The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-07

charging him with being disguised and armed, kidnap
ping and murder sandford is q boy 10 years Of age
and said to have been under the immediate control Of
Daniel Northrup the chief Of the Andes tribe The Dis
Indictment for murder end dischagng the prisoner on
recoguizances to keep the peace for one year
The Court acceded to the suggestion and he as dis
charged.
and armed plead guilty In consequence Of his youth
the Court sentenced him to pay fine OF $50 for being
armed and disguised. Suspended sentence the in
dctment for robbery, and discharged the defendant on
recognzances being entered to keep the for one
John Bardslee indicted for conspiracy, &C. plead not
guilty
George Tompkins plead guilty to indictment for
being armed and disguised &C. Sentence suspended,
and discharged on his own recognzances to keep the
The Court now adjourned to Monday ornng, at Q
o'clock, when a trial will probably be brought on.
DELHI, Oct. s, ls4S.
The Ladies industrial .assoeation Statistics Of MAJ
ienery-Fair at the .Academy-pisage and City Bellies
Young Bachelors-Beautiese Of Delhi.
After witnessing the heartrsnding about and
within the log prisons, of this peaceful and happy
vilage-beng compelled to listen to the details OF
trials for murder, pleas to indictments, etc. etc. any
thing which promises pleasure will of course be hailed
have been engaged for days past in getting up
fair and entertainment for charitable purposes. II
of last evening in the of the academy, which had
been tasteully decorated and brilliantly illuminated for
the occasion At about o'clock entered the halls
which already .hronged with eager and curious
visitors Here the sweetest annd loveliest girls
Christendom. Unlike the cold formality and aectaon
which regns throughout the fashionable circles Of
There was stiffness, awkwardness, conceit-the
young ladies neither formal artificial designing
nGs Of sn
sparkling jest circulated freely, while happy joyous
strains Of laughter echoed right merrily through the
halls
There's much that is dangerous and .bewitching
about the simple maid Of nature Tell me not that city
magn6cently and brilliant-that
they possess refined and cultivated have
me- bachelor Of FIVE and twenty, from the smooth, gilt
erng varnish and pretended refnements of city life
Of last nghtle him gaze those dark lustrous
eyes, swimming in their own ethereal essence-the
rounded and voluptuous forms-the pouting ps-siken
tressesanimated faces and well rounded nsteps Of the
congregated beauties there assembled and if he is the
most inveterate woman hater in the world somehow
other he will begin to think Of matrmony, home-a
freside- Children ometc joy-connubial bliss etc.
He thinks perhaps for the first time in his life how sweet
it would Dc to have some one 70 share nus and
hearth where he has sat oyess and companonless
for begins to feel that it ia not good for
himself from everlasting perdition. He has fear OF
curtain lectures scoldng but like man. is resolved
have no doubt such were the sage reflections of
many young bachelors, and hope they may prosper in
It would be dicult to say who was the belle of the
svenng-there were many who had claims to that dis
tincon Miss E. 81 with eyes Of violet blue, borrowing
lips, may well contend for the palmher FORM in
natures finest mould, might rival the cestus Of Venus
Eyes Of admiration her Beauties and while they
look they languish. She seems
Like Pygmalons statue waking
The mortal and the marble still at strife,
And tmidly expanding into liie"
She has competitor in the charming and coquettsh
Miss T., who is all happiness and love-lke sparkling
Her delicious form inclining forwards, each motion
showing the Perfecttude of its Grecan contour while
Of happiness The graceful and fascinating Miss A. f.
wreath Of myrtle twined with her auburn tresses
ed the embodiment Of archness and coquetry Miss 9
of Hobart attracted much attention and the hearts
Her form was fresher than the morning rose,
When the dew vets its leaves" ssa ara
The lovely Mrs p and brilliant Mrs. 8. like Juno's
moved in circle ard dazzled those who gazed
Miss r. P. and Miss A. p were the centre Of coterie
who seemed fascinated by their conversation and many
Upon the whole it was one the peasantsst evenings
have spent, and all seemed gratifed.
AFFAIRS IN CANADA.-We have fine autumnal
weather. The dry goods trade continues brisk, and
we believe that remnne ratv. prices have generally
leen obtained at merchants auctions. Holders APP
pear wlshtul to clear oil stocks. Several OF our re-
gular trading vessels with general cargoes have not
yet arrived.
The Hon L. j. Papineau has entered Canada He
is at present with some members OF his family in ST
Hyaclnth, about 20 miles from here. He intends to
visit Montreal in about a week. He has been alb
sent about eight years
Some excitement has been caused among the Pro-
testant population on account of several of the WIN
dows OF st. Ann's chapel OF ease In Gritfintown
having been broken, which was attributed to the
Irish Roman Catholics resident in that suburb; it
appears however, merely to have been the work OF
some drunken men in an affray among them
selves.
An act will be applied for during the coming ses-
sion OF Parliament, for power to construct raul
road from ST. Johns to the province line at or near
Misssquo Bay, in the Eastern townships, to be
connected at that point with the Boston and We'll
lngton railroad, with branch into the neig lboring
townships. Application will also be made tor leave
to construct bridge from the main land on the
South side Of the St Lawrence to Isle a la Pierre,
Immediately opposite Montreal, Tor the purpose OF
establishing more convenient ferry across the
river than any yet established.
The number Of emigrants arrived at Quebec up to
the 9th ut, was PABLO, showing an increase OF
1904 in favor of 1876. The increase in the number
OF cabin passengers is 5l3. The number of vessels
arrived to the same date was 1896, showing differ
in favor of 1916 of Ill vessels and 81 564 tons
compared with the same period last year.
The Beauhamoir canal, twelve miles in length, to
avoid the cascades and Cedar rapids-ls now COM
peted, and will be fully opened on the 18th inst.
The Montreal district and county cattle show have
taken place this week. The stock exhibited show
some Improvement since last year. Some of the
finest animals were imported from the United
Montreal Letter, Oct g.
AMERICAN OCEAN STEAMERS, MAIL LrsEs.--The
The Post Master General has Issued proposals tor
carrying the mails of the United States as herein
specified, to witt. From New York to Liverpool,
in England, and back; or to Bristol, In England, and
back or to Southampton, in England, and back.
2 From New York, by Cowes, in England, to An
twerp, IN Belgium, and back; or to Bremen, in Ger
many, and back or to Hamburg in Germany, and
back 3. From New York to Havre, in France, and
back; or to Brsst, IN France, and back. L. From
New York, to Lisbon, in Portugal, and back. 5.
From New York, by Havana, in Cuba, to New Or
leans, and back. s. From New York, by Havana,
to Chagres, In Colombia, and back with Joint or
separate offers to extend the transportation TO Pa
mama, and up the Pacific, 10 the mouth of the CO.
lumba, and thence TO the principal port in the Sand
wich Islands, or from Charleston, to the same, and
back or from Pensacola, to the same, and back
or from Mobile, to the same, and back or from
New Orleans to the same, and back T. From New
Orleans to Havana, and back with an offer TO ex-
tend to Kingston, in the island Of Jamaica; or frsm
Mobile to the same, and back; or from Pensacola