The New York herald., 1845-08-07
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Political.
Captain Nichoa Davis, of Limestone county, is
proposed by some OF the wings of Alabama, be sup
ported for next Governor Col Nat Terry the rerlt-
lar loco candidate opposed by Chancellor Martin Of the
same faith.
Judge Isaac Johnson and Tranemond Landry
have been nominated by the Democratic state Conyen-
ton of louisiana their candidates for the Offices of
Governor and Lieut.. Governor at the next election
At the Native American Convention, held at Fa-
neuil Hail. last week Hon. Henry Shaw, Of Lanesboro'
nominated for Governor, and 60
Charlestown, Lieut.. Governor.
The Hon. A. s. Porter has been solicited to be
the whg candidate for Governor of Michigan He has
respectfully declined the proered honor The nominated
tes for Congress in this State Edward Ca
bel whg, and w. II. Brochenbrough, democrat.
Governor Marcy went on Saturday to Harpers
Ferry to inspect the manufacture of the public arms; he
was expected in Washington on Monday evening
Major Donelson has recovered from his late i'll
took formal leave of the Government and will only re-
nam IN that country nnti the arrival Of the United States
troops
The Hon. George p. Marsh, of Vermont, is in
good health and that i was an into which
aiicton Of that nature under which his excellent
lady suffering gave rise to the mistake says the
Troy Whig.
| 1t Isl said that the Hon. Levi Lincoln. for some
time Governor Of Massachusetts, member Of Congress
and Collector Of the port Of Boston, has recently
we'd, by the will of the late Daniel Waldo the sum Of
| eighty thousand dollars.
| Mr.. Buchanan, Secretary of State, left Washing
ton ton on Monday morning for Bedford Springs The Pre-
| rail- to act as Secretary Of State ad interim.
In the city of ST. Louis the elections are no lon
contested between the wings and the democrats but
between the democrats and the nativess The democrats
lizards and Softs have united to beat the nativsts and
| the wings have no ticket
The democracy Of Tennessee are about taking
to erect marble statue to General Jackson at
Major Butler has declined the pressing invitation
| Of the 3D. district to run for Congress.
| COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs-For the
information of counsel, publish list of the ap-
peal causes for the ensuing term of this court to
have been received by the clerk. According to stand
ing rule this court will not call than eight
ary called and passed the same shall thereafter be pisc
to the petition of appeal fled the day such
cause SO called and passed
ls4s: 81 H. Duffy vs. William James and al, Decem-
ber %, ls43 F. De Peyster Jane A. Ferrers jan
ls4i S. j. b. Macy vs. A. L. Jordan, April Is, Is442
6. j. P Cushman H. A. Talmadge, May ls44. 7. R.
and nd al vs. % Leafe @ and watts 3 Orphan
June q, 1874 O. w James VS.. l. G. Woodruff and al,
TO- 1874 ll.M. White H. Boschen and al August "a,
isA l.. g. W Bruen VS. J. Goodhue and all. October
81 1874 IA. D. B. Wood s. S. Seward December 81,
lsii i5 H. Powell and al vs. NJ Murray and al, Janu
January is lsla IL j. + Miller and al vs. H. Gable
and al February 10, lsi5. IS Es Champln and al.
and J. Wdnsa vs. vs. the Bank Es o
Monroe, May Is, lsi5. 81 q. q. De Kay J. G. De
son Railroad Company j. NJ. Davidson, register SC,
July l. Us s4S 49, II D. C. Carpenter vs. Taylor and al Ju-
| no answer fled-Rsehesfer Democrat.
DESTRUCTIVE HAIL SroRM-The thunder gust of
Sunday afternoon is said to have been very heavy in
I Of 4 was he
scene of hail storm. The argus of yesterday
John smith, Charles smith Joseph Cole, Thomas "
| Cole Elijah Yeadall Allen Waried, George Rider,
ar, pom sses saa abs s %s,
thrashed from the trees by wagon loads and what
few remain are Of little conseouence CaneIoupes
cut from the vines and hewn to pieces-the was
literally destroyed and stripped Of every particle of the
manner. The rain e III in such wash large
bodies of the hail into the fence corners much six
seven cart loads OF hail stones in heap. and where
there were no shutters to proecs the windows not
pane of glass left unbroken Other persons it is
likely, have sue ered as seriously those named above
but we have not heard to what extent Those persons
| named above reside some two three miles south of
Elkridge Lsnding-Bah Patriot, Aug. 3.
SLAVE CAsE.-The examination in the case of
| Capt Cyrus Libby, master of the brig Porpose,
vase, was commenced on Friday in in Pc Portland before T. A.
The complaint is founded the 4th section of the
statute OF 1878 and alleges that the captain Of the Por
poise brought last year two native African boys from
the East of Africa to Rio Janero, against the pro-
| visions of the act above cited.
Most OF the day was occupied with the testimony of
one Hendricks Swede one Of the crew Of the Porpoe,
and Lieut.. Duer who brought the brig from Rio. On
Friday, another Of the of the Porpose exam
ined. After him, the District Attorney called Pedro
Of the negro boys He apparently from thirteen
to sixteen years Of age and has know of the
Portuguese language His testimony Interpreted by
William H Peyton. The narrative of this witness, and
his cross examination occupied the greater part of the
day. On Saturday the second boy examined through
| the interpreter.
| MANUFACTURES AT THE EAsr-Nashua one of
these days, will be great place for business. 1t is
now but few years will show great increase. Pre-
parations already making for the establishment of
large and extensive Iron Foundry east of Main, and
south Of Pearl streets which understand will 90 into
| operation within few months. A company is about
being formed. are told for the erection of very
large mechanics shop for ali kinds of business similar
to the machine shop on the Nashua Corporation The
machinery is to be propelled by steam. The water
prising gentlemen, who intend erecting large shop
there soon as the present lease OF the shop expires
also just east Of the haIbor We learn to be converted
into sort Of cloth manufactory satnet factory
believes all o. which Will make no small addition to our
already thriving villageNepbuyport Herald, aug.
TAxEs OF THE CRY OF LowELL-Whole number
polls, 5,s97; polls lat 81, 80 each s O95 5o
tax estates, 500 whole amount of tax, SlO4
652,l Valuation Of real estate s9,406io4 valuation
of personal estate $5223 $50 total valuation, sl4629
residents, 81 oss54s; do OF residents s4,s5a74 city
tax, SANS overayings, 81 i5ss,s7 The following is
the amount Of tax upon the manufacturing corporations
Sc aa6 Hamilton So 1856 Massachusetts,, s6sse Mid.
desex $4,000 Lowell SO 1858; Appleton, SO, 1853; Tre-
mont, ss,lss; Suffolk, ssl6s Lowell machine shop,
81 $50 locks and canals sl,s34; Lowell bleachery,
S369 60 Total tax corporations, S5s,a03, ,6O-Lowe
Courier
VIsrT OF VETERAN PArRIoT.-It is announced
that George Washington Park Custis, an inmate in
the family of Gen. Washington and the only male repre-
sentative of that family is about to emerge from his
treat the Potomac and to visit the North for the first
timein ftysix years. Writing TO friend in NewYork,
he says - am about on Monday nextto start for New
York. and thence to perform pilgrimage that have in
tend make whole Of life 10 the Rcyo-