The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-23

Fashions for June, from the Modes
PQrlSienne.


to the genee appearance of the article, and the facility
with which dresses can be packed in small compass
are much worn Of the in light green, blue pink and
bull their dresses trimmed taber corsage very open
worn although not abandoned altogether Young ladies'
are dressed SO nearly like ladies useless speak
barsge, same colors the ladies' Brodequins viii be
worn at the springs and watering places but slippers in
have universally adopted printed mousselne lanes in
rich colors, Of very fine quality, all WOOL which are
bright, with white buff light blue prcdominatng the
modes being for evening par
ties dinner &c and gay bright colors for travelling
ed these fantasies. The habtues of Baden, Ems Bag
norre Dieppe &C. are preparing them for their early
departures. Fancy straw hats than
Beaudran has brought out fancy straw hat, trimmed
with feathers and arranged to show the hair the
but by the Grisees and Provnciaes Gentlemens
are made large in the skirt and vests longer than
Theatricais, &c.
The Campanologian Bell-rngers gave a concert
in Kingston, Canada, on the 10Th instant
Mr. Booth terminated his engagement at the
Richmond theatre on the 2lst instant
Hannlngtons Dlorama is proving very attractive
In Boston Saturday evening, Mr.. w. Chapman
gave Concert at the Temple Of Morrss. He
sisted by Miss Julia Drake Mr. Henry Chapman, Miss
first appearance in Boston.
Ole Bull is announced to give concert at the
Melodeon Boston, this evening.
The new band of Campanologans who have been
favoring the citizens of Albany the last few days with
series OF in bell ringing from the belry
OF the second Presbyterian Church Saturday closed
their labors, and departed
Extract of letter, dated Calcutta, April 4th
The cholera is raging here. From five to six hundred
die daily though not many among the shipping.
CONVENTION OF CoLoRED PEoPLE.-A call has
been issued by a State Central Committee at Column
bus for convention of the colored people of Ohio to
meet at that place, Tuesday, the 10Th August.
Or. Patterson, the Postmaster at Rome, Georgia,
has been arrested charged with abstractng money from
letters passing through his office.
It is said that the Magdalen Society Of Philadel-
pha have rescued at least two hundred and fifty Young
women from vice and shame
Rev. DR.. Halves has published journal of his
tour around the Mediterranean in volume of pages
with plates.
The smoke from cellar on Third street, opposite
our Office shows that there still fire in the burnt dis
trict-Pttsburgh, June 49,
OREGON EMueRANTs.-We publish below letter
received from Squire Hackeman who, in company
with left this county several since destined
Tor Oregon appears they unfortunate in the
lection OF their route far the Missouri but beyond
courage them-IoDa Ter. Gas.
In THE PRAIRIE, May 20, ls45.
Agreeably to promise, have a few moments to
drop line to you which you will please take notice Of
in your columns it may possibly be Of some use to
those who wish to emigrate to Oregon next spring The
first shall speak of is the route have been informed
by man who lived last year the Council Bluffs that
the citizens of that place built two new ferry boats last
year with the expectation that the emigration our
part Of the country would pass that which would
have done had not heard after started that we
course Tor St Joseph, little town the Missouri but
we suffered much in getting here on account of the bad
roads and that Is not a has thrown too much south
by nearly one hundred miles, The gentleman whom
speak of, told me that il had gone that we
would have had Of the best roads he it
was ridge between the Platte river and Missouri with
but few streams the north side Of the Platte which
would have facilitated journey at least two hundred
miles, and better road and equally good grass We
have now with thirty wagons $50 head cattle and
l2S persons; and expect to be joined tomorrow with
some 10 20 wagons have been told by the citi
lens OIL ST. Joseph that three companies have started
from this place with about so wagons each and
ported here that from Independence at least eight hun
dred wagons have gone already and Of that
supposed that at least twenty five from Iowa. We
have in our company thirty wagons which make in all
hity-hve wagons from Iowa.
SHAMEFUL OUTRAGE IN CouRT-A gentleman
who was present, informs that the last night of
the trial OF OBni at Point Coupce La for the murder
Of young Frank Combs some of the friends and coun
sci OF the cr't"'ra committed most violent breach of
order and d. oogu in open court while the honorable
Judge was Chez ing the jury Several strangers arrived
towards the close oil the proceedings and heard
swear that the accused should not be carried jail
jury condemned him. few individuals prepared to re-
charge to the jury by Of the counsel Some stamp
ell and applauded the attorney and groaned upon
the Judge and a general seemed inevitable. The
venerable Judge wholly taken by surprise at this unex
peced attempt to brow-beat him and overawe the jury
finally succeeded however, in closing his charge which
was very strong against the accused the law and the
facts The jury then retired, and after while word
that they wished time till next day to deliberate their
verdict which was granted and the court adjourned
Next morning, when the Court met, the Judge sent for
the jury and was informed they could agree They
consequently dismissed and the prisoner removed
to Jail Soon aiterward the District Attorney moved the
Court to send the accused to New Orleans for safe
keeping till next term nasmuch the jail Point Cou-
pee was entirely insecure. This resisted nth great
violence by of the counsel who made some imlam-
matory remarks, duplicating the Judge. He was order
cd to be silent and on his REFUSAL sent to Jail and
was ordered to the St Fancsville jail till in
November--L Louisville Courier Of June l6
= L,
been engaged in the trade to New Mexico for seve-
raj years past arrived in this city yesterday In compa
ny with Gen. s. c. Owens, he reached independence on
were left at the Little Arkansas. They left Chihuahua
the 9TH of April and Santa Fe the 9th Of May, and
had remarkably pleasant and quick trip The proceeds
Of years adventure consists specie and gold dust
Of which, we learn from another qunrter Gen. Owens
brought about $4,000 He also has with him samples
Of wool obtained chihuahua, with the view deter
mining whether this species of trade be made profit
able The company comprised thiity-six men and six
wagons. Several Mexicans in company.
Ofpolcal news, we have been able to gather only
few items Gov. Armio, who had made himself obnox-
ious to the people, by forced and exorbtant loans Of
money and the Imprisonment of the principal merchants
of Santa Ec, superseded a day two before the
The Governor is young man. brother Of the ira
der murdered by Nc Daniel and his confedcrates two
years ago, the route from New Mexico the United
States There excitement consequent on this
change and because OF unprecedented difficulties between
The government OF Mexico and the United States and the
fade from this quarter But their advices
from the city of Mexico were of course not
hose which have reached us by the way of New Or
eans.-St. Louis Rep, june IS.
ANTI-RENTERs.-Under Sheriff Bouck, and his
guard Of 80 men have been busy in the Wy or Wy
summit On Wednesday the Sheriff succeeded in
ng writs the neghborhood, but the guard,
their way back to head quarters, fred twice.
~ some person out Of sight On Thursday while the
guard had halted field where the Sheriff had writ
o serve the report of FIVE six rifles heard Two
DR. three balls struck the ground but few feet from c.
Miller of the guard and about two rods in front Of
he line About forty guns Immediately fired in
rftnp Tho nln thany nd al
ordered file of ten march to the right and to
he left to rise of woods advanced guard in case
If an attack. Six miles from Lviugsonvle, about forty
hots fired at the guard who were behind stone
wall and were injured After securing the woods
he Sheriff proceeded with his detachment up the Mace
"a he ho-n of Ant Gnu On searching