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

SUPREME Court, Oct 80 -Present-ChiefJustc
Bronson, Justices Beardsley and Jewgtr. The Peo-
Tompkins. implicated ads John Runkle O. al New trial
granted Costs to abide the event No SO Jane Ly nch
fault--No. go John D Prince George Farmer. Mr.
Brady was heard for the defendant; Mr. N Hill r was
Scr Ss a. as u IN r M Hi
Jr, was heard for the plaintiff Mr.. r. Kirkland
heard for the defendant MIR Hill in repy-John A. Col
lier of Albany, r. M Haght Of Roch aster and Fitch
Smith, of Buffalo, appointed to examine the cand
dates for the degree of Counsellor The candidates for
by order OF the Court divided into classes
the following gentlemen appointed examiners First
and L. Tscot Buffalo 0 Second K"k
land, Utica; J. T. Brady New York; A. James, Og.
densburg. The examination took place Yesterday after.
and evening. The examiners will report at the
opening Of the Court this morning.
The CAPITAL TRIAL AT DEDHAM- The trial of
Peter Connor for the murder OF Edward WEIGH,
before the whole Court broken off and continued
put in ali their testimony and the dssncs was opened
and testimony put in OF the good character of the de-
ceased, when Il found that McCulen, one Of the
defendants witnesses, absent, who had bee in at
tendance that morning The suspended at III
o'clock, A. NJ, and officers sent for the witness In the
evening they returned with information that witness
could not be found, and the thereupon
tinued The Court renewed the hearing Of law argu-
ments, and progressed TO No. 81.
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT, ALBANY Robert Evans-A
embezzing letters from Office at Spruce Oneida
Auburn. Thomas w. Stats Forwarding and present.
ing false affidavit for the purpose OF dra~ ing pension
in Saratoga county; Thaddeus 7. Haske--Forging
counteIeitng the gold and silver coin of the United
States, and passing the ssmesentenced to the State
Prison for five years hard labor and fine OF cents
ALBANY .4iios oct. 81
MUNICIPAL COURT, BosToN, Oct 3O-A third
conviction IN schooner Saul case. After having
had two verdics against him aside points of law
Capt James simpson was again put on trial for embez
zlng the cargo Of the Saul in Boston haibor in 1912
Every fact and point which could possibly be urged
William billiard and Nathan Hale, Jr Esqrs but the
verdict was guilty" before. simpson mas already
been eighteen months confined on tie charge Post
LOVE AND MURDER The editor of the Caado
Gazette gives an account OF the adventures of
Bateman, whose father murdered at Galveston by
Schultz, last January This young man, he says, came
whom he supposed to be Schultz and whom he bsd ira
ced from Little Rock, in Arkansas lie induced several
OF the citizens to assist him. and overlook and cap
tured the man. who with female whom he called his
wife, vas sailing down the Red River in a skif A.
young Bateman had never Schultz, and could
make affidavit that this person the murderer of his
father the party took the prisoner the house of gen
teman OF the parish who had known Schultz previous
to his removal to Texas This gentleman stated that the
prisoner not Schultz but bore close resemblance
10 him. II proved that the prisoner Dr. Abner
Waugh, and that the female with him the wife OF
much frightened during the trial that she confessed
that she had eloped with the DOCTOR They dis.
CharRcO
parse Of the DOCTOR was found that he had just forty
dollars to defray their joint expenses the journey
they had undertaken. The young who had repre-
senied himself the Of Mr. Bateman seemed to b.
not at all discouraged to find that he had mistaken run
away lover for murderer; and expressed dctermns
ton TO resume the pursut-houston Tetegraph Oct 8
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN RoxBURY We learn from
The Sun Of this morning, that last night, about ten
o'clock fire broke out in the large two story wooden
building on Davis street, Roxbury, owned by Messr
John Webber Son, and occupied as spinning factory
in connection with their extensive rope and cordag.
mandatory, which was entirely consumed with all
contents. The building 100 feet In length and val
ued at $1,000 insured az the State Mutual Office in In
city for $1,000 The stock lost consisted Of about TO-
bales Of raw hemp, together with large lot Gishe
stock and about 1000 bobbins worth S25OO Two lsrg
steam engnes OF great value, and lot OF machin
patterns valued at $1,000 also destroy ed anu a.
extensive lot Of new machinery INTENDED for the ne
rope walk Plymouth street.-the oss Of the Iati.
alone being estimated at 900 There insurance
OF the machinery, at the No folk Mutual O1jco in De-.
nam TO the amount OF about $1,000 only making III.
whole loss of the Messrs Webber, BY this conhagta
ion, not less than $4,000 The fee probably orgfps
cd from spark dropping among the hemp as the ope
ratives had left the building but few minutes before
was discovered to be wrapped IN nsmes Engines yer
present from the city Caafltston Brookne, Dorcne''
er, and West Roxbury, together with the Department.
ltoxbury II will DO remembered that rope. Walk 9
The Messrs Weber destroy ed Tor the third line bu
few months since Boston Past. Oef. 81
FIRE AT CARRoLIToN.---tbu f cuiz"ns were arouse
MS morning by the cry ot fire between tir hours o
u and o'clock The alarm was caused by the engnc
hop ofthe o. g Railroad 20 asS'hs n'e one =
md its effects were almost entirely consumed Their
were three locomotives in It 81 the time, which
hardly worth rcpa ing Tnere was hut ~ fire engpc
In ma rlaso the property OF Mr. Solomon Coin IN
deserves the ghest PRISE for rendering the OF HI
engine Great exeiiions were made ~ the 81 4 crg
nesr and persons employ ell by the company assisted b.
he citizens the place To the progress OF h
flames but MI efforts proved unaveilng and tot van