The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-02

1910.
Varieties.
The lake boat Rosebud left Albany on Saturday for
this city, with 30 tons OF butter and cheese.
A large number of boats which were frozen in above
and towsd to Albany.
The railroads commenced carrying freight today,
der the law authorizing them to- the stoppsgs Of canal
navigation Albany argus, Nop 80
The population Of Erie county in this State is 10 SIS.
owhom there are ss74 not naurazed and Sl3 colorsd
persons not taxed.
Hays John Hays, brought 10 close Yesterday.
The jury rendered verdict Of 600 in favor of the
fui coutsbip Of between two and three YEAR. Cbeap
enough FOR rich man.-Louisuile Journal, gath inst
In Charleston s. c. on the night of the aeth, ice
seen in the city three.eighths Of an inch thick.
Poultry was very high In our market On Wednesday.
Turkeys sold at IL and Is cents and held
ut 20 cents pc pound. Milk eggs, SC in proportion
shire farmers who through town with their loads
returned on Wednesday evening, having been com.
and chickens OF or cepts"-Sdiem Observer.
The Milwaukee Sentinel of the 10th inst. learns from
Capt Morgan of the schooner Wacott, which arrived
there the day before that the schoonsrs Pilot Merrill
Savannah, vican and Black Hawk all went ashore in
the gale Of the 10Th, between Manitouwoc and Twin
Rivers No lives lost and most Of the vessels, which
small lumber craft, will be got off without any
terial damage.
There very heavy white frost in this city yes
III y
fall Our weather is most delightfully."- o. Pic. Nov %.
balloon ascension took place at New Orleans the
2lst ult Mr. Leh nan was the @renaut, and accom-
plished his fight successfully.
letter from Lewss, Delaware, dated Nov. %, says
that tho schooner Ann Elizabeth, Adams, from New
York, with number of seamen board bound to Bal
more put into the breakwater last evening, in state OF
mutiny Nine of the mutineers succeeded in landing
late last night six Of whom made their escape the 9TH
place Sixteen Of the mutineers YET remain on board
have despatched an express to Wilmington for the rove
cutter, which expect down tomorrow"
Mark H. Parkinson has been ted at New Orleans
accused Of holding intercourse with the Mexican govern
ment
The District Ceu-t was unusually crowded yesterday
morning. in Of rs being known that the
the Bank of the United States, specially fixed fer
yesterday tisan action Of assumpst to recover the
balance of account between the parties commencing
May 10th 1870 and closing Oct 3Oth ls4l amounting
S292 600 TO- Besides the eminent counsel OF the Phi
ladephia bar Randall, Sergeant, e. w Brooke, J
Csdwalader, and others the Hon Daniel Webster and
other Senators Of the United states also said
to be engsged in the cause.-PhI U. GAG Dec. l.
most shocking death by Arc. occurred in Schuy kill
Sunday. family consisting Of father, mother and
two children. occupied in the third story of
father being absent the mother after kindlng Are
the CRATE Of shavngs and coal left the children in the
rand The girl about three years Of age It Is
disturbed the fire in way to communicate the flames to
part 81 nsT ~; which under hs
child quite dead and the dssh burned in many parts
entirely to The b'ne The little boy about months Old
had crawled under the table, and was rescued by
spirited youth, after the filed with fire and
smoke.
In December last the jewelry store of Mckay Co
in Boston robbed Of containing twentyfonr
gold watches and trace Of the thief could be obtained
In the following Februsrytws the stolen watches
rest given up. Yesterday morning, however,
learn from the Transcript, Mckay Go received
ing ten more Of the stolen watches which the thief con-
science most probably to return to
the rghtfui owners The advertisement OF Messrs Nc
Kay Co cut out OF and placed on the
lid The box showed through the aperture at the
Post Office, intended for the receipt of newspapers
A slip from the office Of the Wilmington Commercial
dated Friday morning last announces that at about
o'clock on that morning fire broke out in small
wooden tenement ccupied by Philip Bszadors, bar
cuped by D. W. Wood Brother as q family grocery
immediately caught and was consumed. with the entire
building $500. The paint shop and contents belonging
to Mr.. Parker were also consumed; loss not ascer.
| tanned.
The Niagara was got of the Flats near Hud.
| son, on Saturday, and proceeded to this city.
The Albany .aflas of Monday says that number of
boats which frozen in at and below Schenectady
a
some Of the boats between Utica and Schenectady The
weather last night and today has not been propou'
| az the forwarders had hoped.
Rev. A. c. Baldwin, Of New Haven, has accepted the
appointment OF principal in the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
| The town of Thomaston Me-, has become celebrated
for its lime, the making of which has become very i'm
statistics which appeared short time since, appears
that there are, in all, lao lime kilns in Thomason,
WHICH nave each .ws o and turn out
the whole number Of casks yearly produced 672 600
casks This At the average home value amounts to the
| very respectable sum Of half million Of dollars
The Quincy. Patriot says the Hon. John Quincy
Adams will not be able to take his seat in Congress-
We learn, says the Albany Evening Journal of Mon
asy that the boat: were moving s Between
ting them in motion but on the level between Utica and
Syracuse they moving along without the aid of the
mild weather. will doubt every effort to get the
boats their destination as possible. Since Wed.
nssday, several boats which had been caught between
the Nine locks and West Troy have locked the river
and been towed to this city.
The Baltimore American says, the more perfect in.
sulation Of the wires the line between this city
and Philsdslphia has been commenced from 30 II
Examinations and considerable progress has already
been made the good seS Of Ms;h IN keeping the
insulation adopted solid piece Of glass fixed the
top Of the posts With deep groove in it, through which
the wire passes the whole being covered with pent
roofing keep on the rain which would oherw ise form
connection by which the magnetic fluid would escape
to the ground. When this insulation 10 completed the
line will work with equal regularity in all weathers.
The oaukie Sentinel of the 2Oth inst learns from
Capt Morgan, Of the schooner Walcott, which arrived
savannah Viean and Black Hawk, all went ashore in
the gale Of the loth between Maintouwoc and Twin
ves lost ind IN %0. Of the
rial damage.
| CouNTERFErTERs-Our town was visited last satur-
day evening, by family of counterfeiters from New
the former and children They arrived here in the
early part of the evening saed out to make purchases
at the different stores in town-payng for such articles
they bought in bills Of the New Bedford Merchants
Bank which had been altered from TO ves and
twenties by pastDR the figures the genuine blk
They succeeded in passing in all about $3.50 Two
three OF the dry goods dealers, soon ascertaned that
they had received bad money, went to their boarding
house and compelled them to exchange il, but very
properly permitted them to escape which they did
soon after In vehicle which was then standing at the
Their Whitney, and Is said the husband to
the is blacksmith, and has heretofore followed
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