The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
r. lixious Intelligence.

to Bishop McCosky is about to leave our CITY
fora season at least 20 discharge the Episcopal functions
IN the diocese OF New York, consequence Of the
pension Of Bishop Onderdonk.
CnAScrs.-The Rev. Henry DeKoven has accepted a
cali TO be the assistant minister in Christ church, Of this
city.
The Rev Mr., scull has removed, chaplain to Fort
Washittan, Indian territory.
Rev. Il. b. Fairchd has resigned the charge of ST
James church, Wooster Ohio, and accepted call TO
the rectorship Of Trinity church. Lawrenceburg, Ia
The Rev. Samuel Hazlehurst has accepted tue charge
oil ST. James's church, Downingtown, Pa
The RoBBERy.-The authorities are still at fault
IN regard 10 the Express robbery. Messrs. Living
son and Wells both at Rochester, but nothing has
transpred to eucidate the affair stranger
rested IN Utica, Monday, while waiting to take the
cars on suspicion being concerned in the robbery
| His person and trunk were searched but nothing
party Of including two females attracted the
notice OF the Cleveland police. The Herald of Tuesday
evening says that one of the arrested is named
Charles Mard formerly of Rochester, and the other
Hiram McGary, alias Joy Willard had lot Of counter
felt paper $40 note on the Onondaga County Bank in
hs possession McUary $40 bill Of Oswego Bank. The
two others gave their names George Smith and VIM
Anderson The latter had 500 in his possession; amcng
the bills one OF $40 on the Commercial Bank OF Roches
ter, Sl0s Mechanics and Farmers Bank OF Albany
S5s ON Commercial Bank Of Rochester,, So Bank OF
Troy, So Bank OF syracuse, aud So onondaga Bank
smith had SIS; among the notes. - bills on UnadiIla
Bank-Bg6aio .1dcefiiser, Oct. 80.
VERMONT LEGsLArURE.-In Joint meeting of the
two houses on Tuesday, the 18th, MILO L. Bennett
was elected Assistant Judge OF the Supreme Court,
IN place OF Ezekiel Foett who declined the appoint
men- slles IL. Jennisou ilen Wariner and Wan. San
born, directors OF the state Prison; Hiram Harlow SUI
perindent OF do Rev Thomas kidder, Chaplain Of do;
Hon David Kellogg, commissioner OF the insane Asy-
lum. In the House the day, the bill to ncorpo-
rate the Vermont and Canada railroad mended re-
Iatve transportation Of the mails and passed The
bill extend the charter OF the Bank vi MIddlebury was
passed The vote rejecting the bill to char
OF the Farmers bank at ORWELL was reconsidered,
and the bill passed
RoBBERIEs AT BRIGHroN.-There were several
robberi at Brighton Monday. Mr.. Howard,
of New his pocket book taken from his coat
pocket while gong to dinner, in crowd 1t contained
more than v3v0 and some valuable papers In the
ing horse and buggy stolen the she'd at the
Union Hotel On Tuesday evening, morse and wagon
were stolen IRON the Cattle Far Hotel and during the
night the grocery store OF Charles Warren entered
with false key, and lew taken. The same store
was entered through window last spring and small
amount Ill change taken. number OF couatereit bills
and hal dollars offered during the day Monday,
some Of which passed sevolaI OF the bills
OF the Globe Bank, which aifaud-Bostoa 1rareiier
POPULATION or DETRoIr.-Thc Marshal has conf
peted the census OF Detroit, and the population
halls but little OF H. 900. In 1910, population oil
the city was glO2 Within the last year, Increase,
Understand has been much greater than any prece
ding year.