The New York herald., 1844-10-22

OCCASION A series OF resolutions were then read,
10 England, who formed the majority in the de-
cIslon of the House OF Lords. Several other mat
ters were included In the resolutions, all OF which
were OF course adopted with acclamatiOn, after
the manner of the British Peers, by saying hCon-
tent, which mode OF response created good deal
OF fun aud merriment
Mr.. Flora OF NJ ]. followed but, although his
DISCOURSE was capital one, we are compelled TO
omit 1t through want of room. The assembly
dispersed shortly dfter-a large portion Of having
marched of the ground in procession, to the music
OF the Highland Pipers
THEATIcALs, &c..Mr. Maywood's temperance
at the Park Theatre, after long absence. was
greeted last evening with large and enthusiastic
audience. He played Sir Pertinax McSycophant,
with that classic ease, energy, simplicity and
naiuetS, which should be more initiated by the
mouthing actors Of the present day. Mr.. haywood
is engaged for three or four weeks, and will bring
out some original choice dramas, expressly written
for him.
Nbo's Theatre, under the management of Cor
byn, opened last night with splendid house
mrs Timms spoke an opening poetic address which
went of with great <cLat Apropos OF Corbyn, (or
Signor Corbini, the Italians call him,) we learn
he has finally engaged the Italian troupe for
season Of three months, to begin about the middle
Of next month. They comprise the following,-
ssnors Rosina Pico- -prmadonna.
Euphrasia Borghese, do.
Sgnor Valtellina primo basso.
Perrozzi, primo tenore.
Sanqurico, prma bufo.
sacchi, manager
Rapetti, leader, &c.
What is the reason that Antognini, and De
Begns are left out?
ELECTIONS IN CANADA.-Our returns from Canada
are yet rather meagre. Itwould seem that the
Gov. General is pretty well supported. We take
the result, SO Tar, from the Montreal Herald of the
18th inst.:-
The following members have been returned in
Bsocxv,LLE.-G George Sherwood British connexion--
not opposed
cour Ru.sEIL,-Archibald Perie. British Con.
KMosror-John A. Macdonald, British Connexion. op-
posed ly a. Manahan Esq, who retired under protest.
County OF PKxscorr-Neil Stewart ESQ British Con.
nexion, unanimously elected
Town OF FCoRrwALL.-Roland MDonald, British Con.
| nexion.
RouvILLE Timothy Franchere, the late member re-
elected without opposition said to be Ministerial
without opposition.
LEssrrs-Jacob De Witt, exslinisteral. without op.
position
vsscHEREs.-James Leslie exMinisterial, without o.
position
/ GREAT SPORT OVER THE BEACON COURSE, Ho.
BoKEN, THIS wEEK.-Fashion, Marchioness, and
Regent have arrived, and ore now training for the
sport promised over this course. In consequence
Of the great mass meeting of Wednesday, the four
mile race is postponed until Thursday. The other
races have been somewhat changedin consequence,
which may be ascertained by referring to the ad-
vertisement They commence tomorrow.
Coon SHooTING.-BEAT IT WHO cAN.-Messrs
Ross, Trumper, and Perry, of Nyack, Rockland
county, during stay of two days in Orange county,
last week, shot 15l woodcocks, IA partlidges, and
six quail.
SHTPwRHCKs-RRPoRTED LOSS THE u 8. CUT
TER VIGiLANT AND TWELVE OF HER CREw.-We
learn from Capt. hurchlll, of the ship Nathaniel
Hooper, arrived at this port this morning from Bos
ton, that he spoke the l4h inst, ship Ilzade, ,(o
Newburyport,) from New Orleans, sailed 4th inst
tor Londoa-who requested him to receive on
board three wrecked seamen, two of them, Michaal
Driscol and Henry Hoyt, believed to be the only
survivors of crew Of fourteen persons, belonging
10 the u S. Revenue Gutter Vigilant, Capt w. B.
G. Taylor, ot New Orleans, which vessel was
blown from her anchors out Of the harbor of Key
West, on the 9th instant, during gale, and cap
sized. The above named seamen caught hold of a
very small canoe, which got loose from the
their hold for two days and nights, the sea con-
tlnualy breaking over them-when taken cff by
the shrp llzaide, they were nearly speechless and
quite exhausted. Near Cape Florida, about an
named Elijah Corey, belonging to the schr Louisa,
of Key West, which vessel was also drove from
her anchors to sea during the same gale, and was
capsZed. E. o. caught hold OF the boat bottom
up, and two other seamen who were ON board
when The schooor capszed, attempted to hold on,
but were washed off and sunk-the remainder OF
the were providentially on shore. Charleston
Pat Oct. IL.
HORRIBLE EFFECTS OF GRoa SELLrNa-SHocK-
ING DEATH "A Mr.. Hamilton, aged about 40 years,
was found dead this morning in the vicinity OF one
of the warehouses on the river He was man OF
Incorporate habits, and we are informed had been
SO Piled with liquor at some OF the numerous
drinking establishment under the hill, last evening,
that he had to be assisted from gutter into which
he had fallen. A cold rain storm prevailed much
of the night, and this morning the miserable Ine-
brlate was found dead, his hands thrust into the
sand and his face partly buried in IT, the last effort
of a drunken death struggle! We learn Hamilton
had q. wife and family in Ohio city Cleveland
Herald, Oct. l6.
In Chancery.
Before Vice Chancellor McCoun.
Der. 2l.-The following decisions were rendered by
John Stafford James b. Douglass ef al = Order-It
that Courts bou dto iook to the fractional
parts Of day in order to determine the priority OF liens
by judgment and executions when several have been OBJ
tanned on the same day. I'd g. $50, sec speaks Of
the time of d0cketRg judgment, not OF the day, as
giving lien lands, and executions take effect,
personal property, from the hsur and minute they
are received by the sheriff, and they to be
paid in the order in which they are received
the exact time being noted upon them by the officers
Cowen b92, is direct and explicit authority for this
rule and the rule applicable here in respect
the filing OF creditors bills, which create equitable
lien, law with respect to judgments and executions
Informing White 2 Paige 66S the Chancellor recog
zes it well settled that the creditor who first nles his