The New York herald., 1845-07-30


Varieties.
The next Presidential election. in 1873. will be
neu on the same day simultaneously every State Of
.ne onon by that time it is probable that Morses Mag
neuc Telegraph will be erected to communicate with
he capitals OF every State and the the election
are 10 any one point as soon as the returns
anxiety and prevent great speculation.
Mr. Riou, referred to being engaged in the man.
uacture OF Porcelain opposite New Orleans SAYS in the
OF the country is well adapted for the fabrication OF Por
celan he for the present confines himself gliding
and painting Of the imported II is his nte ntion 10
manufacture Porcelain Ware his preparations
for that purpose completed and his knowledge the
country sufficient to guarantee the success Of the under
taking
A company of the Oregon emigrants consisting
OF twenty wagons, have entirely missed their way
and have got the mouth Of the Yellow Stone. The
company from Iowa. and crossed at the Council
Bluffs They left the settlement without pilot, with
the hope of following in the trail OF the main compa.
without sufficient provisions prosecute their Journey
and barely enough to return
During the sitting of the Baltimore City Court, on
Saturday last John Late, Of that city having been
arrested under bench warrant brought up to
swer to the charge of having sent challenge in viola
ton of law of the State, when the States Attorney
Frederick Pinckney, ESQ., acting) prayed jury trial.
and he released, upon security to to the
charge at the next regular term Of the Court. War
have also been Issued at the suggestion of the
States Attorney, against Wm Tell Bixer charged with
accepting the challenge, and Snowden h. Hopkins, Sc.
cond Of Latte and Charles ALeloup the chosen second
of Bixer parties to the offence also for the
rest Of Robert W. Pooler and Robert Nelson upon a
charge of having violated the public peace in aiding
and abetpg the aforesaid spgs OF etiquette in their
lawful efforts to get up fight.
The Montrose Democrat tells us that Mrs Elijah
Marshall of Silver Lake Pa the 22d ult, de.
ivered of four living children all girls The mother is
twentysx years old, and has eleven children. The
prospect seems to be pretty fair that she will have
large family.
A Cincinnati paper states that Mrs. Laird on
the Little Scioto struck the otherday by lightning
and killed AT the time she holding infant in her
arms which was not killed. 1t was burnt the lips
little.
We understand that bright luminous body, larger
than the largest planet was seen yesterday morning
1t about midnight, and had very unsteady light
From the description given us, we infer to be an er
ratio comet"
A pine raft, containing 10000 feet of lumber,
broke to pieces about fifteen miles above St Charles
lately. Three escaped from i. in skif, two
escaped floating square Of plank and two more got
floating tree, which was unmanageable, and car
red them down several miles.
Nine fugitive slaves passed through Oswego to
Canada few days ago. They portion Of those
scventyseven, it is said in al. who escaped from their
pursuers, in the recent movement in Maryland.
| The Nauvoo Neighbor, after speaking of the fine
Of wheat and in that breaks
out thus And more than all this the religion Of Nau-
VOC is first rate: wind OF weather does not affect it."
| Twenty-seven miles of the Vermont and Massa-
chuses Railroad from Ftchburg TO Athol, Mass, were
lot last week to about 80 contractors, mostly
| Erie Canal and the Croton Water Works
/ Inc Hon. john rope died at his residence In
Washington county Kentucky, on Saturday night His
death sudden being caused by stroke of paraly
| sis.
| Mrs Flora Tucker, wife Of Lieut. Tucker, United
States Dragons died at Fort Gibson June ~. She
a niece of John Ross Of the Cherokee Nation.
| Floating baths have been constructed in the North
River at Albany, for the accommodation of the public
| during this hot weather.
Charles p. Sweetzer, and Charles N. Pond, tried
New Orleans for the murder of Robert J. Creswel
have been acquitted.
Mckinney, who was to have been hung at Rock
Island on Monday, was respitcd by the Governor until
the 3lst inst
The Mayor of Baltimore has directed the police OF
the city enforce in every instance the ordinance in
relation to keeping gunpowder within the limits OF the
city, and to search such premises they may suspect to
contain a greater quantity than allowed by law
The Cincinnati Gazette says that number OF
persons engaged in sweating the silver and gold
tract about per cent by the operation On examining
the coinage OF ls4o will be perceived at that is
/ now much reduced as that OF 1924.
| Saratoga is thronged with visitors. The arrivals
by railroad in nine days from the 10th Of July the
18th inclusive amounted to two thousand four hundred
and ninety persons and it is presumed that over thou
sand had arrived in the period by stages &c There
probably at Saratoga at the present time three thou
sand visitors
The Bishop of Oregon Territory, so called was
consecrated in the Roman Catholic Cathedral at Mon.
real 25h inst. He is the Right Rev Norbet Blanchet
and has been connected with the Catholic Mission il
Oregon since 1887. The Rt Rev. joan Charles Prince
was consecrated coaduor Bishop Of Montreal at the
same time.
A new furnace has been lately erected in Coum,
bia county Pa to be worked with charcoal the wood
in the nelghborhood is plentiful and cheap and water
to be the P1opsng pro- agent superior vein e. Of
neighborhood of the furnace The vein is p feet thick
and promises to become much larger when worked.
Hematte Iron Ore has been found in Liberty township
is believed to exist in great abundance in that part OF
| the county.
| The NeC Orleans Picayitne says that 230 horses
and mules passed through Minden, La few days ago
their way to Fort Jessup for the Of the United
States troops. Forty wagons said to be at some
| point on Red River Tor the same destination.
/ One David S Rowland has obtained verdict OF
5000 rendered against him at Boston for that being
" drunk and disorderlyr he forced his way into
spectacle boarding house and conducted himself there
as though it was not respectabe-as though-as though
lit was house OF an altogether different description
The Missoisridn says 700 or 800 Sioux Indians
died of the measles recently whilst excursion
against the Crows The latter tribe having retired in
towards the mountains the Sioux fell upon
another tribe, killing 20 and taking iOprisoners.
| KILLED BY A SNAkE.-The Columbia, Va, Spy
states that little girl about eight years OF age
killed by snake lew days since, near cambridge.
ger time than usual search was made for her She was
found dead, with large blacksnake coiled around her
| neck
cinty of Chester, Marcus Hook, Wilmington, and the
Brandywine Creek, and the Jersey shores, opposite
those places. This will be gratifying news to sports.
men.
Widow Lydia Elliott, of this town, who was 81
years old the 30th day of last January has knit
ring the present month"; large pigeon net OF 80 square
yards. She knit and lashed" the net in seven days
Neio aifmpshye Patriot
A gale, accompanied with rain, swept over Nan
tucket Sunday morning Corn, in the most exposed
situations somewhat damaged, and every thing loose
was pretty well shaken by rude old Boreas.
II is stated that the amount of money received at
the Green Bay, Wisconsin, Land OfRce during the
month ending June 30th, for private entries fifteen
thousand nine hundred and dollars forty five cents
And the amount received for the purpose during
the quarter just ended is forty thousand dollars Fun
nine-tenths Is Immediately occupied by eastern emil
grants.
| Sir George Simpson, the Governor OF the Hudson
Bay Company Just arrived at Montreal reports that, of
five thousand emigrants who have left the United States
settle Oregon at least one thousand have repaired
| TO California.
Three children were killed in Stewartstown, N.
c. on the 10Th inst They were PLAYING in