The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-28

iuSe oi tnem. Vu8erly tbey are only TWO great
mill dams, and in painting they only pear SO;
but the effect they produce on the mind, from their
magnitude, Is indescribabIe.
We have a host Of Yankees, either in the
gunshot of, to see Mr.. Governor Thompson You
never saw nor can imagine such set of people;
but they are great fun gave them a review yes.
terday OF The 93d regiment in kits which delighted
them not little guess l overheard ons Of them
say, 81 guess these Rrtishers do it Almost az hand
some as the Buffalo Citizen Militia - Another said
e tome; me today, meaning presume. psy me the
very like our old Hickory Uackson,-'you downs
them everlasting locusts OF place.goels, and wont
stand no up but your own party pretty true by the
by Yesterday On Inc balcony 1 sbid lazy lay
Mamma, CAN'T bear this Upon which mamma
looked daggers at her, and said, How can you talk
80 before the Governor! You should say, cant
tolerate this Such ia their delicacy OF language
What it is, practically, you may imsgine from the
circumstance of my bed rooms opening on balco-
ny that is common to the house, and there ID not
young lady in the hotel who does not walk w, and
down, staring into the window OF my room, winch
Is about eight feet square, every morning whist
am going through all the processes OF mysoilet."
CITY Intelligence.
SUPPOSED DRsERrER FouND DaowNED IN RowBoAr.
coroner held inquest yesterday ut the house of
Mr. Jones at the foot OF 10th street. the body OF an
unknown man, Who was discovered by laborer named
Patrick Sweeney about yesterday morning In
Iowboa off shore dead with his head hanging the
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sers and fishing tackle alss couple thick coats,
glazed fatigue cap, and straw hat The deceased
with dark hair nclinbg to gray. He was dressed in
black rock coat and pants, thick vest checked red and
white shirt and brogans In his pocket pledge ticket
of Simpsons found and letter without any address,
which read an follows -
'DEAR THOMAS =
You left here in avery singular manner and I havo
been almost distracted There has been much excitement
about you. saw SERGEANT Moore this morning and he
say ii you will return to morrow will all be looked
over hope for the sake Of your heart broken mother
and your own reputation, you will return.
The jury returned for verdict "that the deceased
unknown found dead in row boat, but bywhat
he came to his DEATH the jurors are unable to do
AccIDENr.-The Coroner held an inquest at No l2S
Laurens street. the body OF Charles Hall, native
Of Vermont about 40 Of sge and painter by trade
OF FILLING from scaold rugged in front Of the house No.
207 aurens stree board upon which he was standing,
having broken and he falling the ground distance.
If - feet He was taken up in Of inssnsbilty,
end carried to his house sbout oclock shortly after the
accident happened end attended by several ply
was ascertaned to have been the cause OF DEATH Yer
PolIoE Nsws-Nothug of tho slightest interest
red at the Police Office yesterday.
Jonathan Burr appellant Sarah Burr, by Smith,
respondent g. W. Barker was heard for the appellant
Mr. Samuel Stevens was heard for the respondent.
KEY WEST We find the following paragraph in
the st. Augustine Herald of the 18th instant. May
not the recent revolution in Spain have prompted
the movement here referred to9-
We are credibly informed that within short time
British brig OF war, entered the hsrbor OF Key
West, and without communicating with the shore,
proceeded to take survey OF that port. The Bril-
fish Consul went on beard and was informed by the
Commander that he had been ordered to survey the
harbor by order of the Admiral on the Halifax Sla-
ton, and that as soon as he could make report,
there would be aconsderableforce assembled there.
Inquiry was made of the Consul whether he had
heard of an insurrection in the Island of Cuba
These are occurrences and are seemingly porten-
tous. What the design of the British government
may be in this particular remains to be seen; but her
rapacty is well known, that we cannot doubt she
has design upon the Island of Cuba. We have re-
Gently heard that regulations OF the Cortez, IN
relation to the Island of Cuba, favoring certain Of
the English fanatics in their peculiar views, are
about to be promulgated, and the move made by the
British Admiral may be in contemplation OF some
turbulence in the Island, of which that government
knows well how to take advantage. Key West
is an important position, and shoudbe fortified for
many reasons. In the possession of hostile power
our commerce would suffer exceedingly. 1t would
be well for our government order there immedl-
aely some of Naval force to that port to coun-
teract any Entertainments upon our national rights
or domain, for who knows what a day may bring
forth.