The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-28

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following opinions on Guano are the most phlloso-
pnicai we have yet seen of late. Perhaps philo-
pner or scvan IN the great republic is better qualified
to give an opinion on guano, than General Arlington
Bennett Zone ID OF the Ex-Momon Legion. 1t is
complete.
EXTRACT OF LETTERS FROM JAMES ARLINGTON
Bennett.
ARLINGTON HOUSE, IL. ~ April a. ls45
That lchaboe Guiana il a most powerful vermifuge in
destroying worms there be doubt applied Il TO
some peach trees that were nearly dead and that were
full Of the rsdheda white grub that kills them Alter
make this fact known for the benefit Of farmers that
they may be enabled to the most delicious fruit
our country. May ~, 45-Since writing tho above
have had ample opportunity to observe the effects of
guano on vegetables piece Of wheat, to which APP
was winter killed as we'll as the worst in the country
is in point Of color and height the very best Cab
bage, which put out in the open air with guano, has
exceeded those without guano under glass; being twice
large, and both put out the same time The guano
potatoes have exceeded those put out month earlier
the conclusion there is in the world equal to
guano, and further have tried the Peruvian alongside
81 the e. and nd the latter decidedly the best
To Messrs E. X. COLLINS 4 Co. New York
FROM MEnco.-We copy the following letter from
the Philadelphia Gazette OF last evening: -
Orr vERA Cruz, May LIST, ls45.-The Express Is just
in from Mexico bringing the important Intelligence.
hatMexico has agreed acknowledge the Independence
and France guarantee tie acts Of the two
Captain Elliot commanding British frigate Eurydce has
just arrived FROM and the ship sails Immediately
for Galveston, with the news All the proceedings in
the Mexican Congress- in session, evince pacific
terms with the United States, and no war need have
been apprehended, Annexation or no Annexation
MExIco.-Letters have been received from the
Mexican capital Of the 18th April. The purport of
subject attention that Minatar
State had asked for powers from the Chambers to &C
knowledge the Independence ofTexas, under the guar
antee Of England An active correspondence had been
going between the authorities of Mexico and Texas
an English vessel Of war acting letter carrier twas
ment opposed to annexation. 1t was conjectured
that the and the people Of Texas favor
This was STILL however, matter of great doubt The
Of England given that she would leave
efforts unried to all difficulties which lay
These letters say that there still exists war sprit-in
clined for war in any event and that If annexation
10 evident that the whole matter is adjourned over until
after the action of the Texan Congress and Mexico
has already shown great prudence far checking her
warlke propenstes to consent to the Independence
of Texas, have every believe that she will
eventually show equal prudence in quoting her HOSTILE
ty to annexation at the proper time. Santa Anna
still at prison at Perote, awaiting his trial.
FROM SANTA FE.--Mr. sausser and several gen.
tlemen of Mr.. Norris's company, arrived here yes
terday evening in the steamboat Lexington They left
Santa Fe the 10th of April, and had very favorable
sd
cement Of popular feeling. The Governor had issued
proclamation desiring such Of the foreigners
protection papers, Very little attention however, was
paid to the as no spprehensions were
tertained of any immediate difficulties. Another party
Of Santa Fe traders arrived yesterday the Henry
Bry.-St. Louis Revieile Nay Is.
LUMBER IN MAINE.-The main drive of logs is
making progress towards the mills The lack of
reshet several of the upper streams has caused about
maintained to get them down even if a large fresh.
ct should occur The fate to large portions um-
Der in other places yet depends upon subsequent fresh
ets.-Bangor Wing, Nay "a
MICHIGAN IRoN.-The Hiusdale Gazette says.-
eve have been shown sample of bar iron from
the new works at Orange Mills Branch county which,
to appearance is equal to any brought from Pittsburgh
or eastern factories"
mum on the night of Friday last on the canal boat
Shades" of Geneva She had made previous attempt
her life and saved by of the stomach pump
city Intellige nee.
FIRE.-About nine o'clock last night fire broke out
in the roof of the dwelling house, of Church and
Chambers street. which Is believed to have originated
r ON fire dropping from balloon which had been let of
served almost it had igned with the roof and
although number of Fire Companies were on the spot
scarcely any need their ervce II bsso pn
out by one or two remen who just at the moment
in the neighborhood The damage is very trining The
premises are insured.
Burnley arrested VIM. Smith, George Howard and VIM.
Harmon, old offenders charged with stealing coat vest
and pantaoons valued at $40, from Matthew White So
Whitehall street. Committed.
ANorHER.-George Cisco for stealing q calico dress
from L. Phillips, So Orange street. Committed
We learn that thirteen men belonging the U. s. ship
Columbus have deserted.
COroncr's Omcc-May 2.-DEAru NJ CoNorsrror
BRAIN-The held an inquest on the body
Of q colored man named VIM. Crawford, at the Aims
House in the Park Vcrdict-came to his death by con.
gestion of the brain and euson Of serum into its ven.
tricles.
DEATH OF AN IrrArr.-The coroner held an inquest
on the body of male infant at the Park dead house
Verdict, came to his death by some cause unknown
Special Sessions.
Before the Recorder and Aldermen Compton and Mese-
role
Young Moore, veryipretty little
servant girl charged by Sam McMicken residing in
another part Of the house, with calling him black
guard and beating him in rude way with her prot
ty hands Margaret told him he wished to keep bad
men there and she was s not going to have i The Re-
whip such man. and cautioned her against again Offend
.dnother.-Airs. Catherine o'Rourke, a fine looking
beating her and her children Catherine said Mary kept
dsorderly house. and that she didn't beat her until she
Stealing piece Of Cassimere.-John Frisby and John
Alexander, two vagrant ill-lookng black boys were
placed on trial for stealing piece of cashmere from
and the court sentenced them to the penenfiary six
months
a Literary 1hief-Wm. Johnson charged with
stealing two books from the Office of W. A. Peters The
Recorder asked him If he pursuing literary course
and said the court felt bound to improve his education
he had shown desire for knowledge, by sending him
to the penentiary for three months.
Petit Larceny-Patrick Coulan, thin, wo-begone, mis-
cradle looking o. wa uIn rod ~
from VIM. w. Corlies. Coulan said he had family and
took 1t home for frewood. Discharged.
In Chancery.
Before the Vice Chancellor
,DEcIsoNs-Richard Smith .qnfAony j. Blocker
Tho Court stated that the plea in the above case was
good to show that the defendant is personally exo-
ncrated and discharged from the debt and the judgment
but that Ia not the question The question whether
good plea to exonerate the particular fund or sum Of
which Is proposed to reach by the bill and the