The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-31

mad" coudlne the Inauguration with its webb) say
don't like thai fellow, Bennett, but must read
his paper-he ~ the hrst 10 convey TO US the least
thing which transpies OF interest or mpor;ancs; and
like the venerable Mr. Richie, we call upon, and
look to you Tor ''iacs for the people" Trusting
that your recent absence has been of service TO
your health, and that II may have 30 frightened
your vision as that you may continue TO do what
SO ably you have done, anticipate the future,
am yours, &c.
LATEST FROM CANADA We received two mails
from Canada last night. Our Montreal dates are to
the 2Sth instant.
[From the Montreal Herald, Oct 2s.l
The Kingston mail of yesterday brought US reports
| of the proceedings in the Legislative Council and
House OF Assembly. on the nights OF Tuesday and
Wednesday last. The debates were OF little inter-
est. In the Upper House desultory conversation
regarding the Geological Survey OF the Province
took place.
In the Lower House rather an angry alteration
occurred upon its being discovered that Mr.. Bald
win, IN the bill 10 enable religious denominations
to hold lands. had thought proper to nickname the
United Church OF England and Ireland, the PRO
testant Episcopal Church"-justfyng the PAL
try mpertinence on the grounds OF preventing the
Church OF England from obtaining paramount
or dominant influence"
The Kingston correspondent of the Que bee Ca
zette mentions that the seat oil government is to DO
left an open question after all. Some attribute the
sudden change to the receipt OF dispatches from
England and some to wish on the part OF the
Governor General TO have the question considered
The Halifax mail brought us our usual files yes
terday. Prince Edward Island shows evidence OF
discomfort. IL is in contemplation to hold a largo
meeting at Chsrottetown, on the Court pronoun-
cling judgment in the case of d. Mclean, Esq, M.
p. p, tor publishing libel on the government
ANAccoMpLIsHRp SwiNDLER.-A stranger Of gen.
teel exterior and most prepossessiDg manners ana
address, entered the store Of Thomas M. Martin,
merchant tailor, on Saturday last, and bespoke
had n OryY0
taken, and desired that they should he made by
Tuesday evtning He gave Mr. Marln his address
George Brooks, at French's Hotels" and farther
informed Mr. Martin, that ne was from Bamorc,
his business in Norfolk being to establish his brother
here in the dry goods business, and hat ne wss
then in search OF suitable sore tor him: Wen
in due time the clothes were 6aished, and " Master
Brooks called for them the morning alter, wed
sdav, al sunrise, soon as the door was open
ed. Mr.. Martha not in, but the boy IN attend
ance took the responsibility OF delivering mem 70
the gentleman, upon his assurance that ne wished
to take Them TO his lodgings TO Try them on, and
would call and see Mr.. Martin precisely at nine o
clock Shortly after MIR Marin came in, and hear
ing Of what had passed, sharply rebuked the lad tor
delivering the clothes IN his absence, and fastened
IL the hotel, where upon lOquiry, It turned cut mat
| George Brooks was among the missing, Ne having
risen be fore Gay, and wa k-d on WIN MS vdiise,
without settling hisI f. u further appears. that no
hurried over 10 Portsmouth, on Ewing MT mar
ms store, and either took The Steamboat IcH na'i
more or lhr railroad cars tor the South. boin ~
which started that morning about o'clock No
such name al George Brooks, however, was entered
the railroad office IT is hoped that this notice
will be- published extensively, TO guard the unwary
tradesmen and the whole public, against the swind-
ling praciIcrsot this ehrewd impostOr He Is about
tory years OF age, five ie-t tea or eleven inches
high, and very well made as well ss good look
ne fellow-ot light comrexion, with sandy hair,
but without whlskers,' moutaches, or beard q Ia
gO,t Norfolk Herald, oct. 27
GREAT Loss by FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA very
destructive fire broke out yesterday morning at half
past six o'clock in a large four stored building in
Quarry street below Thrd street. II was used for
manufacturing purposes, and belonged TO Jacob
Senlf. who owned also the steam engine. which
floor was occupied by w. H. Oils, as a turning shop;
The second by Taylor, whose business Is IN at Of
a calico priut ensraver This gentleman was by
tar the greatest sufferer, on account OF the costly
value OF the large stock OF materials which he had
on hand. The upper rooms were occupied BY Mr..
Seniil a reed blind mandatory. The fire is
supposed to have originated from the furnace con-
ne ced the engine, and it is thought that it must
have been communicated to the premises during the
early part OF the night from the tact, that when dis
covered it burst apparently from every part OF the
interior. The adjoining houses on either side were
saved through the exertions OF the tremen. The
building insured TO the amount to $780, by the
Fire Association Insurance Company; none OF its
contents were insured. The whole amount OF pro.
perty destroyed IS presumed to be about xlO,OW.
PhHa. u. s. Gazette, Oct. 30.
AANoTHER FIREMEN's Enthusiastically (Sun.
day. morning, as the companies were returning
from the fire in Quarry street, the Schuyhill Hose
Company had proceeded as far as Chestnut near
Eleventh street, when the Philadelphia engine
overlook them and attacked them. After most
dsgraceful scene, the engine company took hold of
their rope and proceeded towards the house, when
The Hose company renewed the attack, and rushed
towards the eng clubs and other missiles.
The engine men retreated in haste, and left their
apparatus in the street. The hose men took possess
sion of the engine and dragged it down to their Qhe
hose) house in Locust street. We give the state.
ment from one who saw nearly the whole of the
disgraceiul procedure. He added that there might
have been some wrangllng previously, leading TO
This outrage but knew nothIng OF IL. Since the
above was in type, we have heard rumors OF bru-
ial conflict between the members OF the Good Will
Hose and Paramount Engine Companies, In which
several of the members OF the latter company were
injured, and their aCparatus taken from them by
their OPP one hts Phuad. GAG. 30h.
Naval DsPoT. &c Capt. AoHms and Lieutenant
Johnson, U. :. N, arrived here Monday last 10
esume the examination aud survey OF our harbor,
with reference to the location oil the naval depot
md dock yard. Capt Rosseau is hourly expected,
when the board will be complete and commence
operations - M'mpiis, Tenn Appeal, OF 20.
A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND REUCHEs wholesale
end retail, cheaper than house in the trade, T.
oi the BoweIy, south side
p dors county miner. would do we'll call and save
thirty the d Iia.
A ShBURTON SAlCE-For snrichius Soups, Fish, Poui-