The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-06
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Oneida Indians Some thirty forty drunken Oneidus
paroded through the the other day in broad day
publican calls upon the grand jury to indct them as
nuisance That's novel way of carrying on an Indian
.7drertser.
Thomas Bowling was tried in the Circuit Court of
Mississippi last week, and found guilty Of manslaugher
in the first degree for cruelty iltreatng and causing the
death Of slave the property of Mr. r. Ballard for whom
he was an overseer.
A duel is said to have been fought at Mount Au-
burn Boston, on Tuesday, between two Southern
gentlemen--one Vrgnian the latter being wounded
IN the arm and the other in the hip but neither danger
ously.
Rev. Mr.. Torrev has been quite unwell of late but
is again at his work He bears his Imprisonment at Bal
more with patience aud complies cheerfully with the
discipline fhe institution An effort is to be made to
obainh release and letter has addressed by him
to distinguished gentleman of Massachusetts on the
subject. He has but little hope Of his release.
The trial of Abner Parke, for being concerned
with Joseph Carter and Peter Parke now sentence
to be exccuted) in the murder Of the Cashier family
came tuesday,, before the Oyer and ermner of
War; county, N. J.-Chef Justice Hornblowsr pres
ding.
A verdict Of wilful murder has been returned
against Geo. oolford the owner OF the Learned pig,
Tor causing the death of his wife by drowning her at
aisbury. England.
Hon David Perham died at his residence on Sat-
urday, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, aged IS years.
Hon. John Davis and family arrived in Baltimore
on Monday evening They left for the Falls on Tuesday
morning from whence they returned in the afternoon
and took the evening boat Tor the west.
ma Colonel John b Hogan. His remains taken to
Mobile and inferred the 10Th inst. Colonel Hogan
ring the last war, also in the Creek wars He had
been several times elected to the Legislature Of Alaba
and for several collector Of the port of
Mobile.-N Orleans Courier. 23d. uit
MoREoF THE FIRE IN QUEBEc.-We have received
the Quebec papers, from which we select the fol-
lowing. One assertion may safely make, that the
amount of property lost is not far magnfcd and the
sacrifice OF human life is moderated he total loss has
hoon ad wi fha nfrunCf nica tlo und
found to be between million and one million and a
half Of pounds or in dollars from 81 900 600 to s60o0.
000 The loss OF life cannot be estimated. We hear of
many private interments of the remains found by sup
posed relatives and it asserted that about forty
TINS Of the confag ration have far been nhumed and
that many, very many, will never be discovered This
statement fully credit from observations, as
lar and distant outbreaks of the fire from its origin they
could not have reraced their way and must have perish
moment narrowed the limits Of apparent safety around
them. We have abundant evidence from eye witnesses.
who but the moment prior to their DEATH fancied them
selves safe SO quickly and SO nsduously did the fire
and despair it is beyond human power to describe
Balcd by the sudden and unlocked for directions the FIRE
Took the unfortunate refugees at last yielded them
selves apahec despair From street to street they
wended their melancholy way, laden with their chill
but still nsatate cause of their misfortune traced
their path with unrelenting fury In the greater number
of instances the inmates Of dwellings barely escaped
with lives and many Of these severely burnt
sudden the on-comng Of the flames. Toward the
ofthe burnt and burning districts and from
h,y perfect apathy succeeded-they knew not wther
blaze they sped through them furniture took fire in
carts caeches, it hurried of and the heat and
ahwart the suburbs encrvated the active and
the eXertions Of those dsnterested. None were
t se se Of e
cd by the destruction of the fruits OF their economy and
the ne aag many kne nS
and the clergy OF the parish passed rows Of
humbled and desolate beings fell at their feet craving
their blessing
JUNE 4-Green ct al. ads Youngs Motion to set aside
inquests, granted terws. The People ex rel Chap
parte for alternative mandamus granted Haight ads
Post, causes Motion to consolidate granted with
costs. Ostrom imp'd &c. ads Stedman ct al. Motion
that plaintiffs file security for granted by default
Barstow Thorne ct al. Motion ordered to stand
ton to set aside satisfaction of judgment denied with
costs Knowlson ct al VS. Sweet ct al.-motion for
stay waste granted. Cameron ct al ads schoonmaker
motion for judgment in case OF non suit granted by
qeiau N ne mater o. s ne 1hs r OF c "a
parte. Baldwin VS.. Tillson-moon for judgment as
in of suit denied with costs In the matter Of
Dury ea-order for payment of money that attach
ment issue granted. Hull VS. Halsted-order that both
parties costs in action of replevn. skinner
ct al Livingson-moton to refer, granted, by default
Seymour Juddmotion to set aside order of Circuit
Judge, granted, by default. Stocking ads Twecdy
motion to change venue, granted by default Carr ads
Comstock-moton to set aside execution. &C. denied,
with costs. Ives ct al VS. vandewater ct al-mo-
ton to refer, denied with costs Henry ads Henry
motion set aside sci fa,ganted with cost
The New York Fire Insurance Company ads. Stnnard-
motion for judgment as in case OF non-suit, denied with
costs. Van Alstync DEMONSTRATION to set
aside prccep granted unless defe amend pay
Of notion Allen ct al ads Dyckman ct almotion
ordered to stand over to next special term Dixby tai
ads Dyckman ct al do do do Strong ads Harris ct al
motion set aside inquest. granted, on terms Will
iams ads Miller-moton and annul the judg.
in this granted, with costs by default Dres
smith, jr-ordered that plaintiff have leave
withdraw his motion payment Of costs Of opposing.
Dresser Brooksmoton Tor leave to amend pieadings
granted ON terms. Klock ads. Lowry Tor eom
missions granted with stay Burling ads. seacordmo
aside verdict, &c, denied with costs Morton
ct nj ads Watson-motion to aside verdict SC. de-
nied with costs Seaver vs. Ireland implicated, &c.-or.
der To the order Of the Recorder oil Rochester
renuring plaintiff to appear and show cause why secu-
ry Tor costs should be filed with costs Rapalje
pleaded ads keed-moon Tor Judgment az in OF nom
suit granted, by default Busch ads snson--mo,ont TO
set aside inquest &C.. granted Popham ads.
Baker-motion to set aside inquest &c. denied, with
AS in case of nonsu granted by dciauit Oakley ada
innings al do do Habet ads Jennns ct al. do
do do; Merritt ads Robinson mouon to change venue.
OF costs granted on terms Kay nsiord ads Vim
cent by friend. Motion that plaintiff file sscur
~ for costs sc, grantcd.-.argns.
Ho FOR OREeoS-The following information
concerning the Oregon emlgrants has been furnished
us by friend:The First company consisted OF % males
over years of age 81 females !! years ~ males
were "a wagons ass oxen loose cattle Ia horses
1856 guns. This company passed the Treat Nemana
Sub Agency on the attn OF Way 1851 Tug ,ePtaih ~
Mr. Everet The second Company consisted Of 9S males
over Is years. females Ia years, ~ males under
l6 and 81 females under IA There were 400 WORK oxen
guns and pistols. This company Is commanded BY D.
Luther and passed the same station on the 9th oil May
Iaet The Third Company was commanded by Captain
Parker and consists OF 70 males 10 Of age,
and 100 women and children. There were a. wa
anns 300 work cattle 3io loose cattle, 81 horses and
nn,ules and 80 This company passed the
pacc on the 10th Of May The number OF persons 1856,
work cattle las of loose cattle 22S Of wagons 1865,
of horses and mules all and Of fire arms 33l These
emgrans high character and well provided for the
expedition These companies composed the advance
guard OF the main expedition which left ndePcndence
81. Louis Rep. May 10
New ISLAND DrscovEREp-We learn rom "a +
ris paper that Capt Simmer, Of the brig faith ds-
covered In the Pacific alter having passed Ots-
hs;.a = r.. sand not laid down any map to which