The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-23


PsrrnoN TO THE PRKspESr-lti is reported that
rvthtrresoiafon adopted at the late meeting OF the
boiiionlsts in this cy, crescent petition TO the
Chlef Magistrate, requesting hin TO tree his slaves,
has been forwarded oy The chai man oil the COM
niitee in leter, with reques, or an interview,
in orierto explain the matter clearly TO the mind OF
The President Mr.. Tyler II Is said, has not noticed
the muncalon and probably vetoes both the
DIES "A the memorial, and the request OF the let
~ Ter, bv sience. Ultra measures of this nature
should rec. their reply in kind; and if no notice
be taken OF n eiitonary document, II should MOI
be retarded as uliralsm OF ncvilIy'-bost0"
Transcript.
RIOTS Ar BEAuHss The inquest upon the
bodies OF ths parties kilcu the late not al Beau
hsrnos winch was convened by Mr. Jones, on
Wednesday, closed Friday evening, when the
oOwiag verdict wa sSsn by the jury W who D ws5s
his dutyas a magistrate was justified in ordering the
commanding officer 10 fire with ball cartridge on
MOI, comprising upwards OF one thousand persons
who were collected on the Queens high road, oppo-
site Grants hotel, Parish of ST. Timothy. county of
Dlwie. Miles higgins Thomas MMannus, Bernard
Gormley, aud man to US unknown, were killed
and therefore render verdict OF lustihabe homl-
cde-Monfreai Gazette, I7th inst
HleHwHY RoHnrRy AND ATTEMPTED MURDER
We learn from Mr.. Hyde, OF the Troy and Albany
Albany Express, that man, whose name Mr.. II.
could not give u.s. was found on Monday night on
the bank of the canal between Patterns tavern,
on the Troy road and the toll gate. The man on
bel taken TO Patterns, stated that he had arrived
in this city on Monday evening in the Empire, put
his baggage shsre, intending TO go west; but on
some account not explained, he was carried TO Troy
in the Empire. Not finding stage at Troy to bring
hun TO this city he started foot, and had proceed
ed as TAR as the place where ne was found when he
the canal. The man states that he perfectly
sober at the tme and that his suspicion tails upon
an o whS Ts in bs fish and fg0sssd f . f aTs
he pulled out quantity OF money, among which
were several gold pieces which he has but little doubt
the person he suspects the robber This man
followed HIM from the ferry, and was close in his
rear when the blow was struck, and must have seen
], done If he did not commit the act himself. He
has not been seen since: The police, however, to
whom from description given he is well known, are
IN search of him-Aibany Daily I'D.
THE WARREN TRAGEDY AeAIN-The trial of Jo-
seph Carter r for the murder of the Cashier family
has been set down tor the next Oyer and Termner
in Belvdere, which convenes on the I'D August
The Court Cudge Nevius presidng) instructed the
Sheriff properly concerning Intercourse with the pr
soner. He Is TO see person except his father and
mother, wife and children and brothers and sisters
companled by the Sheriff, or deputies by him ap
pointed His counsel, for obvious reasons, will be
permitted TO hold unrestricted intercourse with him
All other persons be rgidly excluded; and if
any other relative or Trend shall wish to commu-
nicate with him. ii must be by message, and such
message be open 10 the inspection OF the Sheriff or
his deputies.
hseems most probable that more than one person
must have been concerned in the tragedy, and we
hope the good people of Warren. who have exhibit
ted apraiseworhy sensbility this dreadful case,
will IN respect relax their efforts bring all the
circumstances to light.-Ne,cark Daily Adv.
LEGAL DEcIsIoN-A case involving the coustitu
tionallty OF the tax imposed by the Legislature of
Louisiana on all passengers arriving in New Or
leans, to support the Charity Hospital, has been de-
cided IN favor OF the law by one OF the New Orleans
tribunals
FASHION AND CASSANDRA.--Mr. Long, the owner
o. the celebrated mare Cassandra, has Offered 10
run her against Fashion, two mile heats, for 5000
or $4,000. Tae owner OF Fashion refuses,
ever, TO allow brr 10 run less than four miles.
NAvAL.-The United States ship Marion Lieut.
commanding Brent, bound to Boston, dropped down
to Hampton Roads yesterday. The Marion being
very foul below since she sunk al Rio de Janeiro,
has been ordered round to Boston by the Secretary
OF the Navy, Tor the purpose OF cleansing her, and
only takes nifty men 10 navigate her under charge
OF her first Lieut.. Brent, Commander Armstrong
a
United states brig cambridge, Lieut.. commanding
Johnson, OF the home squadron, bound a cruise
got under way from her anchorage off the Naval
hospital, and Proceeded down 10 Hampton Roads
Norfolk Beacon ?fNh
NAvAL-The U :. sloop of war Levant, Cop,'r.
Hugh n. Page, dropped down to Hampton Roads
yesterday. 1t uTit rstood that she is bound the
Pacific
The u S. brig Bainbndge, Lieutenant Command
ant Jones, OF the coast Squadron, also dropped
down 10 The Roads yesterday atternoon.-Nor5oLk
Herald, Doth,
Tue UNIoN.-Ihe United States steamer Union
yesterday between . and 10 O'clock passed the
wharves from the Navy Yard Cooper's Point,
and then returned 10 her moorlngs She had about
two hundred persons on board, and was viewed from
the shore by considerable number of SPECTATORS
She not fast boat certainly, at least her speed
before the city than from three and a
half TO four knots-U S. Gazette, 2la inst.
STRAW BONNETS AND EdBROIDERIES,
BELOW COST.
MISS FY GODEFfOY will sell, for some days only,
invited call at 3fs Broadway opposite the Carlton
House. i'll 2wsr
y PHILLIPS, Merchant Tailor, tae Of Astor House.
~ bresgwa Impressed with the of