The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-28

Varieties.
The Sligo ireland) Champion says =" The
emigration from this port to America still continues
abaed; our streets filled daily with carts, loaded
with tho goods Of persons leaving native country
to seek livelihood in the back woods of the States and
mere lahorers and their children but numbers Of small
farmers apparently good Aging from their
native country despaing Of being able to provide for
themselves aud their little families at home"
just al the Cumberland Gap, there is Cave, which
has never yet been fathomsd described. The land
h sI o. an me Inn there .T hs has gone in mile and
stream Of water passes through It. and out Of the
mouth with rapid current.
The son Of Mr.. Hornsby and Mr. Atkinson were
murdered by Indians Austin. Saturday last Tho
Indians came upon them while they fishing in river.
and killed them with spears The body Of Mr. Atkinson
wounds.-Houston Telegraph, lin inst.
A jewel Of damsel resides at New Haven, CT
She has furnished under the signature of vona few
sires of her blessed little innocent heart The follow.
ing Is sample. Hear the darling -
Most simple and deaase noihiss that's IT'S w viii
ask for no more than il needful to me.
Ahusband to love, with cottage and child"
A gentleman from Dover, N II says that man
named Samuel Lord. was arraignsd at that place on
Monday last and committed in default of $4,000 bail
charge Of sssaulting Irish girl only eight Of
girl would die but she considered out Of danger
Commencement at Princeton held last We'd
nesday. Fftytwo degrees Of "B. A." were conferred
George W. Musgrsvs. Of Baltimore and Rev. samuel
Tallmsdge. PIesid mt Of the Oglethorpe University.
s@H Ej H. D. on Elias Van A''d''' Esq Of S'"
Upwards of fifty members Of the church at South
Boston under the care of Rev. W. w. Patton. (ot which
lr Farchild was once the miniser about forming
payson Church. and they intend to call Mr. Fairchild
for their pastor-Bostsn Chronicle.
AT he General Sessions Of Monroe county, Crom.
well Anthony found guilty Of bigamy. He married
his first wife in Courtland county in 1896. In FebIua-
~ last he came to Ogden passed himself Oh minis
ter OF the gospel succeeded in gaining the affections OF
excellent young girl named Emolis Stevens. and
married her. No defence offered the part Of the
prisoner.
mort of Philadelphia ten steam towboats fifteen steam.
ferry boats and nne steam freight boats. TOTAL dry
nine Twelve OF the above boats are constructed Of
A thunder storm Of unprecedented severity visit
ed bridgeport Conn on Tuesday last The lightning
verai pieces Of furniture in house which It struck and
stunned the inmates. but killed nobody.
A gentleman who has only been married two
being till ten o'clock. thahe he will never DO
married again. He says he ''wont go home till morn.
ing" if the practice is kept up.-Post.
Hon. @ c. Elmer (Loco) delivered an Grafton
before the Literary Societies of the College of New Jer
>ey on Tuesday. We learn from the 7rsnton Gosetts
that his subject was. 1.-THE Origin of Government and
the Sources and Limitations OF its Authority" He
demned the Of Dorr and his followers in Rhode
Island.
MURDERERs DELIVERED The Indians have de-
Indians who murdered aud robbed party q cattle dro-
vers in Charleston county, Missouri.
G. A. Bayard, Esq, of Pittsburgh, Pa, has sold
acres Of beautifully situated ground about two mile.
employ to lay out the ground for that purpose
The price paid il $4,000.
LEWIS CAss, Of Michigan. will address the Ii
terary Societies of Marietta College at the next
mencement Of that Institution on the last Thursday OF
July, (3lst day a
The Montpelier, VT, Patriot says there is toun-
town. had arrested and committed to Chelsea jail
suspicion Of being concerned in the murder Of Parker
at Manchester, N. II
for Of Alabama against the regular candidate.
Mr.. Terry.
Hon. Edward $. Dargan has been nominated as
the democratic candidate for Congress in the Mobile dis
trct. Mr.. Dunn Is the wing candidate.
Mr. Greasy was not convicted on either of the in
dctments for setting fire at Nswburypor and will have
a trial In September.
The tide Of fashion is setting the way Of Saratoga
strongly. The Hotels beginning to fill up with ira
veers from all parts Of the Union and Canada.
| We see that a large number Of Southern visitors
arriving Old Point Comfort va for the benefit Of
| air.
members Of the Order of the Of Temperance in
United States comprised in nearly two hundred subord-
| nate divisions.
| o. A. Brownson is to deliver an address on the
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burg. Penn
The Hon. benjamin c. Howard has accepted the
invitation to deliver the euogium the character Of
General Jackson, in Baltimore, on Tuesday next.
The Philodemic Society of Georgetown College
has appointed Mr. Alcide Buard OF Louisiana, one
its members to deliver euogy on the death of Gen.
Jackson.
! Park Benjamin is to eulogise General Jackson
publicly at Norwich Connecticut, on the 18th Jrly.
| Gen. Houston, ex-President OF Texas ia to have
free barbecue the asth instant at Nashville Ten
nessee.
| Rev John Pierpoint. of Boston, is said to be on
his way to Chicago. and there i probability that
he may be settled the Unitarian society there.
The citizens Of Baltimore have already COM
menced movement in reference to the erection of a
monument to the memory Of Gen. Jackson in that city
Another large factory is now building at Thorn
dixie village in Palmer which will double the population
1 Of that place.
Jefferson Adams, Esq Of Boston. has received
the appointment Of U. S. Consul Rio Negro, Patago-
Specie to the extent of 900 900. is said to be on
its way from England TO Canada, to pay the troops.
The Marquis de Tuum, who recently arrived in
this country from Paris special mission
| Their, is at present at Richmond.
| Gov. Wright returned to Albany on Wednesday
The Chancellor reached Albany on Thursday, and
will hold his regular term al Saratoga Springs Tues
day next.
Theatricals
| The Misses HuSsey giving concerts IN New
Bedford with great success.
The Orphean Family, after very successful
tour in the south arrived in this city Thursday and
! left last evening for Providence.
Front street theatre, Baltimore, has been opened
by Mr. w. l.. Burton for short time. The principal
performers Of the Arch street theatre Philadelphia
with him.
The Baker Family have reached Salem 1t con-
offour brothers and sister natives Of New Hamp
shire Clergy men Of every denomination have freely
opened their churches to them. while they and their
miles have listened with apparent satisfaction and de-
light