The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-27

R,.to,xes, o. rus B,sops OF rHe PRorEsrASr
Er1 orsL cHvsea.- Di'esss 81 p''@oHi-ht Rev. John
Hrnr, Hsrktns, % n, Burlington
Dieesss 81 HsssseAHssff-RL Rev. Manson' Eastourn,
rad had -Rt Rev John Preniiss X. Henshsw, D.
Csalsriiesi-R, Rev Thomas c. Browneli, D D l.. L.
va T~t Ri Rev. BePjamin Tredwen ondcrdonk,
Western N.~ FsSs-Rt Rev. william II. De Lancey,
Nee Jsrssy-Ri Rev George w. Doane, d D.. L. L. D.,
Burlington
PraHsyirsnis-R. Rev. Henry U. onderdonk, D. D.,
D-ia-ars ri. Res. Alfred Lee, D. D., wilmington.
dsTytsad-M Rev. William r. whtngham D.
T,rsi-is- r., Rev william Meade. D. r.-Mllwood
clarke county = RI Rev John Johns, d D-Richmond
Noih Cdrolins-Rt Rev. Levi 8. Ives, D. ID, L. L. d.
Raiceh
Ss.iA Carolina -RtRev. Christopher f. Gadsden d D.,
Cha'l-.,o
Gsorgis -Ri Rev. stephen Elliott, Jr., D. D, savan-
oA's-R, Rev Charles Ps'i, McIlvaine, D. D, Gam
Keniueky-R, Rev Benjamn BoswOrth Smith, D D.,
Tsnnssss.-RL Rev. James Hervey oiey D. D., cOlum.
Dia
Melissa-Rt Rev Samuel Allen MccOskry, D. D..
Hiinsis-Rt Rev. rhilsnder Chase D. Robins Nest,
Ls1isiaaa Rt Rev. LeOniass Polk, D. d Thbadesux.
North Ws,,ru Mssioa- Tneluaiux Missouri, Indiana
oss, aud wisconsin, the Rght Rev. Jackson Kemper,
d d, ~ Louis, Mo.
VALUABLE HoRsE the Worcester Hgis states
that NJ. George Whitney, of Royalston, a public
Garner, II the owner OF horse which has been
drlven IN large team, for twelve years, between
that pace aud Boston The average number OF
tils has been forty per annum the distance over
The road each way being seventy miles The
amount OF travel, therefore, has been flty-sx hun
dTrd mil-s year, or slxiy-seven thousand two hun
dred IA the twelve years. The average draft OF the
animal. exclusive o his proportion OF the IRE igh
wagon. Is stated low at IF cen hundred pounds
making seve1 hundred aud twenty tons in III
twelve years. The rates for carrying uTon that
route have never been less han dollars per toD
m liking the earnings OF the horse, IN the whole Pc
Rod mentioned, amount To The sum oi 81 200. De-
duct the expe uses at the ANIMAL which here estimat
ed high al lS7 bushels al each year, or IN the
whole time 16ii bushels, which, al one dollar,
would cost SIGH for hay and shoeng 100 each
year, or Sl2OO altogether The sum total expened
upon this horsefo he has never had sick day-has
not exceeded S2Si4. in twelve years This leaves
net profit out OF his earnings 10 his owner, OF S4
500 The horse having never lost trip nor re-
fused IN eat his allowance, is now in good condl-
ton and not yet "ef age" The sum of SI50 has
recently been offered tor him, but was rejected.
WESTERN ELoouEscs = The following extract
from speech o. western lawyer, we find In the
Wheeling Gazette. Il is capital burlesque:
" The law expressly declares, gentlemen, IN the
beautiful language OF Shakespeare, that where no
doubt exists OF the guilt Of the prisoner, il is your
DUTY TO lean upon The side oi Justice, and toich him
In lnnocrnt. If you keep this tact in view in The
case OF my client, gentlemen, you will have the no.
nor Of making a friend OF him and all his relations,
and you can alters look upon this occasion, and re-
fleet with pleasure that you dd as you have been
Gone by But II, on The other hand, you disregard
tins principle OF law, and set at naught my eloquent
remarks and fotch HIM in guilty, the silent twltches
OF conscience will follow you all over every fair
corDfleld, reckon, and my injured and down trod-
den client will be pretty ap 10 light on you one OF
these dark nights, as my cat lights a sasser full
at new milk :"