The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-10

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BosroN, Feb 9, 1916.
IhreH not Arra,gned-A Capital Hoar-Specmia-
tions about the Trtai-Dirisons among Politi-
c,ans-Morton, Wright, &c.
Mr.. Sheriff Eveleth gives notice through the pa
pers, that Tlrrell will not be arralgned to-day as
had been expected. The reason assigned for the
postponemenl is, that the counsel for the accused
have requested it. apprehend that Tirrell and his
friends wish to escape the annoy the crowd that
is sure to accompany him from the Jail to the court
house. II the time OF his arraignment is publicly known
throughout the city. Some capital jokes were played
of upon the multitude who congregated the other day
After waiting long time in anxious suspense not
without murmurs at the hardness OF the keepers
masses" began to show itself in no equvocai
manner: At this juncture wags conceived
accordingly they selected young man, supposed to
bear some resemblance to Trrell and marched him up
through the crowd, guarded either side by person
who might be easily taken for grim messenger of the
goes y" Here he comes p" Make way for the prs.
MED by general rush towards the point of attraction
evnced the general belief that the long expected hero
that they had the veritable Tirrell Of course
they tailed not to inform their friends Of the fact and
give minute description Of the inhuman monster, in
GLIDING looks walk &c Didn't they feel fiat when the
papers assured them the next morning. that Tirre had
been all the while locked up in his private apartments
in Levere.t street That was a decided sel"-a cute
Yankee trick.
There is much speculation abroad in the community
the result Of Tirres trial and different opinions
are expressed in relation to the matter. young law
yer who is perhaps shrewd in guessing the wisest
has offered to bet with that he will be acquitted 1t
en of the N,p York Herald to bet on such question
or indeed on any question as the practice of betting
considered immoral in these "diggins."
wish you would suggest some plan for healing the d.
visions among the politicians. Amy kind of "balsam"
that would have this effect would be valuable than
all the quack medicines ever invented.
Can you tell us what is to be done with the nomnana
tons OF Marcus Morton and Isaac Wright in the sanatel
they 10 be Se
Unisn /; but correspondent Of the Eeening Post
assures that the vote his confirmation has been
reconsdered and that Morton will be rejected Certain
people feel much anxiety about this business and you
solve the doubts which seem to hover around the
Of the Senate you will be entitled to the thanks
OF those "who their country for their country
good" ard whose patriotism is equal to the amount of
their salaries.
Yesterday. towards night, a manifest change came
the weather; from warm it became cold colder,
and might almost say coolest Old Boreas last night,
in his glory, and the breath from his nostrs
sufficient to strike terror into the hearts of s those who
rot well fortified with substantial iedoubts of Le
high Lackawaua, Peach Mountain. other bituminous
substances The weather is about changeable tho
Mexican government or the view in a kaleidoscope.
FROM TURKS ISIAND.--We Yesterday received
from Capt. Morgan, OF the Jefferson, from Turks
Island the Turks Island Gazette Of the 18th inst We
notice in this paper the Governors speech to the council
OF the colony, from which we select the following pas
sages:-
" have great pleasure in communicating 10 you that
Her Majesty with the advice OF her enlightened Minister,
the Secretary of State for the Colonies has
TO offer to you, upon the most gracious and liberal
basis the entire abolition Of the Quit Rent tenure in this
Colony.
81 rejoice that the Island of New Providence-whose
example has beon quickly followed in the Turks Islands
has taken lead among the neghborng british Colo
MES in the great Increment of that armed Institutional
organisation whch Her Mesys Instructions hare called
forth an Empire whose every branch however remote
from the parent tree is thus prepared to repel aggres-
sion can demand and ensure peace.
IL has pleased an alsecing Providence to visit this
usually healthy island with dangerous epidemic from
which, regret to say We not yet wholly relieved
Of the faculty of the colony, have to depore tho
death of several valuable members of community
We have itacised portion Of o1e OF the above pas
sages. What are its intent and meaning
Provisions generally we're very Flour was
selling at Sl2 per barrel So so to 81 per sack-N
Q. Delta, Jan. 81.
NAvAL.-The u. S. schr. Flrt, Lieut.. Cong
Chatard, from Chagres, via Havana, eight days
from the latter place. arrived at Norfolk the inst
Lieut. Watson, bearer of dispatches from Commodore
Sloat Passed Midshman j. Wilkinson and VIM Bennett,
Sailmaker, were passengers.
II understood that Capt John H. Aulick the esteem
ed Commsndant OF the Washington Navy Yard, hos
been appointed 10 the command of the United States
hrigate Potomac, now preparing for and that
modore VIM u. Shubrick Chief Of the Bureau of Pro.
visions and Clothing to succeed him in the command
OF said yard.
SUPREME CoURT OF THE UNITED SrATEs.-Frday,