The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-25
kI.ne northumberland Intelligence
Accidents, &c. DC.

CouRr ron rHE CoKREcrIos OF ERRORS, Sept 2l.-
,haries Clinch appellant vs. james E. DeKay, at. al
S"eutor &c of Heary Eckford deceased Mr.. Horace f.
Clark opened the argument on the part oil the aPPea
and closed Mr. r b Cutting Gn ens p.s ., me
sEPr 22-Hcnry w. Snyder, implicated by bilioi rev
sog with samuel o. Batter and Harrie, his wife John "a
Osborn and John Clesyeland implicated ny orlgnnl pm
appellants Lcdy ard respondent jas IoNCIN
solicitor for appellants T. T. Payne for respondent VI,
Sherwood opened the argumcnton the par' Oh ''
appellants
OHio RryxR.-The Wheeling Gazette Of the 10TH INST
saws The river has been rising rapidly since uesdSy
evening and is very high" The Pittsburgh paily
Gazette of the l4th saws that most extraordinary rise
took place in the Allegheny yesterday II having risen
about six testin afew hours quite lage qushuty VI
drit wood came down, giving evidence Oh very hgh wa
ter above. We have Is feet water IN the channel
We have never known our rivers SO nign az TINS season
ofhe year before The weather Is now cool and plea
SAINT, with: an appearance OF ram
CuuRca0oIVG ProPLE.-Nashvie Will vie with any
community in the Union in the Observance of religious
worship. The immense turn out each Sabbath day,
bespeakng does high state of morals not
only animate the devotion of the christian but to excite
the pride of the most indifferent citizen The various
congregations already large this time rapidly adj
ding their numbers and Judging from the pervadng
manifested by all classes OF society in the progress
this sacred cause the work of is likely
10 stop.-NaShciHe Wing.
iMPoRT ANr.-Judge Cirier lately decided in a case
where aliens life his wifes property
posed SALE execution in favor OF OF his credit
that alien could not obtain title 10 real estate il
by operation OF law or IN any way exceP
by purchase. The case having. been taken TO the su
preme Court in session in city will soon be de
cided The decision will be OF importance tos,
who hold property, which they have obtained from for
eigners, who, from neglect conscientious scruples
have not been nauraized whore the latter acquired by
operation OF law How will this operate in the Su
preme Court sanction the decision, in Col Schindeyt
case Can he foreigner aud an officer in the British
service be even tenant by the courtesy OF his wies I'M
mense estate Pittsburgh Chronicle Sept. 10
ANorHER DEcisIoS-There is a rumor in town to-day
that Judge Wells has expressed Judicial opinion
that the bankrupt lawot the last session of Congress
unconstitutional but has invited uments the point
before the Court which commenced It's session Monday
last, before pronouncng his opinion
Recovery or A-SInP AND CAhGo.-W. Fraser, o
the Submarine and Salvage Establishment in London
succeeded in saving the whole of the valuable cargo
and stores of the Baptist Mezck sunk of Culansoog
the OF Holland Among the cargo a quantity
OF valuable machinery, which has been got up in per
feet state il it had just left the mandatory. The
bark lay sunk i'll very exposed situation, imbedded in
the sand and open TO the whole North Sea. Mr. Fraser
engaged with his divers for several days under
ter stopping the principal leaks and plankng them
by of his apparatus and iron whales and in saving
the cargo, which is valued at upwards of f7000 and i
now in possession of the underwriters.