The New York herald., 1845-05-27

Varities.
One hundred and twenty citizens OF West Spring
field have publicly avowed their intention to Withdraw
business from the Post in that place in
quence the appointment of Postmaster there morally
do bs Pos, ocs ss' at
Every thing is ready to proceed with the new
state prison at Clinton in the esern part Of this State
by the Champan canal nextweek to take possession Of
their new quarters, and at once commence mining and
manufacturing iron
colored woman Is to be executed at George
town. Dell the 10Th of June next for the murder Of
her own child having been tried upon the charge
and found guilty at the last April term of the Sussex
county court
The weather yesterday, almost wintry II
deserves to be called the cold Sunday. Snow fell in
white during the forenoon Such weather on the a5 Of
May Is extraordinary, even in variable climate. We
fear that shall hear of sharp all directions
on Saturday nght.-.albany Argus, May 26.
Gov. Jackson, of Rhode Island, was in our city on
Saturday. He visited Independence Hall and the State
Celebrated 5a e, there that all the Gentlemen psy at
tention to.-Phiia Spirit Of the Times.
Gen. NJ b. Lamar, Ex- President of Texas, has
been sojorrnng IN Columbus Ga for several days, in
Robert Tyler, Esq, has met with a misfortune in
the death Of a little daughter, years of age.
Dr. Eaton, late editor and proprietor of the Column
bus (Ga) Enquirer, died on the 2Oth inst.
| The settlers from Duchess county, New ork, who
went to Fairfax county, Virginia said to be doing
exceedingly well with their farms, and are making s mo
ney two dollars for one formerly made in New York
Ii is said that the Baptist missionaries in China are
quite successful They baptsed eighteen natives last
year. some Of them men of high rank and attanments
Thirteen native preachers are at work and Of tho
idol temples has been surrendered to the mission.
Troy, NewYork, contains about 20 900 inhabitants
with % houses for religious worship 10 clergymen %
physicians, and rs lawyers.
little girl seeing team loaded with bags of cotton
waste from the factory, called to her little brother
Charley Charley there goes load of bustles."
Recently, person in the book trade had occasion
to travel extensively in the South, and his
with whom he had interviews three hundred and ninety
| Eve were from the New England States.
In Mexico there are 100000 Of Indians and Gre
oles ignorant and sothful and hundred thousand per-
of Spanish descent wealthy and of military profess
sion. The estimate of the Mexican government of the
have had the energy to obtain an actual census
was in ls42 as follows Indians 1900 900; Mestizos
l,5O5,500; Europeans and white Creoles, 100000.
| The Louisiana Convention adjourned sine die on the
| 10th inst
In Cincinnati, on the 2lst inst Rob't Bland was not
| with pistol in the abdomen, by Samuel Powell He
was not expected to survive.
FEMALE ENERGY.--We recently met with a poor
woman, a native of Connecticut, who had emigrated
to Ohio about year ago where her husband died lea
wing her with three small children and in Of ex
treme want She managed to get to Pittsburgh, thence
she crossed the Aeghanes Philadelphia on foot car
rying her youngest child great OF the way At Phi
adephia, being penness she asked to be allowed to
the Delaware the Camden ferry boat intending
to pursue her tolsome journey through New jersey
Her manner interested number of gentlemen on the
wharf and the interest not lessened by her story
which bore its face the very stamp Of truth Captain
Hinklc, Of the New Philadelphia generously gave her
passage to New York. and line to insure conveyance
far steam carry her homeward contribution
of upwards of fourteen dollars made up which she
gratefully but ddenty accepted for it evident she
was no bcggar. She was vending her way to the homo
her childhood in the little village of Woodbridge ON
the banks of the Connecticut Sheet 7nchor.
ANTI-RENr WAR IN CnrL1-Day before yesterday.
Tvs e. ~
possessing named Widner at the instance of the
Bank of Monroe to which the title of the place which
cleared the house of the furniture Mr.. p proceed
ing to shut it up when he found his entrance barred by
several sturdy fellows who refused either to let him
go out themselves In this position matters stood till
yesterday morningMr. Pond having remained guard
Storm when Sheriff sbley apprised of the state Of the
war; fastened to the Of strife for the purpose of
of antiawism of this character developed in this
county for long time and gave rise to not few prac-
cal Jokes" serious as the matter appeared to be- s.
The Sheriff and his posse have returned and order regns
| again IN Chill !-Rochester -adU., Nay a.
| FREMoNr's EXPEDITION Republican of yes
terday gives, it says on authority the following as
the route of Captain Fremonts expedition They will
proceed to the Arkansas river follow that up
source thence they will cross to the Francis Drake RI
ver following that down to its mouth they are pro-
coed to make thorough and minute survey of the Bay
entire extent lies within the Mexican territory and tho
Republican" does not understand how for what pur
rivers and harbors not belonging to country. Dr.
McDowell the agent Of the expedition during his stay
in this city informed that he could but conjecture
to the probable route which would be taken by them
| 81. Louis Rereiue, May 10.
| ATTEMPT TO EvADE THE REVENUE LAW AT KEY
WEsr.-From a gentleman, just arrived from the
above place, learn that the American schooner
Cleaner, Capt Rogers, had arrived there with cargo of
300 barrels of -four under petence OF being eaky that
she afterwards sailed again. at the time that Spa
nish schooner which for several days had been the
neghborhood OF the place. also disappeared The reve
nue. cutter Legare Capt Day. followed and the l4th
instant fell in with them the Cleaner having already
transferred 100 barrels of flour board the Spanish
the cutter and fined by the Collector-he Cleaner with
S50 and the Spanish schooner with $780, besides the
| usual port and other charges
From MATAMoRAs-The Equity Captain Francis,
arrived here yesterday from Matamoras, whence
she sailed the sh instant She brought neither let
papers, and her verbal intelligence is unimpor-
tant The fever to oppose xaton said have
coming infected with another description OF everter-
ribe alarm lest the United -tates should lombard that
port 1t is positively asserted that of the passen-
gers of the Equity here in consequence of
such apprehensions.--N o. Pic, May IS.
Court of Oyer and Termincr.
MAY 26.-John M. Jones, lately found guilty of the
murder Of William Livngst the 18th August
was placed at the bar to receive his sentence.
CouRrJones, you have been indicted for the murder
OF ellowcreature and found guilty the evidence
by jury, of having taken the life Of fellow creature.
This has been brought upon yon, in consequence of
your evil habits OF ntoxication. The jury, however,
have found you guilty of manslaughter in the second
degree Our duty, in awarding the judgment of the
law is to sentence you to four confinement in the
State prison.
Sentence Of KIeim.-Ruic Of Cowt.-Upon the hearing
of the trial in this the prisoner has been acquitted
on the ground Of insanity IT is therefore, ordered that