The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-29


So, suppose, the little fat secured his passage at
about one-half the price some others paid mention
this to illustrate the manner which steamboang con-
Quoted upon the Western rivers
HARTFORD, Jan. "a, 1886
Forgey-Hgh L,fs-Wmidly Standards-Fragn
Netos Expresses = Weather : Signs : Reformed
Drunkards.
This week has been one OF more than usual ex-
citement IN our city. A somewhat noted gentleman
in high life and belonging to the supper ten thou
sand, has been detected in sundry forgeres. But,
owing to his connection with the "F F. Co. (6rs fam
lies Of Connectcut the facts have only just ranspirsd
else should have given them YOU Had he been
poor devil of mechanic or laborer he would have
been marched ceremone, down to the Pearl street
Seminary with vile to do his friends such re-
verence in this But the facts near as can
be ascertained, arethat the person referred Col
is name must not be mentioned, that would be ss
crege, from bis belonging to the CO. is said to have
forged the name Of u s. Senator, and Of his father
and fathar-inlaw, on sundry notes, which he has
had discounted at three or four banks, and which
The amount of forged paper is
$4,000 or more only having yets come to light His
and $4,000 and secured the payment Of ali held ~ the
banks and thus seriously embarrassing himself to keep
the state prison out Of its dues but since then several
other forged notes have to light around the street
bow much has been pamed off In other cities Is not
known hear that last evening polite gentlsmsn-
ford county went to the forgers country seat" about
enc mile out Of the city to see the gentleman" He
menced journey to parts unknown, for his health!-
His liabilities and forgeries II Is stated by the knowing
ones are some $25 o0O which will fall heavily amongst
the public For some five or six days after the fact of
the torgeries were known to ofRcals--whout the
details to the public effort was made to vndicate
because he had moved amongst the big bugs-thst no
had wealthy connexions-thst they rich-that he
cordiDg to the present standard Of worth and merit he
was not had not offended against the laws
Of God or mamie could not be held for the
violation OF any law, because laws only made to
punish the poor, hafstarved beings who steal bread
&C. to keep their bodies and souls the
vulgar classes" who labor day and night, for hon.
est living and who thus continually enriching the
country BY adding to its productions. No-such man
and especially in this section, where robbers Of Uncle
SAM and forgers are let off with mock trials and then
can walk our streets defended and shielded BY political
partisans and f. Ca. Out upon such false and mawk
ish distinctions in society! Because has comm
ted the more elevated his station the moro
guilty he does not and should not follow that his
friends should be looked upon in any way guilty,
even contaminated. Let every man and woman be
words and deeds This is the only correct
standard. When the rumors Of these forgeriss were
ling Of q
capital joke would be if the accuseds nomination to
an important government office in our city. should ar
Colonel
When it was known here that the Journal Of Com
eyee, Courier and Enquirer, Tribune and Philadelphia
United States Gazette. North .dnecan and two three
Hbera steamer in order to beet the HeroIds express
that i've Of the paper establishments, considered
BY certain classes, as being the most respect
!" that infamous Heraid"-even the enemies to the
Hersid offered to bet that Bennett (knowiDg your
Here you must allow to insert extract from the
Hartford Times Of this evening which comes directly to
BENEFITS Express, snd that Of the Government, ar
ranged for the Long Island route broke up account
the snow and their packages passed through this city
New York when the boat left this morning but the boat
from New Haven We: seen short distance from New
papers growing over Bennett, who has been dis
tanced "out of sight" But Napoleon, at Moscow,
could control the elements nor can Benne he can
not keep the snow from the deep cuts Of the Long
Island road-of course not !! The Hartford and New
Hs aver route is the one for travel and expresses
snow, hail and rain, all mixed up in Of admirable
confusion, during each week. With the thermometer,
IS degrees above: Although we have had pretty
cold weather still the Representations Of the Oldest
winter known for many past because the had
an extra thick covering lowing to the dry not
n but verv fev nsaucs, which Wa. u% tbs sowsra
being burnt up by the from want Of RAIN and there
FORE they could not all Of them without swarming, make
honey enough to I'LL their hives instead Of prognost
eating hard winter. When win people learn 10 use
and science instead Of hearing to every
steal within that vas preached in the dark in the
We have had for two weeks I" Hough," not Cough"
reformed drunkard low theatricals and this week we
to have Dr. Robinsons" reformed drunkard plays
There IL no nscessity Of person giving l2} cents
see men, or women stagger on stage or to witness the
debasng effects OF the immoderate of liquor Let
any person 60 into the streets lanes Of our city
and enter the abodes there and he will find nemperancs
in s realities end there let each give his LAY cents
to the down trodden abused and oppressed wife and
children that they may be kept comfortable instead Of
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them BE- Of the nobler and elevating class.
The MoRMoNs.-It Is stated in the Jacksonville
Journal, OF Friday last, that Major Warren, with
posse OF the Hancock Guard had passed through that
place, having in custody Mr.. Thatcher, Caunty Court
field thore to be tried writ Of ha6eas corpus Very
recently Mr. Thatcher removed from Office by the
he refused to deliver up the books TO his and
Backenstos the sheriff ordered to him. The
attempt o. to execute this order produced
great excitement IN the court roompstols were drawn
on both sides and the eusion of blood only prevent
ed by the interference Of Major Warren He took
Thatcher and the books into his custody and informed
the commissioners that he would take the clerk to
Springfield writ Of hobeas eopus and have him set
the Mormons will not leave 10 the spring g we hsvs
feared and they do not, there will be mora
blood shsd- ST. Louis Republican, Jan. 10.
SUPREME CouRr OF THE UNITED STATES, Jan. q.
Joseph 8. Bosworth, Esq, OF New York, and
Cnares wallace Brooke, ESQ, OF Pennsylvania, were
admitted attorneys and counsellors Of this Court No.
- Noel Jourdsn ct al vs. Thomas Barrett ct al.-In
error to the Supreme Court Of Louisiana Mr. Justice
Cauon delivered the opinion Of this Court reversing the
Judgment Of said Supreme Court in this cause with
costs and demanding said for further proceedings
no % Knox, Boggs Co appellants Peytor Smith
o. a. Ims cause was further submitted on printed
s a ~ Mr. Brinlsy for the appellants No. as.
Jonn Aspdens executor ct AL compainants, Matthias
Aspoens executor OF al The argument Of this cause
was continued by Mr.. D. Hoffman for the complainant
Adjourned I'LL Tomorrow, IL O'Clock.
IHE NAVIGATION OF THE RIVER 81. CRox.-The
inhabitants OF Calais, (Maine) and its neghDorlng
Croix pavgable. by the aid of cansls ana iocis bs
chief object which they hope Obtain il more ready
transport Of timber TO the mills and sea shore and the
waters Of the river. y 80 ''e''