The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-18


true number t. however supposed to 30 much laIger
The parents Of children Of this unfortunate class are ma
tursy vsy reluctant TO have them registered a. idiots
port. The committee estimate that there are 1000 Of
these unfortunatss in the State.
BREACH OF PRoMIsK.-Anothero of these cases was
tried at the Essex county, New York, Circuit, a
week two since. The parties were Fanny L. NC uley
ship had bssn three year: in progress and Mr. Phippn
had uttered the fatal word. Nay mere. He borrowed
dollar Of Fsnnys brOthsIin,Iawyto;p:y the msrs,sgs
county where without the loss of time he married
other woman The jury gave verdict OF $500 damages
Varieties.
There has been quite STIR recently in New Or
leans in consequences OF a mari iage Of q white man
named Buddington teller In the Canal Bank, TO the
negro daughter Of ono Of the weslthest merchant
Buddngton before he could be married was Obliged to
that he had blood in his veins and to 40 this
he made ncson In his and put some Of her bleed
in the cut. The ceremony was performed by Cathoip
%s fortune Of y or Hty thousand Tho
natives serenaded him with such .ocminae.e eo muss
that to get rid Of their dtscord he paid them $4 70 pe
used for charitable purposes
petition, numerously signed has been forwarded
channel from Owls Head to White Head, Penobscot
Bay Maine. II IL said to be very dangerous CHANNEL
in'consequence Of sunken lodges and thorough sur
vey Of marked out with buoys, spindlss, &c. u much
needed.
man fell from the dock, in Philadelphia, on the
night Of the 18th inst but was rescued BY watchman
Young man named William Moody was ac-
cidsntally drowned .Richnond on Thursday night.
At town meeting in Newburyport on Friday, II
voted-yess 262 nays l74-to reconsider the vote
BY which the refused to consento the union Of the
towns Of Newbury and Nswburyport, Mass. The
citizens of Newbury, hswever, upon the same day,
voted against the union, l9l to lA
In the Superior Court, Hartford, Conn.,, Ornn
Woodford has been sentenced to ten yesrs imprtson
ment and to pay q 6ne of $50 Franklin the coiorsd
man. also convicted Of msnsltdghter, has bssA SEN
tame In an
In Roxbury, Mass, ON Saturday, load OF hay
and sied were DIRE and burnt while standing BY
M'Elroy's stable.
Two suspension bridges have been constructed
at Pittsburgh. They suspended on wire made for
tho purpose; and are very elegant and substsnfia-
The experiment has been very SUCCESSFUL, and other
bridges Of similar construction in contemplation ut
that place.
The tannery Of Messrs. Leavett Haock q Co.,
in Plan6ed, Hampshire county, MACS, was destroyed
by Are few days since loss nearly $2o,oco.
The Massachusetts Dsw Drop says that the
directors of the FALL River Railroad have decided BY
vote that ardent spirits shall be transported over
their road 1t will not do for them to convey some
such men a. have in that vicinity.
The Saco Union SAYS the mill No. 2, OF the Laco-
mia company Of which the walls and the roof have just
been completed, is 263 feet long, 63 wide and nve
stories high The third and last mill Of the Locona
Company Of size similar to No. 2, II 10 expected VIII
be erected in the Of the present When this
d done the Lacona Corporation will be fill up, % II s
callsd-that all its works for the msnufacture Of
cotton goods will be completed.