The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-18
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k.e Dominion, DIXON, Fly, FsnikneI Foster
Rankin, Had, Hopk ms, Hunter Lou, w.
ter. Putnam, hho1oes, Sco'h' '"N''
Ueratlo Miller and others, Plaintiffs IN error vs.
psfores Manic, Deft IN error Mr. :. w oersIo'
resumed his argument on the part oi Dei'' IN errsr
lane IS -Presentt the Lieut. Governor, the Chan
cellor. senators Barilt Bockee, Chamberlain, Cor
nrpg. Dsnniston. Dixon, Ely, Faulkner, Franklin,
q Foster, HARD, HOPKINS Lntt' fall, fSJ,er rnt;
Horaiio Miller and others plaintiffs in error, vs.
D-fares Nance, defendant Ia error Mr.. Gr'fna
resumed his argument tor the defendant IN error
UNI. ported proceedings OF yeserday-Wliier vs..
Manice 5 w. Gerard closed his argument
for the defendant In error. Mr. Geo. Griffln CON-
menced ter the defendant IN error
Trade OF The CANAL-The following is the
amount of tolls received at Pittsburg, during The
first SIX DAVIS OF June 4; 1905
In ls4S, SSVo! o.
sSsz-In isl2, "a" F"
Infav0r of prs''ntys0 ps ssa' 3 rr
EnIsrANrs-- The ST Augustine News says
party Of eight emigrants from Newark, New Jer-
eey, arrived at Indian River the rs h ult. In the
schr Mary Clark, from New York They landed
IA safety. and Immediately proceeded down the RI
YER Elk or eight miles from the Pierce, where they
purpose settling"
Trade OF ST.. LOUIS The ST Louis Democrat of
the Sd Instant thus reclpltulates the steamboat
trade ut the previous week
Fifty steamooas have arrived and about the
same number departed, during the week, laden
with produce or merchandise. OF the following
articles there have been exported, 800 hogshe ad and
81 tons Ga bulky OF bacon 1000 sacks Of corh
5000 barrels OF flour; 2OoO bales OF hemp ~ OOO
pgs OF lead 800 barrels and kegs OF lard 1900 bar
rels of pork 800 hogshead OF tobacco 1000 bar
RES and sacks vi wheat.
And ,h-re nave been imported, 400 hogshesds OF
bacon 1000 sacks of corn; 25(N barrels OF flour I;
1900 bates of hemp; % 600 pigs Of lead 700 barrels
and kegs Of lard GOO barrels OF pork 100 hogs
heads OF tobacco; $500 barrels aud sacks wheat
NAuvoo.-A writer in the St. Louis Gaz lite,
who le,siy visited Ntovo9, says he Was informed
BY the Mormon Prophet, Joseph Sm'h, that Ndu
WOO contains Is 900 souis. The temple has advan-
osd abour 10 OF ~ ert above ground and viii take
several o ve o to + L is estimated to cost
splendid building lnteudd for hotel, is in progress
oi ereCloa.
Ssventv Mormons with their teams and fraps mass
ed through our city this morning.
MARRIAeE QUESTION SETTLED.-We understand
The synod OF The Reformed Dutch Church by
vote OF is TO =, decided TO permit the marriage
with deceased wfes sister.
FREleHr TRANSPORTATION ON THE BosroN AND
WoRcEsToR RAIL ROAD. Th- quantity of rner-
chandise which was tram ported on the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road during the six months ending
on tn 81 OF May last, wa- 81 723 tons cwt OF
winch 1921 toas and 10 cwt CONSISTED of msr.
ch-Dui,e uaas nrt"d upw rds from PCS O A. and l3-
49l tons end IS cvt Of N 'cnandse brought to
Boston. o. this amount 8 81 tous consisted OF
IN -rchandsc TRANSPORT on the Roston and w orces-
Ter Railroad alone; Of which 1871 tons 10 cwr ~
merchandise conveyed upwa rds from Boston. N Ia
tons ~ cst were coaveved to or from the Wesern
X Al Road, AMI 2 73S roas cwt Ia or from h.
Norwich and Worcester Rail Road The smounr
OF merchandise downward from the Western Rail
Road 10 Boston,, the greater part OF which was
BROUGHT from Albany, 1922 tons II cwt in
VIII h were included l6 Gil barrels OF fl ,ur o.
The quantity transported To or from The Norwich
Rail Road, about one half consisted Of mer, han
dse Conveyed directly 10 from New York In
the downward transport d ion from the Western
DAD there was an Increase, compare dfwh the cor
lesPopdiug PERIOD OF last year, OF about 5000 ions
The upward TRANSFORMATION 70 that road was OF
about The same amount ss IN the former period viz
9331 tons z cwt I he whole transportation in III
six months ending May 81. 1872 was 26 6l2 tons Is
cwt: Increase IN the SIX m ,nths ct The present
wear, $40 tons ii cwt. In the number Of passen-
gers on Ii. road IA the last six months, there was
slgnt dlminution compared witn those of the
same period OF the precedi 6 year Boston Adc
The bowDoN ESTATE la the JUSTICES Court
was entered the action of The President, &c. OF
bowdon College vs. Robert c. Winthrop and
Amos Co'tlng, sor torcible entry en- the premises
al the corner oil Beacon and Bowdoin streets, Ia
Aprl last, cow commonly known the - disputed
territory" Counsel retained:-For coilege-Jere.
miso Mason, SIMON Greenleaf, G. g. Lorrg, r
Choate, b. +. hdlleu, B. R. Curtis, and p w
Chandler For the heir of Gov Bowdon-Dansi
Webster, franklin Dexter. w. c. Alwyu, ] r
Adam, andC z. Paine. The case stands continued
a. matter of course. and we shall probably hear
no more OF it 10 the Justices Cour-Bostam Posi-
Pleading THs BABY AcT-Jesse d. Bnght, the
Loco candidate tor Lieut.. Governor of Indiana
pleads the "baby act" to the charge of having
siRned-not a note-for that would have been
smsl mater-but petition for the recharter o; the
> Bank. He says he was about eighteen years
old at the time, and humbly repents Of the crime,
and Graves the forgiveness of the democracy. Do
pardon The indscreions of boyheod. and restore
Jesse to full or-Bufalo Com.
The LOST SCBooNER.-Masters of vessels from the
upper likes continue TO speak OF the spar of vessel
seen standing above water near the Betseys Some
supposed her TO be the Brewster which left Chca.
20 III May for this port, and others deemed il TO be
the Chckalonl, both OF which vessels have been
duunghe pas four days eastward of the Strairs
oound down. As soon as the upper lake feet now
corning down, get IN, the name OF the lost vessel
VIII doubtless be made known.-Brfaio Com
WREcKED.-On the 9th instant, small vessel OF
about .crty tons, cleared from Chicago for Milwau-
kir, with load OF -four, since which she has not
been heard from Pieces of wreck, however
have been picked up on the beach, and the conclu
Zion Is that she has been lost with al on toard-he
hands, and Henry CoDkliDg, d clerk of the Messrs
Carter, OF Chicago Cleveland Herald
WAELkr Her Malesy's armed steamer Mino-,
Cart. Foa came into port yesterday on her way TO
some Canadias Naval Depot on Lake Huron, the
name OF which we can neither spell, write or pro-
nOunce. She is The blacklist, dlrtleSt looking craft
we ever boarded, and her very hideousness is cal
culh ed 10 frighten on enemy.-Defron Laity I'D.
pnIisr
SrsKE.-The Charlottesville Ua Review Of
The 3o, says there has been general turnout Of all
the hands on the line OF the w sbssh and Ere Canal
nom Covingtoa to Lafayette Ii is said hat BE-
tween three and four h1ndred OF The laborers col
lected IA front OF the store-room OF M-ssrs Moore
head, Hail IL Co, at Granville, and de mapd.d the
payment or all arrearages, declaring al the same
time thai unless their wag g increased they
would quit the line.
DEATH BY LIeHrNING.-The Lycomine, Pa Ca
ze't- ennounUes the melancholy death of MIR aud
Mrs.. Ste wart, at their residence in Lycomng town
ship, on Sunday evening, the 4lh inst They were
engaged on Bonded knees, Offering up their devo
tons 10 The Supreme Being, when they we're struck
Dy lightning, and ins antly killed. -Four small chill
dren have, thss suddenly, been derived Of an af-
tecuonaIs sothsr and mother, and left the mercy
aud protection Of all-wise Providence Hsw
striking the sdmonitlon" Be We also re sdy, for We
know not whentts Son Of men cometh.'
During the storm on Saturday morning last, while