The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

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Thompson and Jackson but owing to the vou,h of Nc
Govern, acquitted him. The sentenc "a them each
to the Penitentiary for year. ' ''0A
RO5bing a Boarding House.-Henry Wells . n,..h
fellow tried charge OF grand larceny for teal
gold watch knives and forks spoons &c valued A.
sos, from the boarding house Of Mary s. siber of as
Chambers street, the 2st OF September. The gold
watch and all the property except the spoons found
by confession OF prisoner. The jury found him guilty
and the Court sentenced him to the State prison for
years
Trial of Frank FayGrd-Francis s. Faysrd was tried
for pic king the pocket of Nicholson C.. Devereux of
wallet containing promissory note valued $3.50 The
accused by the complainant at the window Of
Mr. Coleman in Broadway and after he missed the
wallet The dated July 30 1886, and was run
Mug on interest Mr.. j j. Butler testified that he
we're standing in front of Colemsn's window and he saw
Fsyard lingering at the pockets of Mr. Devereux and
companion standing with him. When they left, witness
asked Devereux If he had lost any thing, and
tanning that his pocket book had been stolen they fol-
lowed the accused and arrested him Mr. Dsvereux ties.
titled that the drawer of the had made verbal pro-
mise OF renewal OF the note thus preventing it from be-
ing deDarred by the statute
The jury returned verdict of guilty, and the Court
sentenced him to the State prison Tor FIVE years.
The Petit Jury were then discharged for the term.
The Court adjourned till this morning at IL o'clock
TRINITY CHuRCH.-The following articles were
deposited on the 10Th October, in the mason work
over the front windows OF the belfry in the tower
No IAN American half cent, from the Post Office for
ls4s No 2An English farthng of the reign Of George
ID l749 found under elm tree in the grounds Of Miss
Emery, Exeter. NJ H. No 3-An arch Episcopal coin of
Cromabus, Hungarian preate celebrated Tor the
in converting the Turks A. D., 1909. from Columbia
College No "A medallion of the opening Of the Eric
Canal, from the city government. NO. "a New York
American for Tuesday, Oct. IL, ls43
Witness especially on the part OF the English arthing
George Cayley Ditto OF the American half cent
Thomas X.
Done by the consent Of Mr. URjohn, Architectural Pro-
mier of this magnificent and solemn church.
The SYNOD OF New YORK AND New JERSEY was
organized on Tuesday evening, In the LIST Presbyte
ria, church in Newark, after sermon from Acts
H. "a. by Rev Mr. Cheever, by the appointment of
Rev George Plerson moderator, and Rev. E Sey-
mour of Boomingfeld, and William Lewlsof
Brooklyn, clerks. The Synod accepted an invita-
Ii on to visit the American Institute In New York
on Friday morning.
The Synod Of New Jersey Gold SCHOOL, convened
on Thursday afternoon at Newton, N. J.
The New York Synod, consisting of the Presby-
teres OF Hudson, North River. Bedford. Long Is.
land, New York, and I'd New York, (of the old
schoe), convened on Tuesday evening at the Pres.
bbyterian Church. corner of Grand and Crosby ss.
The annual sermon was preached by DR.. Potts. az
ter which DR.. w. Dickinson, of the Canal street
church, was chosen moderator, and Rev James
w. Henry, and Jacob Green, of the Bedford Pres
bytery were chosen secretaries.
From THE WEST INDEs-The Nassau New
Provldence) Gazette of September 30, has some
account OF violent storm, increasing when the
paper was put TO press which, 1t was feared, would
not pass away without leaving tokens OF its power.
September being the last of the hurricane months,
and having reached its last day without bringing
storm, il was hoped that the island would escape
altogether; but on the morRlng OF the Goth the wind
began to rse and at 10 o'clock a squall came up,
attended by thunder, lightning and whirlwlnd, or
slight tornado. Several fishing boats lying at an
Choir of the town were driven from their moOrlngs
and much injured; but as yet no further mischief
had occurred The tide had risen to considers
BILE height, and broken over the abutmens. The
Gazeite's closing remark is, " il now blows a severe
hurricane from the South West"
The inhabitants of Heneauga were suffering from
drought, and were almost destitute OF provisions.
Supplies to be sent for their relief from New
Providence
A defacation of $4,000 had been discovered in
the accounts of the treasurer at Grenada who had
recently died. Twas feared that still larger
wouiu uc wanting, n further examination of his
books and papers.
NAvAL.-The U. 5. ship Warren was to sail from
Norfolk on Tuesday for the Pacific station She
was under command of Joseph B. Hull, Esq. Capt.
Brevoort, Marine Corps, to command Marines on
Brazil station, goes in her as passenger.
Annexed is letter received from the sloop of war
Dale, just arrived at Philadelphia -
We have just arrived from thr Pacific Ocean, af.
ter three years cruise in those seas We have Vi
and G s rS 0 Bsz ya:
ay, Sana, Lambayeque, Payta, and Tumbez in
Peru; Puma and Guayaquil, IN the Equator; Pana-
ma and Tobago, III New Grenada San Francisco,
Santa Barbara, and San Diego, IN Upper
california; Mazatlan and Guayamas, in Mexico
During the three years ABSENCE we have been FIVE
hundred and twenty days at sea, and sailed about
'xty thousand miles over the ocean. We took our
departure from Valparaiso on the LIST August. In
sixty seven days afterwards were up with the
Islands ot Bermudas, within some seventy hours
san OF New York but It was the seventy eighth day
we mi 10 Hen huht
Two French Fngates were al Valparaiso, with Sc
zen or eight hundred troops on board, destined to
garrison and COLOMBO the Marquesas, and other
stands in the Pacific, of which the French have ia
Ten possession
Commodore Dallas had not reached Lima the
Uh OF June, on which day the frigate United
'andwch Islands The Shark was in CaIlao, the
,elef had not arrived from Mszatlan; the Erie
II VALPARAISO Tor Callao on the Is h July.
oyrrcERs OF rHE DALE.---Thomas A Dornin. Esq COM
lander; John M. Berrien, Domnick Lynch Thomas M.
Leutensnts; n. c. Barrabino, Surgeon; PHO
,hite, Purser, John L. Warden Acting Master; John
II. Smith L. Beard w. F Davidson, l.. NJ Mason, R.
alton, and H. c.. Hunter, Mdshipmen; r. Simpson.
oatswain; II Lindsay, Carpenter; g. Thomas ssilma.
Ell w. Bright, Gunner John Alexander Purser's Stew.
RAILROAD FROM Detroit TO BUFFALO THROUGH
ANADA.-The Toronto Examiner says: "We have
cen informed that a company OF American capt.
ilsts have entered upon preliminary arrangements
Or the formation of railroad from opposite De-
-ot to Fort Erie, or some other advantageous ter
minus opposite to Buffalo. We understand that
Vim. Hamilton Merritt, M. P P has been address
d by the company, and that he has promised them
is strenuous support in the Provincial Legislature
the procuring OF the necessary authority to enable
lem to carry their project into operation We re-
ice 10 hear of our igbbors entertaining such
sposltlon towards Canada, as 10 lead them to the
vestment Of their capital in public work Of such
st importance to the rapid improvement of the
is of the strongest proofs which
uld possibly be afforded OF the happy change
1ich has been wrought in our political condition.
e are too poor to do these things for ourselves,
d certainly it is consistent with our interests, to