The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-16

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uon and which he repeated that IRON the hrst set
Element Of this country to the present period bad har
vests in England were always accompanied by good
harvests in the United States When they have the
smallest supply ofbreadsiufs we have tho lsrsssthis
is owing TO the fact that in different ATTITUDES
Thus il shown that free trade ID nature and natures
cause. /, easy Of solution. that our agrcuituriss
could successfully compete with other nations In the
first place. the soil rich and the climate was &C.
NAL A Western farmer holds land costing say. 50
$40 acre the cost OF smilar land in il 400
Profits are derived from combined capital and labor
The Englishman receives dollar bushel for his
wheaiihe American fifty cents but, Notwithstanding
beats the other ten to This is attributable to our
rich and cheap SOIL and weied laborers and our
comparative exemption from taxaion-s glorious result
Engishman has 10 receive STA from the land six per
cent for capital before he receives any thing labor
.ne hmerican armer, estimating his land at
SiU ere its nxv cents at the same rate TO capital
land. and the rest to labor. ttt'
Mr. A. srswAHr said that the army and navy ship
yards, iorpncauoDs, lighthouses. buoys and hsrbors
were for tue ssaboard take away the 20 yer internal
improvement and the West and the interior get noeAng
And he would remark further that the Western rivers
are external-they the boundaries of States. Like
the Atlantic, they constitute boundary like the lakes
they are boundaries They belonged to no particular
belonged to the Union and it was much the duty Of
the government to regulate the Of the rivers
and lakes as foreign commerce Ho referred to trade
with England and argued genera in favor the pro.
lection Of onrown and the maintenance
MIR Ewiso. of Tennessee, obtained the floor (crios-
"lets adJourn0 aud motion made that the commit.
see nsei the gentleman giving way for that purpose.
the question was taken by tesrs, and decided in the
The s.xAxEa having resumed the chair, "a.
A motion was made and carried that the House ad.
Bosror, March IA, 1915.
a Inf, IT, ;oI
for Lbe'Ne1 Hampshire Election Trial to Set Abide
Wu, &C.
The warm weather during the whole Of the past week
has gradually melted the snow, and this forenoon
answer 70 the prayers Of numerous washerwomen the
windows Of heaven opened and smart little rain
let down upon u.s. Earth is now completely dsenrobed
OF the white mantle she has for months and her
bare face is exposed 10 the gaze Of all eyes Whether
such state Of nudity is becoming in dear mother
would be question Of profound interest to mners and
msutuamakers, they could have the job OF covering
the nakedness. .-- ns'a@
The great row at the National Theatre on Tuesday
night, walked up some Of people who were just 60
ing to Sleep for the want OF little bit Of excitement
wednesday was great day-rowdyisn had kicked up
before had great story to tell and il was conde nly
believed that second edition of the affair would
appear in the evening. This belief was very much
strengthened just before night, by infammatory pla
card posted about the Streets which called upon the
friends Of Mr. Thorns to put down managerial oppres
sion." &c. &C. When the performances commenced at
the theatre there was some manifestation Of DISPOSE
ton to interrupt Them but vast majority of the audi
rebuked the evil spirits, and they relinqush
cd their disorderly attempts to interfere with the play
Since then, order reigus In Warsaw" was q little
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posted n the Post oSs here early enough to 90 the
would have had an item Of advance Of the other
New tS.k papers i it did not reach you Wednesday
Court ysserdas n Is a libel case Msssrs Andrews
veler on trial for alleged libel on John A. Inns
of Salem On the 2sth OF October last the
that nns had been arrested ON suspicion Of stealing
aiding the escape OF slave and added to the extract
some comments, in which they called Innis bra wiling
notorety by his conduct s. b. Parker, Esq District
Attorney gave the following definition Of libel from the
report Of the penal code Of Massachus tts: -.t@
picture &C. which directly tends to nure the fame re-
putntion good Of another than the person max
ing or publishing the same and to bring such other into
disgrace, adherence, odIum hatred contempt or rid
cue or TO cause him to be excluded from the society Of
Others
will give more particulars Of the progress Of the trial
the wings here exceedingly 1t is not however, I'D.
mitted here this morning, wing victory, but victory
OF the allied forces OF WINGS abotonists and indepsa
There was a case argued day two ago before the
supreme Court In Equity Moses Grant ct al, versus
John Hancock ct al The has arisen from the fol.
lowing beauest Item, give and bequsath unto Messrs
Timothy Newell, Isaac Smith, and Ebenezer StoI or,
present Deacons Of the Church Of Christ, in Brattle
street In Boston whereof the Rev Mr. Samuel Cooper
minister, and to their successors in that Office all
brick dwelling house and land In Queen
lately improved by my honored father, David Heuch.
ESQ., his mansion house to hold the same at and
immediately upon the decease Of said unto
the said Timothy Newell, &c, and to the Descons Of
the said Cnuca for the time being forever, upon this
express conci and limitation that 10 say
minister Oldest minister of said church. shall con.
sAntiy reside and cwe in said during such time
as he IS sinister OF said church, and in
not improved for this only then declare this be.
quest 10 be void and oil and order said house
and land then revert to my estate, and give the ,ams
unto my said nephew John Hancock, Esq ami to MS
heirs forever" Madam Hancock aunt to Gov. Han.
cock and died abou, Ill., and the Cnurcn has been in
possession OF the house since Queen is
Court street, and has becsme quite place and
the property probably worth some forty thousand
dollars 1t said the street N noisy and a sua
BILE place for minister to reside in aud the Church
desiroas to SELL and purchase house fashion,
able LIE ghborhood. If the Court have power to set
asoe ths will, what is a will good for1 However,
think would DO good thing have such wills set
aside aud then persons will be dssirOus Of giving
property out OF their families, which Is done too ire.
quently Of late.
.aAS aa,su CON aE II OlLAL. .f.
s@zsh.s# New York. Saturday. m arce, "a.