The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-29
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nef Health CommissionerM. K Zabriskic was heard for
the plaintiff IN J iumphre and j. W. Edmohd''
for defendant IN error
RAM TR,,1. IN MAINE-The Belfast Signal st ateS
that al the last term of the District Court IN that
town Benjamin shaw OF Frankfort, who had been ndct'
ed for pretended cm6ezzlement OF the properly oil the
ter was found guilty, and coinmted but his attorney
moved arrest Of Judgment lie was permitted to give
bail and 90 large The Brooks rioters were acquitted
ANOTHER MURDER TRIAL.-James Williams Is
TO be tried Mary's county, Md the 2:h OF next
month for the murder of his wife
ANOTHER DEFAULrER.-The Elmira Republican
states Thos Maxwell the treasurer OF Chemung Co
is deaulter III the OF $3.50 He has gone to Illinois
JUDICIAL DEcIsIoN.-The Supreme Court OF
Louisiana has decided, in the case OF Cotton Us.
Brien that in action OF debt for slaves brought into
Aississppi merchandise and sold since 1888, the
clause the Constitution prohibiting their introduction
good plea in bar This decision said TO correspond
with that OF Judge Sharksy, OF Mississippi
LICENSE LAw.-The Supreme Court on Saturday
made an important decision under the license law.
Dennis priscol had been complained of before mags
trate alleged violation that law and Tor OF
committed TO Jail to take his trial at the next
OF the Court OF Common Pleas in December. He
was brought before the supreme Court upon writ of
ha5ea corpus and after hearing that Court decided that
had no right 10 commit bind over any one
upon complaint for violation OF The license law The
proceedings against such offenders should be by mdct-
men or by qi tam Observation-Disclosures Journal Nor ~
The ARNOLD RoBBERY--ln 1871, James Arnold
OF Chaulauque county, robbed, on the SYRIA
Railroad Of Sll ,OuO. His creditors however, be-
eyed that he had been robbed but had secreted his
menced against David Hurbert the person whom
Arnold sold his store, and obtained judgment against him
for the amount OF AS debts under plea that he had con-
spred with \. to cheat them. Under these judgments
they took from him all his property amounting TO Sl2
the Arnold was robbed, and that there
collision between him and Hurlber This is hard
Arnold aud Hurbet lost both their property and reputa
ton, and whether either Of them have any remedy is
doubtiul.-Binshampton Republican.
SERIOUS FIRE-At Madison, Indiana, on Tuesday
night last, the packing houses OF T. l.. n +. ID.
II.
err Wharton were destroyed by fire Loss about wen'
~ thousand dollars.
FIRE AT LUBEc.-A fire broke out on Sunday eve
ming at the Plaster Mills OF j. Fowler. We under
stand says the Easport sentinel that the cacined house
and about casks Of calcined plaster destroyed
The loss estimated at about $500.
FIRE AT LYNN-The new and beautiful building
called Sycamore Hall, near the Lynn depot, was
burnt on Saturday night The fire took from the cooking
and discovered about halt past eleven having pro-
badly been burning hour This hall was built by sam
ue Seans about Jour since at Of $4,000
and insured by the Mutual Insurance for $500
oSton Bee.
COLLEGE RIor.-The Bardsown (Ky) Gazette
of the 18th instant, SAYS "A dsgracetu riot oc-
Cured among o the students of ST. Joseph College
last sunday evening during which property
destroyed, and personal injuries inflicted upon
Of the professors Six OF the youngsters ap
pretended on sunday night, and conveyed to prison
where they lay until Tuesday evening they then
brought before the police Judge, fined Tor roting
Upon giving bail Tor their appearance at the March
court they released by the town authorities.
None lhe rioters belong either TO town
State.
SUFFERING HUMANITY " Dung Whtemore, who
escaped from his sick room in a deranged at
Calais, Me- several weeks since, and who has been
found since, although he in the neghboring
woods by several persons still said to be alive
derng about the woods wild state Several persons
in Calais that his tracks have recently been in
been found but still more so, that he should have
lived exposed long time Why is he not caught and
taken care OF!
BRAKEMAN KILLED ON THE WESTERN RAILROAD
lNK~.rA rtIalA hral. ~
Western Railroad suddenly killed of the
bridges little west OF Worcester Wednesday last In
an unguaded moment as the cars were going under the
bridge he probably stood up and Knocked off be-
tween the cars. Two other brakemen have been killed
this spot, in a similar way. MIR NJ aged 81,
of good character and has left afflicted
one child, TO mourn their loss
EFFECTS or RuM.-An Irish woman was burned
TO death at the house of a man named Berridge,
about six miles from Detroit, the Pontiac road, last
week She had whiskey carousa with the wife OF Ber-
ridge, who when found, lying the fire almost
the same room.
ANOTHER SEDUCTION BY \ PARsoN The Rev.
L. Reed, late pastor OF the Presbyterian Church III
this village brought before the Champlan fresbyte
~ Tuesday last upon the charge OF seduction and un.
christian and improper conduct The trial continued
three entire days anu evenings, and alter most painful
and impartial investigation nc convicted on all the
charges, and deposed from the ministry The victim OF
seduction girl only seventeen years OF age, and
member OF his church. But iorbear TO remark upon
enormiy the defence disclosed by the Witnesses
our church mourns our community suffers, and mercy
itself weeps such exhibitions of the depavy poor
human nature.-Piattsblrgh Republican.
CoUNrERFEIrER ARREsTED.-O Officer Straton yes
terddy arrested person named Charles Harris for
passing counterfeit money. He attended the theatre
Thursday evening and passed five the ticket box and
three the saloon above stairs. In making change for
the latter the counterfeit discovered He took the
money back, and made Off In the morning he found
board canal boat. Previous TO his arrest, he
into the cooks and deposited S35 in bills sundry
the bills were upon the Albany Exchange Bank" Har
ris is from Canada.-Roch. Dem.
RHODE ISLAND RED ASH CoAL.-We have been
trying some OF the Red Ash Anthracite Coal, mined
at Portsmouth, r. !. and find it to be fine article. Ii
burns freely and gives intense heat and at the price
which offered IN the market think it exceed
ingly economical-Bangor Wing
Coal TRADE on THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CA
NAL.-The transpoItion of coal from Cumberland
10 Georgetown, under the recent arrangement entered
into between the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
and the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Company has COM
meDced We understand that few days ago the first
cargo forwarded to Georgetown and thence shipped
for New York From this time, therefore, may date
the beginning Of the coal trade of Allegheny, which,
though small at first destined after the canal is compile
ted 10 grow into rapid Importance Many of the citizens
of Frederick have within few weeks past put up CRATES
for the of the Cumberland coal which they expect
get by Of canal under the arrangement the
Point OF Rocks and thence Frederick by the railroad
Frederick Herald.
SAVANNAH RACEs-OGLETHoRPE CoURsE.-The
first race yesterday was for the purse of S100-two
entries-mile heats, which was won by McApins b. h.
crockett Time-lst heat, On. Second heat, I'm IS.
Mr. Pickards Lucy Long contendcd for the above purse
The second race single heats was won by Mr. Lovels
RICE Planter whose competitor was Mr. Laens IN. Jane
Tonsel Time 90.
SAVANNAH R1vER.-The Hamburg Journal of
Wednesday last says-"The river has got up some
three feet within the last few days Steamboats, arrive
and depart with Our wharves each side of the
river crowded with cotton bales be shipped by
steamboats,
STRANGE INHaEIT ANTS. The st. Augustine News
contains the following interesting statement We
shown, day since, oentpedt about inch
and half in length, elected under the influence of
emec from the stomach of lad in this city the time
OF its being thrown of, il dead. A short time after
second cenhpsd three inches in length alive and kick
ing, was thrown up II is question of niceness TO
determine the mode of entry, age and duration of these