The New York herald., 1846-01-16

ker, Vice Chancellor of the third circuit, on the
thirteenth day Of January ls4o-Frederick W Akin and
w. Morris The dame complanants " Wm Scott The
same ccmplainants Va, Runyan ". Martin. The same
v Hsny Tss
plainants. g. w. Morris and D. Gardiner for dets De-
cded that no fraud proved to nvsdate the bonds and
mortgages DEGREES for foreclosures Noah Dibble and
wife VS.. Abraham B. Hutton ct al. T. H. Wheeler for
complsnants Rhoades for defts Decided that defts
making partition Motion to CONFIRM report Of commits.
sisne.s denied whout costs Horace Pierce Joseph
for defendant Decided that the title Of complainant is
not aided by the fact that the consideration Of his gran
ns n the
James L'Amoroux vs. Catharine vischer and John
Ws0dvorh D. Wright for complainant D 0sdy 70.
the complainant precuded from setting up failure Of
the consideration Of the bond Decree dismissing bill
Woest and Abraham Tolwider c. s Trscy for com.
painant j. Porter for defendants Decided that the
% void to The The re-
costs to be taxed --.aR, arsus, Jan. IA
Varieties.
On the 18th inst man named James Berneiro,
had hearing before Mayor Swift at Philadelphia.
him IN s gon hs y
1t appeared the parties werc at tavern in Market ST.
and had got qusrreng whom the deceased dared the
defendant into the street, 10 fight The defendant at
he stabbed the deceased several times With small
taken Immediately to the hospital, whore he died In.
next morning. The defendant escaped and was never
cinnati, when he lodged in Jail and brought from
there to Philadelphia few days since. Bsrnero is an
s % 20 T old
A young, handsome, and hitherto well behaved
side there she residing in New Haven for soms time
past, was on the 18th inst discovered to be in habit
Of receiving the visits Of colored man mulato who
has beon or 10 barber Of the steamboats,. Her
that the couple contemplated eloping last night As the
beat was aboat leaving, they found Be on board
Of y She sS
process prayed out by her friends charged with loma
and committed to the custody Of the ailsr
on commitment for tour days The real object unr
doubleday was to keep her here and separate her from
the until her father and mother could be sent for 10
corpus before Judge Wood, and she was this forenoon
surrendered to the custody Of her yellow lord and
Sr The
:sid to b wealthy They cannot reach her. says the
Daily Herald before the 18th ns before which time the
sbominabls business will be contaminated and beaut
ful and Intelligent girl ruined forever.
Another Of the Mormon elders, Mir o. OIney.
s wi w sas he ss%s
ment of Smith with regard ia the corruptons of their
ana sys. :. for his own course ia the
snd pisty, but found il just the contrary. Brigham
Young says (according to Olney's accounD 50 The
last years slmanac, for ell the Bible needfui for
people now, II they obey my counsel"
On the evening Of the 2dinst the dwelling Of Mr..
George Miller sf Ecorse township Mchisan. with its
contents was by hre and sorrowfu 10 relate
two Of hs cndren were also snsumed. The father had
was discovered on fire. and all attempts 10 rescue the
children we're unwilling. The distraction Of the parent
upon thus seeing his children perish In the flames can
be conceived, but not described. With dficuItv hs
could be kept from rushing 10 and sharing their ata
The fre originated II supposed from spark lighting
pallet bed.
Col Pierce M. Butler, of South Carolina, was Al
Shreveport, La short time since, engaged in running
a line between the United States territory and the
Camanches
The Baton Rouge AdUocafs states that forty-six
pieces Of ordnance Tor the garrison at that place. ware
received few davis since, BY the steamer Atss from
Pittsburgh.