The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22
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The winds which have prevailed during thu las
terse four weeks being principally from the ard
have completely dissrrsngsd the lines Of psekss
isry the with the Boston lines, OF them he
wing employ transient vessels to convey the fregh
accommodating here in consequence of the arrival
vessels owing to detention by contrary winds.Lsdser
The Boston Transcrpf Of the 10th says in relstion
the weather:"A storm of rain from the s. common.
ed to heavy gale Vessels in the bay and the coast
must have suffered severely Asyet hear Of few dis
Atlantic for Norwich rode out the gale in safety having
both anchors and full head of steam prevent
caSse ahore on the spit and sha oop Harriet shore
Georges Island Ship AIeatus Just off the railway.
in the gale about quarter past one to-day broke her fast,
over to Fest Boston sloop lighter lying at East Bos
ton wharf had her mast carried away this forenoon"
The N Orleans Commercial Bulletin mentions
market for -four. II says Among tho salos OF
-four yesterday upwards of two thousand barrels
destined for direct shipment to Algiers"
The Madison (Ia Banner mentions a rumor that Jesse
Bright United States Senator from that State has ten
dcred to the President of the United States his pervices
Colonel of regiment Of volunteers to be rslsed by
him aud to proceed forthwith to Mexico.
The Galveston Cipihan of the 18th instant mentions
the arrival in that city OF Coils Hays and Walker, the
day but previous The paper the agues of the
famine and war-hsve scarcely any terrors which they
them her citizen soldiers bali and banquet was given
to these gentlemen by the Mayor and Board eff Alder
men, at the City Hall, over the new market on Thurs
by the beauty and chivalry OF our young State
An Odd Fellows Lodge in Baltimore pays $1,000 to the
heirs of Col Watson, Mr. Meeks and Mr.. George A.
beirg 500 TO their respective heirs.
Sup.TREAsuRY RoBBsp.-The Sub. Treasury, in Tus-
caoosa Alabama has fallen into the han ds Of the Ph
tines II by statement in the Monitor, that Capt
James II Deerine, the pension agent had Deposited
about $780, in specie belonging to the government In
iron chest and placed it in the store of merchant of
that city The robbers having forced the doors Of this
store bore of the iron chest aud appropriated The spos
AL thtnke oIncc rsvkt
fall the government. had provided safe. and
the agent instructed to keep the funds in his own
custody instead Of depositing them in a bank.
The Light Guard of Hartford, Connecticut will give
military ball Wednesday evening next, in that city.
From all accounts, it is to be grand affair
The magnificent vase procured by the ladies Of Ten
ne the Hon Henry Clay, presented to the
distinguished statesman at Ashland on the lath instant
in the presence of number of his friends by Dr. Nc
81.
Crittenden, Governor Letcher, Captain RUSSELL md
Major Stevenson of Frankfort the Baron Bulow, and
Captain Brauns Of Germany, Judge Arnold, of Canada
and Mr. Middleton, OF Va
telegraph station is be established at Canaan
splendid sw has been presented by the citizens of
Savannah to Col James s. Mcintosh, severely wound
| ed at Palo Alto.
We learn by late arrival from the Sandwich Islands,
that considerable difficulty had arisen there in conse-
drawn by the u s. consul at Honolulu, for repairs Of
government vessels and other public purposes Our
and. by selling his bills q. low as per cent
discount, but could not get them of at that-BoHsn
Alias Nov. 90
There hut persons in Jail in this city says
the Bangor Mercury charged with the commission Of
crime and strange say both preachers Of the Cos
pei, Elder Douglass, and q Rev. Mr. Fowler.
We learn that the second Friday in February has
been set apart by Gov Pratt the day for the
ton Of Alexander the murderer in Baltimore city
and county jail-Bdh. Pat Nor. l9.
The Governor of Missouri has appointed the third day
| of December next as a day of Thanksgiving.
RICHES OF THE WEsr.-During the week ending on
Saturday there delivered from the State canals
tide water 04 bbls -four, all los bushels wheat,
do corn % 800 do barley 79l bills beef 76s do
pork 1874 do ashes 900 lbs lard 306s 900 do butter,
asa 900 do checse-of the gross value OF two mil
lions two hundred thousand doars-.drgus.
CoSscIKNcE.-A certain Unitarian Society of Boston
about building a church. and the building
mtee addressed communication to a celebrated archi-
tect Of Now York city, asking him to furnish plan for
ohch edi6ce and to superinend the building Of tho
same Ten days after an answer was received from
him. in which he said that lie could not conscienously
attend it, because the building to be used for Unta
| ran worship.
ExroArs TO EuRopn-For Belfast-Ship Washington
Wyle cleared by Messrs. Guest Gilmor the 10th
instant with 1908 barrels flour, and 49, 3S2h bushels
corn For Liverpool-ship Republic, cleared by Messrs
| B. Buck & Son the 10th. with $500 barrels -four and
7OO4 bushels For Havre-Ship Alexandria, Walk
or cnnRed by Mr. Lambert Cuttings the 10th. with
5000 barrdlt 1sar and 1000 pipe staves-Bd Amerean
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