The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19
ALBANY, May Is, 1916.

ALBANY, May 49, lsA6.
Merteo-sates"y-1he Misunderstanding Intsilsenes--
State Loan-E6eef Of the Msriean News, &C.
We write from an inland town, shut out and remote
from the glory and the theatre Of the events
which preface repetition Of the European Of the
eighteenth century. What may we be expected to sayl
Nothing We watching anxiously for accounts from
Mexico. If it be true that aged England will look
these things quietly-Engand, which made oil of the
iron muscles of the who died with TSts dsrmse'
his lipswhy then the edge and the acutsncss will
be taken OF this petty riot and only poor farce will be
played for our edcaton. But if England falls into the
breach opened by the tiny diplomacy Of common bar
rister, bewidercd at his sudden elevation why then
look out for pretty pantomimc is believed here by
who do not lack common talent that England will.
Peel is giant and 20 Is Guzot Their game is good
and they will checkmate the American cabinet in
the seventh move. Nous perrons
The town as lovely to LADY rinthan forest to
puz zled cuiote Of dew falling
thick and the elms and locuss the droop
ing like weeping willows, from the weight of the do
LUCE which lodges their leaves Tho city looks like
cent condition There redeeming features
in the place. in the shape Of geranums in tho
Who love make the about their psr.ons r.
dolen Of hilarity and good feeling. But couldn't
sentimental the arrival Of the seamtug eve
ry twelve hours from below with the Mexican news.
Then Junk shops villas hotels eefss barrooms and Of
cumsance Of war, and drawing nferenal conclusions
(some of them little ideaD from the news letters The
untrammeed and selEorganized military companies OF
this town, called Emmett Guards Burgesses Corps sc
have announced themselves Wright prepared TO pro-
A number sf men dubbed with title, and styled
commissioners of the Canal Fund.- want to procure
three hundred thousand dollars sO0o00 for the protec-
ton Of certain public property they pledge the honor
Of this State in small newspaper card, that the money
Some Of these operators in the Lake Superior copper
mines may make small investment in this way, if they
One hundred miles were trotted yesterday over
course about two miles from this town. in nine hours and
iorty.one minutes. horse from Boston Msss i said
to have made the performance beating at the time
two other thoroughbred nonesuchs' srA-
with the murder Of Mrs. Bolt Of Broome Co., has been
acquitted. gfa ssGr s
Upon the arrival Of the Herald this evening at Jones'
slant ; even carriages and landaus were observed to
drive up to the door Of this depot and make stand until
gence In Of these carriages were ladies' evidently
1t is supposed that the Mayor Of this city will make
his proclamation very soon.
Varieties.
foot Of Poydas street in New Orleans on the 9th instant
The Oliver Anderson, Captain Hoton which plies be-
inst about two miles above Madison The pilot ran her
Immediately to the kentucky shore and she was asten
passengers escaped the captain and his ofcers display
ing great presence of mind and efficiency The boat and
freight total loss Much baggage also lost and
81 500 in bank bills belonging to the boat It pposed
that the books and papers consumed in the iron
chest. There were fortyone hogsheads of tobacco
board belonging to various owners and quantity Of
bagging and rope belonging to Mr. BENZ. Gratz and Mr.
Noble, Of Lexington, and a lot Of baled hemp
POWDER MILL ExrLosIoN.--The powder mill owned by
Mr.. Peter Daupert, in Longswamp township, Burks
county Pa blow up last week, and Mr. Jacob Esenhar
who in the building at the time of the explosion lost
his life. He was about 80 years age. -t -e4H
TRrAL OF NEcRo ron MuRpER.-The slave Henry
tried in Charleston the l2th ns for the murder
Of another slave. The Court found verdict Of man
slaughter and the prisoner sentenced months
imprisonment and to receive so ashes at the beginning
and 100 at the termination Of the confinement.
GEORGIA NOMINATION FoR CoNoREss.-A convention
Of whig delegates from the several counties composing
the First Congressional District of Georgia met at Lum
Der City the 7th inst, for the purpose Of nominating
candidate for Congress at the election in October next
The Hon. Thomas Batter King, received the nomination
by reclamation.
FREsHEr IN THE MrAM-Tc learn from the Dayton
Journal that the recent rains have quite Aood
in that vicinity and destroyed much property -um-
Der Of culve have been washed away and several per-
sons narrowly escaped losing their lives. r 80 y
Court calendar.
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