The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-14
nloyements OF TrnxcIlerr.


ably crowded with regular travellers but rendered
much more so by the return Of the multitude who
having prudenty abstaned from eucountering the hurr
cane that visited and visited with vengeance too the
ed abrdgement Of the that vercrowdcd the
gistries o! the principal hote!s:
nectieut r. Lester, washington; Raymond syracuse;
s W: Mon'gS%sry New Orleans; Gay RcAnond H.
Navy: werner Michigan; i': Tssr saSanas s Capt,
Calhoun, U: s. Army; J: Townley West Point; Major
Nicholson, Washington; A Nicholson, do
w. Walton Schenectady; NJ Sheppard, New Hampshire;
Pond. Hartford; g. Beach, do W. sparrow Portland;
c. Glen, Boston; b Locke Baltimore; Mr. Francis Bos.
ton: Mr. Dunn, do; T. Dixon, do Mr. Bell, England; Mr.
Le,pps0hon Montreal; H Gray Boston Pratt, prstts-
Vile J. wn,o s, Troy L. Head Alabama NsOi'
Riddle do; D. Buel, do; w. Blake, do.
CITy-J Blanchard. Albany; +. Prngles Philadelphia;
Ransom North Csrolina A. Duncan Providence; @ Ran.
som, U. 9 Navy; W. Hsdley Albany;J wsndsll, Ports
der, Canandaigua j. Cheswood, Newark; j. MCNEIL.
Fayetteville; Marshall, Philadelphia; T. Rodman. Pa;
Hon r. lnsersol Philadelphia; f. Patterson, do; r. Men,
FaAxxLIr--s Baldwin, Rochester; W. Wade, conusc-
ticut; H. Harrall do; H Wright Philadelphia; W Hsr
lis, Onondaga; +. Low, lbany: N Robbins. Fldrida;
Col Williams, Salem, r. Evans Bostoa A Gilbert. New
Haven; Bolts Virginia; w Burt, New Jersey: s. Jen-
kins Boston; T. Tucker, Boston; p Andrews Jamaica
HowARD-H HubbelI Troy, II. Baker. Auburn: e Lit
tle Albany; H. Moss. Woodburne; j. Knowlton Boston;
B. Stewart. Philadelphia; Mr. JAMESON, Reedport;
Jones Philapephia; ]. Chids do; Neale, do; w. smp
oouS hSss So
TOM @. Keene, Philadelphia; @ Palmer Mass; r. Bur-
CESS, Boston; w. Shepherd, New Haven; A. Dunbar
Georgia: H Bachus, Detroit; J. Beman, Canandaigua
JuDsoN-J. Howlin, Providence; A. Chsmberlin, Bos
toni D. Ross, Quebec; E. Chudd, West Point; Mr. Loring,
Mr. vinet do Mr. Crevier do; Mr.. Pari, do; salmon,
Canandaigua; Nash, Boston; j. Scranton, New Haven
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The TRAGEDY AT RICHMOND Tho Richmond
papers Of Monday are filed with accounts Of the
coroner inquest in the Of Hoyt who died there
last week The principal facts we have given before.
substance as those made before protecting his
and that of the lady inculpated with him. The follow
ing copy Of the note handed to Mr. Hoyt for his sig
81 D. Marvin Hoyt of the city of Richmond do here.
by pledge myself to leave the said city forthwith and
the penalty for violation of this pledge the for
FIXTURE of my life !" upon refusing which, he shot
The JURY after s long sitting gave verdict as for
aforesaid. do say that the said VIM r. Myers, him the
SAID Dudley Marvin Hoyt in and form aforesaid,
teloniously, wilfully, premedatedIy, voluntarily I'M
did kill and murder against the peace and dignity Of This
Aforesaid do further say that samuel s. Myers and VIM
Burr late OF the said city, at the time Of the murder
mitted to wit on the said 2sth of September the year
aforesaid and within the Jurisdiction Aforesaid f.
sidnS and assisting the said VIM Myers the felony and
murder aforesaid to Ind commit against the peace
dignity of this commonwealth. In witness whereof,
SC &c whersupon the coroner promptly issued his
warrant Immediate OF the parties (who are
now under bail in $4,000" for their appearance on Mon
day lah inst) but unable say at this time
| whether no the parties have been apprehended.
FnTNe OF THE MAMMOTH MORTAR CANNON
| The great gun lately cast at Ayers foundry, and
described in the Post, fred few times at South
Boston Point yesterday afternoon Shells II inches in
diameter, and $50 pounds in weight, thrown va
rous distances according to the charge elevation and
length Of fuse used. With charge of 20 pounds of
powder 30 seconds fuse, ct elevation Of ~ degrees
shell was thrown az miles, and buried deep IN the
earth at Squantum. A richochet shot tried with
10 seconds fuse 40 pounds powder charge and pounds
in the she'll II dashed through and the water at
an awful rate and exploded distance of about
miles in the water throwing the fragments several
dred yards in every direction The regular service
charge is IS pounds, which at due elevation will pro-
ject the shell something between 81 and miles. The
firing under the direction of Colonel Bomford the
inventor Of this formidable species of ordnance intended
for harbor defence. Boston Post.
Governor Crawford, OF Georgia. has, in purs uance oil
the resolve Of the last Legislature Of that State employ
ed Mr. William Wilson to paint full length portrait Of
General Andrew Jackson, and Of the Hon. VILLA m il
Crawford When finished, they will be placed in the
! legislative hall
Mr.. T @. Gale, an artist Of Boston, mysterously dis
appeared on Monday night The Transcript says that
from papers &c found at his rooms his lends are en-
prshsnsivs that he has committed suicide.