The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-03
nou,esfic Nsws.

The Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty Of the
civ of New York, ads. James Bailey ct al.-Mr.
Joshua A Spencer continued tor the defendants.
Ralph smith ct al ads. Lewis NJ. Sdndtord.-Mr.
Heron wss heard for the defendants; Edwd Sand.
ford Tor the plaintiff; Mr. Heron IN reply
SUPREME CoURT, ROCHESTER, October 80, ls43.-
Freeman Wnsns et al. ads Ja5ez II Gilbert, She
riff, &c Daer was heard for the defendants;
VIM. T. Allen and j. A Spencer for the plaintiff;
Mr. Duer IN reply Stephen Luce ads. Christian
Bacsle ct, n al Spencer was heard for the De,
reply The People vs. Fralicks.- VIM F. Allen
YVES heard for The defendant; VIM. Duer for the
g,slnnr Mr. Allen in reply Benjamin NJ brown,
Bank, Defendants in Enor.-C. De Wit was heard
tor the plaintiffs in error; Mr.. Scheil and Edward
Sanotord for the defendants in error; Mr.. De Witt
IN reply,
IMPORTANT VERDICT The case of Palmer and
Hamilton. OF New York, va the representatives of
the late Rober Oliver. which has occupied the al
tenion OF Baltimore court tor nearly three weeks,
WIS submitted 10 the jury on Thursday The ver-
diet slves to the plaintiffs the principal claimed, viz:
$1,000, with eighteen months interest and costs
making IN all $40, 1893 IS
EARLY les 1t Is worthy Of remark, as evidence
OF the early severity OF the weather during the pre-
sent season, that Ice OF considerable thickness
found yesterday morning IN all the ponds and places
OF staenant water In and about this city.-Wash.
Intel. al inst.
WEATHER IN CANApA.--At the time of our gong
to press II IS blowing gale from the eastward, ac-
companled with snow. II commenced this forenoon
about Elk inches. The frost last night was much
severer than we have yet experienced this season
The beach, tins morning, was covered with a thin
costing ui ice, and in still water II had formed 10
thickness of upwards OF half an inch. Winter vehl-
cles, we perceive, have come into partial use -
quebec GAG 9th Oct
Snow IN OnIo.-We had quite fall of snow last
night, and this morning the trees with green leaves
bending under its weight, presented quite novel
appearance, This will pass very well for mid
winter day. Columbus Ohio Statesman, Oct "a
OHIO RIvER.-At Wheeling, on Tuesday, there
eight and halt feet of water in the channel
MeRR OF The ABDUCTION. Wilmington Re-
publican Of yesterday gives the following addition
al particulars;-" This case was examined before
Justice McCaulley, Oct 80 The facts appeared to
be as follows WIN. II. Schroeder, journe yman
shoemaker worked for and boarded IN the family
of Mr. Hagany, shoe merchant. The young lady
was in the habit OF trequenung Mr.. Hsgany's. She
is young, only Is or 10. Schroeder contrved TO in
duce Der TO go 10 Philadelphia marry him. She
did sol they went 10 two or three Minister'S who
refused TO marry them without her parents consent
At The last mIGlsier's there was considerable con-
versatlon She had never seen marriage ceremo.
ny performed he [Schroede) told her they were
married, and they since boarded lii the same house,
until found and arrested by High Constable Moody,
IN Phtade phia, on Monday morning last. He is
man ct 10 or 30 years OF age, and has wife and
family IN Frederick, Nd. He was committed in
detsut OF ban In $500, Tor further hearing, to an
swe, the charge OF abduction, &c"
Son STABBED BY HIS FATHBR.-The Warrenton
Va) Flag OF '9S, says: =" 1t is painful duty TO
10 have to record the melancholy affair." caused by
1ntoxIcatlon, which took place last week near
Washington, Rappahannock county Smith Oder,
while under The influence OF alcohol, drew from his
pocket knlte, and inflicted three dangerous
wounds upoG his defenceess and unsusiectIng son.
Young Oders Just rlpening into manhood land now
lays fined to his bed, his lite despaired OF. His
father is lodged IN the county jail of Rappahannock
there 10 await his trial for this unnatural conduct
We are well acquainted with the unfortunate sire,
and know MIN to be, when sober, kind husband
ana affectionate father. He says he does not re-
collect any thing about the circumstances what
ever, man,iesIs deep sorrow for his unconscious
chine, and foemny AYERS, should he regain his il
perty, (Which we hope he mey,) never again 10
louch dropo ardent spirits D"
SHOUTING BURGLAR IN ALBANY We take the
following from the Albany Atlas of last evening -
We have been informed that an attempt
mace last night 10 enter the house oil Mrs. Thorpe,
No 2is Broadway, which was rather Unexpectedly
frustrated. The villains eadeavored, usual, TO
cut The glass OF one OF the windows with dla-
nlond, when the noise awakened MIR. Roggen, q
nephew of Mrs Thorpe, AT whose window the rob-
bers were al work, who fired at them with one OF
Colts revolving pistols. Inc shot or shots, for re-
port says Mr. R. fired more than once took fleet
upon one of the men, who was Immediately carried
utt ny his comrades. Blood was found upon the
Window sill and In the YARD, but could not be traced
further. Slace writing the above, we learn that
man, named Ashley, who keeps drinking house
on the pier, was missins this morning. man VINO
vas IN COMPANY win MIN last night Is now al the
Police othce but nothlng satisfactory can be elected
from him. He Gays, he thinks Ashley was drowned
m the rver, tor he ard cries short lime after A
lttI The room, wnsre they had been playing domi-
hoesiuT d long Time.
GREAT ROBBERY IN Boston Yesterday after
noon, Mr.. GIlett, proprietor oil the Neponset aud
Quincy stage, took package of $4,000 from the
Suffolk Bank, in bills of The Quincy Stone Bank, TO
carry TO The latter bark in Quincy. He placed the
package usual TT the Dor No. Elm street,
whence he received il, and placed under the seat
III 'front.' OF the stage. On arriving at Neponset. he
took the fares from the passengers leaving the pack
age su under his box. When he arrived al Qun-
cy on opening the package at the bank ltwas tound
TO contain nothing but pieces OF brown paper nicely
done up Ia the same form with the bills, In imitation
OF he late Milbury Bank affair. These are all the
PARTICULARS as lar as they have reached us IL Is I'M
csssary TO and that not the slightest suspicon al.
taches 10 Mr. Gillstt. reward OF $500 10 offered
for the recovery OF the money and the conviction
oil the thlet-Boston Maj. Nor. J.
DARING BURGLARY AT RNeoEs On Saturday
night last Mr. Williamson, the keeper of the tavern
at Rlngoes was awakened by hearing some per-
so0s talking IN another room OF his house. He
called out to enquire who were there whereupon
one 81 them entered his room. AS Mr.. w. raised
himself 10 look at the man, the latter struck him on
Inc head with the stock OF pistol and Knocked
hlm back into the bed. The burglar then seized
Mrs " williamson who was trying to escape from the
bed, jsmmed her head against the wall, and thus
compelled her, TOO, 10 lie still The villain then de-
msnded OF Mr.. w llamson where the $1,000 were
he had received few days before. MIR. w. replied
that he had net received any, and had but $40 In
the house. q" Well,' said the other, 'tell me
where that Ii" Having been informed where the
money was the fellow went and got it; and then
tod Williamson that If he had known he had but
$40 ne would not have come for it. Mr. William
son said to him, "Wel, then, you may as well
give II back 10 me ;; but the fellow sale his accom-
pieces would hurt him, If he should do that; aud
then went eff. We learn that clue has been
fosnd yet to who the burglars were, of whom, it
Is believed, there were three or iour-Trenton, ".
j. Gazette, NOp !.
MORE LYNcHING III ONO "A colored man.
named Mcdonald, employed by come Kentucky
Shareholders, at two dollars per day. to ascertain
the station and route Of those who make II their
business 10 run slaves to Canada, was lynched
short tlmc since by the coored people of Spring
field, Ohio. Their sable honors formed lynch