The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-29

SENTENCE OF II. C. TAYLOR FOR ABoRTTov.-in
noticing the sentence Taylor last week the Elyrla
Atlas says His pearance humiliatng in theex-
IRENE Around him were those who had associated with
him in former days and had placed implicit confidence ia
Amwho had listened TO his moral insiruc,ionsto his
preaching but who now were listen 10 his sentence
vile criminal lie came into Court with his head down
guilt depicted in his wreck OF greatness
fearful warning for all to shun the paths otempaiion
and vice Upon being by the Judge If he had any
thing to why sentence should not be not
guilt was too plainly visible-too deeply felt-thc
not S Sea p SssI grossly Selad and Us penalty cVu%
are arraigned to receive the sentence of the Court
of an attempt to procure an abortion TO the
the laws You have plead guilty 1t therefore becomes
the aut oil the Court to pronounce the sentence OF the
turpude oithe offence 1t is one of most aggravated
character You first committed the moral crime Of sedue
the crime against the law with which You stand Charged
There is nothing which III the least psates your
You have had the advantages education YOU have
associated with the learned and yrtuous and above all
your high professions Minister OF the Church. leaves
you excuse for this outrage against both laws of
God and man. You were moral teacher, educating 9th
ers enforcing preceps with the greatest apparent
sincerity and tervorand yet your hypocrisy Of the
deepest and blacklist hue You violated unmtgat.d
manner, those vital principles it your duty to teach
and obey II necessary that the outraged law should
satisfied 1t does not punish for the sake OF punish
ing it has double, Iotier object. The Court
you be imprisoned in the jail Of the County one year pa,
ine Of 5000 and costs OF prosecution Taylor p.sd
guilty to three Of the indictments for stealing and was
fined five dollars each with the costs of prose-
cuton. The other nine were noifedC.spednd Hcraid,
Ftb.22.
CuNARp MAIL SrEAMERs.--These excellent ves-
sells have performed their trips with great regular-
ty speed and safety The transmission OF the letter bags
has likewise been made with great punctuaty, and
merchants have always been able to calculate with
all packages Of goods by the return steamer
correspondent informs that exception to this regu-
gect or Encouragement lie s,ates that several letters
sent by the Hibena her last trip, January Ist have
reached their destination and what renders the ccum-
stance more Mysterious is, that newspapers delivered at
the rostoice with the lost mslad letters hive been
received in England This facts proves that the letters
sent to the office in due season. The question then
arises they put into the mail bag here and did
the mail officer deliver at the Office in Liverpool the
number bags that he received hsre These questions
being answered in the affirmative would fix the blame
the Liverpool Postmaster unless indeed, which is not i'm
possible bag may have been left by mistake in Hall
fax Be it as it may il certain that there has been pol
pable and objectionable neglect somewhere and most
certainly behooyes proper authorities to inquire into
it, and that merchants not again subjected to
loss and inconvenience by similar neglect Boson Cou
rier, FEB ~. a- i,.t
AMERICAN CONSUL. ABscoNDEp.-We find the
following not very aattering notice, in the 81
Consul at this port has absconded appears having
ceeded in making his way into the affections Of
minus He has gone 10 Penns yvana where this act Of
repudiation will ente him to brollerly reception.
This will Rerhaps be caution p to people here with
suasive influence. 1he editor OF the Morning Post had
the seals Of Office handed over Kim pro tenn, previously
to the elopement Of the prior"
SCENE IN THE MIssIsslprI LEGlsLATuRE.-A letter
rom Jackson to the Vicksburg Wing, dated Feb
sh says About II O'Clock the cry q FIRE was raised
in the street. and member Of the House rushed into tho
aisle, and in stammerng voice said MI Speaker
the Capitol Is on fire. Here general rush Tor the
door, and every body went tumbling for the street Al
to the President The Capitol is fire. to which the
President replied The IT is"-and lett his with
the speed OF grey hound. believe il nothing
thnn the SCOT burning In one Of the chimneys.~ 81
ACCIDENT IN ALRAvY.-We regret TO learn that
the Hon David r. +. Jones met with serious sc-
cdent yesterday afternoon which fear may deprive
his constituents and friends Of his Legislative services for
he fell and broke his left leg, midway between the knee
and ankle. Being the mansion Of q. w. stanton.
Esq, he was conveyed thither, and having reeei'e
prompt medical treatment, is doing well.-.9rgts,~yr
MOVEMENTS or Politicians Ete'undsrstan lett
Buren, accompanied BY Commoaaa few days with his
TOWN tn yss sasy aS NEW ar Fs1a ~ ae5
son. Mr. s. FL an ar sI TIERS Mrs Graves, mother
A r,s .aiatipg Misssssippi treasurer, has prayed
Of permit her son 10 return TO me Stne anu
o. An account OF his il Office It is thought hat
e may turn states evidence. and let some very mfor
ant secrets out OF the bag lu 'rp tntsTcrni
Or.p AeE.--Died February llth, at the residence
his son, North Woodbury. township Bedford eo"h,y,
PAL Henry Kiisr revolutionary soldier Of l770 who
ad attained the age of hundred and ten years and SIX
months. -a---- y i..titfI .is is
ELECTION IN NEw HAMpsHRE.-The State elec-
in New Hampshire will take place ON the "a
n March The wing candidate for governor Is Anthony
,oby the democratic candidate, john H. Steele a lE
Nrw Anruro OF Exronr.--The Hibcrnu stearn-
err takes considerable quantity Of ice from the fresh
Pond msnuactory, article Of luxury and comfort 10
John Bull who cannot chrystaiyse IN anRee IVY, '
imifaf of
RonAS CAruoric CHuRcn CASE IN NV Or
Of the Church Wardens the bishop, the Judge Of the
Parish Court rendered his opinion on thc exceWions
against the PLAINTIFF and put the case ont OF Court IL
will be carried to the supreme Court 81 lrf ..gsN
AcefpEyr TO THE BRITANNIA. The Britannia on
her voyage to Halifax, appears TO have met WIN
tract OF letter from passenger ON Board the Britain
MA Halifax, Feb is+4-lWs left Boston on saturday
the 3d and on Sunday encountered heavy gale In which
great part OF steamers buIwarks were stove IL We
are lying in harbor here and the gale still
expect TO leave for Liverpool in four hours The bnn
MIA noble sea boat, and performed admirably gufftrh
Fr,t.tr TnarettrRs There is a lady in
Chareston who has crossed the Auan,onny t%e rs. h
pond FORTY times Smart wmmin, The husbani was
captain of the Victoria, il we mistake not ''i go
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PURSE TWlsTs--Freneh English aud Dcbn. 'hi'eaA'
TTSSlLSEVEo,E nsres,1y saa Chenille Cords. " '
piiRss M1s9,od' Silver aud stl Beaas.