The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-26
STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA AND THE WORCESTER RAIL
RoAD-We make the following extracts from tn
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ooSsou PupcIS'-
From the Boston Courier, Feb. 2sl
The New York journals connected with the Bay Of
Fundy express in explaining away their Defeat 60
Judkins, Of the Cambria rs for not remaining at Hai
lax six or eight hours" TO give their express fair
start; and secondly, for not furnishing them with
bountfu supply Of papers, rebound to their eclat
and add to his discontinue Captain Judkins did not
suppose that any rule Of courtesy required that he
scheme, however magnificent might have been in lis
enterprise or It's folly which was arranged solely to run
by him upon the road. The Cambria made q short
passage she probably required no new supply Of coal
and remained at Halifax from nine until half past twelve
O'Clock, three and half hours time amply sufficient
absurd pretend that usual time Of stopping
shortened several hours for the record Of her previous
m. as :ss
precisely the same as her recent voyage She then
arrived at Halifax Dec. at 80. and LEFT IS. A. NJ;
rdicuou; Of ALL Is charge uttered by the Tribune in
ths agony of its disappointment that "Cspt. Judkns
to Boston, he had 70 burst his boilers" To all who
know any thing Of the responsibility Of the engineers
2,
no refutaton.
From the Boston Advertiser, Feb. al
The following, from the Traveller Of last evening
satisfactory answer to the not assertions
Of some of the New York papers, that the persons EN-
poyed on the Worcester Railroad delayed one of the
Expresses with the steamers news last week. to favor
We learn from the best authority that tho
ass y the
ready and fastenedto the in Is minutes time after
the messenger arrived and that though detained ~
fore 10 o'clock and to Worcester in hour and 40
minutes instead OF hours and 10 minutes as stated By
the " Dune"
The Herais express reached the depot at 10 o'clock
and 40 minutes, started Immediately. and reached
Worcester IN hour and 20 minutes The difference IN
ed for by the fact that the rst agent had car
attached while the other express had only locomotive
A~Ae fSo Avaoak
for charging the Worcester Railroad with any PARTIAL
ty toward the Herald express.
We may addifarther that Captain Jadkins denies hav.
ing made any threat tnat he would beat the express
he burst his boilers or that he made any extra exerons
for that purpose. The detention at Halifax was the
his last passage when he arrived there about
midnight.
From the Boston Nail, Feb. GAL
The Nep York Tribune accused Capt Judkins, Of the
Cambria, Of saying while the way from Halifax to
Boston, that he would beat the Portland express OF
burst his boilers The Captain expressly denies mskns
foolish in ITSELF would have cost him his place. The
engineers Of these steamers solely entrusted with
restricted by certain rules required by the Admra
", which can on no account be broken. We think the
will , Ss sans%sd o. n. when
NAuvoo-We have just received the Warsas
Signal of the 1lth instant-several columns Of
which filed with interesting particulars in relation
to movements n NsuvoT Inc sa'i io ssys ..,;,
the ssints have been crossing the rv In per-
feet srmy. About 700 Of them encamped Sugar
Creek, in Iowa, miles back from the river on
sunday last and they still crossing at our last I'D
vices.
:" We scarcely know what to make Of this movement
II expected that but small party would start al
this time but from the Information have, II ap
pears that company Of from to two thousand viii
leave at the present time.
rhe Holy Twelve said to be in this advance
party, also all against whom there any tits
1t appears that the company is not confoed TO young
men, stated would be, In the late circular bu
q number Of families are in the crowd.
We regret that large expedition has started
this time for at this unproPi,ious Of the year
hardly prove anything else than failure, and II II
should ii will have tendency to deter other expedi
I tons from starting, in the spring
Major Warrens issued address to the citiz ems
Of Hancock sdmonishing them to abide by the compro
mise effected with and exhorfng the saints
expressions arc made upon their persons or property
II need DO, to defend them with powder and lead.
AFPARs IN CARAcAs.-A private letter. dated Car
acas, Jan 9Th, contains the following paragraph -
+" The Courts Of caracas Venezuela engaged in
the trial Of important suit instituted by the heirs of
Robert X Lowry late u Consul at Laguayra for the
recovery OF property, said to have been left by him st
his dscesse. The amodnt involved 10 quite large one
and as eminent counsel have been engaged on both
sides, the case has excited considerable
4 " s. Gaseffe, Feb. ~