The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-08

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| A Liverpool correspondent Of the Commercial i'd
states that at the recent conference Of the Wes
tals from Bishop soule of the American Methodist
Church and being ascertaned that they had been given
South, and that the candidate symrathized with that
movement, the conference peremptory refused to admit
receive him either in the capacity OF preacher or
brother
An Irish woman, passenger on board the steam
boat ST Lawrence the other day, safely delive,ed
Of a daughter at 9 o'clock r. NJ just before the boat
- he'd this port. Such accommodations the deck a.
,S. accorded to the mother and the officers Of
.S S has, a. rwed her every kindness The child
he oa Sa., st. Lawrence Burns The mother landed
cn!is'ehea ss b., at halfpast IL o'clock the
sams n~h, when she ip sted on walking ashore Three
hours took y, a ~ os of hoa
C lty, and at g next morning tooA "
Can this be beat ?-Rochester d. .7dr.
AT the recent commencement OF Bow uoih Oollege'
the degree of ILL., ID. conferred upon Hon d =,
ngerso Of nas o. D. and ~ I Rsv zap
pan OF Augusta The honorary degree OF a. W. was c1
ferred Hon. John Fairfield, John A. poor ana 'onA
Coombs, Esqrs.
A locomotive tender ran off the deck OF vessel.
upon which it had shipped, at Philadelphia, last
week. and thirty feet water after it had aoated
time, sustained by the air in the tank man VINO
went overheard with it was badly scared
AT Chicago, Oh the 2Sd ult., there was regular
pitched battle between southerners IN pursuit OF
persons alleged to BIO slaves and some One
of the was I'd in the head The blacks
escaped.
Rev. Walter Cotton, oil the navy, has been order.
to the u Frigat0 Congress- nttlng out soi W
Norfolk and destined to the Pacific We may expect on
his return another volume of Ship and Shore"
Hartford has five banks, savings institution,
four insurance companies some three hundred stores
numerous factories eleven printing Offices TWO daiiy
ten weekly and three semLweekly newspapers, ana SIX
other periodicals.
Samuel p Bartlett has been bound over at Nor
thsmpton for setting fire to Mr. Martin Wrighs factory,
in " Northampton IN February last
Information was received in town on Friday, that
silas A. Comstock. Of Durrivile has been appointed
Ah:. his ntatac AL
for Providence.
Improvement is advancing in this city with even
accelerated steps The number Of new buildings in pro
There is scarcely vacant tenement in the town. and
strong efforts will be necessary to keep pace in building
with tho increased demand for 1er-
as) Gasef.t, .ang. l6
The United States Journal says that there are
than twenty printers who performing the duties
Of clerks in the Departments Mt Washington and that
they equal srior to others who had the
advantages Of collegiate education We have no doubt
oft, Half the college aedgings don't know comma
from the Auke OF IN anchor.
BURGLARS AsRoAD.-The Miami Valley is filed
with burglars. We hear of thetts, great and small,
almost every week We advise friends in town and
country keep sharp look out for these gentry, and
and night and day be preparedto give thema warm re-
! on the Middietown road, by the of Fearin,
knocked down by two scoundels just after sundown
and robbed Of sl5o the proceeds OF two days work 10
the harvest field The town of Franklin has also been
visited by these lghtfngsred fellows Attempts have
success,
and Thrkield but our friend, Or. D. Baird, has not
Jared quite so we'll Sometime between the aoh OF Nay
and the middle Of August pine ra ns
his drawer To the best OF his recollection II was marx
ed with the letter A. ard numbered lo7s the thief
has parted with it, Dr. Baird offers the bill to its pres
holder and S25 in addition (bl25) on condition. that
such shall be taken as shall discover and bring
- Justice the perpetrator of the theft The Dr. is not
absolutely certain the bill marked as sisted he
therefore, requests all who possess bills of the denom
nation of $l00 tina. bank who may receive tnem
to examine their marks and their circulation in
hope that detection may take Piace-Le6G"oa Star.
CRIME ARP IT'S CONSEQUENCES the Minden
Journal parish OF Claiborne, In this Stase) OF the
18th inst there sad record Of criminay and its tatal
consequences. 1t tells of TIRES Robert Goodwin,
MIR. Henry, MsHenry and anotiiOr man whose name
the editor did not learn who married edch one OF hTee
Union, Ark about seventy miles from Minden. One OF
the sisters she whose husbands name is not gwen
sometime since died the other two, few weeks ago
eloped-Goodwn's wife with Doctor Waugh, aud
Henry's with named Henderso, Besides aban.
doning their husbands, they lett behind each of them
young child They rendezsoasei 1t appears nOpelonsas
Henderson returned to the neghbohooi of I'll Dorado
arrange business. Henry heard of it, with
ms TIVE brohers-n law III pursuit oil hun the next day.
he henderson, found dead on the road with twenty
four buckshot ranging from tie pit of the stomach up
wards Waugh returned and was killed it was thoughti
by the brother of Mrs Goodwin, and Mrs Henry
throat lfthere Is not material in all this for iArilng
domestic drama, then do know where il ba
found.--M o. Pieaynne, Aug. -.
TRIAL FOR MURDER -On the Both nit at Harris.
burgh Judge Eldred delivered his charge to the jury
in the of Shamberger Gallo aud Hahn indicted for
the murder of Brooks The jury brought in ver;t OF
manslaughter again the prisoners AMI o'clock they
brought in for sentence The of the Judge
feeling and effective but both Shambere and Iahib
manifested cool indifference Gallo, who less cu
pabe than the other two, according to the evidence
s!nioly affected, and shed tears freely. They all
married mon, Hahn being the son-inaw OF Shamberger
The sentence OF the Court that they each pay tine
OF ten dollars to the commonw eah, and the OF
prosecution ana TO be imprisoned in the Eastern PENN
Tertiary for two years The Court House filed GO
its utmost capacity and after mad been passed
large crowd of both men and boys followed prison
from the court house to the Jail.
FALL FASHION-Is45-
FOR GENTLEMh ms HATS.