The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-25
Items OF NeWs, 10.

: CuNARp STEAMERs.-By-I this arrival we have
also, the good that the line OF steamers 10 this
port had been SO and Profitable 70 the British
their compensation for carry mails and they have
4iUOO0O per snnum Tor that service. The number Of
steamers to be increased 10 hve and all oil the Hbefnia
model that beng found on ial TO combine all good quaI
ties Tor such vessels IL Us said that the posi- Office made
flO0O0 BY the receipts postage and the this
line equal llom the profits their receipts ON
freight, passengers, and mail service.
ihese statements are CRAFTY ns 10 all friends Of enter
ciay announced that this port Is 10 be the permanent de-
potts not less To make this line OF steamers perfect
only ono thing now wanting say the passengers an1
that clear headed ygilant and scientific pilots who VIII
not mistake Cape Cod light Tor Cape Ann-Bosfon Post
Jan, "a.
FREsHET IN SOUTH CARoLrNA.--An unusual guam
tity OF fzlen in this vicinity within the last lew
days and great fears entertained that the planters on
the suffered severely especially the nee plan
tiers below the hands at the Sauda Faco-
ny been obliged suspend their operations and that
the water running INTO the machine khoP yesterday
morning. Columbia Chronicle, Jan IL.
SUGAR CRoP.-The Attakapas Gazette of Satur-
day last says:-Neary all our sugar planters have
doae rolling few have not yet finished the latter part
OF having been favorable that cane in
stead OF being injured by FROST as is generally the
this time of the year. has completely mstured At pre-
sent the yield is extraordinary As have before OBJ
served the crop in this Parish win be good every
oiihe word.
ARREST OF GAMBLER Brown. "A letter was re-
ceiyed yesterday, dated at Newport. Tennessee,
stating that had been arrested there giving his
above and answering the rption OF tue
who exchanged about $500 Of counterfeit Kentucky
bills in Charleston. About $1,000 in Western Railroad
bills were found on him. which he acknowledged to have
received in exchange from broker in Charleslon.
CANINE SAGAcTy.-As Alfred Randall was pro-
ceeding from Roxbury TO South Boston, Saturday,
the ice IL gave way in the channel and he fell in His
dog Immediately srang to his assistance seized the cape
to his coat and by great exetons, rescued him from
watery graveBoston Mail, Jan D.
SUPREME CoURT.-January II, Is, 10 and 90
Present, Mr.. Chief Justice Nelson, Mr.. Justice
Bronson, and Mr.. Justice Cowen. The following
argued Rand Bnckley-new trial denied. Cur
and al ads the Albany City BSnkmotion set aside
and weRepor OF referees set aside costs to abide
Wyckof ads. Sutherland argued Lowndes ads. Root,
do. Watts Warren and ajudgment reversed; venire
by Common Pleas costs 10 abide the Benson vs.
Avord-new trial denied Alany Averill, argued
Alany VS.. Judson, do. Alany Judson do Hotchkiss
People VS.. Pratt and al-new trial denied, and pro-
ceedings RENTED to Genesee General Sessions with di
rectons TO proceed and render judgment. Emmett ads
Gafney argued Johnson ads. Gailney, do. Clarke ads
Gaifney do Colvill ads. Gafney do. (iafney VS. Tall
madge, do Gailney vs. Wakeman, do-.4ibany ATLAS.
NAvAL.-The steamer brings accounts of the ar
rival OF the u. ). irigate Cumberland, Commodore
Smi h, at Gibraltar The Delaware, Commodore Morris
expected to sail for the United States the
Cumberland should arrive at Mahon The Congress had
arrived at Gibraltar, her way Rio Janero
change with the Columbia friyate The ship Of the line
Columbus expected to leave Brazil
the Raritan arrives out The u $. brig Pioneer, T. ID.
Shaw Commander, will sail from Norfolk, for the coast
OF Brazil early in the next month. Passengers in the
Ohio, at Provinceown from Port Praya-Midshpman A
Hewes ofthe U. s. Navy. and seven invalids be.
longing to the African squadron died the PASSAGE
also. five put board by the American Consul,
one OF whom has died on the passage