The New York herald., 1844-10-09
TEsDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1874

quiry. would demand where was ST. James bucking
ham Palace tCheers) England would have immediate
driven her from their seats however lofty loud
chtering) Now, the member ior Yorkshire in any
himself, he was born III slavery but his son was born
free or was he not much entitled to protection the
member =, tor II. B1ihi {Gr,s. chsssing IL not what be-
people ei England give up the humDuyging idea Of
dsuding Ireland (ch.ers, aad either JOIN her heart
terest enemy. cloud chssring) Her bitterest
my, he said because England sood between them and
her oppressos and wouli not remain neutral Cheers
England, however, must now take part with ,hsm or
against nsm. Cheers) He of red her the allegiance
OF the Irish people which would make Louis Philippe
rembe on his throne AID would wipe away the disgace
OF Mogador but he had his price He to be brbe1,
and his bribe was justice heers In for thar
He was amused with passage Of the judgment Of
House OF Lords, wherein they commanded that he and
CHEERS and aughter) There was the solemn judgment
oi the House OF Lords Tor them Qaug .ter) How
could they give HIM back three months Of his lite p
(Lheers) An inch was good deal in mans and
three months something at his time oi e (Cheers)
and iaugher) They might stop tho CLICK. but not the
food oil couId they dot They could punish
authors OF wrong, would be- ready forgive
when they their offences. Having alluded
TO the stae vi the country and rdcued the
idea oi bill, and OF sustaining agita
tion recommended IN the Sum- Mr.. OConne proceed.
cd to argue, that he had been fifteen
by the jury, where only five charged against him.
A gentleman had asked him the day re-
turned, II really truel and hearing
you Of the murder Of that italian boyf No." he
tMr OConneiD, because they were not asked (Roars
o. laughter Having referred to other circumstance Of
the other Judges, the learned gem leman concluded
enginsnsd speech BY vivid plctufe oi the triumph OF
the irish people when their Parliament should be-
restored to them, amidst the ioudest applause
SwINDLER ARRESTED. rough looking middle
aged man, named Samuel Brown, alias Samuel
vancott alias Gamalel vsncott, by officers
James Young and Levin H. smith, yesterday, and taken
before Mayor Scott under the
Joseph Lora oi Bronklyn u, stated tAat Thurs
day the 3rd oi OCTOBER prisoner, lied himself
BROWN was made known to HIM by his brother, Henry
Lord, new YORK TO whom he had lously INTRO
duced himself by letter purpong TO have been written
Dy person Of the lioiden OF BarbAdoes TINS
proesscd 10 xye an Of the death OF brother
oi Mr. Lords, who had heard Of twenty
years, and who stated 10 have died IN Barbadoes,
May last, and have iet $1,000 Lord. This
Brown said no was authorized 10 pay over being sat
ihed Of the identity vi Mr. Lord He said he had uan
M II merch chandlse near Newark, N. J, whicn he
owed freight u chaiges the hands OF the brother Of
IN. rnutnn ot the Vessel in which He wanted
money pay THESE charges ana oneied " de-
pos the goods security Tor tns repay ment oi the
ana out proceeds Of the sale Of tem the
OF seven Thousand nve hundred doars to be-
deducted Two hundred dollars was adv anced 10 him.
aud he signed receipt for the same, IN tae name Oh
Brown The defendant went with him 10 Newark 10 re-
goods, bespoke freight on board VI st an
boat to tae them New York. lie prisoner theh Went
of IN wagon 70 fetch tne goods leaving 'i, No.
tavei n, and never heard Vi uhlh ne was
secured this city MIR Lord SAID that he was iea 70 DO
the fellows story about his brother from -e ac
younger brother OF his let home about ~ years
sgo, saying, "he would return until he had made
0lt,lne," aud he had never been heard of SINCE The
charge obtaining money under false pretences being
clearly made against Brown, he committed to the
county Pson be sent On New York Tor trial on the
ARRIVAL OF r.Quisiioa IRON the Governor OF that state
brown the same fellow who, about tWelvenonth
SINCE attempted TO swindie A. MCIedy Co, grocers
Nor,h Water street. out Of sum OF money by similar
ory.-fMiodetPhra Chronicle, Oct D.
"
The BOUNDARY LINR.-Our readers will reco-
lect that the line OF Boundary between the United
and the BRUSH Provinces was surveyed and cut
season. the OIL the river 81 CIoIx 10
the outlet o. Lake One Of the parties vi
American COMMISSIONER ascended the north west
branch Of the JohI by actual survey,
that stream, described III the treaty OF Wasi
iugton miles om the man river, Dy straight
direction and al least s Ven niiies
IRON oil the highlands The portion oi IN.
upon the line IRON the st CroIx 10 the 81
john be erected by the American Commission
were ground We esrn that before the close
of present season. the line om PonenaYsmook ~ the
NJ W. Branch, distance oil more than two hundred aid
eighty miles, through dense forest and over country
In many places inaccessible, from precipitous
mountains Will have been surveyed, cut out 10 the
width OF thirty eet and established. The remain
OF the monuments Oh Tue ilne from the St
Croix Jonn, and upon th Islands III that RI.
yer will be beng impossible TO place the
monuments upon the Highlands m the summer, they
will be taken ia hand sleds during the winter
the supplies for the surveypg tnd cutting
parties ngon have been carried in upon the
packs OF the men whole number OF employ ed
s nearly Six hundred. The monuments placed al the
principal points ten Feet and others SIX IN length
Eastern argus
| FoReER ARRESTED Joseph b. Coils, of Brim
field has been arrested in Northampton tor forging h
| fathers name note with which he obtained five
hundred dollars at the Northampton Bank IL B said
that also obtained short time before $500 at the
Ware Bank, on forged note