged through the pers
before her and made last 10 the lee side of the iii
wreck by awarp necessarily OF considerable length SO
that only possible to take off the people board
by of single whale boat which passed and fro
no less than five times In this manner all board
the number of thirtyfve conveyed the .teamer
and forthwith returned to their eager friends in
They had endured extreme suffering and the
tense apprehension for the previous twelve fifteen
hours
As soon as ship struck and urched over the cabin
floor covered With water. They had then shelter
and the weather excessively cold, that the decks
and ri gging the ship coated with ice. few pro.
longed of misery closed their MOI tai ex.
stence They certainly could not have survived through
the following night for there was no abatement of the
gale and of the cold they had kind
ling and keeping fire on board; had they provisions
enough for another meal We cannot but shndder the
thought of their escape from being driven to
sea, under these hapless circumstances.
The Joseph Sarbuck was beautiful and highly valu.
able ship We understand that the vessel alone there
insurance to the amount Of about S 900 various
Offices in Boston From present appearances, there is
shape.
MAYOR BosToy. The municipal election takes place
in Boston on the l2h inst Martin Brimmer has been no.
minated for Mayor by the whigs; the democrats have as
yet made no nomination
KENTUCKY HEMr.-The Lexington (Ky.) lntelligencer
states that specimen of Water roed Hemp has been
at that office which equal in appearance any Hemp
they have ever before seen.
DELAwAnE RIVER, &c.--The Delaware is compl etely
frozen Bordentown and all day yesterday ice
in large quantities hoated past the CITY, While this
of the navigation exists, ali communication eastward
must De by the railroad. 1he steamboats, Trenton and
Bolivar came down TO the city yesterday, and now
laid up to wait favorable weather. The Rainbow
had been taken TO Wilmington for winter quarters having
been unable to go up the river account OF the ice
Philadelphia Courier.
INDIANA LEGsLAruRE-Wm. Casey, loco who was
elected to the Senate of Indiana the year from
Posey and Vanderberg counties has resigned his
account of health The Indiana Sentinel says the Co
vernon will not probably order anew election.
BsEF.-We know OF one in this county who succeeds
in aenng beef better than Mr.. Edward Loring of this
place. He killed few days since which weighed
seven hundred and twenty pounds.-Barnsable Pa
trioL
TRIAL OF A MuRpERER.-The Supreme Judicial Court
has been occupied Monday morning the trial of
indictment Tor murder found at the September of
the Common Pleas at Taunton against Carlton Reed of
guments closed last night and the summed
to the jury this morning by the Chief Justice The
jury have returned verdict Of guilty of manslaug
Nsv Bedford Bulletin, Nor. 80.
CouRr CoRREcTroS ERRoRs-Tuesday Nov
20, IS4a-Cause No. l4-Nathan Stafford John WICK.
off, President SC Mr. Stevens resumed and concluded
behalf Of the plaintiff in Decision postpon ed
No. l3-Robert Hutton The American Insurance Com
psny OF New York. Called and passed. No. l5-Isaac
Bell plaintiff in error, Richard irwin defendant err
Mr.. s. Stevens was heard for plaintiff in Mr..
D. Lord Jr for defendant in Mr. Stevens in re-
other plaintiff in Nehemiah Nelson defendant in
Mr. B. Agan opened OH behalf of the plaintiffs
In
Aiternoon-Mr. b. +. Agan resumed and concluded for
the plaintiffs in error. Mr.. j. w. Thompson commenced
for defendant in error.
xs-The coast from Canso to Pictou, Nova SEQ.
tia, is strewed with wrecks
IA FOX SALE, cheapest Farm in these parts of 10
,yate