The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-07

Was " give nls CouC0Et III
Mr. Templeton, the popular vocalist has been sue.
cssssul in Upper Canada prevent his arrival In
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City Intelligence.
SHIP BUILDING IN New YoRK-LAuNcH OF He BA.
vARrA-MoRE PAcKErs.-As previously announced this
new packet ship was launched yesterday morning at
o'clock from the yard of Mr. w. H. Webb, in presence
of an immense of people, She noble ship,
strongly neatly, and carefully put together and sup
Piled with every requisite for good sailing and comfort
that experience and taste could suggest Her burden
thousand tons She loo feet long, 81 feet breadth
Of BEAM and 81 feet hold The accommodations for pas
with the other departments of the ship The has been
constructed expressly for Mr.. VIM. Whtlocks Union
Line" of Havre packets and will be commanded by Capt
Geo W. Howe, the late able and gentleranly command
Of the Emerald On the stocks in the yard
is magnificent vessel for Messrs Fox & Livingstone
line of Hsvre packets She is nearly all planked and
will he finished in few weeks She is about the
model and dimensions the Bavaria and is to be
manded by Capt Wotten of the Francois and is de.
signed to take the place of that vessel il the line The
keel of another large ship is to he laid Immediately upon
intended for Messrs Grinnell, Minturn Co.'S London
line, She is to be commanded by Capt Chadwick, now
Of the Mediator.
CALIFORNIA volurrEERs. : The new regiment Rof
mounted men to be under the command of one of our
most experienced military men, will be inspected this
evening by Gen Sandford at the drill room Of
Christie and Delaney streets. The companies
ly If quite complete and composed Of intelligent
and active young men, principally mechanics, who will
no doubt act conspicuous part IN the plains OF Cali
fornia.
ANOTHER CHILD SroLEN-We learn that little girl
was dragging a basket wagon, containing a child
forward snatchei the infant from the wagon and dsp
peared The act sudden that neither the girl
the passers by had time to arrest him Nothing has since
been heard OF either the child or man. This is strange
This the second child that has been stolen within the
last few weeks. What does it mean What done
with the stolen children Is the city infested with
gang of gypsies
The AWNING PosTs-The work Of destruction com.
menced in good earnest yesterday and awning posts,
street looks like freshly shaved chin or an lied
oyster the coverings to its modesty being remov
ed and is left bare to the ardent gazes Of Old Sol
dent, indeed for he in his anxiety to shine where for
years he has not shone BEFORE almost shrveled into old
age with his warmth, those who between him and
his lately laid open prize. In word, Nassau street
awning posts down Let this be a preliminary step
to the removal Of all the obsr uctions the sidewalks
po pesars snd
meAt will be for the public good; land the cheerfulness
exhibited in street in obeyng the orders Of the pow
ty dollars in cases the best evidence that the
whole community in city needs force to compel
them to acknowledge the supremacy Of the law.
AccrDENT.-A young man eyed fifteen years, named
Charles Bremen, native Of Liverpool, England, was
drowned whilst bathing off Corlears Hook yesterday
morning about o'clock. His body had not been
vered at the time of receiving the account Roches-
ter paper will please copy
Movements OF Travellers.
exceeded
general space, assigned to them The following is an
epitome-
AMsRrcAs-G Smith, Louisiana; L. Meyer, Philadel.
phia A. Fist, do; M. Brewster Boston; H. Ed U. g. N;
H. barton, u. ia; c. Hardcastle, do; H. Hendrich,
Cornwall J. Levy, Charleston; T. Russell, Chicago;
Fcrida J. Howard, Baltimore; H. King, Washington; E,
OrTich, ST. Louis; L. Jackson, u. $. A.
., AsroR5C; MoIsants, Mayaguez; D. Mellitt, do; W.
bar, New Orleans; L. O. LOOMS Wisconsin; W. Brough.
Boston; W. Brown, Rhode Island; c. Hand. s.; D.
York; 8 Price. Richmond G. Robinson, philadelphia;
W. Hoffman, Baltimore; 3. Phillips, PHILADELPHIA E.
Arkansas Col Jack, Philadelphia; j. K Jones' ArLan.
sas; J D. Jones, do; A Lyman. Philadelphia; N. Com
+ Tvsr T. Lindsey
Hamilton Niagara L. Cushing, Cambridge; L. Johnson
Tennessee.
CIrr.-M Pawnel Petersboro; H. Bright Baltimore;
C. shubrick. u N; r. Kimbross Tennessee; c. Hub
bard Boston; b. Shee, Philadelphia; c. Walker, New
Orleans; 8. Mann, Boston; NJ Pearce Mass c. Morris
mond; j. Key Baltimore; G. Maxwell, Del; w. Dorman
Richmond; r. McGruder, do; g. Sergeant, Philadelphia
FRANxLIS-M. Cheever, Boston; A. Munroe, New Or
leans; @. MeGrath, Kentucky; j. Peele Mississipp j.
Robinson Charleston; L Lee, Virginia; w. symends,
Pratt Florida; M. Jewett, Connecticut; j. Robinson,
Massachusetts,; r. Wiman, Otsego Adams, Keesville
J. Durs st. LOUIS g. Beethoven, do; E. jack Vicks'
burg
Mississippi; L, W. shaw do d; Bufium, u 8 A.; G.
tyre, Louisiana; d. Freeman, Philadelphia; A. Van
Wych, Rochester, NJ. Hall, Newport j. iglehart Balt
Philadelphia T. Parish, Boston; Osborne, Canada; c.
Fooe, Cleveland, c. Webster, Mobile; Hyde, Mobile
United states Com ,nissi0ner's Once.
Before Commissioner Morton
AUG. 6.--.anempt at RevoH-H Wilson, A. Mccoy, Ira
O. Cornwall. Chs Squires Thomas Crockett and Thomas
harrington, the men charged with an attempt to create
revolt on board the American ship John Harwosd ion
the vo, age from Have to this port were brought up this
mo M befn mi ne