The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-23

The Milwaukee Sentinel understands that the last
three parties OF despatched from Green Bay
with the mails for Copper Harbor have not yet returned
or esen heard IRON The party which went With the No
vcmber mail lost their road and wandered about sixteen
days in the wilderness but ultimately succseded in get
ting back upon the right track. The route 400
miles In length, and through painless and snowcover
| ed wilderness
The MiIwsukisns are RECALLING themselves upon Mack
insw trout, weighing 10 pounds q piece. which were
caught at their pier.
Tho Albany Alias says, since the opening of nsviga
ton large quantities OF potatoes have been shipped
New York. where they sell readily for u and 81 70
Persons who wish to settle In Northern Wisconsin.
should take The Columbus. Capt Powers. which will run
repuar through the between buhalo ana treen
Bay, and leaves on her nrst trip Monday. May 9Th.
Tho democrats Of schonars county have nominated :.
| by acclamation. ex Governor VIM z. bosck ana the
Hon John c. Wright as candidates TOR desga'ssto inc
State Convention.
William Taylor William Fuller, David Monros. and
Cyrus II Kingsley. have been nominated % the demo-
cratic delegates to the State Convention rom onoiosga
county.
II 10 in contemplation to establish college in
st. Louis to be called the oFalen University.
We learn from the Intsgneer that about loo Creess
Della They are emisTsnss and WIZ i0cs'e IN 'he ofeeA
| country.
The Legislature Of Ohio nowi session. have just
passsd law 10 tau the poor mans and pig but
have expressly exempted bank STOCK
The whigs of Albany have nominated VIM Psrmelse
| for Mayor.
The Hartford Times Of Monday contain: an accounto
the eiopement Of q Mrs King. Of that city with two
Mormon Elders Mrs. X. leaves husband ana cnl!o'
Tor M sS.u o. SINCE she VS.
Der of the Fourth Congregational Church in that cry
which h. hs. rae wS aGSE
| home and friends, by those In the faith
John NJ Bolts hos been nominated for Mayor Of Rich
mond.
The citizens of Hartford county, Nd, propose to
| tablish n AGRICULTURAL society.
A correspondent Of the Csmden Mail, writing from
Cape MAY county New jersey says thst INC civil or
after the usual business the Pleas the courts adjourn
ed. 1t has become standing rule for the court. to
beer but few exceptions to this You aware sup
poss that this county has no lawyer resting within us
limits and hence probably its freedom from mucn isa
| tion"
Some dissatisfaction Is said, exists from order Of
Gen. Taylors. giving Col Twiggs some military prees
vardry M'Bee, Esq Of Greenville, s. c., has made
donation Of 900 lbs Of aour to the Destitute poor Of
spartanburg District
will take place in the Circuit Court at Washington City
| Mrs Thomas and Mr.. Sims to give time for whose
attendance the cause was postponed are OSin mere
Witnesses the trial Will De upon an inoicmens AGE
libel.
A. w Rabbit, Mormon lawyer, has been appointed
Postmaster Nauvoo, in place Of smith, the osisuHer
said there oas 900 young ladies at this moment
receiving their education in French converts. e
Frog fishing is said to be most profitable branch OF
Industry In Belgium Their hind legs are sold by the
quart and at high price.
The FIRST boat navigating the lakes this sessonwss
the Franklin which arrived at Cleveland from Huron ON
the 18th inst
MORMON IrEMs-The Warsaw Signal Is still
keeping watchtuleye over the dolngs OF the Saints
The last number Of that paper dated the sn instant
The last week has been cold and stormy hence
hSa but ,s s ny are crossing
Mississippi the ice the river being closed At Nauvoo
sniy before thou
sand have already crossed
We learn that Saturday last man By the name q
Gardner shot in Nauvoo, BY Mormon named Cot
tom and instantly killed. The Of the dfaculty
wa. th. G.rdn,r who !: not Mormon h.: s Wiz
the Saints. but her husband would not 80 along abe
thessf0rs ls him. and took Up VIVA Cotton Tn "a
We learn that the Saint. took up their lin. Of march
from their encsmpment in Iowa, on Saturday morning
tn. two Mor%on worshis: who traded OF Mr. Rich
ards horses for oxen, in MissouI ana who we're com
BY some Of the brethren, on Friday last.
We learn that the Mormons who have crossed the
intensely during the late "cOld :nsP n !. said they
told the people il they would in their teams
CONS, and all they had into the common stock. they
Thew aid this and now hsy,ars told BY these Same lead.
that they want to 90 to California they must pro-
vide themselves with team. and provion. The editor
ted in this way, grain cows, oxen, horses and wagon
who 10 told to get himself q team and enoogh to
eat the church could not take Of every body;
and he deluded to act In obedience thereto We
wish they out of Iowa. Several have gone back
to Nauvoo.
MEETING OF PARLIAMENT IN CANDA.-Parlia.
ment will assemble on the Goth instant. Most of
the members have gone down to Montreal. The Hon.
Robert Baldwin and Colonel Ermatinger len BY land
last ednesday and We regret learn sustansd
njury by the upsetting Of tho stage which dsained
them some time at Kingston The drsus ate: tnat tne
journey on Friday. The steamer Admiral was cut out
Of the Ice and left the Queens wharf last Saturday for
Kingston for the special accommodation Of the men,
bers. Sir Allan N. McNab, Mr. Solicitor General shsr-
wood, Messrs. J. II. Price, George Duggan, and -
Chalmers, were among the passengers. VIM. Notmsn,
Esq has proceeded to Montreal to contest his scat
James Durapd, Esq, went down about two weeks ago.
Sir Allan McNsb il is reported intends 10 ask for leave
absence during the sss.ion in consequence o. domss
tic sstion. Lady McNab believe has long been ~
declining state Of health II 10 thought Mr. NORM will
gil the speaker's chair The session, some think wi
be short one, and that business but what absolute
w necessary will be attended to.-Tcronto EDsMiney