The New York herald., 1845-07-14

While the Artillery Companies at the Louisville
o s ng at the member Of the
flag stand before the target while they were looking
for absll that fired by the Louisville Artillery The
the smoke fred their piece The ball struck within
three feet of him. and covered him with dust from head
to foot The distance was three-fourths of mile.
AS the Transportation Line from New Brunswick
on the New Jersey Railroad on Friday morning, was
passing Bergen, the axle Of the forward passenger
broke, by which the much damaged and the
track torn up for short distance There were
but fortunately though the ends ofthe axle forced
through and tore up the floor of the car of its in
mates were at all hurt.
of the remnant of the ancient Penobscot tribe encamp
ed in North Fields about mile and half from Salem,
Mass Some noble specimens Of the Of the forest
are to be found among them.
The Calais -Adpertiser mentions the fact that Gu
cumbers have this been grown in that town. and
nnocently remarks that they would have been grown
earlier if ii had not been S cold
Professor Morse is about TO sail for Europe. in
August but he will return in time for the session Of
Congress He will carry with him approved copy Of
his celebrated telegraph.-Wash Union.
Twelve thousand cattle passed Trenton Bridge
eastward from January lst to July Is of the present
year principally for the New York market
The total number of scholars in Michigan, pro-
perly returned and entitled to school moneys was
cents per scholar, amounted to S22lia, divided among
the several counties
The wife of Mr.. Elijah Marshall of Silver Lake
township in this county, delivered the 22d ult
of four living children at birth They are all daugh
tiers, and doing well at the last accounts Although but
twenysx years OF age Mrs Marshall has already been
the mother Of eleven children Pa. Democrat
In East Newark, a tract OF meadow land lying on
the Passac opposite this city, which laid out in lots
as city during the speculation in 1895, sold OF
auction for $4,000 to Richard Dcy, Esq, Of New York
After long delberation, the full bench of the ST.
prcmc Court have decided that the fact OF old man
widower, wishing to marry young wife, is not oitsef
evidence OF insanity"
L is said that Louis Philippe in filing the vast
galleries at Versailles with paintings and sculptures,
has expended upwards Of eighty millions of francs
f3, 800, 900 sterling,
The London papers are calling upon Sir Robert
Peel for duty Indians, the supply fast exceed
ing the demand
THE GIRLs-The Lowell factory girls are now
visiting their friends in the country, by way OF reaxa
ton.
Horatio Bridge, Esq, purser in the navy, is the
author of The Journal OF an African Slaverr
late Paris paper says-M. Daguerre is said 10
have made discovery almost woderful that to
which his name has been given II consists Of process
by which he can give to young tree in three months
the developments in state of nature requiring
as many years. This is done by sort OF grating
near the root. We give this find il in
OF the journals. Ii 1t should he one may hope
soon to hear the details Of the process.
Forty members of the Methodist Church IN st
Louis have signed declaration in which they avow
their purpose not to join the Methodist Church South
but to remain in the old Church and the Editor OF the
Christian adrocate and journal assures them that the
Church viii supply their wants
The London Punch say that Mr.. Fennimore Coo
per is ceming out with new work, entitled "Cs-out
as an elastic waterproof character incapable Of being
influenced by any thing less solvent than stiff alcohol
The Republic therefore, need not reckon upon his asss
tsnce in the event OF war.