The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-23

Varieties.
DtsvREssIrs Occun On the 8th inst about u
@eMs An front Of tho house Mr. Conslius Van Olinda
blew horns: bells when thew w.rs g guna
ny some persons in the house Two men. Hosea Hois
,ngson and - Greene, were wounded. the former
and Rice lave been and held to bail for their a
Pssrance IS said that the company collected for
me purpsse oil serenading a newly married couple
Waferfor s~ Journal
. ArnocasUs MuRpER-The Jackson Mississipian states
nss On he evening OF the 23d ult, Mr.. B. g. Sims re-
cIo fasnier oil Kinds county, residing In the neigh
norhoo % the Mississippi Springs. barbarous
mG usIed by wretch whose is siles siles had
p ssn me employment of Mr.. Sims overseer, but
hsa ssn discharged and his wages paid to him few
S sSsr his discharge he way his victim; shot two
o,y sangsd his body with his knife, INJECTING fifteen
or enty cuts upon his head snd various parts of his
70 ~ then deliberately shot him while PROSTATE through
%psd one d his eyes out Mr. Sims was entirely un
seemed quiet and respectable citizen He leaves
large and interesting family The murderer has been
arrested and is confined in the county Jail at RAYMOND
celored man named Benjamin Young servant of
slant, aged l04
At the last "commemoraton" of the Grand Lodge of
the O. +. In New Orleans, resolutions were passed
subectng expulsion the Order all persons con
cerned in a duel either as principals or seconds
There the usual treat to the PhiladeIphians on
sunday afternoon, Of fights between iremen
At st Louis, few days since $50 barrels good conn
Try Hour sold at 81 0c1S per barrel
LIBERAL SUBSCRIPTIONS were being made in Boxtor
subscribed $500 A-1 eaen
MonTALiTr IN BosroN-Ths deaths in this civ last
No rs,t;c, very large number although there is
sun born There were ~ deaths from consumption'
the greatest number by any disease Tners are many
the season Of carly fruit but there hrt datbs
from this complaint during the wee,x Bo,ton Tyans
.sv.rs CAsE-Writs Aave been served upon
resting and putting on So"ed were engaged in ar
LATELY eoped from Hempstee in order to test the legal
NY OF the course taken on shat occasion
week oea'ns occurred during tne last
Several cases or;s; nay mr iesto al Judges
rroceeded Aed otherwise disposed Of the court
well ads 9Th the calendar resumed No So Coggs-
No 6s7 and Mr. Bradley in reply Decision postponed
YG Wood ads the People !, writ of error to the N
+ McKeon was heard for the people, and Mr.. Russell
reply. Judgment affirmed No 49, Craspee and al VS..
Mr. Van Week opened for plaintiff: Mr. Stevens was
heard in part for plaintiff.
The following gentlemen were then sworn, end Ii
CouesELioSs.-Wm. r Fitch, Geo. w. HungeIford,
M asrss Ri'nssy S ps
N. ID. Carr Isaac Edwards A E. Chandler, W estern W.
Wager Jas Wood, Jr, Livingston Goodsell James H
Munger, Andw. Boardman. Samuel l.. Rose Amos G.
Hall, Caleb B: Crumb Robert E. Andrews, L. @. Wa
tiers, John 8. Thayer. George +. Ravens Chas D. Col
bus ". Dodge, Matthew ,; Bagg, = $. Brayton-sa:
Clspp, Edw. L. BALDWIN, WIN. P. Lee, Florence McCar
thy, James W. Gerard, jr James wadsworth, Jacob p
Luther Burditt Barnett W Fry Ja. French Heath
cote H. Guiteau. David R Jaques John Lyon, Chas H.
nom Luke smith Levi H Brown.e chas G. Clark, cy
rus Whitney. Jas L. Benedict David A. Topping Asahel
Cha: a. Parsons JohS suit sss srss MaTa
Boyce, John Snow az Adjourned.-Ufies Daily Gag