The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-08
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More Trouble the Border-An addition to
our Difficulties with England.-Arrest Of
one of the Caroline gang.
The whole city was yesterday thrown again into
high state of exc. ment, by The arrival of the fol-
loving important piece Of intelligence from Lock
port.
The Lockport Democrat OF the "a instant, states
That ga man named Hogan arrested and brought
before Mr.. Leonard, Justice of the village, yester-
day. on the charge Of participating in the burning of
the Caroline. The examination was not concluded
when paper went to press"
In addition, we have been permitted to peruse a
private letter to Canadian exile in this city, OF
the same date, from which the following is
<sJact -
'John Sheridan Hogan, one of the Caroline in
vaders about whom there be no mistake, has
been arrested, and will doubtless be committed to
take his trial for the part he took in the Schosser
murders. / told he is clerk to the Sheriff o. the
Gore District who was M'Nabs Lieutenant Colo
mel, opposite Navy Island, and that he former
ly in M'Nabs law Office, aid acted as his secretary
while at Chippewa. in 1888. He is good-looking,
bold, manly little fellow-ory and game to the back
bone -
This will revive the whole question involved in
fhe celebrated M'Leod case. A mole important
movement has not taken place for some time. Hogan
Is one who, we are told freely admits his connexion
with the Caroline outrage, and throws himself the
protection of the British Government.
We learn that Mr.. Hogan is native of Ireland
that he recently in this city and stopt several
days at the National Hotel where he expressed some
fears lest he should be arrested and deained-and
that his companion was Mr.. John William Altman,
son Of Michael Altman, tory member of the late
u. G. Parliament.
We are further informed that even Sir Allan
McNab actually passed through this State lately and
has left for London by way of Boston!
If this be true, and at present we see no reason
whatever to doubt it, our relations with England will
look very squally indeed and it will require little
more tact and talent than Lord Ashburton pos
sesses, TO cause the horizon to look any clearer in
that qua ter.
In addition to the above, we learn verbally by
gentleman from that place, that the excitement at
Lockport was truly tremendous. committee Of
safety had been formed and RESI- lutions had been
passed. TO the effect, that if it can be proved that
Hogan was really enc of the gang that burnt the
Caroline, and that the general government should
interfere for the purpose of taking him of the
hands of the State authorities that Hogan should
forthwith be taken forcibly from Ill, as the mob
took Captain Porteus at Edinburgh, and that like
Poreus he should be hung without loss Of time or
benefit of clergy. We also learn, that on the an
nounce ment that McNab had passed through Lock-
port, over one hundred Of the citizens turned out,
mounted horses, and put out on the road to Albany,
with the hopes of overtaking him.
All this looks very ominous, but do not see
how it can be very well helped We nigh, waste
great many words in the way of advice. but all to
no purpose; and The only suggestions that are worth
not cling Just now, are for every 10 keep perfect
jy cool and say little about this subject as posi-
ble until is first ascertaned whether this Irshman
named Hogan was really Of the gang that burnt
the Caroline or not. We are very much inclined
10 think, if he has been Dragging about burning the
Caroline, that he had nothing to do with the matter
We should look very foolish, after wasting wonder
Jul deal of wisdom, in the shape of advice and law
questions and months of time in preparing for, ami
trying the man. to fad that after ALL like Mcleod,
he never was there.
Let US first of all, as David Crockett said be sure
we've got the right man, and then it will be time
enough to go ahead.
The VINO WARD meeting. last night were much
better attended than usual; and every thing went off
with much spirit and energy If the locofocos don't
look out, they will lose the city this spring.
Important Movements In the Common
Council Last NigNt.
BY reference to our regular report of the pro-
ceedings OF the Common Council last night il will
be seen that some very importsn, movements took
place in that body during the evening
In the first place, report presented recon-.
mendug the election of Public School Comnis.
soners; this was.ordered to be printed by an unani.
nous vote.
The next movement was re.modelling of the
wards, and altering their bound dries, in order to
equalizs the representation in each board This
created fierce debate.
Lastly, came the appointment of Inspectors of
Election, in accordance with the Registry Repeal
Law. But as soon as Inspectors for two wards
were appointed, the Joint Ballot was broken up in
almost row, by the wing members leaving the
meeting without quorum.
Mr. DcKENs-The immortal Boz and his charm.
ing lady have arrived safely Philadelphia. and are
stopping at the United States Hotel The Philadel.
Ph'a papers actually do MT give US single addition
al item OF Information respecting the ilIus,rious
stranger.
SAeAcIoUs AND HUMANE OFFICIAL "A boy in In
diana was recently arrested for robblng the mail.
While he was in prison. the sheriff en,.r.d H.