The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-19

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AnEncAs-J Ciarks,south Carolina H Hone, Long
lr.snt' vosdss y, A.; Phillip. Philadelphia 3.
Houston "s rSsSslpSs sincIsr ssl tmos B.
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ply Savannah O. stewardson Philadep Professor
arrow Sharp, Norfolk Vincent, Washington
Merrick. Sheffield; DemnaIe. Philadelphia 8.
Wheeler. J. waller Trenton D. Beatte Geneva: J..
Msrsellus Charleston; Mr. SHERWOOD Canada Mr. Jen-
Topp coiu%su. huaorS Viasns 's asTr.on H.
Connecticut; Judge Bryan. Alabama L. Hills, Rich
Meyer vienna ooohen Boston consS tps Troy
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Fowler Maryland; Bird Phila,,elphia Rose, Bal
umore Hara. Porto Rio J. Igehsrt. Annapolis
J; Reeves Philadelphia A. Drewry, Boston :! Arnot,
Elmiia Com skinner u S N; Mr. Chase, Memphis /;
FsAsx,,s-J NJ Jones. Galveston; Mr.. simmonds.
Albany J. Fouss, Louisville j. Arnold, Baltimore w.
Van iersleyne, Texas; A. Lanman, J. Gordon Iowa
Johnson, Connecticut; ]. Crosby. w. May, Capt.
Day, Norwich F. Pritchard Connecticut; J. Watson,
Kentucky; j. Holmes Philadelphia: J. Curtis. Ken
lucky d. Hotchkiss, Cincinnati; Davis Albany.
HowAsp-J Taylos, Pennsyl vania l. Stapchefe,
Mewburgh; 8 Rivers, J woodfre Tennessee r.
Small, johnson, Boston II Cooper. Pennsylvania J.
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Dana massachusetts; ~. Anderson, Alabama j. Black
lev, Cincinnati d. Minor, Philadelphia Gov +. Barry
Michigan; A. Douglass, Pennsy lvana Hon Mr.. Wood.
bridge, ID. B. Woodbridge, Michigan r. Wsstfsld,
Mobile.
ANOTHER VIOLENT ATTACK ON THE CUSTOM HOUSE
OFrIcERs OF THIS PORT We are informed that
the evening" Of the 9Th inst large boat loaded with
whisky &c. left Youngston, u. s., with crew Of well
known smugglers, seven in number, and landed near
MMultn's tavern the lake shore, ADD seven miles
from Niagara. However they did escape the vigi.
lance of Messrs O'Brien and Hall These officers i'm
medissly followed them and laid in wait until the 6th
when they seized tho cargo with four horses and two
wagons violent rcuf1e ensued in which two of the
horses were knocked down. The leader of the gang
(Thomas Nugen then tried to effect his escape by driv
ing urously in the direction Of st. Catharines On the
officers coming mp with him again. he presented pistol
and that he would have the lives of the officers
before he would lose his load and after another scue
Nugent compelled to 60 towards st Cstharnes.
II should be remarked that Nugent well prepared
for defence He armed with pistols bludgeons and
aheavy loaded whip and whistle the latter he fire.
quently used to collect his gang and succeeded in dis
patching of them to st Catharines to gather mob to
the seizure On arriving within 100 yards of the
st Catharnes barracks the custom officers
attacked by party of at least thirty and sticks
thrown at them, by which Mr. Hall was severely
hurt in the The smuyglers cceded in rescuing
whisky, which were lodged in the guard room Two
Of the rescung party have been arrested Nugent has
escsped-Niagara canada WesD Mail