The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-13
Latest Intelligence.

From NASSAU, n. P.-Bv the Jane, we have recel-
we'd tile OF the Royal Gazette of q ult Inc Le-
gislature had adjourned over TO the 10Th Jan, wheh
II would again assemble. The strong north WINDS
which had prevailed for several days, having with
in the last two or three become quite moderate, the
vessels destined for abroad which had previously
cleared, have been enabled TO Proceeo TO sea ne
Mary Ann, sailed 10Th for New Orleans taking
with her the cabin and sfeerage passengers wreck
ed in the late Trenton. The following passengers
sailed tor Baltimore IN the James Powers, VIZ. Cap
tam Thompson, of the insurance company, New
York Edward Metcalf and Capt. Dearborn, late
master OF the Cazenove. Several wrecking vessels
have arrived since our last, among which were
or with the remaining part of the cargo coffee,
&c. of lats American schr Casket The others
from The wrecked vessels announced below. The
brig Ease OF Philadelphia was found ashore at Hog
sty Rect. masts cut way and halt full OF water -
Her cargo consisted OF tobacco and sugar, part OF
which has been saved and brought this port. The
wreckers report her being large, full rugged, with
d white streak round her. chest containing
mems clothing and small sum OF money was found
on the cay, and preparations had been made Tor
erecting tent. Il Is probable that vessel passing
al the time took the crew OF the brig on board. Al
American brig reported ashore Manguana, by
the wreckers from the brig Eagle 10 whom the TACT
was reported by an American schooner.
From FLoRTpA.-A late etterfrom Pllatka, pub
hshed in the Savannah Georgian, says: All the In
dams out of the designated district are now under
control. except eleven warriors, supposed 10 be
about Deadman's Bay. The Apaachicola Indians
are assembled for emigration, by the efforts and
energetic management OF 1t. Col. Hitchcock +"
She ST Augustine News of Saturday week states on
authentic information, that the entire bands of DC
ta-Achee and Ilgertall, amounting TO forty-two war
rlors, with their wives and children, were on Sea-
horse Key, waiting transportation and expected 10
sail thence about the lst instant The same paper
contains the following paragraph respecting The
movements OF settlers in that Territory A number
OF persons have already gone to Indian River, on
the southern coast, aud the schooner Suana left
here on Thursday last with several more, for the
purpose OF settling In that vicinity. We look forward
to the day-trom present appearances not far distant
when that section OF country will be thlckly in
tiers, and game plentiful.
SUPREME COURT THE UNITED STATES Monday.
Jan. 9, lSi3. The Supreme Court of the United
States met this morning at the Capl OIL agreeably to
law, There were present-The Hon Roger b. Ia
ney, Chief Justice, Smith Thompson, John Mclean
Henry Baldwin, and John Catron, Associate Justices
John NJ krum, Esq of Missouri, and John Hogan
and John Lormer Graham, SOS. were admitted
attorneys and counsellors of this Court The Court
adjourned It'll tomorrow, Ill O'clock A. M
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITha SrArEs.-Tues
day, January 10, 1913 present as yesterday and
Mr. Iustce Wayne. No. Thomas h,,nmond's
administrator ct al, appellants, General Usorge
Washlngton's executors. This cause was argues
by Coke, for the appellants, and by General Jones
for the appellee, No. 5-Wllliam Rector's admi-
nistratof, plaintiff in error, VS. the United States
The plaintiff in error having failed TO appear, this
writ OF error TO the Circuit Court of the United
States for the District OF Missouri was, on motion
OF the Attorney General dismissed. No. 1.-The
United States appellant VS. Domingo Acosta This
cause was submitted TO the Court printed argu-
ment by Mr.. Attorney General in behalf Of the ap-
peiiant. No 9-Jonathan Strout ct al, appellants
VS.. James Foster ct al The argument of this cause
was commenced by Mr.. Dickens, for the appel
lants.
IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-D A. circuit and c.. Hub
bard ads J. Townsend and others-This suit was
decided IN the Court of Errors last week Albany
IN favor OF the detendan's-nneteen out of twenty
members OF the court who heard the arguments,
voting Tor an afiirmance OF the Judgment of the
Supreme Court. 1t appears that the defendants in
1886 made a contract with Harvey Baldwin. Esq .
then agent Tor the Syracuse Company, for certain
village lots. agreeing 10 lay what was after
considered too great price. The suit arose from
the plaintiff S endeavorlng 10 enforce the payment
OF one OF these contracts, which was declared void
by the court account of It's not having been pro-
perly executed by the plaintiffs The effect of this
decision will be TO render null most of the sales made
in this village bv the company in the unfortunate
specuations of 1885 and 1886, amounting, it is
thought, TO at least S200,0O0 Those who had
means, and were IN the net, may rejoice that hole
has been opened through which they can escape
without sacrificing their ALL Ononddga Standard
MoYAMENsING WEAvERs.-The disturbance a.
mong these men has not yet been quoted They
assembled in force Yesterday morning, and paraded
the streets, taking the webs from the looms, as on
the day previous. They entered the house of wea-
McDGfile street, broke his furniture up, de-
stroyed clock. beat the man most numerically,
and left the place looking il troop of Hypopota
init had bivouacked in the mansion The poor
family yesterday-husband wife and children
were uttetiy destitute of food, and without the
means OF obtaining 1t, excepting as supplied by few
nelghbors. They objects of charity We SUD-
poose the crime OF the man thus punished, that
OF working al prices under what others asked -
PtitGd. U s. Gl-. Jan. IL
RIOT AMONG THE WEAvERs.-Last evening. about
seven O'Clock, information was given the Sheriff
that body OF weavers were committing acts of
violence at some houses in the neisbborbood of
"a RFnWn rpp ShprtA
mendable energy, Immediately assembled a strong
posse, and repaired TO the place Indicated on ap-
preaching which, a body of rioters after making
demonstration OF violence, retreated, but three of
them were arrested All of them had large clubs in
their possession They were consigned to the watch
house tor hearing this morning. We were told al
late hour last evening that the rioters made an at
tack upon the Sheriff and his posse, from the mar
ket IN kenslngton, and that the Sheriff was severe
~ injured. Five OF the rioters were arrested
Three, companies OF military have been ordered
out-the Lafayette Light Guards, the German Yea
gers, and the Monroe Guards.-PhH IT, S. Gae
Jan r.
The RIVER AND THE SEAsoN.-One of the extra
ordinary features of the present season. is the great
body OF snow which, during all The month of De-
cember, has given all this and the western part of
the State excellent and uninterrupted sleighng The
ram on Sunday and the mild temperature of yeser-
day, however, has produced thaw which has much
reuued the snow, opened the Hudson opposite this
city, aud, as usual, covered our wharves and filled
me cellars with water. The merchants on Quay
street, and many OF the interesting Streets were
driven from their stores and counting rooms The
rush OF water and ice is said to come from the
breaking up OF the Hoosck II is reported also that
the Mohawk has broken up.-Aibany Argus
FIRE AT FIUsHINe.-We learn from the Journal
OF Saturday last, that ST. AIMS Hail. Young La
dies Institute, under the charge Of Rev. j. F.
Schroeder, narrowly escaped destruction stove
IN an upper apartment, in which a fire had been
kindled, and TO which the blower had been left up
until II became overheated communicated the fire
TO the mantle piece, burning through the floor, and
setting on flre the athlng beneath Fortunately the
ire was soon subdued by the inmates of the hall
The damage Is estimated al S5OO.-Jamaico Farmer
DISTRESSING CASUALTY. THE Louisville Journal
states that the steamboat Macedonia grounded al
Goose Island on her way up TO st. LOUIS and sent
her passengers on shore IN the yawl On getting
them aboard again, the yawl capsized, and about
IMenlX nersOns supnosed O have heen LOST A