The New York herald., 1845-03-03
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The announcement of the death of two gentlemen was
premature, they both still in the land of the living
The first is Dr. Arnold Nsudain, of Delaware the other
that OF Captain Alden Partridge
The Richmond Enquirer publishes an obituary notice of
Mrs Joanna Bouldin, the widow Of Msjor Wood Boudin
deceased who died recently in Charlotte county III
ma in the ninety-third year Of her sge She the
sister OF John Tyler formerly Governor Of Virginia who
was the iather OF President Tyler
Rochester poper states that the Ice in the Genesee
below the Falls left for the lake yesterday thus opening
an avenue for the resumption Of the trade with Canada
We learn that the arrangement has been definitely made
by which but Canadian boat will visit this port du
ring the present season The American boats will not
touch at Toronto consequently much Of the business
Oswego route.
John Aull, of Lafayette county Missouri, who died
year or tive since in Italy made gift of one thousand
dollars to each Of the counties of Clay Lafayette Jack
son and Ray, to be held in trust 1t is to be called the
Au school FUND.- and is to be appropriated to the edu
cation OF orphan and destitute children in these counties
There is something rotten in Denmark religious
persecution seems still to prevail there for Bapt mis-
sonary, Mr. Moenster, in prison Tor the fifth time in
consequence OF his dissen. FROM or opposition to- the
established church.
The Mobile Herald has the following notice Of new
enterprize:-There Is private express organizing be-
tween Montgomery and Stockton ia this State Il Is de-
signed in connection with TIE old private express gain
Two days on the United states slow mail The post
master general will have to compete with it put
down.
When the pardon of Governor Mouton was announced
to of the convics the Pententiary at Baton Rou9e
on Monday evening last he dropped dead is supposed
OF the sudden sensation Of joy produced
by that delightful information
One hundred and thirty eight German immigrants ar.
rived in Saint Louis on the 2Oh utmo from the wreck
Of the steamer Narragansett They have lost nearly all
of their property.
The Montreal Herald gives accounts of the destruction
Of several houses in that city by avaanches of snow Ii
does not appear that any lives lost although few
persons were somewhat Injured
The St. John papers state that person who was deaf
and dumb has been made to hear and agency
Of MesmeTism.
The locofocos OF Columbiana county Ohio have orra
nized Dorr association. hey recommend a conven.
ton OF one hundred thousand Dorrtes from all parts of
me Union to be held at Providence Rhode Island on the
an OF July next for the adoption of such measures
may then and there be though expedient."
Alvarez Fisq, ESQ., has profered to give the CITY of
Nachez the spacious and convenient lot with the build
ngs and improvements thereon, at the of Com.
merce street and Brackns alley to be used for the
commodatsn of free schools to be supported the public
expense This property was sold few years ago fer
Zen thousand dollars in cash.
The London Economist computes that the peopls of
Great Britain have paid for the tariff monopoly in the
han $4,000 900. What beautiful system this tariff IL
makes the Englishman pay double price for what he
eats, and the American for what he wears How helps
the masses here who can't build factors or those in
England who land.
When an Irish clergyman was asked by the Poor Law
commissioners what amount OF rent the cottagers paid
ne replied -
From one to two pounds they will promise to pay
But sfter twelve months the landlord will say
he then gets another who acts the same way"
pnbc soiree took place recently the Winchester
Mechanics lns tuition, and lecture given by Mr.
sharp on the Philosophy of the Kitchen to illustrate
which supper cooked upsn the lecture-table by
means OF gas Upwards Of 10 sat down to the repast,
which consisted OF roast beef mutton fowls ham, grskins
'risd sausages spare ribs. puddngs &c. all admrsbly
cooked by the cooking apparatus, under the direction
of the lecturer.
There is letter in the Portland Post Office directed
the pastor of the Church God in Portland" 1t has
been lying there some time, but has applied
for it.
A distinguished Roman Catholic Clergy man in Eng
land says that the Pope "contemplstes allowing the
Pnseyite cleTgyma who have entersd the Romish
church. to retain their wives" The Roman Catholic
Herald, in reply to this, asks" Why not The ecclesi-
astca law binds ordained clergymen only" The Pspss
do not acknowledge the Puseyites ordained
During the 1874 there $40 persons admitted
into the Charity Hospital in the city Of New Orleans OF
this $50 were foreigners, and SIG born in the
United States OF the foreisners-3.3l7 were from
Ireland