The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26
The Weather, &c.

From the Rochester Advocate, Jan. 81
We esterday visited by violent snow storm
which continued throughout the day. As'the roads were
before perfectly smooth there is now prospect OF OK
e'A'''' From the Buffalo Express, Jan. 2ll
The weather, during the last twenty-fou hours has
put all the rigid GOODNESS of Siberian winter. Yes
teday morning the thermometer was several degrees
lower than has been at any time since the
ment of winter Tho snow il slight, and sleighing
From the st. Louis Era, Jan. 70
The weather was clear Yesterday with bright sun
overhead all day. but pretty cold North which
not entirely cleared the Indications are at pre-
sent favorable to fow days Of moderate weather. which
OF ice and partially II not entirely, restore them to
navigable condition Between this city and the South
sr e Which detained sogss Of ice
this and the mouth Of the Ohio have reached port
within the three or four day. past and on Saturday we
river is also breaking up At jefferson City, the 9th
ins the ice runniag freely and the water rising
From the Bosten Transcript, jan al
The back mails from the South are ell in bringing
Island mail due Thursday and the one due Friday
in at o45 this mo.ning At half past this morning the
expresses arrived with New York papers of last eve.
New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, in many
places blocking up entirely the roads No Long Island
From the Albany Argus, jan 2al
The weather during the last week has been very cold
intensely most Of the time. Yesterday II was
moderate Ice heavy in the river the ice houses
are being repenished with the clear crystal.
Court Of General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Conner and
Compton. ft
JAv. a4.-Bostardy ,Coses-Ths Court, during the
principal part Of the day was Engaged in hearing mo
tons, appeals, &C. in relation to cases Of bastardy
Amongst the number brought before the attention Of
the Court that Of an interesting female, who had
admitted before the proper auhorities that she was
man. eighteen years old, for the maintenance of an lille.
cs,s Jses.sns will probably os Tscpnsctsd that
rested and held to bail in large amount on charge Of
perjury, in having sworn down the value Of certain
which he Is the owner with a view Of thus reducing
the amount OF his taxes Al the Of the
present torn, James r. Whiting, Esq, counsel for Mr..
ackson demurred TO the indictment found by the Grand
jury and the opinion Of the Court delivered day
In this case the Court stated that alter careful nves
tieation Of the connected with the PERU
~ alleged have been committed By Mr. Jackson they
had arrived at the conclusion that the demurrer should
Case Of Mr. Joseph .askley-n the case Of this indvid
ua Mr. Jaudon appeared in Court for the purpose Of
Court however stated that they were not then prepared
to arguments in relation thereto during the present
term but would do 50 on the first Saturday in the next
Sentence Of Foiias.--The young Frenchman. Eugene
Folat found guilty yesterday Of having passed false
Bank and trust Company in payment for bill Of goods
amounting to SAL then brought into Court lot sen
The Jury !. % *, msos Of the
He was therefore directed to pay fine OF 49, and to
stand committed until tho fine be paid
The Court then adjourned for the term
We learn that two females, one 10 and the other
l6 wears Of age were drowned in Southville, this
countv on "wednesday last while drinking through the
ice One Of the females was daughter Of Mr.. Benja-
min pnney-of the other we have not learned the name
st Laurence Rep.
We understand that a man engaged at work on
the Northern railroad was killed at franklin on Friday
Last bank Of earth under which he was at work fell
upon him and several Others and crushed him to death
We have heard particulars respecting the accident
The others escaped without fatal injury-N H. Patriot
The Ma,cd,ske Gaseffe OF the 9TH inst. says
The amount Of money received at tho land ONCE at
Green Bay in September, thirteen thousand three
hundred and seven dollars. In October, $2aIle Most
OF this money has been paid by acusl settershsrdy
pioneers This fact In itself speaks volumes In favor OF