The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-15
Variety.

1AprorSrxkSrs nv THE GovKRNoR-Nsn York
Commissioners Of Deeds Samuel Osgoed, fhii,p
Mllssaugh, Rensselaer, Ten Brock, J WisIia
Waterman, Richerd s. Emmett, Henry G. Towner,
Daniel E. sickles, Daniel S. Gleason, Allen M
Snitien, John r FIsnesana Cornelius n DlssSsw%ay,
Wa Sidney McCoun, JamesP Howard, Cornelius
] De Witt, Theodore B. Myers, George E. Bald
win, Addison M Burt, Lorenzo B. shepard, Peter
Clinton Hsring, Wynkoop Packard, Edmund Fl
mendoH, Jr., Michael Burke, John NJ French, Geo.
c Anhon, John T. Doyle, Florence Mccarthy,
Cha Charles IS edward Shea, William H Wilson, ARCH
main Dillon, Henry p Wanmaker, Chss, G. Ha-
vens, William NJ. Allen, Bravton A. Campbell, An
drew Warner. James L. PHELPS, Henry G. Deiorest,
Isaac ri Fowsr William William Jan esn.o and Hsass
B. K!ssam. John Newhouse, Alexander M
Burrl. Theodore J. Martin, Theodore H m1
Austin, Isaac Adriance, John S Bates, Pierre -
Beebe, Cornelius Bogert, Tobias Boudi"ot, Wm:W
Campbell. James Constable, Samusl y Craig, Nor
ris NJ. Davidson, Geo Gibbs, Philip Hamilton, Hi
ram Hunt, Stephen B. Hutchlngs Washington Ju-
dab, Samuel H. liam, Isaac Labagh, james Lo-
zier, Cornelius Mathews, Napoleon B. Mounlort,
Joseph r. Pierson, Richard Reed, James J King,
Beverly Robinson, jr. John S. Woodward, Corne-
Inns :. Van Wrinkle, Amherst Wright, Robert F.
Winslow, Edg Ketchum, Thomas s. Somers, Jo-
sscph F. Learning. Welcome r.: Beebe, Joseph
l. u,
John II. II Halves j ohm c. Devereaux, jr., Thomas
Snowdes and John Bard
Notori.s Pablc.-John H. Lyle, Pierre M Irving
and Charles T.. Cromwell, re-appoinilnents Will
Edgar Logan, Daniel ]. Chattied, Auguetus Schell,
Robert b. Boyd, John McCahil, Jacob b;
Wood. Joseph S. York, Edward II Seely, Bayard
Boyd, John 7. Irving, Saml. f. Cowdrey, Si!ss De
Witt Robt: p. Pernne, Francis R. Tillou, IL; G.
Talman. Joseph c. Lawrence, r. B. Kmball,
George w. Qusckenboss. Charles H. Forbes, Chs,
c. Anderson, EphIaim P; Chafs, Cornelius Van
Antwerp, Geo. A. Brown, Peter T. Marseills. VII
liam Y Clark, Geo w. Mcpherson. George w.
Stevens, Thomas N. Campbell, Llewehn Jones', w.
Grsndn, Edward Davis, Richard F. Parlsen, Elijah
TookeI; wee Joseph Gntman, II, Wharton Griffith,
Van Wyck Graham, Henry W. Havens, Nathaniel
Dyett, John B Staples, William P. Dlsosway, VIM.
b Atkins, Calvin Balls. Gerardus Clark, Edward E.
CowIes David Doane, John c. Devereaux, j., Fran
els Domnick, Walter Edwards, David Higgins,
John ID. Hoyt, Ebenezer Jessup, jr., John d. Jones,
Frederick w. Leeds, Nelson Merrill, James Owing
ton, John B. Pgrroy, Lewis M. Rutherford, John G.
swan, Edmund Terry, Jacob r. Van Rensselaer,,
Thomas Walden, Joseph Wallis, Henry R. Win
throp Samuel Glover, Geo: F. Allen, Edw. D. Hall,
Francis J. Lipplit, Henry Sherman, Fred. Dibbee
Fletcher Smith, and Harvey A. Weed
Inspector OF green Hides and Skims-Peter Chivvis;
vice Zenas HYDE.
Inspector General of Stapes and Heading-Edward
Mahany; vice Francis O'Bren.
LAcHINE RIors.-On Monday night small parties
OF the rioters dispersed themselves The country
and LEVIED contributions as they went One party,
consstlng OF eight nine men. broke into the house
OF Mr. smith, at Cote de Nelses, and demanded his
arms; upon his denying having any in his possession
they searched the house, but without effect They
then asked for bread, but this not forthcoming,
and they Were compelled to decamp as they came.
The Kew: Mr.. Phean. accompanied by some men,
bers OF the ST. Patricks Society of Montreal pro-
ceeded to Lachine on Tuesday, and exaced pro-
mise from the contending parties that no more
ou,rages should be committed The arms were to
surrendered hear
mass. Ii Is 10 be hoped that have at length seen
al end 10 these disgraceful proceedings -Moatreai
Herald, March g.
EXECUTION AND REPRIEvE.-Henry Johnson was
executed to-day, according 10 his sentence, for hav
INK been concerned In the murder Of Major FLOYD,
In August last Mclean, who was condemned TO
be hanged at the same time for the same crime,
was not executed-the governor having suspended
the execution until Friday, the 18th Insist Louis
NcD Era March 3.
VILLAGE DESTROYED BY FRE.-The Charleston
Va) Republican of the 4th inst says-The steam.
er Lawrence arrived here on Thursday night, passed
The village OF Manchester, Ohio, at O'clock A.
M, on "Wednesday, the LIST inst. The village was
then on hre-some twelve fourteen buildings on
the street fronting the river burning which doubt
were entirely consumed.
Two STEAMBOATS, Losr-The Cincinnati Gazette
announces the loss OF the seamers General Pike and
Amazon. The former lost at Shirt Tail Bend
(Pneous what name,) had full cargo of produce,
cost at CincnnatI, In 1910, $50 0O0 and was fully
foot OF Ilpawerta Bar. Her engine and furniture
will probably be saved, but the boat and much of the
cargo will be lost. She cost, in 1882 $2l Co., and
is not insured
The Maryland Legislature has adjourned, the con-
stltution mItlng It's session the 10th INST No act
was passed tor dividing the state into Congressional
districts, and there Is, therefore, provision made
Tor the election of members OF Congress this year
No Senator OF the United States was chosen, and
tins important duly will devolve upon the Legisa-
ture which meets next December, In time for Mary
Ian to have her ull representation in the Senate be-
fore the active business of Congress commeuces.
SELECTION IN CLKvELAND-At the char;eT cleo
ton held In the city OF Cleveland on Monoay ldst
the democrats elected their Mayor and a ,naJorlty
OF the Common Council by handsome vote. The
wings have generally regarded this city as one of
their stronsholds.
HE JEWELL CAsE.-We stated the partic ulars of
this case while before the Supreme Couu DIT Wash
lrgton. The decision rs, that the judgment of III
Circuit Court, declaring the first marriage valid, is
reversed, with costs, remandlng the same for a We.
nlre facas so that the again come before
jury.
ONO RivER.-At Wheeling, on Friday, the River |
had four and half ieet OF water In the chsluei: |
al a stand, and clear OF ice. At Plttsburg, on |
Thursday there four and quarter feet of water
in the channel. At Cincinnati, on Wednesday, the |
navigation was In good order.
FRENCH BENEVOLENT sOCIErY.-Iu coufo, nifty
Win the resoiutisn ADOPTED at h.
Zh December last the members oil the French Benevolent
spec. M.
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