The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-22


usi advantage any other at that time would in
my OPINION have been bad surgery and worse than use
ess You then left the the hands of the gentle.
nan 10 whom properly belonged. who with other me-
Nc friends has been sost faithful and unremittng
At O'Clock the wound was received after some hours
to the surprise of all came At 81 O'Clock
saw Air. Cochrane The wound then infinitely exa.
mined and simple operation performed which wheth,
essential or otherwise, could not been properly es
ed as scarcely possible You had also hurried TO render
service IN your power, and did aid with your I'D.
Thus, in my judgment you did all that was necessary
and left undone all that improper
Your friend and obedient servant,
J. c. HALL NJ d.
oENrENcE OF LIEUT.. TANsrIL.-This officer, who
mas been found guilty Of ''causng to be published
In newspaper in Florida, a scandaous letter, con-
tanning reproachful and provoking language con-
corning Lieutenant Mclaughlin" has been sem
fenced as follows:-
THAT the accused Is and shall he suspended from the
for and during the term of three from this
Day upon half that isupon half his pay proper being
erai orders. by the Secretary of the Navy"
The sentence has been approved, and executed
by the Secretary of the Navy
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DAY, rep. H-On motion of Mr. Webster, John II.
Sheppard ESQ., Of Massachusetts, admitted Attor-
ney and Counsellor of this Court No 81 William Ma
thesons administrators, plaintiffs in error Alexander
Grants adminstrator-This cause was submitted
printed arguments by Mr. Ogden for plaintiffs in error,
aud by Mr. Nelson for the defendant in error. No 49,
Robert Thomson, plaintiff Thomas GrGin-Ths
was submitted on printed arguments by Messrs. Harrison
aud Holt for the plaintiff and by Mr. Henderson for the
defendant No 81. Buchanan, Hagan Co.. plaintiffs
William Tinnin ct al-This cause was submitted on
81, in error Ohprt-N
Kay-This cause subaitted printed argument by
Mr. Henderson for the plaintiff in No. The State
OF Rhode Island. complainant the Commonwealth Of
MassachusesThec continued the next term.
No 49, Robert Porterfelds executors. appellants
was continued by Mr. Johnson for the appellants-Ad
jonrned till Monday, IL O'Clock A. NJ
Monaay; February 49, isil On motion Of Mr. Hale,
an attorney and counsellor of this cour-No 1875 John
L. Chapman. plaintiff, Forsyth and Limerick.
head for the plaintiff and by Mr. Loughborough for the
defendants No 49, Robert portersGelds executors, ap
peants. VS.. VIM Clarks heirs Ct al-The argument Of
this cause was concluded by Mr. johnson for the appel
lants Adjourned till tomorrow Ii O'Clock A. NJ.
appellant VS. Claimants of the br M@is Ta,es
gnment of this commenced by Mr. u Collins
Lee Tor the appellant and continued by Mr. Meredith
he appeuees-AdJourned till tomorrow, IL O'Clock.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington February 20, 1874
Mr.. StanhOpe Provost, U. S. Consul at Lima
Peru having informed this Department that the whale
ships OF the United States constantly exposing them
selves to seizure by entering ports in that Republic which
are forbidden to foreign vessels the following published
Tor the information of those whom 1t may
The port of Pisco in Peru, which opened to wha.
lers by decree of the Peruvian Government dated Oco
tember 1913 The only Ports of Entry open in
for foreign vessels africa Islay Cailao Huanchaco
Lam5ayeqe and Payta Vessels enter ing other ports,
without special license, subject to seizure and cons
cation.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT New ORLEANS On Sun
days the 18th instant, fire broke out in the " Or
leans Cotton Press which, beor it extinguished,
sand five hundred bales which is valued $40 per bale
and was therefore worth $4,000 The building as we
learn from the Bee) considered the largest in the world
1t fronts the Mississippi and is $50 feet long by 30s in
breadth was built by an incorporated company at cost
Of s75a ooo and is capable Of storing thirty thousand
time of the fire. The damage done to the building
said be repaired for a5ooo and the engine and two
$4,000, and all Of fully covered by insurance This
disastrous calamity will not stop the operations OF the
made to serve until the others replaced.
cERs-REGIsTERs.- T. Walmsley, at Nachi-
toches La vice r o. Lee resigned. George r. Girault
OF Granada Miss, reappointed.
vice Samuel Crawford. Thomas Barrett at New Orleans
Louisiana vice Greenbury Dorsey. declined the appoint.
men Robert II. Booth, at Tallahassee Florida, vice
MinArai pint. tvis.orsir, vice s--..i ps'
signed Samuel Bayarj at Fairfield Iowa. vice Joseph
SUICIDE OF GOVERNOR r EyNoLps.--Gov Thomas
Reynolds of Missouri committed suicide at Jefferson city
on the 9th inst by shooting himself through the head
The st. Louis Republican Of the 18th instant says the Go.
vernon had been in bad health for some time past.
THE Hon. Moan NOBLE, Ex-Governor of the
State Of Indiana, died at his residence near India
na0 n on ha 'se s as4u my years of
State for six years. and in the performance of various
other official duties by ability integrity and patriotism
SHOCKING MURDER IN Pn1ADE1pHrA.-A boy,
about fifteen years Of age, named Gotcib Williams,
Mayors Office about three o'clock in the afternoon
charge of killing hoy somewhat older than himself
named Peter DGscher ny stabbng him in the back side
with butchers knife, in the High street market,
Second street It appears that Williams left by his
father Gotieb Williams, who is pork butcher to take
charge OF his stall During his fathers ABSENCE he had
fight with the other boy Several persons who were eve
witnesses of.he whole transaction testified that after they
had ceased fighting words passed between them;
DGscher then struck the prisoner In the face when the
latter ran to STALL about eight feet distant from where
upon his assailant and inflicted the deadly wound The
deceased was taken into drug store the south side of
Market street, where he shortly afterwards died The
prisoner was then brought to the Mayors office, where
Lengthy investigation Of the facts of the took place;
after which he was committed for further hearing this
morning az IL o'clock The body of Dpscher was con.
vcyed to his place Of residence in Third street. near
Erown.-PhiS U. s. Gazette, Feb. 81.
THE NAVAL GENERAL CoURT MARITAL, on board
the United States ship Pennsylvania at Norfolk having
disposed OF all the business before it, adjourned die
Thursday last.
Cotton 1fnrkets
MOBILE, February l2.--The inquiry has been more
extensive to-day and sales rather than for several
days past principally for account of domestic orders In
prices have change to report holders generally de-
srous to SELL but refusing the slightest concession on Sa
urdays rates In the time the stock is steadily &C.
cumulang-recepts since Friday night nearly 1900
bales
SAVANNAH. Feb 1.-THE market opened on Friday with
the same dizziness noticed in last review and continu
ed until the receipt Of advces from Liverpool to the 18th
ut received Tuesday last by the packet ship Roscius
at New York During the four the sales were very
vions quotations, the sales made being generally in
small parcels, and forced the market Since
the receipt Of the above advices there has been
little more inquiry, but large holders general
iy have withdrawn their offering stocks from the mar.
ket and show but little disposition to sell until the receipt
OF the steamers adyiccs Of the 4h inst received We
received last evening via Charleston. Liverpool advices