The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08
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CHEROKEE INprAws-Al the Bills and Joint re-
solutions which passed both Houses and reached
the President believed 10 have received his sig
nature, except lhs POINT resolution directing pay
commissioners under the treaty with the Cherokee
Indians MAI. Int. ..,...
SUPREME CoURT OF THE USITRp STATES, March 4
1913 No So William Minor ct ux., plaintiffs
in error, VS.: T. Tillotson, The argument OF the
motion 10 dismiss this writ of error was continued
by Mr. Walker against the motion, and concluded
BY Mr. Webster IN support of the same. No ~
The Bank OF the United States ct al, appellants vs.
David Peters heirs ct al The argument OF this
cause was concluded by Mr. Sergeant for the appel
lants r.I..Ea
THEATRIcALs IN MEETING HOUSES The Nashua,
n. H., Telegraph has the following paragraph -
The Reformed Drunkard." comedy with inns
title, which has been performed at Manchester
Concord, &c. with good success, VIII be periorneu
at the ifniversalist Church, in Nashua on Monoay
and Tuesday next II was written by DR. Robinson,
the temperance lecturer, and Is Perlorniru Py a
company OF young gentlemen OF Meredi'h' IL Is
very highly spoken OF.
The lvhtnin' roared the tn under flashed.
And granny's teapot went to smash
The rain IT whistled the wind ii poured,
And daddy laid down in the corner and snored!
COMMODORE PORTER We are informed by a
kinsman of Commodore Porter, that letters have
been received from him. dsted 25th December, at
Censtantnope, informing his relatives that he was
then enjoying his usual good health.
BANKRUPT LAw.-The whole number of petition
ers under the Bankrupt Law, in the District of
Maryland, was four hundred and ninety.
THE SEnucKR LErEvRK-The New Haven Pal
ladum publishes a communication from Minis
ter OF the Gospel" which says that the Mr.. Lefe-
vre, who recently seduced an amiable young girl, is
but was deposed from bis Office BY the Association
OF the Eastern District of New Haven County, of
which he was once member, while resident tor
two or three years, OF North Madison, CT. The as
~ he.
warned the community against MIN, at the time =
he was deposed for committing adultery Hartford
Times, March 6.
TOUCHING INCIDENT We witnessed an incident
yesterday afternoon, OF amost noble and benevolent
character little girl about seven years OF age,
was sitting at the corner OF Washington and State
Streets upon small pine box, with basket by her
side containing some half dozen apples, which she
wss patiently waiting To sell, though her little form
trembled from head TO foot with cold, which was
most severe AT the moment the little half clad
object met our eye a boy not more than eight years
old, dressed in the richest stve of the day, 10
an unusual extent, stopped before her, and taking
large rch kerchle from his own neck, tied il snug
ly about hers. and trpped away before could
REGAL him We should like to know the generous
little fellows name that might publish II. The
letters II E were wrought on the kerchief Be-
slowing trItie on the llte girl, we her on her
way home Let this chlld's charity prove
ample tor those who are older.-Bosio's Bay State
Democrat, Saturday
the following statistical facts respecting the her
IN that CITY for the past month";" TIL has been the
coolest February for the last "A years, with the ex
ception of February, 1896, which was one degree
colder The average OF the present month is Is deg
above zero. degrees colder than the average tor
February for the last q years. and the quantity OF
snow f5r the month has been u laches-more snow
than there has been any February for the last IS
years. and the ground has not been bare of snow
during the month, which is unusual rcumst nee.
For the winter months of December, January, and
February, the average has been 81 degrees nearly
the same as the average of those months for a num-
Der fyears"
MORE MILLERisM-Millersm is likely to do some
good well as evil. An old ladv al the west part
OF the city, we believe, dispensing literally from
large property, TO all the poor she can find Her
deeds are doubly charitable this severe cold wea-
ther.-Boston Democrat
New ARTICLE OF EXPORT The Acadia took
out on her last trip 20 tons of ice.
A CoMEr.-A gentleman from Braintree, of a
highly respectable character, informs us that yes
terday, about noon, the inhabitants of that town
were armed at the sight OF large heavenly body,
resembling comet, IN the south part of the
sky-dnd having a train or tail of considerable
length, 1t was clearly visible TO the naked eye for
the space OF nearly hour, until lost in the space.
II was also seen yesterday, we understand. The
Portland Advertiser OF this morning says seen
at that place at noon day.-Boston Mer. Journal