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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07
Sporting Intelligence.

TI0rTISG.-The Fall for sport is CON-
men~ing and as far as the proprietor Of the Beacon
Course concerned he appears determined to take the
lead in liberal purses, and good sport He opens the
ball Tuesday next with such variety those only
initiated understand and appreciate. He appears
dete rmined that all shall have chance to carry
out their powers far in them lies, and will be
good criterion TO Judge of subsequent performances
The advertisement speaks for itself.
in this vicinity, Mr. Joness Park Row late Mr. Smiths
preaching particularly in trotting, Of which
for $780, to of on Oct g. half forfeit variety Of
mand considerable attention when they are known.
CMcKET.-Ths noble, manly, invigorating and soul
envenng game is fast progressing throughout the land
in every city, town and hamlet, clubs formed to
make the admirers adopts in this most beautiful amuse
ment
On Tuesday next comes of Of those beautiful
games the ground Of the Brooklyn Star Cricket Club
Myrtle Avenue where tents will be pitched the
commodation OF ladies' and other spoca-
tors Omnbusses will throughout the day from
Fulton Ferry, for the ground that spectators will
have every opportunity of witnessing the progress
the game ana its result which cannot but give satsfac.
ton Those who wish to see the game of cricket play
ed true cricket style ought be present There are
old veterans from Sheffield England to take part
that will asonish the Lumber Troop" of this neghbor
hood, unless reports deceive us.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07
Anti-Rent Disturbances-Wnr among the

Lawyers.
The difficulties of the Anti Renters seem to have
concentrated at Hudson, where the trials have re-
commenced.
According to our correspondent, the Attorney
General of the State, and A. l.. Jordan of this city
have concluded TO do all the fighting, and thus re-
leve the big and little Thunders of a great deal Of
rouble and alarm
We hope correspondent will continue to write,
There may be trouble in Hudson
HUDSON, Sept. 5, lS45.
Our Court met usual tn is morning. but adjourned
suddenly than usual, account of small fight,
got up for the amusement Of the spectators which they
the fight conducted, and the high standing of the
parties interested namely Attorney General John Van
Buren, and A. L. Jordan Esq, the latter receiving the
worst of ii. II originated in Jordans calling Mr. Van
Buren, liar in open court, which Mr. Van Buren, re-
scented by giving poke with the elbow in return,
which Jordan attempted to return, but de-
feated by the excellent sparring Of the Attorney
General who would occasionally plant wiper in Jor.
dams face until the parties separated The Judge
Immediately made out a commitment, and the two gen.
tlemen residing in County Jail for twenty
four hours All parties speak well Of the excellent
style OF Mr. Van Burens boxing and say he right in
giving it to Jordan as he did
The excitement this fight has occasioned is immense
and should not be surprised this Court should end
general for the anti renters determined sus.
tain Mr. Jordan, and the other party determn.
ed to uphold MIR. Van Buren,. Which party will succeed
time alone will deerminebut from hearsay Big Thun.
der must go down the river, they but get jury But
many they will have by tomorrow leave the jaor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07

Four LIVES SAvED.-Capi Mon of -Ino1 Oo-1a
OF Brookhaven, arrived at this port Yesterday from
Phsde phis reports that when about halt way between
BLOCK island and Point Judith, the Sd inst disco.
vered signal Of distress which he run down for ana
found II was made by four persons Mr. Dyer smith
his wife, sister and son, who we're clinging TO the
bottom OF a sail boat which they had been hang.
ing to in the water for upwards Of an hour The
ladies were very much exhausted, and they probably
could not have sustained themselves another half hour
The signal made was shawl tied TO oar The boat
was lowed into the river and saved by Capt VI. MIR.
smith and his family belong TO Pawcatuck and were re-
turning from pleasure excursion to Block Island They
had considerable clothing in the boat which was LOST
and the ladies' bonnes were washed from their heads
Mr. - Just before leaving home put ar.ppes into
ms boat which bnoycd her up otherwise having several
bars OF pig iron for ballast she would have sunkPyo
ridenet Journal Sept D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07

The CROPS IN CANADA-Accounts from Canada
represent the grain crops excellent and the farm
ers as unusually fortunate this season. There is
exception however; potatoes are quite fail
ure, having been attacked with the same disease as
that which has preyed upon this useful root in this
country. This loss will be felt by the Canadians
great deal, for they are much addicted to the use
of the potatoe as Falstaf to sack indeed it
appears to be ''moral principle with the French
10 consume themlwholesale, and, curious to say ac-
cording to their taste the beau ideal of potatoe is
TO be " CONNIE ie saron"-hke soap. warm sum-
mer IS always most favorable in Canada for the
grain crops, which, in the lower province, require
TO be brought to early maturity escape the early
frosts which set in there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07

FALL TRADE.-The weather begins 10 grow cool
happy relief from the roasting times we have had
we may shortly expect the rush Of the Fall trade,
when the transient inhabitants Of our city will be
increased by additional thousands indeed they
begin TO flock IN already, all the hotels beng throng-
ed with merchants from the interior. Baltimore
papers represent business there as very brisk, and
the Fall purchasers are crowding IN daily. In Bos
ton and Philadelphia, on the contrary, there is vet
no revival in commerce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07

SIG, 600 ~ GOLD PICKED r,P IN THp STREET Veg.
leIuay, about noon, J. J.. Riddle picked ~ IN Con-
Bess street opposite his store plain pine box which
upon examination proved to be Glled with five bags of
soVeteigns Before he laid hold Of H. couple of foot
psssengsrs favored with kick lie caused IL to he
eePos''eu 10 inc ounok bank has been claimed by
w noiI mo says dropped from his carriage behind
~nch ne hod placedt in preference 10 trusting II 10
hanacartmen. Boston Post Sent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07

Compared with last year. there has been decrease in
every article received, with the exception of wool and
ashes The decline in tolls has been nearly one hun
thousand dollarsn flour about forty per cent end in
wheat more than fifty per cent
The following is comparative statement of the re.
cep of the Belgian railroads during the first six months
of the years 1874 and ISi5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07

The RAILROAD TROUBLES ON LONG IsLAND.-The
difficulties between the Long Island Railroad
Company and the farmers, do not appear
TO have approached near settlement vet
On Tuesday last, car house, and well house al
Rlverhead, were burned by the farmers. The
sheriff of Suffolk has offered $500 reward for the
arrest OF those persons who attacked and beat Of
me watch OF the company, and tore up some of the
rails on the road short time since.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07

RAPID GROWTH OF THE WEsT-Adran, Mich.
gan, during the last two weeks. has presented a
scene OF unusual life. and activity. We informed
that not less than from f1 seventy five new buiIj
ngs are 10 course OF erection and many of them hand
some brick edihces. which will be orame nj 10 our AL
ready beautiful village. The farmer is reaping tho re-
ward OF his industry, and the vehc es which
blockade our streets loaded with the fruits of his tones
pear testimony TO the substantial manner in which he has
ana MAN streets presented grand appearance The
streets were literally blocked up with wagon, and zoo
counted IRON our office window not less than
vehicles many OF item laden with wheat and other nro.
uueS OF the farmer Wheat, during the past week has
Iansed from 90 TO 81 cents though hear of few in.
ces where as nigh as 81 cents has been paid for first
ratio article WatchtoDss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07

THE WAR OF RAcEs.-At Montreal some days ago
there occurred case, which shows to what a great
extent the feeling of rivalry exists between the Brit
lsh and French races. A meeting of the medical
faculty was held there at which the profession was
represented from all the principal places of both
parts OF the province, except Kingston and Niagara
the object OF the assembly being to adopt measures
10 elevate the ri otesson to protect Its interests and
promote good feeling among its members The
question being raised whether it was meeting of
delegates, the Faculty Of Montreal opposed such
construction, as ii would deprive them Of large
number of votes. Whereupon DR.. Rousseau
(French) proposed amendment of resolution
offered by DR.. Badgeey (Engllsh) to the following
effect" That the delegates of the medical profess
sion from the different districts of the province
here represented, form Immediately convention
for the purpose of celebrating on the interests OF
the said profession" This amendment was carried
by majority Of one-a the French voting in the
maority-the English on the other To one ac-
qualnted with the degree of estrangement and we
may say aversion between the races, this small az
fair is evidence that neither good sense nor edu-
cation Is fit TO eradicate it altogether What makes
the thing ludcrous addition to It's puerllity is the
fact that the minority protested and retired in high
dudgeon. When many Doctors disagree il is no
easy matter to decide but we are rot far asray in
manner of accounting Tor this terrible split in
the camp Of the Faculty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07
Court Intelligence.

COMMON PLEAS. Sept. 6.-DrcrsIoNs-Before full
Bench David r. Hall ads. Eliza Skinner-Verdict con
frmed with costs
W. C. Dusenberry ads Geo. NIchois.-Order in cham
bers far modified allow defendants costs to abide
the event of the suit, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07
NEW YORK HERALD.
steam ship Great Western.

This steamer is now in her fifteenth day. She
brings four days later news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07

New BRITISH FoRT.-The Port Huron Observe
says that the recent visit of Lord Cahcart to Port
Sarnia preliminary to the erection of fort in its
vicinity, probably at Point Edward almost directly oppo
site Fort Gratiot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07

Henry g. GREEN,-The career ef this man con.
on wednesday The applications made bv his friends
W ,ne Governor Tor his pardon, or communication or re-
pe ~ MS sentence have been unsuccessful The B,,I
~ says-Ineh deputy Sheriff Rose comms nicated 10
m ses'srusy me decision Of the Governor which he
dld ID as delicate manner possible it thrcw him into
subject o) and twas time ere thew snccoad 4;
orlnglng MN 70 calm and settled state Of mind His
mo.ner oha sateI called on him shortly after which AZ
spasms that Mr. Rose had to prevail on them 70
him for the time being, and until he should honns
more reconciled to his fate. air Rose nforn, -,
this morning. that Green occupied most OF last nigb 10
prayer, on his knees, in which position he had him.
seen him at different periods during the night and
told him this morning he did not sleep over one hour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07

PuRsER's BoND CAsE.-In the United States Dis
irct court, before Judge Randall, yesterday in the
matter OF the motion for trial and of udg
ment IN the OF the United States VS.. Mexican Bn
cnanan the court overruled the motion, and refused
rev tlal- the defendant having filed a remittitur 20
vac amount certified to be due him from the United
.sses ana having also agreed that judgment be en-.
, 'or me United States for the Of So laa 90 with
? dstsits augua8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07

In SUPREME CoURr Friday, Sept 9Th Special
Term.-Mr. Justice Beardsley presiding-Pr
ads NATURALIZATION Tor JUDI nent in OF non
suit ated by default. Rosa ads ole ct al do do do
do The North Hampstead and Flushing Turnpike road
and Bridge Company-In the matter Of Ordered that
stand over until the next special term and that commits
sons issue TO take dispositions. Plat e al Bupcle and
other cause Motion that Sheriff If Osweso nay
ovor moneys, &C. denied with costs -Iynes ct al W
Mob ct al -Notion to vacae rule den, ing "A new
trial in this cause sc granted on terms kchmond a.,
al VS. Bronson ct al Ordered that the case and amend
ocnts IN THIS cause DO referred back to the Circuit
Judge Tor settlement granted with costs In the matter
u Hsith W ilIams, application for cerorafi granted
* parte In the matter Of Anfam Anthony, do do. Same
10 DO In the m tier OF Alfred w. Collamer. DO do. III
he matter OF the Mayor SO New York relative to wi.
lening Boomingdae road, &c Motion TO vacatc rule
u on Aprll last appointing commissioners granted, ex
ate IN the matter OF toe Mayor, &C. New York, rela-
I'VE - opening new street and to keep open part OF
no bioominedtle road Order for appointment oil com
nisones 81 estimate and reasscssmsnt, granted, cx
arte In the matter Of Mayor SC New York relative TO
widening Houston street sc Motion to vacaie rule OF
9th FEB last, appointing commissioners NC, grained,
ex paftc Same-Order for appointment OF commissions
ers OF estimate and assessment granted, ex psfte. ~
the matter Of tho Mayor New York. reiative TO OK
tending lie Roy streetOrdcr for appointment OF com
nsioners Of estimate and assessment granted ex pare
Rice ct al ads BrownNotion Tor Judgment Of non pros
denied with costs. Hotcnbouse VS. Holmes 81 aL--Nio
ton for relaxation OF des costs $40 deducted IRON ie
bill and the siduc ordered to stand as taxed wright
Governor al ads Bennett, Treasurer, &c-Noon to
aash alternative mandamus, granted without cos's
Hlakely ads Winsor-Moton for commission, denied
h costs, without prejudice Barton ads MARSH, admr
man vs. Eldredge and Nyc surrogates Motion for
peremptory mandamus denied, without costs In the
matter of Chittendon vs. Tayor--Moon for relaxation,
granted by default .diLany .9,gm,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07

CoURTFoR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS, Roches-
ter, Sept. 4--Prcsent-The Lieut. Governor Justice
Jewett end 10 Senators. No. 49, Jas. i. Miller ct al
H. Gable ct al Beach Lawrence concluded for appel
Low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07
BELGIAN RAILROADS.


This shows increase Of 6li76f 3sc or II per cent
favor of the first half of the present year. At the
same time to be remarked that this increase has
entirely derived from the transport Of merchandise
the number Of passengers having diminished.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07

The total amount oftolls received at Buffalo, with the
quantity Of certain articles shipped towards tide water
on the canal from the opening onavgaton to the LIST of
September for the past four years been as annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07
Election Returns,

ALABAMAIn regard the questions Of the removal Of
the seat Of and biennial sessions OF the Le
rst Il believed from the returns received that the
vote will be large not less perhaps than 1000 The
chances that there will be sufficiently large legs
biennial sessions is probably decisive The vote Of
Dale county has at length been received For Governor
Martin received 1926, Terry 209 Davis l4l This gives
Martin an aggregate majority OF 4o97 Coffee is
still to hear from which, the Montgomery journal learns
has given majority TO Martin. When the returns are
complete we shall publish a corrected table of the Go
ve,nors election accompanied with the vote ct the last
Presidential contest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07
The Genuine Galvanlc Rings and NIagnetic

Fud-We remind strangers and citizens that the
place in New York obtain these articles at
Christie's Office, l3 Fulton street Sun Building
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ere unb cine Wabnible, sele9en in Safpu Gaunld1ip,
Start @ountp, Ohio, nno befannt unter bem J2amet,
MubbrpOf Mil,' gum @ertduf aus. Die OQible liest
an etnem ME feblenoen Walier, nit % nB Nal, ule
latft benabe oa6 gauge Sahr binburd NIT bier Stei.
men: Ste 1T in enen gnten 3uifano uuo fam @eidf
te r &aufente uno Ssunben perrthten, unb liegt i'm
Mittelpunft eueS Der fh6nffen Qanotrtde fur Wasen
i'm Staate, bal6we9s spiider WalTGon uno Sutton,
unb Weilen BON Sbbc @anal.
Die Saueret mirb entipeoer gang, poer ,um G6eil
nit Der WabIe oerfauft ltno entbdt 200 9er ausaes
fudtes eauo TT 9utent tnb oer6e0erten 3uitanb.
Sin gutter 2itel ober 9fed)t, fptro barauf aeqeber-
STIR cas 9dbere erfnnoi9e man I entipeber auf oem
plase iebt poer BEL benz untersetdneten in WafQcn
Ohio. @eprqe MiIIer.
MaiGacm l. Au9uff 1914. 4-b. ..