The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02
Domestts News.

CoLK. THE Bo~oS FoReER.-on Saturday, the
10Th, being the day assigned for examining the wit
nesses against Charles Cole. IT, for forsing the sig
natures of Samuel Mansur and Richard Martin 10
three notes OF hand Mr.. Cole was brought into
court by Mr. Coolidge, the jsier, but he consented
10 have me cases sent up TO the Municpal Court at
once. The bonds on each were fixed at S2009-
the same as IN the i've other cases. which were SINH
larry disposed of Ithe week before last Mr. Cole
was then rs'conveyed TO Jail. We understand that
he hiss succeeded in reconeilipQ his mind 10 his
probable tate, and very DESTROYS of an early Trial
mus lar ne has not opened his Inns in court, except
on one or Two occasions 10 whisper word or so IN
the ear ct has counsel. Richard Robins, TO urge
matters Through as quick possible Boston Post.
CHELssA WALKING PARK-GREAr WALKING
LATCH Time of Elworth's Sd twenty-iour miles,
On Ism IS; shortest time, one mile Ion lSs long
estume, Ism, ASS Time of Eworth's 4rh twenty
Tour miles 4s SSs; shortest mile l0m SSs.; long
est time, I'm, 24s
Third tventy-four miles time of Fogg's walking,
81 oil n, OILS shortest time, lin. longest time, lon.
2o..; 4lh twenty four miles time sh IAN 46s; short
est time, lin s.. lonsst time. l7m. los. Both men
In good tram, and feel we-gosto~ Mad
DEATz IN THE CARS Col. Hatch informs US that
NOT little sensation was produced in the train from
Boston on Saturday afternoon, in consequence of
the death Of an infant child of Mr. Michael ONe,L
OF Fall River, aged about ten months. Il sppea RI
that The ehtd had been previously indispesed and
al The time OF its death W as closely wrapped around
WIN blanket, the weather also being usually
warm, and IN this situation il was discovered 10
nave stopped Breathing in its mothers arms The
unhappy mother manifested the most frantic lamen-
taons OF inconsoable grlef, ind spon the arrival OF
the tram al Taunton, of the officers of the Rail.
road Corporation humanely procured private con-
Veyance tor the mother and her deceased child 10
tnrit res,dence at Fall River, free of expense
Ner Bedford Mercury
A SuccEsspUL SHTPNAsTRR.-The Newburyport
Herald says that Captain Charles NJ Bayey of that
town, not yet % wears OF age, who has made 70
voysges 10 Porto Rico, 81 OF which have been made
IN the capacity OF master, His voyages, out and
hone have averaged about 40 days; and the last
VOYAGE he performed in IS davs. During the whole
ume he has been master, he has never met with
serious accident, and never Except ia one instance
when he made small general average Of about
S7O) has he called on the underwriters for a cent
AVERAGE PASSAGES According to a statement
published IN the London Nautical Magazine, found
ed on the Custom House returns and shipping lists,
the average length Of forty.four passages OF vessels
from New York TO Liverpool, in the wear lS4, was
70 days-the shortest passage being Is DAYS and the
longest 80. The average of twelve passages in the
same year from New York TO London was % DAYS
the shortest being %, and the longest As The
average of seventy-four VOYAGES from New Or
leans TO Liverpool and London was 43 DAYS; from
Mobile the average As days; from Charleston
81; from Savannah 81; and from Phila delphla Is