The New York herald., 1845-11-17


OF hours duration, commencing before o'clock,
still the Duly Morning Conrant Of thus city, as
two days after the re) they will probably have six
lines concerning itjudging OF the future by the past
10 haf nast eight oolocS was perfect and would well
pass for total although unheraded by our
pers where expect to find all the news from the
moon, well as all the "mung" news!
Varieties.
A sportsman in Philadelphia, tired OF the slow
method of killing ducks in the Delaware in the usual
way stripped and plunged into the river, and hid him
fashion, % to catch the ducks with his hand and wiring
their necks, when the discharge OF a gum which came
near killing him. set the birds to flight The sporssmsn
swimmer by his hair and brought him TO shore 10 the
infinite amazement Of the gunners
Carter, the Lion King, has purchased the largest
horse in England He has named him General Wash
ington He is twenty hands high and looks as large as
elephant He is black gelding, beautifully dap
pled-hs nearly four feet long his tail sweeps
the ground he is perfectly formed and is regarded as
of the finest specimens of the horse ever seen in
hibted shortly in London and then sent the United
States most splendid covering OF blue silk velvet
fringed with deep border of gold, is being made for
The Springfield Republican publishes a commu-
nication from Rev. S. Cotton native OF Hamden coun-
Who is now located in Fayetteville NC. The writer
states that there nearly fifty cotton mills IN the state
He thinks that foundry and machine shop located in
Fayetteville, would be well supported Other Kinds OF
chanics wanted particularly caDlHet ana cnar
makers and manufacturers OF edge tools.
De Tocaueville, in his recent work, speaking OF
American women, says" AS for myself do not hes
tate to avow that although the women OF the United
States confined within the narrow circle OF domestic
life and their situation is IN some respects, one OF ex
treme dependence, | have nowhere seen women occu-
pying loftier position; and if were asked now am
drawing a close of this work in which have spoken
of many things done by the americans 10 what the
singular prosperity and growing strength OF that people
ought to be attributed should repyto the superiority
Of their women
MIR. Van Vakenburgh OF Albany, with rifle of
his own manufacture the following unrvaled hits:
The target Is inches in dameterdistance 400 yards
number OF shots 90 Fire of the shots almost forced
the centre and the aggregate Of the entire 20 is only 81
| inches from the centre.
There is a nice village out West called "Fond
Duac" which holds out strong temptations writer
from there We have seventeen families besides s
find the material Cant you furnish us three DOCTORS
two lawyers two ministers three stores two taverns
joiners, &c &c.
A farmer in Saratoga county, who keeps twenty
this received for butter for 81 pigs
faened on buttermk Sl73: total $685. He has besides
used milk and butter freely for large family. The Ia
Dor has been performed chiefly by females The churn
ing was done by stout RAM and good enough for him.
This is specimen of tine ample prosperity OF our grazing
| interests.
| The Iron Witch, which is intended for passage
boat between Albany and New York. spoken Of the
perfect vessel Of the kind constructed There
is but piece of timber in the hull all the rest is ron
coal on board and will go very fast Capt NJ H frues-
DELL recently of the South America has been engaged
| her commander. The Witch will come out early
| next season
Hon. S. s. Prentss was complimented with pub
lie dinner at vicksburg on the soth ut as parting
Da and ormer ends The affair said to
passed of pleasantly.
A. Mason manufacturer of tacks and brads, In
Worcester while adjusting his machinery was caught
by the skirts of his coat by the belt, and drawn up
backwards the shaft between which and the ceiling
If tiuac hofor ma
be stopped His back probably broken the first re-
voution. He died in few moments. Mr. Mason was
| between so and 90 years OF age.
| Last week boy living In Gates county, N. c.,
who amusing himself with gun, which he supposed
to be empty, placed cap On the nipple and turning to
Mary m going to shoot you firing at the same moment
The contents lodged in the poor girls face tearing away
the entire side fit Two hours afterwards she expired,
after suffering the most excruciating agony.
Information has been given to the authorities in
Boston that Trrel has been in the vicinity Of Peek
tion have done what has been considered expedent
to ascertain the truth Of the intelligence and take sub
sequent and immediate action.
The colonization vessel, the brig Kent, will
sail from Baltimore with emigrants for Cape Pamas to-
day missionary of the Episcopal Church goes out in
her as passenger.
At the Monmouth Circuit, just closed, the case Of
Rogers lvns for the seduction OF plaintiffs daugh-
ter, resulted in verdict OF $1,000
| j. Evans, farmer of Pahaquarry township, In
gathering MS PDds ans
grains !-Wdrren MD Journal
Judge Woodbury. opened the court at yesterday
morning, SAT un 1-resnmed at nan pa" SAY L III 2.
opened the court and sat till half past 10 last night
hearing the arguments of Gen. Brdges-Boston Post.
The amount of duties collected at the Custom
Houses of Havana and Barcelona during nine months
for the cotton consumed in the manufactures Of Cata
Barcelona, 6s, ,4o4 we're from New Orleans.
The Ney Orleans Bee, leading Clay paper, says:
I'VE clearly in favor Of revenue tarifof tariff
that raises the required amount Of revenue, and no
more
AT the late session of the Supreme Court in New
Haven county, Conn. no less than thrte en- divorces
were granted The law Of Connecticut allows
or compels the Court TO grant divorces where either
husband or wife are habitually Incorporate
The day boats Troy and Niagara will not be with
drawn this week. as reported IN our paper yeseroayon
The Camden Mail is felcltatlng itself on the
business prospects, and general Improvement yemen oi Gam
den Rows of brick houses are going up IN all
parts and even the old dingy looking Bank has been
painted !,
intention OF returning to India Immediately. He will
postpone his departure until spring
Katzenbach, inn-keeper on Mill Hill, Trenton
drowned in the feeder, about six miles from Tren
tom on the 3lst ut.
story has been going the rounds OF the papers,
that tame ducks can be made equal in flavor to
backs by feeding them on celery occasionally but
fortunately for the success of the experiment the ducks
won't eat the celery
machine has been invente by Hall, OF Cox
sackie, N Y, with which person can mould $4,000
bricks in day, which superior to those made by
hand.
Yesterday morning we had very white and
severe FROST sufficient think to Kill the cotton plant
-.4ugusta Chronicle, llh inst.
u. S. DISTRICT COURT Before Judge Woodbury.
The case of j. M. Reed VS.. the Locks and Canal
Company Of Lowell is trial before this court The
interest involved in trial OF large amount and has
been in course Of litigation for several years The fol
lowing array of talent are engaged j. = Rogers *
Choate and Mr. Parker Of Worcester for tne piaintin
ID Wahster Il Hoar OF Concord and J. r Robinson. %