The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19


a Young woman named Austin, In The streets OF
East Boston, on Monday night last, by one William
q Glover. a OF the worthy constable OF that
name The villain struck her and otherwise injured
her severely, but did not accomplish his helhsh pur-
pose, owing TO the timely interference of some per
who were attracted by the young woman S
cries He was brought before the Police Court on
Thursday, and bound over 10 answer 10 the charge
Coon CuoicE Charles Francis Adams, Esq son
OF the Hon. John Quincy Adams, has been appoint
ed by the Mayor and Aldermen of Boston 10 deliver
the grafton before the city authorities the 4th oil
July neat.
Robert Treat, at Philadelphia from Santa Cruz; has
been arrested, charged with having assau ted Tn.
cook OF that vessel with dangerous weapon, ano
also with having used cruel and unusual treatment
during the voyage. He was held TO bail In the sum
OF $500 on each separate charge
The Nainfield Bank charter having been filled,
and officers appointed building has been purchased
on Main street in that village tor banking purposes,
and the institution is expected 10 go into operation
imm diately. Nathan Vail, wealthy member OF
the Society of Friends, has been elected President,
and Ambrose Ives, cashier. We understand that
the sleek is chic fg held by MIR. M. Y Beach, pro
prieror of the ~ Y. Sun.
The FORGERY IN DELAwARE-The Wilmine ton
Republican 1--WE are informed by lady
who just arrived from the West that Mr.. Jones 8,
the Delaware iorger and late Loco Foco ca ndidate
for Representative To Congress, was seen by her in
Brownsville, Pa, on his route TO the west and pro-
badly TO Texas. There are a few other we presume
who will soon follow.
CAsuALTY-The Delaware Republican statrs that
Mr.. Robert Denuison OF Mill Greek Hundred who
had been TO the fishery, was found insensihle
his team, on his way home last week He died
soon after he found Also Mr., Roben Lock-
hart OF the same place, was found dead last WEE k
supposed To have been thrown from his horse bis
wv from Wilmington.
REFusEp-The President has offered TO John r.
Thom-on Of Princeton, the Office of Charge
Portugal The "tf-r was made IN very compliment
II Tod hu
whose relations are such as 10 induce HIM TO de-
cline the station.
New SLoops OF WAR.-Preparatory orders have
been ls,ued commence building, early rs vrac-
tcable, a Fl ST class soop ofwar Al each Of Ma
w Yards VIZ: Portsmouth N H, Charleston,
Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Washington and Norfolk.
Skin all
NAVAL Court MARITAL AT NoRFoLK.-Com. R am
say, accompanied by his counsel, P. r. Mayo, Esq
appeared before the court on Monday, as we learn
from the Beacon, and before proceeding with his
defence, requested that his correspondence with the
Secretary of the Navy and Com. Stewart, might be
read. The court cleared for delbe ratien, and
upon being re.opened, the Judge Advocate inform
ed Com r. that the court had decided that he might
read such portions OF ashe deemed pertinent his
defence Com. r. then read his defence, which
occupied him about one hour and three qsarlers and
vhch pronounced to be a very able one. A
decision has been made, but not made public yet
FIRE FROM LIGHTNING During the severe thun-
der storm on Monday afternoon, the barn of Mr.
lightning
and together with the surrounding outhouses, COM
pletely destroyed.
A New DANsEUsE.-MdlIe Adele Dumilatre has
created quite a sensation" In London. The Lon
don Sum- describing her first introduction to an Eog.
llsh audience ,remarks:-"To the grace and inteec-
tuality of Tsglioni, Mademosee Dumilatre unites
the power and neatness OF execution of Fanny Els
ser. She is beautltu-beautiiul exceedingly-but
hers Is not
- The beauty MECHANICALLY bright,
Like the long sunny lapse Of q summer days lights
But that beauty still constantly changing what dies
From the lips to the cheek from the cheek eyes,
Hers is the beauty of animation-of expression
Her is tall-her form is auliless-a sculptor
might take her foT model OF the huntress goddess
Her dancing is indeed the poetry of notion
NAVY ORDERS The following were issued on the
IL h inst Captain ]. McKeever, TO command the
Independence +; Lieutenant Peter Turner, to the
Brazil squadron; Surgeon Samuel jackson, leave
renewed for three months; Assistant Engineer q
Thompson, to the Missouri: Passed Midshipman c.
X P Rogers detached from the Saratoga, and
waiting orders; Passed Midshipman George Wells
detached from Depot of Charts, and the Saratoga
Passed MIdshipman w. Reed. detached from the
receiving ship at Baltimore, and to the Depot OF
Charts.
TRADE OF ST. LouIs.-During the past week
trade has been very brisk, arrivals and departures
OF boats Numerous, receipts and shipments OF pro-
1uce, very extensive. Nearly fifty steamboats,
have arrived, and many departed, and all hea Willy
laden with freiRhts. There have arrived upwards
OF 700 casks of bacon, 40 barrels OF beef, 200
bales of hemp. $1,000 pigs OF lead, 5000 barrels and
kegs OF lard, 1000 barrels pork, 800 barrels whiskev
5000 barrels OF flour, and nearly ten thousand bar
rels and sacks OF wheat! There have been shipped
about 700 casks OF bacon, besides 30 tons in bulk .
$50 barrels of beef 600 barrels of -four 900 bales
OF hemp 2 $40 pigs OF lead. 1900 barrels and kegs
OF lard 500 barrels pork, 220 hhds tobacco, and
3, 100 barrels aud sacks OF wheat. Large quantities
OF merchandise have arrived and been sold, and
much produce (no, enumerated) has also been re
ceved.-Sf. Loxis Democrat 9Th inst.
IT,, 7, ;,
have recently been issued for putting afoat several
vessels now on the stocks at various stations and.
among Others, that OF the frgate Rarltan," lying
at the Philadelphia navy yard. This vessel has
been twenty two years upon the stocks, and was to
have been launched last May, but was then stopped
at the last moment, by an order from the Navy
Department, after the ways had been laid and
slushed, the mud removed from the front of the
wharf, and all the arrangements completed, pre-
paratory 10 knocking away the last block which
restrained her from her native element. From the
recent order to launch her, 1t ID presumed that the
authorities al Washington supposed that the same
sta OF readiness existed now, and that few DAYS
would be sufficient 10 execute the order Such
however, is not The case, and so the cOmmandant
oi his station has informed the department. The
mud, which had been removed from the front OF
the wharf, has fallen back to Its cid location, and
now presents nearly level surface. This will
have TO be removed, and we understand that the
machine tor the purpose was set in operation on
Monday Besides this the ways have become
Toughed, and will have to be scrdped and smoothed
There is also much inside work TO be put up, that
may be effected at greatly less expense upon the
stocks than when afoat: But matter OF vastly
more concern than all this Is the condition OF the
seams of her banking year ago she was iii
hne condition, calked and coppered, complete
The draught OF air through the ship house, how
ever, may have opened the seams to such an exten
that will require the removal Of all her copper
Should this be, it will prove serious loss, 90 il
canuot be put on again We understand q few
sheets are 10 be taken of, with the view OF ascer.
tanning her real condition. Ii would be shocking
catastrophe IT, after twenty years seasoning, at an
immense cost che should be put aoat to sink al the
wharf For the credit Of Philadelphia as anxious
as all are to see her afoat, we hope any such con-
expense OF time or further advance OF money. Ii