The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-14
Varieties.

Inc trial OF Peter M. Garner, Grafton |. Lorain,
ana MoIdecH Thomas was to take place in Virginia on
the LIST INST The indictment charges them with entcing
and assisting in the county of Wood six negroes the
property of HARDWOOD to escape Ohio from sevitude
On OF the illness of the District Attorney the
trial postponed till the 18th Of November NEXT th,
prisoners in the mean time to be admitted bail in 5000
each. The is an important one, il involves tho
question of the boundary line between Ohio and Virginia
AT the Hastings Court at Richmond, Va, on
Thursday, schonberger charged with the murder of
Thos. Wasley, was acquitted
circular from the General Post Office states that
any memorandum upon newspapers or newspaper wrap
pers sub the 70 letter postage As the charge
i % he governed by the weight correspondence IN ts
way viii be found to be TDther more expensive than IN
the usual mode.
We learn from the Red River Republican, that
Gen Gaines in right OF his wife, the only aeir OF tie
late Daniel Clarke is about 10 bring suit fora tract OK
land Bayou Bout comprising twenty miles 'front.' ana
covering thirty plantations, assessed at S452 900 On
these lands there are 1907 slaves and the annual producE
10, 900 bales cotton.
4 Baltimore ury the other day, decided in acase
brought before them that i the owners OF stock allow
consequence the rellrosd company answerable fox
| the damage.
The London people pay penny for being shaved
and sixpenco for newspaper but IN this country they
pay sxpence for being shaved and penny for the best
newspapers.
Absaom r Boston, a coored man, hss COM
menced suit against the town OF Nantucket on
account OF the school committee having refused to admit
hrs daughter Phebe Ann Boston, into OF the public
schools on tho I'd day of June last The town, in town
whether ccored children are not eneerto admission
to the schools precisely the san footing as the
whites, though Gchsol may be established for
their exclusive attendance The courts will have to
adjudcae upon it, and the decision will be important
one, as precedent.
A gentleman In Boston has child nine years old,
who reads the Hebrew bible with usncy, and all the
more simple parts without previous examination and
without the aid lexicon He began TO learn the Ian
guage when six years old and before he had learned
Greek Latin. He has since commenced the study OF
the bible in Greek and the plan of the father to teach
him the Latin bible after he he's mastered the Grek thus
completely reversing the order Of the schools.
A gentleman of Alton, Ill.,, is having car con-
structed to the parties by steam without rail-
way. The wheels four feet broad, and about six
feet dnmeter the size of the about Is by 20 feet
it will carry from forty to fifty tons at trip between
Alton and Springfield 10 miles at the rate Of 10 miles
per hour. few trips the clayey soil with such
bIoad wheels, it is thought will make an even surface
and render the ground as hard as q McAdamzed road
AS an evidence OF the growth Of New Haven, the
Palladium states that nine infants were baptized IN the
Chapel sreetC church Sunday last One
of the little fellows having given the pitch the lungs Of
tho whole company were put in full blast, making the
walls of the church resound with the loudes music Of
| the nursery.
BY an accidental omission of single letter, in an
| exchange paper, the line
Hell has no fury like woman scornsd"
was made to read
!" He'll has no fury like woman cornsd."
This is the first time heard striking truth
| being the offspring Of error.-North .4mericsn.