The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-20
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Cot-rr rov rHr CORRECTION or ERRoRs.-Noy
l9.-Canal Bank Of Albany VS. ,. spencer =, II
s stephens concluded for deiendsnt IN error SH vi a.
Reynolds was heard IN reply
FRr IN BrNcoMr, N C.-Flat Rock Tavern, in
the noted comfy Of Buncome, North Carolina ives bni
ed 20 the ground on the 9Th instent
FIRE Al RoxRrRY Yesterday morning, az about
O'Clock large barn occupied by Mir Charles Via, was
entirely destroyed by Ere together with Is cows,
grain supposed 10 he the work Of an nccndiary Loss
$1,000 insured for S5oo-BosOn Mail Nor.is
EARTHQUAKE IN CANADA.-Our city contempt
raries last night mention that shock of an eaTthc.
quake felt the 10th inst at Cap Sane. 1t is reprd
scented 10 have be- OF severity and 10 have Taste
about half minute.-Quebee Mercury.
ANOTHER EARTuouAKE.-A heavy shock OF al. an
earthquake felt in Maysville sunday night the
9eth ult, about 10 O'Clock. So says the Eagle
TRAVEL AND BUSINESS THROUGH THE WiNTtRic-
The Harrisburg Union says the packer ooas a i1l
instant Passengers will be conveyed through the win
ter by railroad and commodious stages Di the Ohmpes
burg route to Ptsburg in forty hours by the morning
line and ortyseyen hours by the evening line There
is also good daily line Of stages on the northern route
nue. 10 run until prevented by the ice so that consdera.
BILE quantities Of produce may be sent through the canal
before The navigation closes
TERRIBLE DIsAsrER.-Three inhabitants of the
township Of Godmanchester named Barnaby Barclay,
Charles Kelly and -- Curry, returning home
from disposng Of their butter &C. Beauharnois, when
crossing the river the upset and they were
drowned. The canoe bottom upwards was found next
day at Knights Point Lake St Louis, near where the
&c.-MoHTed Herald Nor. 10.
ARREST OF CONTAMINATION couerie-
ers, named William III. Creagh, John McLearty
Charles Jasmin, and William Frerant brought into
town yesterday along with their dies and other apparatus
for coming Mexican dollars and lodged in Jail Great
praise is dne TO MesSrs. John Jones' Charles Searnes,
James MeAuey and Simeon Marchcssault, of St Hya.
cnhe for their cNorions in capturing them They found
the mint in the township OF Fanham-MOntreai Herald,
Nor. Is.
MISSISSIPPI WooL-We were shown the other
day, in the finishing room of the MiddleseX Manu-
featuring Company, in this city, most beautiful piece Of
black cashmere, the wool of which raised the
praries in Mississippi We informed by Mr. Law
renee that the wool was among the finest specimens OF
American wool he had seencertanly the cloth was
the most elegant have There we think
he but little doubt that this country, before many years
will not only be able 10 supply manufactures with
wool but that vast quantities viii be exported TO England
such fine species OF wool be raised in Mississippi
State in which sheep remain without shelter all the
year round where land cheap and pasture always YER
dent what ia to hinder this country from becoming the
greatest wool growing country in the worldthe west
and southwest in particular We look forward to that
day with the most perfect confdence-LopeH Courier,
Nor. 10.