The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
Domestic Neyya.

riong period Of time any person confined
an II for any caus ~Sssisyrrsor pas tao county oS's
ny tavern ia Il hcsnset 70 sell insSS'c~uhs uiihSS-
WsHsbHrg tPs) TrsnseriPf -i--'77-
oals R.rra-At Nissefhig Oh Tuesday, the River had
four and quarter feet OF A.sr an ne re- Az
In the anal
Wild Fowl The Alexandria Gazette says tina, wild
10 vi nctu lug back ducks uncommonly nu
merous watsr IN the Potomac, and thst numbers are
shot every day goa rrr
CouAr goa raa sonsrcrios or ERsons.-THp AsDAr,
Dec. I.-Csuse No,lI--The Mayer. ~. oil the Cay oi
New plaintiffs IN David n Cord defendant
in F. rslman heard Tor plaintiffs in error.
d Lord j. hsari Tor defendant IN error, ana O. +
Taiasn reply. No. l2-George Hsnford. plaintiff la
error Michael Archer, Sheriff &c. defendant error,
Heretofore postponed unn t0-dAy-agn postponed until
ArrERsoos-HoI7--The Mayor, sc. of the City OF
New York plaintiffs in David ~ Lord defendant
A Gorham-csed and passed. No. 20-Joseph Blunt us.
Benjamin c. Vail and al Postponed. No 2i--Dsgid AL
ston plaintiff IL error The Mechanics Mutual Insur
Company OF the City OF Troy defendants in
T.. {. Li,ehheld opened tor the plaintiff in -
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 80 Cause l6-Henry Williams and
others plaintiffs in Nehemiah Nelson defendant
IN error w. Thompson resumed and concluded Tor the
defendant in error 5. Stevens heard the
side, anu j. Holmes in reply
ArrEasoos-J. Holmes resumed and concluded for
plalntif IN erior-Juds ment affirmed No.l7-The May
or, Aldermtn and Commonay OF the City OF New York
plaintiffs N David n. Lord, endant in error
e. +. faliman commenced the argument the part OF
tAe plaintr IN error
oPELous.s RAoEs-we have, says the Red River Re-
publican seen no ohcai reports from these races
walked over the solitary alone" for the
three mile PURSE her brother w tz beaten by
Col Chambers hliy Bogus atwo year old creole OF
parish owned by the Messrs Wells won the two mile
sweerstak-. His ,m Extio aud sired by Dick CHM
two old iavores well known here.
ABRAHAM KELLeY.-Who was tried for the murder of
ms vile, was brought IN 0y the jury guilty ,, mansaugh
ter ia the second degree The punishment by
IS fine to the State oil than si w. than
$40 q, aud 10 sui punishment for not sNceedin
one year. DeIGiDare Republican.
PaiBGs OF FUEL ~ PHrLADELPHIA.-HickoIy wood So So
oak So pine s2,25 Coal As also lower than ever known
before large lot was sold at auction lew days snc
for 50 10 and 81 60 and good can
be purchased at the wharf Tor 81 and 4 AS
JusT SoA lady asked clergy man if she might nav at
tenon to dress and fashion without being proud. Ma.
DAM replied the minister whenever you the tail of
iox out OF hole you be the there also
FIRE IN HARRrsDuRo.-On Tuesday afternoon FIRE
broke out in the book bindery OF solomon Springman
So rapid the spread Of the hames that Mr. s. and his
workmen, were actually on fire they esca ped down
stairs. The whole stock OF the bindsry desroyed-
among which were large number Of MKnney's Digest
and some State works The tenement occupied by Mr.
Sprngman was nearly destroy and much damage done
% the adjoining one belonging 20 Curry ray oT, an in.
dustrous coorod iuhshaut Of borough Teieeyaph
fReE or BREAp.-Iwists have taken turn; and cot
ages have come down IN places owing to the ia in
bricks which continue TO give way rapidly. A baker
near oithe budges has had roll over which is to
be accounted Tor by hs having down in ry ular
steps level with the lower class consumers Platter
ct Paris in demand and there have been som, my
FERROUS transactions in saWds by the baker ho I;hara
deals with the worbhouse.-Puneh.
DI.HoLIcAL OUTRAGE on raE AUBURN AND RocHes-
NAtLhOAD--OA
coming TO TINS CITY on The Auburn aud Rochester Rail-
road they were brought up all standing by coming in
contact with atree which villains had fallen across
the track in the vicinity of Gainesville Fortunately
the snow plough prehXed TO the train ana RUNNING
under the recum boil did much to mitigate the sew
rty OF the conclusion. The tree beech and some,
thing foot in diameter the plough strck il
was nearly severed by the force oil the We DO
not learn that any material damage done although
the intent was suhceny apparent from the hich
had placed such an obstruction the road Two men
Nchoias Heath aud Benjamin Laning, arrested
terda as the authors OF this to this CITY
and committed 10 Jail for further examination We nm.
derstand hat one OF the essed i'm
in the act and implicated respec farmer In he
neighborhood, the nstgaor of i,-wth how much us
tice, remains TO be developed by future examnations
This wanon sporting with human life must be arrested
fhere power enough in the laws accomplish that OBJ
ject-Roehssfer .4drerser, Nor. 20.
FIRE IN NEw ORLEANs-About 10 O'Clock last ave,;n
hre broke out in the of the building No rs Bie3
vile near Roy al street by Herbaut reres a
wine and liquor store from hich TO No
oooccupled oy MeCracken CO. as carriage
both buildings with their contents were consumed m
Herbault were insured but the AcCracken had no psu
Noe -. '''''
THE FiRg AT oswEeo.-The FIRE swept with fearl I'll ra
PM! oNe, oiocAs NO 10 and % lying between Brs,
street and the river, consuming all the buildings on them
and our dwellings and number of buildings ON the
adjoining block, fronting the side First sr %
On block 45 ere five buildings the Touring min ana
warehouses occupied by H. Fl zhugh Co aud ned b,
tents consisting OF wheat flour and merchandise The
books and papers of Messrs Ftzhugh Co Were masI,
lost The hu ngs we nderstlndwere insured sum
OF slo uo0 the vessel and cargo were italy Insured
The buildings burnt block 81 were the four sor,
warehouse owned by Luther Wright the Touring mail OF
Truman Wilman two warehouse OF ~ rio ht
the Touring mill occupied by the gentleman and
owned by the Commercial ank; the plaster mill machine
shop and lumber yard OF Chene Ames Most the flour
the mills OF Messrs Wman and Wright was rolled OUT,
Mr. Wman was insured the amount OF SIS OOO and MIR
Wright $4,000 o the dwellings burnt on First streettwo
owned 10y Jesse Bonnet one by Simon Bates and nc.
cuped by j. Johnson, and one by Col I. S Morgan
who insured at the North Western Insurance Once
blacksmith shop belonging to Phander Rathbun, ai-
joining these buildings on the corner Of First
streets, burnt, with of small buildings in
the rear,-Ospseo Herald Dec /.
ARKASsas-The Legislature OF this State assembled At
Little 'ck on the In ut General Samuel Adams was
chosen President OF the Senate, and Mr. Thomas M Col
ln Speaker of the Horse Gov YELL in his m,ssar. re-
comm nds the winding up ofthe state Bank.
Frozen OvER-The river Delaware opposite Burlinp.
ton and Bristol. People crossing on the ice on
Thursday morning
BuILnIse IN PHrLApELrHIA-The whole number of nor.
mts Tor ou idng the past season. ending December ls
was s7l ..-..l w =. -
srrAMsoAr DDAsrrRs The steamer Louisa with full
cargo OF lead and -four in the Mississippi a few
miles above the mouth of the Ohio river on the i3h OF
November; the cargo will be saved in damag ed state
no lives lost The steamer Fort Gibson while on her wa,
from Natchez TO Alexandra, struck a snsg a few day,
SINCE hve miles below the latter place and sunk FIVE
feet water The esmboat Fuseiier trip from La.
fourche burst cross pipe by which Mr. Gilbert the
cond clerk was severely scalded The steamboat Medora
captain Caller struck snag about four miles above Nc
Crews Shoals Mobile and sunk almost
She was reighted with and nine bales Of cotton
juror uPHAM, Of the Supreme Court of NJ Hampshire
on Monday last sent to the Governor his resignation
take effect from the LIST instant having received the ap
pontment OF Superintendent of the Concord Rail Road
The salary Of Associate Judge in New hampshire only
$1,000. ~
Coon CuRRrNcY--we see that Mr. Josephus Covne has
married Mrs Eliza Jane Coyne in Kittery, Me- small
Coynes VIII presently abound in Kittery And Mrs
Coyne says she'll warrant them genuine.
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AI;E acres gooe 5olds plenty Of fruit, wood and