The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
nnneaIo News.

F~Corvr FOR THE CoRRFcrIoN OF ERRORS, Tuesday,
Aug % --Nehemish Rogers, executor OF Urae,e'
VS. A f. Hosack and Blunt, executors OF a no
sacx deceased. The decree OF the Chancelor De
afir ned with costs and interest on the gross sum
O. : 300 from the 81 OF September last Anthony M
Farley vs. Mindart Farley. Mr. W. ii. Seward
noved 10 vacaie the decree entered upon default.
The hearing postponed until Monday next-Abra-
ham PIERCE Stephen Gum Mr. H. Hogeboon
concluded his argument tor the appellant, Mr. ).
Stevens was heard Tor the respondent Mr. Hoge-
boom was heard IN reply. Decision postponed I'M
al the next terW.-The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, appellants VS.. the Mayor, Aldermen and
COmnoaaliy ct the city ot New York, respondents
Mr. Il ketchum commenced his argument for the
appellants
AFTERNOON SESSION The Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, appellants, VS.. the Mayor alder
men and Commonalty of the city OF New Nork,
respondents. Mr.. II. Kelchum resumed and con-
cluded MS argument Mr. David Graham was
heard for the northumberland TO o'clock
Tomorrow morning.-Aibany argus
THE WYMAN CAsE.-The Boston Post OF yester-
day contains the following piece OF news relative to
the action Of the jury in the case OF Wyman and
Brown -
PEEr INTO THE JURY RooM-In the case of Wy.
man and Brown of the Phoenix Bank, the jury
when they first ballotted, stood ten for accounting
Brown to two contra !; and nine for convlcti0g Wy
man TO three AT the second ballot the vote for ac-
quitting Brown was unanimous, and the vote as to
Wyman remained unchanged; but on the sixth bal
lot the vote for acqulttDg him rose from three to
fve, and there II stuck.
ay- This morning, as several bows we're bathing
IN the river, near the Atlantic dock, two OF them
carried by the current beyond their DEPTH and,
before assistance could be rendered, Edward, aged
about eleven years, son of Cyrus p. Smith, Esq, of
this city, was drowned son OF Lewis Tappan,
E,q near perlshing, when man, whose name
could not learn, plunged In and rescued HIM
ANY information in relation TO the body OF Mr..
Smiths son will be most gratefully acknowledged,
and all expenses paid by the afflicted family
Brooklyn Nttrs, dug. 30.
GROWTH OF Sr LouIs-The ST. Louis Repub-
lcan states that nearly three hundred buildings are
in course OF erection in that city Many OF them
are substantial and valuable brick edfices. Five
hundred houses have been completed In 81. Louis
this year, and, with few exceptions, they are all
built OF BRICK. Sixty of the houses now gong up
are foi stores, and have been built 10 supply de-
mand. Several indsome churches, commenced
this season, are ne arly completed.
SOMETHING NEW Three large steam machines
for cleaning out docks constructed by Messrs East
wick 81 HARRISON OF this city, were shipped by the
Canal Line, this day. for New York, from whence
they are Ia be forwarded to Russia They are con-
srGcled almost entirely ofiron, and this circumstance
presents an encouraging feature to our mechanics
inasmuch as we are enabled 10 send TO Russia our
mauuf tcure of the very article which she produces
so largely, anu for which we had hitherto depended
in great measure on her for our supplies Phil
AmsT.
WESTERN RArLRoAp-Receipts for the week ending
August 26h.