The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-14
Variety.
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pap~r we regret 10 have . add that on Saturday al
81 AIMS market, in his city. An attack was mads
on few persons OF one OF The factions by much
larger party of other, who, as II anticipating o
chance OF still further outrages, had armed them.
. selves with sticks and budgeons In a short time
large NUMBER, hundred upward. collected
and succeeded IN arm'ns themselves with sucks Ia
r, ken from the carriers trains The attacked party
attempted TO defend themselves by rereaing be
hind the nelghboring hous s. one of them seriog
axe, had IT wresied from his grasp, and received
asevere wound several others hurt, some Of
them said to be dangerously. Two men, named
raj Hospital. one OF whom We learn has since dice
Of his wounds The police were promptly ASSN sIna
ia dispensing the mob and securing the r,nslesde5s
among others Patrick Brennan. Patrick he
gan, Patrick Crevan. John Tieruan, Dennis Moore
aud Michae Lachln The latter rascal was arm;
with Ammunition. On sunday morning the police
stopped sleigh containing four men, bound TO-
ven Of watch were perfectly new. having the tick
them The villains 1s Osssnsd oan Gun o at TIE
aqua without aoohias h.y ,oSt to M shes hs M1
in and John Hegan however placed in limbo
In the afternoon of the same day there was a skr
man, sancned on the Lschins road. Thirteen
shots were fred, and one man wounded. having re
celved two buck snot In the back 1t is dangerous
for persons on business to attempt coming from La
chine to this city after shutdown some have been
stoCped and searched BY these maraudng villains
and 1t ssvident hat nothing but the severest mea
sures prevent this spirit OF lnsubordnation be-
der aud decency to be defiance by set OF
riot made yesterday afternoon, the vicin
~ of St Anns market, but the prompt interference
OF the police prevented any concerted scheme. We
learn with pleasure that committee of lrlshmen OF
this city intend proceeding to-day to LachIne, 20
certain the rea cause OF the present disturbances,
and endeavor if possible to bring the rioters to
of their duy. 1t suspected III The rioters
OF although equally
lawless arr yet more prudent than these deluded
tired, but the proof, although amply sufi-
cent convict the prisoners Intellectually OF assault
and a breach OF the peace, insufficient sup
port the Indictment and to convict them collectively
them individually, when Of them will
doubleday be found guilty and suffer merted pun
bank cartridge is not to be fred When the order
10 FIRE isg'ven il will be with ball.-Montreal 7ran-
script, March Z.
u 5. SUPREME Court. March lo-No Sc. The
United States, plaintiff, vs. Henry Eckford's execu-
The Circuit Court 5 ior New York MI Mr. justice
Mclean delivered the opinion of this Court-lst,
that the transcript from the booksand proceedings of
the Tr-a ury, gwen Ia evidence, the part OF the
Uoited STATES, to show the Indebtedness OF Samuel
the second term OF office OF said Swartwout cxpr-
ed, was, in this case competent and leg eu'dence.
2i that the Payments m lde by said Swartwout sub
sequenrly made said 2sn March, 1884 should be
appropriated in discharge Of his Indictment
that day, so far as the saiu payments were made
IN n me subsequent term, OF moneys received on
the collector, as of the preceding official term;
but not where such payments were made OF mo-
neys accrulng and received in the subsequent term.
ssvasr executor Mr. Chief Justice Fancy deliver.
ed the opinion OF the Court, discussing petition
OF y Br "a TO p-rteet, and docket cross ap
peal. No. 81 James Todd appellant VS.. OTIS Danl
ell. O appeal from the Circuit Cour of the United
States Ter Maine Upon an argument OF the coun-
81 flied In this cause the decree Of the said Circuit
Court affirmed with the and six per
damages No 4s Duncan plaintiff IN error vs.
menced by Mr. Reed Tor the plaintiff in error and
continued by Mr.. Penrose for the deiendent in
Saturday, March Il-No. ~. A. Dunca plain:
ia " ~ bS n, P Ps hs d Of
fenden, ia error, and concluded by Mr. Reed for
the plaintiff in error.
Msrc1 H. 1873 New York-Lewis H Sandiord
ylese Chancellor, Isl judicial circuit, vice Murray
FrRE BALTIMORE On Thursday night the ele-
CANT mansion OF Henry Tiffany, on Madison street,
was discovered to be on fire. Owing to the want
snmed. Almost all the furniture, &c saved
The house had recently been repaired, and was I'M
occupied which leaves doubt that the fire was
the work of design. Mr.. T. is insured for 1880.
GREAT ROBBERY IN BosroN.-The store of Cas-
pan Goderman merchant tailor, 10 Congress square,
was entered last night by means OF false keys, and
almost The ent re stock OF goods stolen and carried
away: The store presented such spectacle this
morning as is seldom seen. The Williams there
must have been more than one) took advantage OF
the darkness OF the night and scarcely lett stage
of what had been large stock Of goods We 90
s2oOo~BoslOn MAJ, Mareh H. p'''N'' - ''NS'
Tbs ERrsrELAs This fatal disease is still pre-.
ysiIog to an alarming extent in Vermont The last
St Johnsbury papers record thirteen deaths hav-
ing taken place from it during the past week.
HENRY CrAY-Mr Clay arrived at Louisville on
the 4th instant and started the next day for Ash
land
HASeKD.-The two slaves Of John Singleton, Esq.
convicted OF the murder Of Daniel MCaskll, his
overseer some time since, executed Co
lumbla, ) g., on Friday last
FsoM JAsAIcA-The Baltimore American says
We learn from Captain Waite OF the barque
Orb at this pert yesterday from Black River, ia
maica that the earthquake Of the 9Th February
which proved 80 destructive in the island OF Guada
oupe, was not felt ia Jamaica at all. Previous to
his sailing, Capt. w. saw dates from Kingston TO
the l2th ult at which time the OF the destruc
ton OF Point Pere, not known there"
SAP EsFEcrs MuLKRIsN We learn from the
Augucta Ne Banner, that no less than Tour mani
were brought the hospital in that place last
week, from town at the East who were made
insane by the Miller delusion.
RRLIeIous RKvrvAI.-The Belfast Journal
that far from 200 persons have been converted
IN that town the present winter, and the good work
is S i'll going
FRENCH BENEVOLENT sOCIETY-In cono
Il sith ne general
2eh December mber the French Benev