The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-30
MAILS FOR EuRopE.-The steam ship Hibernia
will leave Boston on Saturday for Liverpool.
CITY Intelligence.

STEAMBOAT LAUNCH AT HoBoKEN-The large iron
and Amboy Railroad passage boat will be launched
from their ship yard at Hoboken short distance
othe Ferry at nine o'clock morrow mornng-whence
she will be owed to Secor Co.'S foundry to take in her
engine.
MORE OF THE EARrHaUAxE.-We are in receipt of
Eaton's neck, Long Island near Huntington Bay. in
which he says the following -
On Sunday evening last we experience heavy shock
of an earthquake, which believe felt all through
this part of the island-I sitting the with my
family, when all at heard crash if the house
falling, at the time hoarse rumblng sound
if number of heavy wagons driving wooden
bridge As soon as recovered from the shock, looked
at the clock and found it was twenty five minutes past
six instantly of the door into the yard and
felt the ground vibrato very sensbly and heard the
sound passing off at distance apparently to the south.
east The shock near as can judge continued about
two seconds, and violent rattle the doors
windows and the crockery which stood the table,
against the wall Of which fell to the floor have
not discovered any damage to the buildings as yet
SALE PEws AT New UNITARIAN CHURCH IN
BRoApwAy-The following the of the princi.
pal purchasers of the pews that sold Tuesday
afternoon: Elihu Townsend, Jonathan Goedhue, Joel
asyss Tho@as, G. warren D. Brshsm' 3. BROOKE
Grey, M II Grinnell, four; J: A. Smith, B. F. Wheel
wright Allen NJ ", maggaIs Armstrong WIN. cruit,
Smith, Greeley, Mrs. Robert sedgwick, R Anslee E.
Cunad, Lowber, W. F. Carey Thorp, George w. Gray,
c. c. Haven, Nichol James Aldrice
GRAND TRAINING DAY.-Yesterday was the jubilee day
for the militia those sturdy defenders of their counrys
honor Shakespeare says that in peace there is nothing
SO becomes a man as mildness and good breeding; but
when the blast Of war has sounded in our ears then let
us be very tigers Though not of the
blast having been sounded as yet yesterday morning
we observed number Of gatherings at the corners the
component parts OF which much resembled tigers
though rather dlsconsolate Their commanding Of
hcers, arrayed 10 their gorgeous uniforms, proud
y stIidng and down their ranks scattering and
trembling with every look. Rolls called and de.
linquents names were adorned with certain marks OF
which they will discover the meaning ere many days
have gone by In fact though the hard field service has
concluded, the winter campaign has just begun and
many good supper and carouse will it bring forth
But trust the united voice OF the citizens of the State
will prevail in putting end to this absurd relic Of the
dark ages, another October shall come round
There review Of the forces yesterday at the
Warrington Parade Ground by Major General Doughty
The Light Guards, Capt vincent the City Guards
Capt McArdale; the Independent Tompkins Blues, and
the Italian Guards The drilling OF all OF them was ex
cellent in fact all city companies really
thy Of the Of soldiers, which fact makes mill
tia system more absurd than ever There is but one
step from the sublime to the ridiculous, and the latter
position is certainly the one occupied by the militia.
CHILD RUN OvER.-A person named Charles w. Purdy,
OF Ne Sl Hudson stretwhile riding in grocers wagon
Hodet, residing at the N l.. corner of Sullivan and
Broome streets He taken into custody by officer
Barange Of the 9Th ward but the child having sustained
very slight injury he permitted go by consent OF
the mother OF the child.
THE RoeuEs CAueHr.-The ightfngered gentry who
Messrs Gaui, on wednesday night last, have, one Of
them at least already been caught and most probably
all of them by this time. We are informed by DR.. Ea
ton this city who from New York by nights
boat that upon his arrival in New York Friday morn
ing last he officer Josephs, Of the Independent po
lice and gave him description Of OF the individuals
known to have been accomplish the robbery I'm.
nediately the police officer said he knew him. at was
SAM He had seen "Sam" on Tuesday Wednesday
petition into the country and had given him warning to
look out. But "Sam" disregarded the warning He re-
morning was grabbed" BY way of saving his neck
he at turned states evidence told whore the stolen
goods ere, who were his plces and where they
were to be found We presume shall soon have them
all, bag and baggage in Norwich.Noricich Courier.
tn, FREscu ISOLATION CONVENTION organized YES.
ierday morning George Griswold Esq, presiding pro
te,npsre, and II E. Pierrepoint acting treasurer
The folio wing officers nominated by a committee
and confirmed by the convention George Giiswold
President Edward Brooks, Mass; John n Scott Pa.
Harry Milford CT George Brown, Nd Vice Presidents
James B. Murray, and Henry T. Pierrepoint Secretaries
srnnyS DgATH-The Coroner was called 10 hold an
inauest this morning at No SO Wooster street. upon the
body Of med Edward Aieehsn,a native OF ireland
aged a. years, who seized with At last evening
and almost instantly expired Verdict death by disease
Of the lungs.
Forsp DaowsEp.-The Coroner was called TO hold an
inquest also upon the body Of an unknown who
found drowned in the North River the Battery at
an early hour this morning The deceased appeared 10
nave been in the water for some time
ACCIDENT 10 THE STEAMER COL HARVEY
We learn from the ~ o. Picayune, of the 2lst, that
the IT, &. steamer Colonel Harney while going from,
Mobile 10 Arkansas Bay, with mail board, dis.
abled the 10TH by the leaking Of her boiler and
PEELED to put in atthe Baze The mail was transferred
10 the Postmaster there to be forwarded From letter
written BY PASSENGER on board, it appears that the
duce tears of her not being able to complete the trip
aud she anchored The boiler was repaired and on
the 10th the steamer got under way again. bnt leaks
broke out afresh that pump could not supply the
boiler and the idea Of reaching Texas was given IN
Captain whtlc had resolved on proceeding to New
Orleans repairs The passenger adds that the Colo.
mel Harvey had met with several disasters since leaving