The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-06

Varieties.
The remains OF DR.. Hsser, victim Of the wreck of
the sssnbost Atlantic reached this city sbeut ocscf
Yesterday afternoon in the John sts.sns and 1t O'Clock
~ isns.sl cortsgs started en Wsnut stzsst ~hs
q Laurel H In presence Of the officers Of the navy and
Marine corps now in the city, and large number q cid
zens-Phfia Ledger Of Sdfssrdav
public meeting was held at Brsndsnburg, Ky. q few
days since at which revolutions passed ordering
abolonist, named H Byrtm, who accused Of
ty BY this LIST Of December. committee appointed
TO notify Byram to that effect He replied that "he was
The meeting us r.. Srs
resolution .N.e .l.a
The Philadelphia Gasens. of yesterday. says .-"Mr
just returnsd from visit to the West He eminent.
y suecsssfal in rou,ng public attention to the great
terpriss AT Wheeng. Cincinnati Columbus, Louis.
vilie and many other points, public meetings held
and resolutions adopted in favor Of the road similar
that Congress will act upon the subject definitely and
satisfactorily during the approaching session"
The nav steamboat Washington arrived at Philadsl
schuy kill, from Fair Mount to Msnsyunk.
The United States Government has purchased the
Ocean and Ashland steamers Of this port and the Wash
the seat ofwar ~ &
Capt Walker was at Blsodgosd's Hotel Philadelphia,
on Friday morning The Chrsnicie says the hotel
shake Of the hand. In company with few intimate
States Mint paramount and other objects Of interest
knowing that he was to leave for Warrington by the
afternoon line, several hundred persons assembled In
front Of the hotel and when he made his appearance
saluted him with three hearty cheers.
From TuRxs I'IAsD.-By the bark Kingston, Captain
w Bowen at this port from Salt Key Nov 49, we learn
that at the time Of his sailing, the Island well sup
piled with American provisions Salt getting very
scarce in consequences of which prices had considerably
tisn oil vessels in future taking landing cargoes
any port the island viii be required to pay double
tonnage duty.
stock Illinois, that all the civil suits in I'D.
journed to the next term.
The PiftsSursh Gazette of Saturday says. that the
Pennsy Canal frozen the previous day
with ice half inch thick. The same paper reports
nine feet and two inches of water in the channel of
the Ohio River, at<hat place. on Friday evening
Tho city Of st. Johns, New Brunswick, has lately
been lighted by gas.
The brig Casket of Beverly, brought into this port
some time since, charged with having been engaged in
States Court the evidence adduced not being sufficient
'uS.tsn;ists the chargsBs''gr TTan.eI;p Dec
on Friday last, from Pensacola
The following list of church members in the Ten
nessee conference Whites, So 2l9 colored, 1895 To-
cal preachers $685. Total e4s Increase in ono year.
On the 10th of June, large mill was commenced
he M,ddl . corporation in this CITY The mill
forty-eght feet wide and seven working stories high.
and made all of brick, was finished, and weaving was
commenced, the LIST of October and looms have been
running there since but the carding machines
were not ~ for work until twelve o'clock sstur
day night last night. asth ult On Monday yesterday
morning they into operation and last night
pair OF blue cashmere Fsntaloons the wool Of which
and finished within bell hours the same day (yester
day. in this new mill--LoweU Courier
The following is list of the companies accepted for
Capt Hill; the Wellington Light Infantry Capt Bidder
the Cadwallader Grays, Capt Scott the Philadelphia
Light Guard Capt Bennett the Monroe Guard, Capt.
We learn from article in ~ uieeneer
that ia destructive destructive, malsdy s,s> snging
| IN Virginia Mr. David &--ath has lost two m Mr..
Isaac Conrad three, Mrs Mary Whst;sl three ma Rat
John Bond three. Mr. Jacob Wise one, and Mr. Martin
Wise two or three The disease is Represented to DO
baed the skill of the medical facultyNorfo Beacon
There have been built Cincinnati during the present
year BIG brick and 500 frame buildings making in all
Thej Sheriff Of Cumberland county Maine. arrived in
Boston on Tuesday with requisit!on for Charles r.
1rsgdon, the bigamis now in Dedham Jail, who has
been indicted for murder in Portland, in le4S.
GALE ON LAKE ONrAaIo.-The gale of Wednesday and
Thursday was very severe on Lake Ontario 1t blew
say. the Kingston Argus . complete hurricane with
hard frost Much damage, fear has been done TO the
vessels the lakes The City of Toronto. on
her trip from Kingston to Toronto in great danger
from kingston where she lost both snchors-ths chain
cable Of one giving way and the other breaking The
Ssa add: the following schooner is now lying on
either the Breeze or the Brock. Another schooner is
lying OF Nine MlsPoint name unknown Her Majesty
| what assistance may be in her power.
R,vEa NAvIoAr!oN AND THE CANAL.-Ran fell pro.
fusely on Wednesday night, succeeded BY warm sun
was spring like The river of course free Of ice
and even tn: canal yielded somewhat to these influences
Boats were IN motion between this city and schenectady
| yesterday,