The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-16


THESE Boys At ONE BIRTH We called yesterday
nj the dwelling of II kearney. No 20 South ST
Paul street, To see three babes all boys-born al
ont birih, on Tuesday morning. They are at fair
s'7p, and yell 10 do app ireniy, as Is also tbs
thrr on vh-m devolves the care o. this unusual
number OF respons,b lities" The Fourth Ward
boys IN high gee. affirming that " that Bar ner'
must now be given up We have cast round for an
ex use for delaying The ceremony Of giving up the
rag, but cannoI-ths wholesale accumulation Of
DE- ocrats IN the Fourth, rendering all further de-
muuiugs unavalllng - Rochestc, Adr.
DEATH OF GENERAL WAsnINGroNs SERVANT
The Washing on Capitol on Tuesday says -" oTe-
neral Washiogton's colpred rvant Cary, was bu,
ned on Sunday last, from Gieenlea's POM, ano
followed 10 the grave by a large NUMBER ei oiacks
He was, we understand, u The time oi ms death,
Ia years old, and was for number oi years
oster 10 Geu Washington, whom he served al the
passage o the Delaware, and III the battles OF Bran
dywlne and Trenton Old Cary was known and
respected By tysry citlzrn ~ TINS psace-he loved
The memory If y IS strIntic m lstef, and hum
bic mark al respect, MS birth day, fact every
mi itary pa;ade, wore an old shad-beisd uutorm
C AT aad d three cornered hat, with hug ok de,
who he said Washington gave him. O. these
occasions the boys us'd To collect around tim, but
1T ven r be app -araoce dlsarmed tn m OF all
tbonst'' Of mi Chi I, aud he was allowed the ho-
uoreb iva & az nobbhng IN the vi the mil
tdry, u.lncr whose projection he generally placed
hlmsrt
SaocE OF an EAsTHonAKE.-We were Yesterday
informed 10y Cap ain Scar, OF the shin Tyrone
WA c VI SSH arrived day or TWO since ON Hdyre,
t1at when 'ulring down near the south SIDE of 81
Donl go, severe shock OF earthquake was
ielt, satiTg the man a; The wheel, and oIsaTrang.
l. g matters in ;5e cooks galley. 1t was pleasant
weather II the ums, VITA a hgat breeze. The
Ca, ttiu of an English brig, SPOKEN by the Tyrone,
also reported the same incident-N. q. Rp 3rd
inst
The Army Private letters from England state
that than probable the destination of the
Us, Regiment, now under orders for the West In
DIES, will be changed II is the intention OF the
Government To send principally scotch reg ments
inIo Leland, TO preserve the peace -Aont,eul Her.
aid.
ARREST FOR FORGERY The Charlestown va
Free Pc-ss says -" Ga Saturday last, individual
nansd Leonard Klnsly or kngsy, who had been
for some weeks boarding in a rellred situation at
Harptrs Ferry, was arrested on The chaige OF at
tempting to convert public property TO his own use
by means of forged letters He was committed
by s. Wager, Eq. Tor forging the name Of Ben
lama Hoor Mas'TI hArmWoIer' TO letter sent TO
denrg laige qpaDtliy Of irol TO be mt IN the
NAM If tie y. ). m,ty, TO the care AMI orcer of
Geo g w Ellsworth, BaltlIno IRE, who, he stated
IN his letter 10 Ames, was head clerk In the u 5
Armury. 1t is sup osed u,y intend ID TO be III b al
umore IN hls assumed name Of &. w. Ellsworth TO
receive The lfol, and OF cou So 10 Sc speedily and
p cket the proceeds thus swndnng Ames vi of a
la gr quantity OF non. Letters OF the
racter were sent by hlm 10 j. w Edsy, of Rocka-
way, New jersey, VINO is also iran master"
The GROWING TOBACCO CROP As far as infor-
mtllUh can Dc SdtnercO, the next tobacco crop
must be a SHOT one. There is great complaint Of
the scarcity of plants, in almost every dire elton
The season Is late, ana the crop must be greatly d.
miushed-Richmi0nd Ing
FATAL ACCIDENTAL man named Van VIE, on
Thursday afternoon, whilst in u state OF inloxca-
ton, fell asleep under the Mohawk and Hudson
railway bridge, near the poor mouse, having both
his legs across the the track The afternoon train
from the west passed completely him, sever
ing MS legs from his body. He died almost i'm.
mediaiely AS he was lying in the shadow of the
bridge he was not seen by the engineer until
TOO late. The above facts confirmed by the
testimony before the coroner.-Ai5any Daily.
BuNKER Hull CELEBRATIoNr-lt is stated that an
swers nave been received from IS companies, &C
cepuGg Invitations TO be present al the Bunker Hill
Seieetdtion. From the Courier we learn that Col
White, OF Haverhii, Mass has the gun, hapsacS and
other accouremrnIs, thai were taken III the ballle
OF BUNKER Hn from British soldier, by David
How and we learn that h- intends TO bring them
all To Boston, 10 pe carried III the procession OF
17th lust. Mr. How died about n year ago. He
Was present Of the survivors ct the battle at
The laNlng OF the corner stone, IN 1926
FREsHIr.-We learn from the Pittsburgh papers
that iilere has been gTea' and sudden III the
waters OF Beaver fiver, occasIoncd by heavy rdns
Much damage had been sustained, aud part Of
the cs.iai einoarkment al New Castle carried away.