The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-13
City Intelligence

City Intelligence.
The SCHOONER PATUxENr AND HER CREw.-In Sep
sloop ofwsr Yorktown of MonsIau on the coast Of AZ
rca suspicion OF being concerned in the slave trade
She was erwards condemned and carried into Bermu
d. Nathaniel T. Davis the captain, arrived in this city
on Wednesday and him self to the United States
Marshal he was brought before Com'r D L. Gardiner,
yesterday. The was adjourned, TO give him op
Portunty 10 procure bail.
STEAMBOAT UrIcA-This boat arrived here on Wed.
nesday night from Newburgh where she has been frozen
the ice ih great diculty She will hereafter leave
the wharf at the foot OF Courtandt street daily, at
o'clock, and 60 as far as the ice will admit.
sr. vALEsrrNEi DAv.-To morrow is st. Valentines
day. and the young ladies and gentlemen Of this city
all the tip toe Of expectation with regard to the vaen
nloysa Il as ailores.ss and sosmsress
es, have noticed have looked particularly smiling
for few evenings past as they have gone from their
work up Nassau street. Well, We hope nobody wl be
disappointed but that the valentines oal will meet with
their approved.
CIRcuIr Couar.-Jusge Edmonds sits to-day, to hear
arguments.
cond branch of this court and went to preside in the
Court of General Sessions in consequences Of the indis
position Of the Recorder.
CoRoNERs OrrIcE.-Feb. l2.-Died through Iutsmpe-
rance The Coroner held an inquest yesterday the
body Of James Kelly born 10 Ireland as years of age
by trade, and had just finished Job the pay Of
which he took out in rum, and drank much that he
fell down in the shop and was taken to the 10th ward
Death from Burning. The Coroner held an inquest
yesterday at Is Morris street. the body Of an infant
Keller who to her death by accidentally falling
against the stove, by which she severely burnt
that it caused death in few hours. Verdict accor
dinghy.
ternoon, on the body Of Joseph Hall, jr twenty
years Of age The deceased boarded at No 10 Green
wich street. and yesterday afternoon went to the house
of A. f. Kndberg No ss West street. and borrowed his
pistol for the purpose he said Of shooting
which annoyed him 80 that he could not sleep. Soon
after his return to the house the report Of the pistol
heard and he was found lying 10 his room with bis brains
letter found upon his dressing table, attached to
Nrw YoRx. 18th Feb, is4o.
A. F. KtsppEac, Esy.
DEAR srR You will greatly oblige BY sending the
to Post once ssa d en- q
the clothes die in and do not let the doctors get
hold Of my body should like to be buried at Bos,on
for my SISTERS which please leave at one OF the Ex
presses. Adieu, JOSEPH HALL, in.
10 O'Clock 18th Feb, 1876.
Movements or Travellers.
The arrivals visbly the increase, and every
circumstance indicates early and accession
ofthe commercial community. There at the
ASsH n.,. NJ B:ins, Va; NJ Salisbury, Bos-
Ridgely, u. s. All. Edwards, Boston.
AsroR-N Perkins, New London; w. Moulton, N. H;
8. Mayes, Troy; E. D. Elwood, Rochester; @. Smith,
Pttsburg; Jno. Reeves, Conn., Geo. Hitchcock. N. n;
Thos Wross, Phlad. Col Hillen, batmore; raul Iul-
man. Princeton; Easton and Field, BALTIMORE Wright,
Rio de Jansiro; W. Con Boston, NJ Stokes, Phiad; Z.
Randolph, do; Msssrs. Spring, Fairbanks, Smelling.
Adams and Deshor Boston; James scribner Grand Ra.
Pids, Michigan
GIVE Harris, NJ J; j. Call, Paterson; Messrs. Ky
and Tyssn, Staten Island; c. s. Clark, Memphis,
Tenn; C. w. Carpenter Va; II. Seaman Westchester;
J. c. Lowamsn, N Walker, Baltimore; Mr.. Baker. U.
A; Jas. Hurs, New Haven; J. vestl marlborough; J.
IRVINE, Cleveland OHIO; Harris, Phad; w. H. Long
cope, do; r. g. Holsns, Nashville Tenn; D. Smith,
" B; w. L. whitney, Chicago; J. B. Rogers, NY.
FRASxLIN-S Dinsmore, Worcester; Anberry and Al
len ". II; w Hovy, Delaware co; Robt Parker, Delhi;
Gored and Wheeler, do; w. r. Symonds, Savannah; D.
O. Foste-, Prairie du Chem; NJ Wilson, Toronto; w.
0Losr-M. Low. n. II; Mr.. Psgott, Philsd G. NJ. Du.
puy, T. B. Tinsney, L. l.
HowARp--C. A. and r. Ruthvsn, Carbonate; w H.
Farmer, Norfolk Va; A. w Ferguson Ala J. Jarvis n.
OIL Van Brunt Long Island; W. Cornish, Norwich; H.
Thalliman, West Troy; Psass Phiiad; NJ 0ooid, do;
NJ. Jones' N. Y;H. Psnnsld, Buffalo; Harper and Oil.
man. Philad Geo. Cooke, Albany; scriber, GRAND Ra-
pids, Michigan; g. A. Watts, st. Louis; 8. Thompson,
Utica; Fl. Champln, Wheeling; Col Jones, Philad H.
psarss Maysville, KY r. o. Day st. Louis; B. Rhodes,
Baltimore.
WISCONSIN. bill is before the Legislature of
Wisconsin, providing for the formation OF the
Territory into State and its admission into the Union
Of April next for and o. .inst STATE government II .
sjory should decide in il favor the 10 to be
tsksn the Goth Of june and members to convention
to form constitution, 10 be arportioned by the
Governor The election Of Delegates TO be held on the
DAY Of the general election and the convention to
meet on the second Monday Of November II 10 probs
bic that u bill win become law.