The New York herald., 1845-11-17


which the Captain although not Professed Chris
tian refused to receive back The gentleman conclud'
which had suffered from the climate. would permit him.
but necessary that at least two more missonaiies
should accompany him
Brooklyn City Intelligence.
An ALLEGED CAsE OF SEDucrIos--A few weeks since
stated in this paper that warrant had been issued
c1e9 on complaint by
end interesting female, charging the former with having
the prospective parent Of an addition the present po
pulation Of the United States Unwilling to thwart the
the accused did not enter into any minute details
connected with the affair, and contened ourselves by
giving brief outline Of the preliminary mar pr0ssssdngs Gee
yesterday, Of Mr. William Stack the alleged offender IL
this He has been followed in his devious course
with much perseverance and determination by Mr..
Parker the officer who held the process who took him
into custody at time when he least suspected that sucn
danger mrended He gave bail for his appearance
the Court Of speciA Sessions, at O'Clock this day
at which hour the complaint made against him wiz M
FIoHr THE Navy YARp.-There is a strango-snd.
We have good reason for believing well founded-ru
took place in the Navy Yard on board the u 8 Steamer
Eultou originating in a serious quarrel between Mr.
Nichols, sailing master in the service, and warrant
officer attached to the vessel is certain that fight
occurred board and that file Of marines was ordered
out to que the disturbance. In all probability the cir
cumsances will be made the subject Of inquiry before
Court Martial.
dsordsry persons congregated together and Were pro
ceeding to make might hideous" by their disgracein
most prominent offenders. Whilst thus properly per-
forming his duty he brutay assaed by one OF the
rowdies whose person well known, and who Will cer
tainly be quickly brought to justice
"ISonArIrrpE OF REPUpLics."-This much hacknied
poor fellow named Thomas Jones' who three yess
ago SO severely injured on board one Of the United
for the remainder Of his life Frequent applications have
been made to the government for some slight com
pensation for this mans sufsrnss but witnoa, tr;at
friends Of this dsstiste and MANNED d9 s;. in in
fortunate. condition heng alleviated BY those who
should place him beyond the reach of wans-haye an.
week. in one Of | tie principal assembly Brook
lyn and from the spirit which they have manifested m
thus carrying out their benevolent Intentions little doub,
be entertained that the worthy object contemplated
will meet with its adequate and full reward
WATcHHousE-Ye yesterday afternoon, coiored man
named Henry Jackson was in the cells charged with
committing very outrageous assault and oattey upon
present the assault and the prisoner will be examined
this morning.
AccrpENTs.-A few nights ago, Mr.. Alexander Dufor,
proprietor the Of jackson street and
Myrtle avenue, whilst riding in wagon in company o.
M M moosr syor was m1ch h ~ 0 sey
were seated. Mr. Taylor escaped unhurt, but Mr Du
nor wounds We're Of such nature nas was az
~ attended by Dr. Tanning and other eminent i SUI,
geons and and by the application Of proper
restoratives his friends enabled to take nm
with safety to his residence - -,
On Saturday night, after nine o'clock, one 81 the wal
abut omnibusses upset its upward passage, III
of some distractions in the street but
serious accident occurred beyond the half killing of one
Of the horses attached to the concen-the poor ama'
getting one of its legs completely broken
uxvERsALlsr CHURcH-Thc instastion OF the Reyer
end Mr. Thsyer as Pastor o. .he Of
persons and in the evening an immense congregstion
attended to listen to the Reverend
on his promised subject OF Regeneration.
Movements Of Travellers.
The following constitute the whole OF the arrivals 0i
A~rsleAs--G W. Murdoch, Baltimore; John s,s WI!
mer, Philadephia; J. F. Staten Norwich; W. $ Slater
Providence; w. oakes, Mass; Wm Q Force, Washing
ton Parker L. Hall, Ptts6eld; j. W. Williams Utica
Thomas Williams New London. -
Asren.-Henry Young, Savannah; IL NJ. Perkins,
O.; Ole B. Bull. Norway; JOS s. Bates n Y ,li :. II
Cherry Valley; j. Preston, II. A. Newall, Boston; NJ
sandord, Msdway; March and Edridge Boston; j. l.
Heylen, Phila.; r. Danah, Boston, Messrs Dow, HIM
ball & Cadman do; l.. B. Dufield, Cin w. Boucher
crry.MA. B. Hofin, Boston; Henry Chester, G: w
Sergeant, w. Sergeant, Phila.; Lucius B. weston
Beechertown; Rev. +. s. Smith, Columbia, Tenn; Hon
Mr. Armour St Johns. n b. A. b. Van Gasbuck Alba
ny; NJ Valentine Richmond, Va: Hon. Chp"a'i
FHAsnL,s-G. w. Murdoch Baltimore; c, r. True
Rochester; g. G. Napier, Rhode lsiand H. D. Eaton
: Auburn; I. Bowdle, Phila' W. w. Kosa fhiia :
GLosE.-1. g, De Areua,, Havana; c. II. schoheld
Boston, N. w. Dawson, Phila
y HowARDs'.-John wegan, Canada West; A. B. Young
Boston, s. +. saxton, Boston, Commodore J. d Daniels
Baltinore; Crawford Bell, Indiana; 1t. Mache, u
Marines; J. o. Good, Boston.
ANrI-RENT AFFArRs-A friend writing to usfron
Berlin, Rensselaer, county, New York, speaks OF I'll
change which has recently over that and the neg
boring counties, Columbis, Albany Scoharie and Del
tributes Ss Directly he trials
marking that no false sympathy suffered to scree
o hsr cpmes yery little more will be heard Of the an
rent rebellion Just one year ago., says our correspo
r9ss g i there poss
from which were flying fags bearlng various a.
and G b soos sId &s Ts
through the principal street Of the village, ! M
asH 1S
ped my horse and compelled me to go back with them
the inn and though met with no further G III
contempt for those whose duty was to the laws
forced that they should suffer such an outrage &c 20
these laws rampled on than would to have seen the
No Here az .na
could with few tattered sringlets sreamin
from its top; but it was only here and there and not
could change even in the faces Of the men me
the reckless dev-maycare sort Of look having glve
place a subdued and in fact civilized EXPIRE
sion.n We trust friend s not deceived in this ma
ter and far can Judge from intelligence receive
from that region through other impresst
is that he is not If not very much mistaken y
good people of New York will have too much regard
their ntsress to turn loose these criminals on soc
ETY. and others seeing this and feeling that punishme
will surely follow crime, the rebellion will die ava
-remembsred only to be repented Of by the acto
in it, having been the cause Of much misery to then
selves and of Others all of which might ha
been spared had they been "wise in time"-NeD Har
Herald Nop IA. HI
, ST. LOUIS MANuFAcTuREs.-Messrs Glasgow an
Cuhbert have erected this season white lead ia
tory the south side OF Chouteaus pond which wh
finished as intended will turn out 100 900 kegs OF VIM
lead annually They have in at the present Tn
about 1000 corroding jars and arc now prepared
the rate ef 400 900 kegs per annum ames
Co. have built porkpacking and curing estaoshme
on Main street between Wash and Carr Ins nu,ai
isi3 feet by l33 three stories high with commodo
cellar The cellar is to be used Tor dry sating tne
story packing the second for cutting ana tne I'M
for lard room. The smoking rooms within the pu
ing will hold 100000 pounds Of bacon a. Ivy Myer hs
have turned from their glue factory during tne
twelve months about 100000 pounds Of glue o. asul