The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-18


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Horauo' Miller and Others, Plaintiffs in error, VS.
Deiorest Nance. Deft IN error. Mr.. ]. w, Gerard,
resumed his argument on the part OF Dett In error.
June 10 Present, the Lieut.. Governor, the Chan
cellor. Senators Barll {, Bockee, Chamberlain, Cor
ming, Dsnniston, Dixon, Ely, Faulkner, Frank lin,
Foster. Hard, Hopklns. Lott, P,au, Porter, Put,
nam, Rhoades, Rost, Varian, Varuey, Works ana
Horaiio Miller aud others plaintiffs in error, VS..
Deiorest Nance, defendant IN error Mr, oI'nin
resumed his argument Tor the defendant IN siInr
Unreported proceedings OF yesteIday-Mlller vs..
Manice Mr. s w. Gerard closed his argument
for the defendant in error: Mr.. Geo. Grimm COM
menced for the defendant In error
TRADE OF THE CAsAL.-The following is the
amount of tolls received at Pittsburg, during the
first six days OF June (;
.-st In lS4S, sooo. %
ESFrxIn lsaa, taia4 81
lnfavor of present year, sels 81
Phiia. Legr.
party of eight emigrants from Newark, New Jer-
sey, arrived at Indian River on the 18th ult in the
schr. Mary Clark, from New York. They landed
in safety, and Immediately proceeded down the, RI
yer six or eight miles from the Pierce, where they
purpose settling"
TRADE OF ST. LOUIS The St Louis Democrat of
the 3rd instant thus recipltulates the steamboat
trade OF the previous week
Fifty STEAMBOATS, have arrived and about the
same number departed, during the week., laden
with produce or merchandise " the following
81 tons Tin bulky OF bacon 1000 sacks OF corn
5000 barrels of flour; 1000 bales Of hemp; 1900
pigs of lead 900 barrels and kegs of lard 1900 bar
rels of pork 900 hogshead of tobacco 20OO bar
RES and sacks of wheat.
And there have been imported, 400 hogsheads OF
bacon; 1000 sacks OF corn $500 barrels OF flour;
1900 bales Of hemp 600 pigs of lead 200 barrels
and kegs of lard GOO barrels of pork 100 hogs
heads OF tobacco; 500 barrels and sacks wheat.
NAuvoo.-A writer in the st. Louis Gazette,
who lately visited Nauvoo, says he was informed
by the Mormon Prophet, Joseph Smith, that Maui
contains Is 600 souls The temple has advar-
ced about 10 or 20 feet above ground, and will take
several years TO finish it II is estimated to cost
from $500 600 to 100000. The Nauvoo House,
splendid building INTENDED tor hotel, is In progress
OF erection.
Seventy Mormons with thsir teams and traps pass
ed through our city this morning
MARRIAGE QUESTION SETTLED.-We understand
the Synod OF The Reformed Dutch Church. by
vote of Is TO %, decided to permit the marriage
with a deceased wife sister,
.AsFREIGHT TRANSFORMATION ON THE Boston AND
WORCESTER RAIL RoAD.-The quantity of mer-
chandlse which was transported on the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road during the six months ending
on the 3lst OF May last, 81, 723 tons 6cwt of
which 1921 tons and 10 cwt. consisted of mer-
chandSe transported upwards from Boston and IL =
49l tons and l6 cwt of merchandise brought IN
Boston. OF this amount 9,S4I tons consisted of
merchandise Transported on the Boston and Worces.
ter Railroad alone; OF which 1871 tons 10 cwt OF
merchandise conveyed upwards from Boston; 20 lib
tons 10 cwt. were conveyed to or from the Western
Rail Road, and 2,73S tons cwt. to or from the
Norwich and Worcester Rail Road The amount
of merchandise downward from the Western Rail
Road TO Boston, the greater part of which was
brought from Albany, was 10, 1872 tons II cwt 10
which were included 1871 barrels of -four or
The quantity transported to or from the Norwich
Rail Road, about one halt consisted of merchan-
disc conveyed directly TO or from New York. in
the downward transportation from the Western
DAD there was an increase, conparedawith the cor
responding period OF last year, of about 5000 ions
The upward transportation to that road was of
about The same amount as In the former PERIOD viz
1851 tons cwt The whole transportation in the
six months ending May 81. 1872 was rs SIP tons Is
cwt; increase IN the SIX months of the present
year, ITO tons ii cwt. In the number of passen-
gers on the road IN the last six months, there was
a slight dmnution compared with those OF the
same period OF the preceding year.-Boston Adv.
The BowDoIN EsrArE.-ln the Justices Court,
was entered the action OF the President, &c, OF
Bowdoin College VS. Robert c. Winthrop and
Amos Co,tlDg, sor forclble entry on the premises
al the corner OF Beacon and Bowdoin streets, in
April last, row commonly known as the disputed
miah Mason Simon Greenleaf, G. G.. Loring r
Choate, B. +. Halletl, B. X. Curtis, and P. w
Chandler For the heir of Gov. Bowdoin-Danie
Adam, and c G. Paine The case stands continued
as matter OF course, and we shall probably hear
more of ii in the Justices Court.-Bostan Post
PLEADING THE BABY Acr.-Jesse d, Bright, the
Loco candidate for Lieut.. Governor of Indiana
pleads the "baby act' 10 the charge of having
sgned-not noe-for that would have been
small matter-but petition tor the recharter OF the
u. :. Bank. He says he was about eighteen years
old al the time, and humbly repents OF the crime
aud Graves the forgiveness OF the democracy. Do
pardon the lndscretions of boyheod, and restore
Jesse TO full iavor.-Bufdlo Com.
The LOST ScHooNER.-Masters of vessels from the
upper lakes, continue to speak of the spar OF vessel
seen standing above water near the Betseys Some
supposed her TO be the Brewster, which left Chica-
go in May for this port and others deemed ii TO be
the Chckalon, both of which vessels have been
seen durnglhe past four days eastward OF the Straits
bound down. As soon as the upper lake fleet, now
coming down, get in, the name OF the lost vessel
will doubtless be made known.-Bufdlo Com.
WRECKED.-On the 9th instant a small vessel of
about forty tons, cleared from Chicago for Mwau-
kie, with load Of flour, which she has NOT
been heard from Pieces of a wreck, however.
have been picked up on the beach, and the concu.
sion is that she has been lost with all on board-the
hands, and Henry Conklng, clerk of the Messrs.
Carter, OF Chicago. Ciepe,and HyaLd
WARLKE-Her MaJesty's armed steamer Minos
Can't. Foa, came into port yesterday on her way to
some Canadian Naval Depot on Lake Huron, the
name OF which we can neither spell, write or pro-
nounce. She is the blacklist, dirIest looking craft
we ever boarded, and her very hideousness is cal
cula ed to fnghten an enemy.-Detroa Daily Id.
Uertisr
A SrR1KE-The Charlottesville Qa1 Review of
the Sd, says there has been general turnout of all
the hands the line of the w abash and Erie Canal
from ,Covjugton TO Lafayette. 1t is said that be-
tween three and four hsndred OF the laborers col
ected In front OF the store room OF Messrs. Moore
head, Hall ~ Co., at Granville, and demanded the
payment or all arrearages, declaring at the same
time that unless their wages were increased they
would quit the line.
DEATH BY LIGHTNING.--The Lyconng, Pa. Gs
zette announces the melancholy death OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart, at their residence in Lycoming town.
ship, on Sunday evening" the 4h inst They were
engaged on Bonded knees, offering up their devo-
tons 10 the Supreme Being, when they were struck
by lightning, and instantly killed. -Four small chill
dren have thus suddenly, been deprived of an a.
tectlonate father and MOTHER and left to the mercy
and protection OF an all-wlse Providence. Hew
striking the admonltion- Be we also ready, for ye
know not whehtbe Son of man cometh.'
During the storm on Saturday morning last, while
Mr. Evinger, Of Floyd county, Indiana, and another
young man were in d stable, horse near them was